AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPrivate Care Crackdown (Thessaloniki): Greece’s National Transparency Authority says a Thessaloniki clinic ran an unlicensed oncology unit, with inspectors flagging serious staffing and operational violations; the authority recommends permanent closure and licence revocation, with a bailiff expected to seal the site. Medical Oversight Under Scrutiny (Athens): In the Giorgos Mazonakis case, lawyers for one detained doctor have withdrawn for “purely legal reasons,” while investigators continue examining what happened during plasmapheresis at a Kolonaki clinic. Public Health & Safety (Athens): A University of Georgia student was seriously injured after falling from an 8th-floor apartment window near campus; authorities say the building has safety limiters and urged residents not to tamper with them. Health Risks Abroad (Greek Islands): A British tourist was rushed to hospital after a suspected toxic pufferfish bite off Zakynthos, prompting an investigation. Wellness & Nutrition (Tourism): Greece held 21st place in the WEF Travel & Tourism Development Index, improving its score by 2.5%, with strengths in tourism services and infrastructure.
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