AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCancer Care in Focus: Afghanistan’s National Cancer Control Program has rejected claims that 1.5 million people have cancer, saying the figure is inaccurate and that patient counts are still being finalized, while the Afghanistan Cancer Foundation says at least 1.5 million are affected and warns of a growing crisis with shortages of modern equipment and specialists. Road Travel Disruption: Residents in Ghazni and Paktika say a 41-kilometer road project is still unfinished a year after it began, slowing travel, causing vehicle damage, and hurting farmers trying to reach markets. Migration Safety Warnings: Iranian police report six Afghan migrants killed and four injured in a crash on the Yasuj–Isfahan highway while trying to enter Iran via an irregular route. Health Access Under Pressure: A Kabul-bound bus accident in Kunduz left 26 injured after the vehicle overturned, underscoring ongoing risks on Afghan roads. Travel-Adjacent Security: The US deported an Afghan woman tied to an ISIS-inspired plot in the first use of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, a reminder of how mobility and security checks can collide for Afghans abroad.
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