AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Tech & Accountability: Paraguay’s Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare launched the digital QRSAF platform to centralize citizen complaints, claims, suggestions, thanks, and commendations—aiming for faster routing to the right department and more transparent follow-up. Public Health Innovation: Yguazú began using MosquitOFF, a NASA-data plus local health records app to forecast dengue risk and help target mosquito breeding hotspots, with a seven-day outlook and real-time case inputs feeding local alerts. Maternal & Child Safety: Paraguayan and Brazilian police rescued a kidnapped newborn girl in Pedro Juan Caballero, transferring her to the regional hospital for routine exams before handing her to Brazilian authorities. Community Health Education: Asunción’s Museum of Science (MuCi) rolled out an August Children’s Month program with workshops and family activities, including a botanical illustration session and exoplanet-themed hands-on learning. Wildlife & Wellness Link: The Asunción Zoo reported three capybara births, with vets monitoring the young as they transition from mother’s milk to vegetation—highlighting ongoing animal care that supports public health education around local species.
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