Health Insurance Watch: Government is reviewing a proposed 25% SHIC premium increase that would take effect 1 July 2026 and affect more than 12,000 residents enrolled under CG BritCay, with officials citing cost-of-living pressure and the need for affordable coverage. Infectious Disease Update: Health officials say whooping cough (pertussis) is still spreading locally, urging vaccination, early symptom recognition, and prompt medical advice—especially to protect infants and other high-risk groups. Travel Health Guidance: With the 2026 FIFA World Cup drawing millions, MHES and the Public Health Department are reminding travellers to check routine vaccinations (including measles) and take sensible precautions before and during travel. Air Quality & Respiratory Care: Cayman’s Dust Alert has been lifted after Saharan dust conditions improved, but people—especially those with asthma or respiratory issues—are still advised to take care and seek help if symptoms persist. Mosquito Control: The Mosquito Research and Control Unit continues intensive work after the first large emergence, noting weather has limited some aerial treatments but control efforts are ongoing. Local Wellness & Movement: Fitness Connection’s upcoming Lunch & Learn highlights “Body Debt™,” linking prolonged sitting and movement imbalance to fatigue and reduced workplace performance. Agriculture & Home Health: The Department of Agriculture is responding to spiral whitefly reports across Grand Cayman, advising residents on monitoring, quarantine, and approved treatment options. Community Fitness: RUBiS Fuel to Finish 5K raised funds for NCVO and brought families together for an active morning. Public Works Reminder: George Town Landfill will close early at 1:00pm on King Charles III’s Birthday holiday, with regular collections and recycling continuing as normal.