AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTropical Storm Dolly Watch: Montserrat’s Disaster Management Coordination Agency says Dolly is not an immediate threat, but residents and visitors should keep monitoring official updates as the storm approaches the Leeward Islands over the weekend, with forecasts of heavy rain and possible weakening into a tropical wave. Banking Update: Bank of Montserrat has reopened with limited services after Wednesday’s power and network problems, allowing cash deposits/withdrawals and ATM access, while mobile and online banking remain unavailable. Public Health Leadership: Dr. Eva Jané Llopis has assumed her PAHO/WHO role for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, covering support for Montserrat and other territories as she works to strengthen resilient health systems. Hospital Naming: The Ministry of Health is inviting the public to suggest a name for Montserrat’s new national hospital, with submissions open until Sept 3. Community Back-to-School: Project Aid Alliouagana’s sixth initiative supported 168 students with school supplies and 62 with uniforms, investing over XCD$27,000. Sports & Local Interest: Winair booking system glitches have triggered automatic cancellations for some October 2026 reservations, and the Access Division says flights will continue once resolved.
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