Health Policy (Macao): The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) says imported dogs and cats from rabies-affected countries/regions will no longer face mandatory 30-day quarantine from 12 June, as long as they pass pre-entry checks (microchip, vaccination, antibody testing) and an IAM veterinary inspection on arrival. Public Health (Macao): The Health Bureau (SSM) reported Macau’s 9th Legionnaires’ disease case this year: a 61-year-old man with chronic illness developed fever and joint pain after travel to the Chinese mainland (May 27–June 4), was diagnosed after pneumonia findings and a positive respiratory test, and is in stable condition while officials collect environmental samples. Food Safety (Macao): IAM ordered a local plant to stop production and recall sour/spicy lemon boneless chicken feet after Listeria was found in samples, with re-inspection required before any restart. Regulation (Hong Kong): Hong Kong’s Department of Health will regulate medical gases as pharmaceutical products from 14 June, requiring proper drug dealer licensing and product registration. Healthcare & Community (Macao): SSM honoured 1,000+ residents who reached five blood donations in 2025, highlighting ongoing support for transfusion needs. Smoking & Vaping (Macao): A bill passed first reading proposes a full ban on vape possession and use in public spaces and tighter rules near hospitals and schools. Wellness & Care (Macao): PUMCH says it has integrated Da Vinci robotic surgery into routine practice via local referrals, aiming to reduce the need for patients to travel abroad.