Disaster Response (NTT quake): Indonesia’s Health Ministry is ramping up care after the 7.7 Flores/NTT earthquake, including sending orthopedic specialists to eight affected districts and intensifying medical evacuations for elderly people and pregnant women as aftershocks continue. Emergency Airlift: The government is preparing six helicopter air ambulances for rapid evacuation in remote 3T areas, aiming to prevent complications when travel to hospitals can take hours. On-the-Ground Medical Capacity: Basarnas reports evacuations to health posts for specialized treatment, while the ministry says essential equipment is being secured for field hospitals, including emergency C-sections. Public Health Screening: The Health Ministry expanded free TB screening to Islamic boarding schools, planning thousands of X-ray devices and reporting positive cases among students—paired with a push to reduce stigma. Maternal Nutrition (stunting): Indonesia and Germany, with Bayer Indonesia, are locally producing multiple micronutrient supplements for pregnant women to help cut stunting. Wellness & Access: BPOM is exploring AI training with the University of the Republic of Indonesia to strengthen drug and food supervision talent. Nutrition Policy (food security): Agriculture officials say rice stocks in NTT can cover evacuees for up to a year, with rapid dispatch plans if needed.