AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBorder Health Emergency: MSF reports a surge of drone attacks near Tina on the Chad–Sudan border, with 116 wounded treated since May began and 69 admissions between May 17–26; a May 24 strike hit a crowded market café, sending 35 injured to Tiné Hospital, where teams warn delays in evacuation are cutting survival chances, especially for burns and blast trauma. Humanitarian Pressure in the Sahel: UN officials say about 24 million people across the Sahel—including Chad—need humanitarian help as violence spreads, schools and health centres are forced to close, and climate shocks worsen conditions; the UN notes response funding is at its lowest level in a decade. Health & Security Disruptions: DSS intercepted medical supplies in Borno allegedly intended for ISWAP fighters, including pain-relief medicines, anti-malaria injections, antibiotics and other pharmaceutical products—highlighting how conflict logistics can divert lifesaving care. Health Diplomacy: South Korea says it wants closer cooperation with Chad in education, healthcare and development assistance as both mark 65 years of diplomatic relations.
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