Public Health: Macau’s Health Bureau says the ovitrap index rose year-on-year in May, reaching 57.3%, as Aedes mosquito activity increases; the bureau is running a “Public Health Campaign in Buildings” cleanup focused on older, low-rise areas and urges residents to remove standing water to curb dengue and chikungunya. Food & Safety: The Municipal Affairs Bureau flagged two bottled water brands for enterococci contamination and ordered a stop to supply and sales; consumers are told to stop drinking affected batches immediately. Health Policy: New tobacco law amendments will ban smoking within 10 meters of hospitals, schools and child care facilities, and fully outlaw e-cigarettes, with a six-month transition period before enforcement. Medical Research & Industry: Haisco and Eli Lilly signed a licensing and research collaboration to develop innovative medicines across multiple therapeutic areas, with milestone payments potentially up to about US$3 billion. Wellness & Lifestyle: A study linked 560–610 minutes of weekly exercise with more than 30% lower cardiovascular risk, suggesting current 150-minute guidance may be a minimum for best protection. Local Health Care Capacity: Macau Union Medical Center is set to launch a new ICU next month, according to earlier coverage. Accident & Emergency Care: A fatal Kwai Chung traffic accident saw a cyclist die after being knocked down by a bus; the driver was arrested for dangerous driving causing death.