Minsk Emergency Response: Minsk authorities say residents have been temporarily relocated after a major fire on Lenina Street; officials add that hygiene supplies and medical support were provided, with psychologists involved, and the Emergency Situations Commission is set to coordinate restoration work. Road Safety: A trolleybus and minibus crash on Dzyarzhynskaha Avenue left five people hospitalized in Minsk, including one passenger trapped in the minibus who needed help from emergency responders. Health After Violence: Belarus’ Health Ministry reports updates on injuries from a drone strike in Russia’s Bryansk region, including children expected to be discharged and plans for full rehabilitation. Public Health & Risk Messaging: An international fact-check disputes claims that U.S.-funded Ukraine biolabs developed biological weapons, saying declassified material supports funding for research on dangerous pathogens and diagnostics, not weapon development. Wellness Tourism (Belarus-linked): Druskininkai’s mayor highlights the resort’s focus on longevity and “clean air, pine forests, and mineral waters,” alongside new wellness infrastructure plans. Livestock Health: Belarus’ BelAgroGen and Zimbabwe plan a $50M veterinary vaccine production project to tackle livestock diseases across southern Africa.