AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTropical Storm Dolly Watch: Montserrat’s Disaster Management Coordination Agency says the storm is not an immediate threat, but residents and visitors should keep monitoring as Dolly approaches the Leeward Islands; it’s forecast to weaken into a tropical wave before reaching the islands. Banking Disruption: Bank of Montserrat has reopened with limited services after power and network problems shut it down the day before; cash deposits/withdrawals and Brades ATM access are back, but mobile and online banking were still down by Thursday. Regional Airlift Concern: Caribbean Airlines’ decision to end its direct Tobago–Barbados passenger and cargo service creates a potential regional gap, though other carriers say they’re only monitoring demand for any replacement capacity. Local Travel/Access: The Office of the Premier’s Access Division says Winair bookings for October 2026 were automatically cancelled due to an administrative oversight, and it’s working with WINAIR to restore flights; passengers can contact the Access Division for help. Football: Montserrat will play Turks and Caicos and the British Virgin Islands in the Concacaf Nations League return games in Providenciales, with matches set from Sept 23 to Oct 6. Agriculture & Youth: OECS leaders urged governments to provide crown lands to farmers on transparent, bank-collateral-friendly terms to help young people drive agricultural development.
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