Mosquito Control Update: The Mosquito Research and Control Unit is responding to the season’s first big mosquito emergence on Grand Cayman, using aerial larviciding and ground efforts, but says wind, turbulence and rain have delayed planned aircraft treatments (with one aircraft temporarily out of service). World Cup Health Guidance: Cayman’s Ministry of Health and Public Health Department are urging travellers heading to the 2026 FIFA World Cup (US, Mexico, Canada) to get routine vaccinations up to date—especially measles—before and during travel. Ebola Screening Plans: Enhanced Ebola screening for selected incoming flights at Owen Roberts International Airport starts next Thursday, even as officials say the current risk to Cayman remains low. Health Insurance Cost Pressure: CG BritCay is proposing a ~25% hike to Standard Health Insurance Contract premiums from 1 July, with the Health Insurance Commission able to block it if deemed excessive or unfair. Air Quality & Dust: Officials lifted the Saharan dust alert after readings stayed in the Good to Moderate range, with extra school monitoring completed. Community Wellness: A full turnout joined wellbeing and wellness training across the Cayman Islands, focused on building people-centred workplace cultures. Safety on the Roads: Police report DUI arrests after a two-car crash and an e-bike rider incident, with victims taken to HSA for non-life-threatening injuries. Cancer Therapy Milestone: VERAXA Biotech has completed its merger and is set to begin Nasdaq trading, aiming to advance next-generation cancer therapies.