AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStreet Food Safety in La Paz: After heavy rains caused wastewater overflows, La Paz health authorities temporarily suspended street food sales in affected areas until sewage is cleared and sanitation checks pass, aiming to cut risk of acute diarrheal illness. Mosquito-Borne Disease Alert: The CDC issued a Level 2 travel health notice for Costa Rica’s Guanacaste (including Playa Langosta) amid chikungunya activity, urging travelers to prevent mosquito bites as symptoms can include severe joint pain lasting months. Yellow Fever Vaccination Push: Health authorities in Curaçao urged travelers to get yellow fever shots as cases rise across South America, noting new spread in places like Brazil’s São Paulo and Colombia’s Tolima; vaccination should be done at least 10 days before travel. Bolivia’s Protest Fallout: Bolivia’s political landscape remains unsettled after historic protests and a state of emergency, with the country also facing a major economic downturn—context that can affect access to health and services. Bolivia Travel Risk Index: A solo-travel risk report ranked Bolivia among the higher-risk destinations, citing limited healthcare access and infrastructure constraints.
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