Yellow Fever Alert: Curaçao’s Health Ministry is urging travelers to get vaccinated after WHO/PAHO reported a rise in yellow fever cases across South America, including new detections in Brazil’s São Paulo and Colombia’s Tolima; the ministry says there’s no specific treatment but an effective vaccine, and recommends shots at least 10 days before departure via Curaçao Public Health (Piscaderaweg 49, Zakito) with appointments required. Regional Health Solidarity: Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez thanked CARICOM countries for earthquake relief that included medical specialists and supplies shipped in 88 containers, with Suriname named among the contributors. Pharma Cooperation: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and India signed a public health MoU to align on pharmaceutical standards, including recognition of the Indian Pharmacopoeia to streamline import, quality assurance, and registration of Indian generic medicines. Health Workforce Pathway: WHO opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, including African countries, offering hands-on public health placements across headquarters and country offices. Health & Environment Link: A new Inditex–Conservation International partnership will invest about €6.5 million (2026–2028) to protect Amazon areas across multiple countries, including initiatives in Suriname.