Medical Imaging Upgrade: Minister of Health Dr. Frank Anthony says a brand-new CT scanner is being installed at GPHC, replacing the old machine and boosting faster, more accurate diagnostics for patients. Pharmaceutical Access: The health ministry is nearing completion of new regional pharmaceutical storage bonds (Lethem, Mabaruma, Linden and Regions 2, 5, 6) to improve medicine supply, reduce shortages, and speed up access for hinterland communities. Cardiovascular Warning: Cardiologist Dr. Mahendra Carpen links vaping to rising stroke and heart attacks among young people, warning of heart and blood-vessel effects and possible irreversible lung damage. Public Health & Regulation: President Ali met GA-FDD leadership to stress stronger surveillance, testing, and standards for food safety, labelling, and nutritional content. Weather & Safety: Heavy rain and strong winds damaged school buildings in Region 2, including Anna Regina Multilateral School and Rivers Town Primary; a teacher was injured and is receiving medical care. Road Safety Tragedy: A fatal three-vehicle crash on Providence Public Road killed a 36-year-old man; two drivers were remanded after charges of causing death by dangerous driving. Child Drowning: A six-year-old boy drowned in a water-filled excavation pit at Glasgow Housing Scheme, Berbice, prompting renewed calls for tighter child supervision around hazards. Livestock Disease Control: Esequiba plans to vaccinate 10,000 cattle against foot-and-mouth disease as part of efforts to support Venezuela’s disease-free status. Uranium Debate: APNU is urging the government to properly inform the public and hold a national discussion on readiness and oversight for the Kurupung uranium project.