AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFood Safety Alert (Tunisia): Tunisia’s National Food Safety Authority says Meknassi food poisoning in Sidi Bouzid was linked to “anabasine” found in osbane, likely from accidental inclusion of leaves from the toxic wild plant Nicotiana glauca—urging people to avoid unknown wild herbs and buy leafy vegetables only through reliable channels. Occupational Health (Tunisia): CNAM data via ISST shows occupational diseases rose 25.1% in 2023, with 3,524 cases recorded; musculoskeletal disorders and respiratory illnesses make up 90%, and textile/clothing sectors drove much of the increase. Public Health (Regional): South Africa expanded its foot-and-mouth disease response, reporting 13.5 million vaccine doses procured since February and nearly 4.4 million animals vaccinated, with more doses arriving for booster campaigns. Health & Travel Safety: Adventure travel is booming, but experts warn that many travelers skip insurance and that “clip culture” can downplay safety briefings and certified guidance. Workplace Rights (Global): Turkey was ranked among the world’s worst for workers’ rights in ITUC’s 2026 Global Rights Index, citing restrictions on strikes and union crackdowns. Health Diplomacy (Africa-Korea): Korea’s foreign minister met counterparts including Tunisia to expand cooperation in areas that include healthcare and development assistance.
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