Medical Accountability in Libya: Benghazi’s Medical Insurance Authority chief Abdelbaset Bou Janah urged malpractice insurance to protect patients’ rights to compensation and shield doctors from financial fallout, stressing responsibility only follows proven professional errors and breaches of standards. Disease Elimination Training: GLIDE wrapped its 7th Disease Elimination & Eradication Course in Rwanda, bringing 32 public health leaders—including Libya’s team—through systems thinking and practical tools to turn policy into on-the-ground action. Health Sector Labor Pressure: Medical staff at Al-Khadra and Zuwara Hospital joined a partial strike over worsening shortages and working conditions, saying service pauses were driven by lack of resources, not abandonment of patients. Child Healthcare Upgrade in Benghazi: Benghazi Children’s Hospital rolled out Hikvision AIoT systems, including a nurse call setup, to speed responses and improve patient communication after major refurbishment. Migration & Health Risks: UN reports condemned a Tripoli attack on an IOM service centre where migrants were present, while Ocean Viking rescued 78 people in the Mediterranean needing medical care for heat exhaustion, dehydration, and burns. Return and Care Support: Nigeria’s NEMA received 180 returnees from Benghazi, including one medical case, with medical screening and ambulance services on arrival. Air Quality Monitoring: Libya’s environment ministry marked International Day of Clean Air, highlighting new monitoring stations that track pollution continuously to support early warnings and health protection.