Plane crash tragedy in The Bahamas: Flamingo Air’s Cessna 402 crashed near North Andros airport (Pine Yard) with seven people onboard; authorities confirm multiple deaths and at least one survivor, and Prime Minister Philip Davis says an official investigation is underway. TB update for Bahamians: Health officials report an active tuberculosis situation under enhanced screening in Eleuthera, with suspected cases, positive Mantoux tests, referrals from across the islands, and ongoing contact tracing plus plans to send specialized nurses. Healthy schools push: PAHO and OAS released new guidelines to help countries design school policies that improve nutrition and physical activity, responding to rising overweight/obesity and low daily activity among children and teens. Power outage response: Energy Minister Jobeth Coleby-Davis says the Sunday blackout was “highly unusual,” apologizes for disruptions, and links higher bills to increased summer electricity use while urging residents to cut consumption. Regional relief for Venezuela: CARICOM partners including The Bahamas helped dispatch an 88-container emergency shipment with food, pharmaceuticals, cleaning supplies, and equipment to support earthquake recovery. Air safety scare abroad: A Ryanair incident described a cabin window detaching mid-air, nearly pulling a passenger out; the man was hospitalized with friction burns. Saharan dust and health: A dust plume is expected to worsen air quality across the U.S. Gulf region; sensitive people are advised to limit outdoor exertion and avoid eye rubbing during higher particle levels.