Dengue in Al-Jawf: Residents and a health official in Al-Matoun district report a fast-spreading dengue fever outbreak, with multiple deaths and hospitals struggling as preventive steps and supplies are missing. Vaccines blocked in Houthi-held areas: Yemeni sources say the Houthis refused an emergency shipment of children’s vaccines, warning nearly one million children face rising risks of polio and measles while UN staff and aid operations remain restricted. Drone attack injures child in Al-Hodeidah: A 5-year-old boy was wounded by shrapnel after a Houthi drone strike in Hays district; doctors say surgery will be needed to remove fragments from his leg. Chronic disease patients hit by blockade: Sana’a’s Republican Teaching Hospital Authority held a press conference linking the 12-year Saudi blockade and airport closure to shortages of essential medicines, including anesthetics and emergency drugs, with some shipments arriving spoiled or expired. Free eye surgery in Ibb: A six-day cataract and lens implant camp in Ibb’s Nasser General Hospital is set to carry out 460 surgeries, with free medications and glasses for low-income patients. Medical access under pressure: Yemen’s foreign ministry alleges humanitarian organizations are yielding to Saudi pressure by refusing entry of life-saving medicines, especially anesthetics.