Climate-Resilient Maternal Care: Nepal and UNFPA, with Japan’s support, inaugurated the refurbished Bhur Health Post in Bheri Municipality, Jajarkot—upgraded for climate-resilient primary services, equipped with medical supplies, and backed by adaptation guidelines for local health committees. Measles Alert: Nepal reported measles outbreaks in seven districts since January, with experts warning that vaccine shortages have limited emergency vaccination coverage despite recent receipt of 200,000 doses. Water Safety in Kathmandu: Public Health Office testing found hazardous microbes in over a quarter of samples, but testing was paused due to constraints—raising fresh concerns as monsoon contamination risks rise. Heat Stress on Workers: Extreme heat is worsening conditions for Kathmandu’s informal outdoor workers, with reports of dizziness, headaches, and reduced work capacity as temperatures intensify. Health System Staffing: The Ministry of Health approved 1,808 federal bridge positions after an O&M survey, aiming to expand specialist doctor capacity and begin phased recruitment. Public Health Threat—Typhoid Resistance: A new study highlights rapidly growing extensively drug-resistant typhoid strains across South Asia, including Nepal, raising urgency for stronger prevention and treatment options. Cancer Care Supply Worry: Reports say Nepal has run out of cancer medicines after supply disruptions tied to high costs, putting pressure on major cancer hospitals. Women’s Health Access: A free gynecology camp in Myagdi benefited 614 people, with suspected cervical cancer cases referred for further treatment and free medicines provided.