Child Disability Snapshot: Syria’s 2026 General Needs Survey says 8.8% of families have at least one child with a disability, with hearing and visual impairments the most common (each 13.7%); 71.7% of these children have received specialized rehab and health services, but 28.3% still urgently need support, and access varies by travel time to care. Humanitarian Coordination: The Royal Humanitarian Foundation and UNFPA discussed joint health-sector and aid delivery cooperation, including priority work in Gaza and Syria. Security With Health Impacts: Syrian forces in Raqqa foiled an Islamic State attack on an Internal Security headquarters; one security member was killed and three wounded, who were transferred to hospitals. Regional Health-Related Infrastructure Concern: A wide coalition of countries condemned a May 17 drone attack on electrical infrastructure near the UAE’s Barakah nuclear plant, warning of risks to civilian health and the environment. Travel Access for Damascus: Etihad launched new routes including Damascus as part of its biggest summer push, adding capacity and more flights that could ease travel for patients and families. Workplace Safety Note: A Turkey labor report links workplace deaths to sectors like agriculture and construction, highlighting preventable hazards such as traffic accidents and silicosis.