AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTraffic & emergency care: A military truck crash on the Osipovichi–Baranovichi highway killed 2 people and injured 14; a criminal case has been opened for traffic violations, and medical help is being provided. Healthcare regulation: Belarus shortened timelines for state registration and updates of biomedicinal cell products (15→10 days; related requests 1 month→20 days) and removed an extra local-approval step for opening pharmacies under Good Pharmacy Practice rules. Mental health cooperation: At the BRICS Health Ministers meeting, Belarus joined other countries in backing a plan to set up centres of excellence for mental wellness, coordinated by India’s NIMHANS, plus a training network to build workforce capacity. Access to protection: Belarusian human rights groups RPF and Human Constanta released a report saying asylum rules may match international standards on paper, but systemic problems persist in practice at every stage, from applying to court appeals. Work & wages: Belstat reports average monthly wages rose by 100.6 rubles in June to 3,104.1 rubles; Minsk’s average reached 4,054.4 rubles. Public safety in transport: Minsk Metro recorded 100 passenger incidents in the first half of the year, with 62 injuries; some cases were linked to health conditions and others to safety rule violations.
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