AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArbaeen Health & Safety: Iraq’s Arbaeen pilgrimage is in full swing in Karbala, with authorities reporting more than 4.88 million foreign visitors entering the country since Muharram began, while medical services and crowd support expand across routes and border crossings. Public Health & Environment: In Baghdad, untreated sewage continues to flow into the Tigris River, with Shafaq News reporting new pipe outlets that still bypass treatment—raising fresh concerns for water safety and disease risk. Karbala Community Care: Despite extreme heat, Arbaeen mawkibs are running free services for pilgrims, including first aid, blister and foot injury treatment, and even eyesight checks and glasses. Road Safety: A bus crash near Diwaniyah killed six people and injured four, blamed on speeding and driver distraction. Security & Hospital Impact: In Erbil, gunmen shot the son of a senior Iranian Kurdish opposition figure; he was taken to hospital and remains in critical condition. Forensics & Trauma After ISIS: Near Mosul, unidentified remains are believed to be linked to ISIS-era mass graves, with DNA testing underway.
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