Legionnaires’ Disease Update: Macau’s Health Bureau reported a 61-year-old man with chronic illness has tested positive for Legionnaires’ disease; he developed fever and joint pain after travel to the Chinese mainland (May 27–June 4) and remains in stable condition at Conde de São Januário Hospital Centre, with officials set to collect environmental samples to trace the source. Infrastructure for Healthier Growth: Transport and Public Works Secretary Raymond Tam said Macau is pushing its “1+4” diversification plan and accelerating four flagship projects—education town, tourism/culture zone, airport transport hub, and a sci-tech park—while the 17th IIICF focuses on green and digital infrastructure connectivity. Food Safety Alert: The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) found Listeria in boneless chicken feet samples from a local plant, ordered a production/supply stop and a recall, and required process fixes and re-inspection. Anti-Smoking Push: Macau’s Legislative Assembly passed the first reading outline of amendments to expand smoking bans outdoors, ban e-cigarette use in all public spaces, and allow inspectors to use body-worn cameras during enforcement. Wellness in Built Spaces: MGM MACAU and MGM COTAI received WELL Platinum certification under the WELL Building Standard v2, highlighting health-focused design across air, water, nourishment, light, movement, sound, materials, mind and community. Local Blood Donation: SSM honoured over 1,000 residents who reached five blood donations in 2025, underscoring voluntary giving as key to safe transfusion services. Public Health & Community: A new “Wondera Festival” wellness-and-culture event is set for this weekend at Navy Yard, aligning with Global Wellness Day and featuring free admission zones, workshops and talks.