Damascus Security & Health Response: Syria’s Health Ministry says the Jaramana minibus blast left 14 wounded (three in critical condition) and no deaths, after earlier reports of fatalities were corrected when forensic teams determined severed limbs belonged to living patients undergoing surgery. Emergency Care & Forensics: Hospitals were placed on high alert, ambulances mobilized, and investigators secured the scene while medical teams handled remains and injuries. Attack Details: Authorities say an explosive device was planted inside the passenger minibus in Jaramana, a suburb with Druze and Christian communities, and a little-known group later claimed responsibility, though no arrests were announced. Humanitarian Nutrition Support: Korea’s USD 30 million contribution to WFP’s REACH Phase II will fund emergency food and nutrition assistance, including for vulnerable children, with support planned across Syria and other conflict-affected countries. Refugee Health Access: In Erbil, a Kurdish National Council delegation raised concerns that costly medical tests required for Syrian refugees’ residency renewals are creating a major barrier to care and legal stability.