Emergency Contact Disruption: Digicel’s island-wide technical outage is affecting phone lines, including the Bermuda Police Service and 911; police have shared temporary numbers (755-1625, 755-1622, 755-1623, 755-1624) and BHB says medical emergencies should call the Emergency Department at 239-1301 until 911 is restored. Public Health Safeguards: The Health Ministry warns that no one under 18 can legally consent to a tattoo without a parent or legal guardian present for the entire procedure and providing written consent; an investigation led to suspension of a local studio’s licence. Addiction Recovery Support: HSBC Bermuda donated $20,000 to Focus Counselling Services’ Root and Rise horticulture programme, supporting therapeutic gardening for people in recovery. Workforce Pipeline: Bermuda Hospitals Board welcomed 39 summer students, including nursing, medical, allied health and healthcare business placements, selected from 143 applicants. Family Protection Update: The Family Preservation Tier II Programme is progressing with high-frequency community-based intervention for families assessed at elevated risk of child abuse or neglect. Local Care Access: MPs heard that past “stop list” convictions can block urgent overseas medical travel, and waivers may not be reliable for emergencies. Community Health & Safety: A Harbour Road crash sent a driver to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with minor injuries, causing significant traffic delays.