AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCPR in schools: Malta Resuscitation Council is pushing to make CPR compulsory in the national curriculum and taught throughout life, arguing that anyone nearby can be the first to act while waiting for an ambulance. Family Court reform: Prime Minister Robert Abela says Malta’s Family Court overhaul will start on 1 October, aiming to cut delays, strengthen mediation, and put children at the centre—especially in cases involving domestic violence. Weight-loss jab crackdown: Malta’s underground trade in an unapproved weight-loss jab has been exposed, with Superintendent of Public Health Charmaine Gauci warning that illegal sources like the fast-spreading retatrutide “miracle in a bottle” can be falsified, contaminated, or wrongly dosed. Local health response: A person injured after a fall at Blata l-Bajda was rescued in a joint operation involving Civil Protection and the Armed Forces, then transferred for medical care. Mental health focus: An Office of the Ombudsman thematic lecture is set to centre on mental health risks and concerns.
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