AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPrime Minister’s Health: Matthew Wale has been flown to Australia for urgent treatment after doctors at the National Referral Hospital referred him; his condition has not been disclosed. Disaster Preparedness: Solomon Islands is among nine Pacific nations set to receive mobile emergency alerts under a US$1.2 million programme. Strong winds and rough seas have also prompted warnings for Temotu, Makira and Rennell-Bellona, while a dry spell raises bushfire risks on Banika Island. Health Services: Naha health centre in Honiara has replaced paper registers with digital patient records. NRH has also received a new tuberculosis isolation wing as hospital admissions for TB rise. Energy and Climate: Main dam construction has begun at the Tina River hydropower project, targeting completion in 2028. Solomon Islands is also among 14 Pacific countries covered by a US$250 million climate grant programme for resilient infrastructure and essential services. Education and Community Support: Japan’s scholarship agreement will fund three more Solomon Islanders to study there next year. Australia has awarded 74 community projects worth more than SBD18 million in its latest funding round.
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