Forest & Health Emergency: Indonesia ramps up fire response in Kalimantan and Sumatra, deploying 12,880 personnel, adding aircraft and helicopters, and resuming salt-based cloud seeding as haze risk persists—peatland fires can smolder underground even after surface flames look out. TB & Primary Care Boost: Banten is highlighted as a national pilot after exceeding Free Health Check coverage and TB case detection targets, using portable X-ray screening to speed lung disorder detection and link people to community treatment. Quake Medical Support: The Navy’s hospital ship KRI Dr. Soeharso arrives in East Nusa Tenggara to provide free emergency care, surgery support, and medical evacuations for 7.7 quake-affected areas. Bali Zika Reassurance: Bali tourism officials urge travelers to stay calm after a US health advisory, noting no Zika cases have been detected locally while emphasizing mosquito-bite prevention. Cancer & Early Detection: The Indonesian Respiratory Doctor Association warns lung cancer is appearing in younger adults, but screening access—especially LDCT—remains uneven outside major cities. People-First HIV & TB: Advocates and health officials push community-led HIV and TB programs that tackle stigma and access barriers, not just clinical treatment. Public Health in the Air: Health reporting links wildfire haze to a wider respiratory burden, with Java’s year-round pollution compounding smoke exposure.