AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStroke scare and cross-island care: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Dr. Terrance Drew says he’s in “good spirits” and stable in South Florida, after being treated first in Martinique and then flown to Miami for further checks. He described symptoms starting Sunday—persistent nausea and vomiting, left neck pain, mild headache, dizziness, and trouble with balance—then said doctors kept investigating and he’s gradually returning to light activity. Martinique hospital role (reported): Martinique media reported Drew was admitted to the University Hospital of Martinique/CHUM ICU and stabilized under intensive-care teams led by Professor Dabor Resière, but St. Kitts and Nevis authorities and his medical team have not publicly confirmed a specific diagnosis. Public health takeaway: Drew urged people not to ignore warning signs, framing the episode as a “wake-up call” that health matters. Local safety context: Separate from the health story, Martinique saw three shootings in three days, renewing calls for stronger security and tighter control of firearms.
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