AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAnimal Welfare: Georgia’s Interior Ministry has opened an investigation under the animal-cruelty law after footage showed dog remains at a burial site near Tbilisi. Activists want forensic examinations and a nationwide rabies vaccination campaign; the Animal Monitoring Agency calls claims of deliberate mass killings false. Medical Education: India’s medical regulator gave conflicting replies on whether graduates of six-year MBBS programs in Georgia can qualify for India’s licensing exam. The uncertainty has raised concerns about consultants’ claims and left prospective students without clear guidance. Prison Health: Opposition politician Elene Khoshtaria was transferred from prison to a Tbilisi clinic, as concerns over her health and alleged abuse in Georgian prisons draw renewed scrutiny. Mpox Surveillance: Russia’s third reported Moscow-region case in a month highlights a wider monitoring gap: authorities have not disclosed the virus’s clade, limiting assessment of regional risks.
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