Syria Health Services: Syria’s Health Ministry announced new projects in Deir ez-Zor, including the foundation stone for an oncology hospital, plus quick repairs and equipment transfers to keep cardiac catheterization services running. Public Safety: A minibus blast near Damascus (Jaramana) was reported with updated figures after earlier confusion, with authorities continuing investigations. Injury Alerts: One man was killed and five others (including a child) were injured in a two-vehicle collision near Damascus, prompting hospital transfers and an ongoing probe. Water Safety: Hasaka’s water authority said trial pumping from Alouk station will continue for another week, with residents urged not to drink network water until lab tests confirm it’s safe. Return & Security: Ras al-Ain’s first return convoy in years reportedly faced assaults and gunfire, raising urgent concerns about safety for displaced families. Research & Health: St. Jude scientists published a single-cell atlas of spinal neurons tied to motor coordination, pointing to future advances for recovery after spinal cord injury. Vaccines Policy (Global): A U.S. executive order would split MMR into separate shots and drop routine child recommendations for hepatitis B, Covid-19, and influenza—sparking major public health debate.