AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAirport Attack Aftercare in Kuwait: Kuwait’s Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah visited injured people at Jaber Al-Ahmad Hospital, directing authorities to mobilize all medical and technical resources for full recovery, while also extending condolences to the family of the one person who died. Injury Updates & Medical Support: Kuwait’s Health Ministry reported 63 injuries and major surgeries for seven patients after the Iranian drone/missile strike on Kuwait International Airport; a Kuwaiti security officer lost his right leg while responding to the attack. Blood Donation Push: With hospitals treating victims, Kuwait also urged blood donations to strengthen the national blood reserve; Billava Sangha Kuwait (BSK) meanwhile ran a blood donation camp at Kuwait Central Blood Bank with about 95 donors. Diplomatic & Consular Care: Bangladesh’s ambassador visited injured nationals and donated blood; India’s embassy and officials visited the mortuary and hospitals, with MEA saying 13 Indian nationals were injured and receiving treatment. Regional Health Context: As US-Iran ceasefire talks stall and Hezbollah rejects Lebanon terms, Kuwait continues to face heightened risks to civilian health and healthcare readiness.
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