Eid Al-Adha food safety push (Qatar): Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality says it has finished preparations for Eid Al-Adha, with slaughterhouses cleaned and sterilised, veterinary doctors and inspectors deployed for pre- and post-slaughter checks, and extended operating hours from 5am to handle peak demand. Hajj health guidance (PHCC): PHCC urges pilgrims to follow medical instructions, start with doctor visits and key vaccines (meningitis, influenza, pneumococcal), and take heat and dehydration seriously during the rites. Coeliac disease support (MoPH): MoPH ran a workshop with regulators and hospitals on how to keep gluten-free food safe for coeliac patients, stressing stronger coordination and compliance. Digital safety for families (MCIT): MCIT launched its “Digital Parenting” series at the Doha International Book Fair, focusing on practical ways parents can protect children online. Medical training (WCM-Q): Weill Cornell Medicine–Qatar wrapped biostatistics workshops for 117 healthcare professionals across the region. Regional health watch: Malaysia is stepping up Ebola preparedness as the latest outbreaks in DRC and Uganda grow. Eid travel mood (Bahrain): Hotels in Bahrain report a strong GCC booking surge, with family-focused Eid packages and activities.