Energy Security: Aruba’s RECIP-3 power expansion was officially handed over at WEB Aruba, adding two Wärtsilä engines for 36 MW of firm capacity to help meet rising demand and reduce outage risk. Healthcare Quality: The Aruba Public Health Inspectorate says registration is full for IVA 2026, its Quality of Healthcare Conference “Risky Business,” with sessions on disruption management and building safer, more resilient care systems. Heat & Hydration Warnings: With temperatures up to 34°C and a heat index that can feel like 40°C, DVG urges residents to drink more water, seek shade, wear light clothing, and watch for heat-stress signs like dizziness, nausea, and confusion. Addiction Care in Focus: Brasami Addiction Clinic outlines its phased treatment approach in Aruba, including detox and stabilization, then rehabilitation and resocialization, emphasizing addiction as a brain/psychiatric health issue. Community Wellness: Red Cross Aruba and Kiwanis supported 100 children for back-to-school with clothing, haircuts, hygiene workshops, first-aid sessions, and hurricane preparedness. Public Health & Safety: Aruba’s ambulance chief says disaster response depends on event scale, noting the service has 10 ambulances and 40 personnel and is trained for hurricanes but not a specific earthquake drill. Responsible Pet Ownership: Aruba’s health authorities share guidance for responsible pet owners—lifelong commitment, vaccination and spay/neuter, and proper identification like microchips. Local Health Environment: Two former Oranjestad police stations remain in serious disrepair, raising hygiene and public health concerns due to mold fears and repeated fire responses.