Court Update (Health Impact): In the ongoing case into Mango founder Isak Andic’s death on Montserrat, Jonathan Andic’s defense says the fall may have been accidental, pointing to the late entrepreneur’s bilateral knee osteoarthritis and arguing it could have slowed his reaction during a sudden slip. The defense also disputes suspicions of foul play tied to the absence of typical palm injuries, and cites a prior fall captured on surveillance in Barcelona where he lost balance but was helped by an employee. Public Health Watch: Montserrat’s Ministry of Health says it is closely monitoring Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, stressing the risk to Montserrat remains low while it reviews isolation and treatment capacity, refreshes healthcare training, and reinforces infection prevention and control and PPE use. Regional Malaria Monitoring: The Ministry also reports two imported malaria cases detected in Antigua and Barbuda and says Montserrat is maintaining active surveillance and travel-related precautions regionally. Medicines Access (Regional Health Systems): PAHO/WHO and OECS-PPS will hold a joint planning workshop in Saint Lucia (28–29 May 2026) to improve access to safe, effective medicines and health technologies, including launching a technical working group to strengthen procurement, supply chains, quality assurance, and pooled procurement across Eastern Caribbean states. Community Health Support Funding: The Government of Montserrat launched CDB’s Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF) 11 Programme, securing EC$8.1 million for projects aimed at reducing poverty and improving essential services, with Montserrat’s allocation rising to about US$3 million—nearly five times the previous cycle.