AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWater Safety: The National Environment Authority says Saramacca River water is safe to use again after tests found lower mercury and lead levels and no cyanide. It still advises against eating predatory fish, which can accumulate mercury. Food Safety: Vegetable exporters warn that weak pesticide oversight threatens public health and Suriname’s export reputation, and urge the government to enforce residue limits. Amazon Protection: Illegal gold mining is advancing into Indigenous territories, bringing forest clearing and mercury pollution that threaten Wayana communities’ water and fishing grounds. Offshore Energy: TotalEnergies’ planned Block 58 campaign will use two Noble rigs to drill 32 wells, with contracts worth up to US$1.05 billion. Healthcare: AZP expects new endoscopy equipment to ease six-to-eight-month waits for gastrointestinal examinations. Cross-Border Travel: Guyana will provide a barge for the Corentyne crossing while the Canawaima ferry undergoes repairs.
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