AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDisaster Recovery: CNMI Gov. David Apatang says damage assessments are still underway after Super Typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi, with Saipan’s power improving but still not fully restored, Tinian power at 980 of 1,059 customers, and Rota still working through repairs and generator needs; Medical Support: Commonwealth officials and partners distributed more than $250,000 in durable medical equipment to Sinlaku and Bavi survivors, including beds, wheelchairs, and walkers, while Red Cross resource centers remain open and mobile medical visits continue; Community Health & Access: KKMP Foundation–Project H.O.P.E., IT&E, and the Tan Siu Lin Foundation provided $7,000 in fuel assistance to keep free humanitarian water and supply shipping to Rota running; Nutrition & Prevention: Commonwealth Health Center cardiologist Dr. Peter Gregor urged schools to help families return to ancestral foods to fight rising obesity and diabetes, including student projects on traditional diets; Local Policy: The CNMI Senate unanimously approved an amended $40M CUC emergency financing bill for utility restoration after the typhoons, sending it back to the House for concurrence.
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