Macau Public Health: The Health Bureau (SSM) reported a new Legionnaires’ disease case in Macau: a 61-year-old man with chronic illness is in stable condition at Conde de São Januário Hospital Centre after returning from the Chinese mainland (May 27–June 4) and developing fever and pneumonia; officials will collect environmental samples to trace the source and apply targeted improvements. Emergency Care Capacity: Macau’s Health Bureau inaugurated an “Emergency Medicine Training Centre” and a “Stroke Centre” at MGM MACAU, aiming to boost first-aid skills for the public (including CPR and AED promotion) and strengthen emergency response through simulation-based training. Animal Health & Safety: Macau’s Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) updated imported pet inspection rules: dogs and cats from rabies-affected countries/regions no longer face mandatory quarantine if they meet pre-entry checks and pass arrival inspection by an IAM veterinary surgeon. Urban Health-Linked Planning: Macau’s Urban Planning Council released a revised Taipa Northern Zone Urban Development Plan, shifting toward “liveability first,” higher green space standards, and prioritised flood control alongside green mobility and public space upgrades. Health Workforce & Family Wellbeing: Research presented by Kiang Wu Nursing College highlighted declining nursing students’ intentions to marry and have children, pointing to economic pressure, childcare concerns, and career gaps—along with related studies on caregiver support, first-aid readiness, and dementia awareness. Local Health Education: UM will restructure its Faculty of Health Sciences into a Faculty of Medicine on Aug 1 and launch a joint clinical medicine programme with the University of Lisbon, supporting international pathways for medical training. Pet Control Results: IAM outlined rodent control effectiveness, reporting 25,000 rat baiting points deployed in 2025 and 2,894 rats eliminated, across 25 control zones with intensive operations.