AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNew Health Facility: Qatar Charity has opened a centre in Mogadishu’s Garasbaley district, expected to serve 50,000 residents, including displaced families. Services include maternity care, emergency treatment, vaccination, testing and a pharmacy; solar power is intended to keep it running. Flood Health Risks: The UN warns that floods could displace nearly 874,000 people in Somalia by December. Flooding may destroy crops, contaminate water and disrupt healthcare, while only 14.4% of the requested response funding has been secured. Healthcare Investment: Hormuud Telecom’s Mogadishu forum brought together about 350 participants to discuss investment and gaps in medical services. Health Minister Ali Haji Adam called for collective action to improve care. Diabetes Care: A new commentary proposes a hospital pathway to identify and treat diabetic foot problems early. It cites hospital studies reporting foot ulcers in 15% and 17.9% of participating patients, while stressing these figures do not represent national prevalence.
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