AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublic Health: Georgia’s NCDC says norovirus is highly likely behind a gastroenteritis outbreak at Tbilisi kindergartens, with over 100 children hospitalized; most are recovering and officials say accountability will follow. Education & Safety: The same kindergarten poisoning wave has triggered suspensions and investigations, while the health ministry says no complications were reported. Culture & Film: “Beyond the Diagnosis,” a documentary about three Southern Black women thriving with HIV, premieres Nov. 6 at PVIFF and streams the same day on JaroGO across five countries. Civic Life: In Tbilisi, a pro-Russian far-right rally opposed the “Arab cities” idea tied to the Eagle Hills investment, marching toward the Holy Trinity Cathedral. Diaspora & Mobility: Ireland deported 43 Georgian nationals (including three children) to Tbilisi in a charter operation costing €225,575. Sports: The IJF women’s judo world ranking update highlights shifting contenders ahead of major events, with Tbilisi-linked results noted.
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