Public Health: The WHO has declared the hantavirus outbreak linked to the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius officially over, with no new infections reported; two patients remain in treatment (one in South Africa, one in France). The outbreak began in April after multiple passengers fell ill while the ship was off Tenerife, and three deaths were reported among at least 13 infections. Animal Health: Falkland Veterinary Clinic issued an urgent heatwave warning for cat owners after treating multiple cases of feline heatstroke in 24 hours, urging constant access to cool shade and fresh water and highlighting warning signs like mouth breathing, panting, drooling, vomiting, diarrhoea, confusion, or collapse. Community & Environment: A reader raised concerns that bird droppings on Stanley’s Wharf gravel are making the area “unusable,” creating a health hazard and smell as warmer weather increases the problem. Local Health & Safety (Travel/Wellbeing): Quark Expeditions launched Arctic 2028 and Antarctic 2028–29 seasons, including a guided photography programme and “Tundra to Table” food experiences—relevant for wellness-minded travellers planning polar trips.