Health & Safety (Medicines): Pakistan’s DRAP issued a rapid alert over falsified blood-cancer medicines, naming counterfeit Jakavi tablets and Darzalex injections, with reports tracing affected batches to the Maldives—urging hospitals and patients to treat listed batch numbers as unsafe. Public Health (Maldives): The Health Protection Agency reported fewer dengue, influenza-like illness, and diarrhoea cases in June versus May, but warned dengue transmission is still active on some islands and urged continued mosquito-breeding control and hygiene. Community Fitness (Maldives-India): Maldives and India signed MoUs to equip fitness and recreation centres on 42 islands under India’s grant support, with a focus on women, girls, and youth to boost healthier lifestyles. Travel Health (Europe risk): UK travellers were warned about a triple threat of mosquito-borne viruses (West Nile, dengue, chikungunya) spreading across European holiday hotspots, with UKHSA noting rising travel-acquired cases in 2026. Sports (Maldives): Dhiraagu Malé Open Swimming Competition registration closes 31 July, with races from 250m to 1km plus a new 500m team relay to encourage open-water participation. Wellness Tourism (Maldives): The Standard, Maldives (Hyatt) launched a month-long Wellness Month with mindful movement, spa experiences, and a themed culinary programme. Legal/Accountability (Maldives trip): Parents of a 15-year-old British girl who died after a boat propeller incident during a Maldives field trip filed a negligence lawsuit against her school in Singapore.