AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAddiction Care: CNMI Public Safety Commissioner Anthony Macaranas says the department has lost nearly 50 officers and the islands lack a rehabilitation center for people struggling with addiction. Primary Care: Dr. Norma Ada is moving to full-time VA care on Saipan; her clinic will remain open with nurse practitioners and other providers continuing patient services. Storm Safety: Typhoon In-fa is forecast to pass near Pagan and Agrigan, where destructive winds are possible; officials have declared Condition III for the northern islands. Beach Safety: BECQ advises avoiding swimming and fishing within 300 feet of Tinian’s Chiget Beach after tests found bacteria above local standards. Saipan’s DPW Channel was also flagged this week. Oral Cancer: Saipan survivor Claudine Atalig urges betel nut chewers not to ignore mouth changes or persistent sores after her Stage 4 diagnosis.
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