AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDigital Health Feedback: Paraguay’s Ministry of Public Health launched the QRSAF platform to centralize citizen complaints, claims, suggestions, thanks, and commendations—aiming for faster routing to the right departments and more transparent follow-up. Vector-Borne Disease Tech: The MosquitOFF app is being used in Yguazú to predict dengue risk using NASA satellite data plus local health records, with a seven-day forecast and municipality-wide coverage to help target mosquito control. Indigenous Health & Services Context: Paraguay’s Indigenous population is officially reported at 140,049 across 19 peoples, with 557 communities recorded—useful for planning culturally appropriate health outreach. Public Health Infrastructure: Asunción’s Municipal Plant Nursery in Caballero Park is undergoing renovation to boost plant production for urban greening, supporting healthier public spaces. Health & Safety News: A newborn kidnapped in Brazil was rescued in Pedro Juan Caballero and taken to a regional hospital for routine medical checks before being handed to Brazilian authorities.
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