Cardiac Care Spotlight: Kyrgyzstan’s Health Minister Damir Osmonov personally performed emergency stenting for an 87-year-old woman with acute myocardial infarction during an unscheduled hospital inspection, with treatment provided free under the 24/7 AMI program. New Hospital Build: In Bishkek, construction is underway on a new National Center for Traumatology and Orthopedics complex (70% complete), planned to open by year-end with capacity for 450 patients, 14 operating rooms, and imaging equipment including MRI/CT. Vaccines for Pilgrims: The Muftiate launched a supplier competition for influenza and meningococcal vaccines for Hajj 2027, with strict cold-chain and quality requirements. Public Health Risk Watch: WHO warns the DRC Ebola outbreak is accelerating, with a near-47% fatality rate and thousands of confirmed cases and deaths reported across six provinces. School Health & Access: For the 2026/2027 school year, 59,000 first-grade places remain vacant nationwide; parents must submit medical and vaccination certificates during the registration window. Animal Welfare: In Balakchy, police checked complaints after a video showed a pony allegedly mistreated for tourist rides, with calls for stronger enforcement. Transport Safety in Issyk-Kul: Officials discussed safe water transport operations during the tourist season, including dock safety and joint raids until season end. Healthcare Capacity & Demand: Kyrgyzstan reports about 20–30 children need hematopoietic stem cell transplants each year, with the procedure now available domestically.