Dengue in Al-Jawf: Residents and a health official report a fast-spreading dengue outbreak in Al-Matoun district, with multiple deaths and hospitals/clinics struggling due to delayed action and missing supplies. Vaccines blocked in Sana’a: Yemeni sources say Houthi authorities refused an emergency shipment of children’s vaccines, warning nearly one million children face rising risks as immunization collapses; the UN says detained staff must be released and restrictions lifted. Drone attack injures child in Al-Hodeidah: A 5-year-old was wounded in Hays district after a Houthi drone strike; doctors say surgery is needed to remove shrapnel. Chronic disease patients hit by blockade: Sana’a’s Republican Teaching Hospital Authority says the 12-year Saudi blockade and airport closure have delayed or spoiled medicines, including anesthetics and emergency drugs, as companies withdraw or reroute shipments. Free eye surgery in Ibb: A six-day cataract and lens implant camp in Nasser General Hospital aims for 460 surgeries, with free meds and glasses for low-income patients. Malaria surveillance push: The U.S. Navy is seeking Yemen-focused malaria monitoring support to track outbreaks and reduce spread risk. Education-health link: Save the Children reports many southern Yemeni children are out of school due to poverty and food/fuel price shocks, with child labor driving dropouts.