Workplace Safety: A fatal construction-site accident in Peyia followed days later by a serious Nicosia incident is now under police and Labour Inspection probe, after a boom pump struck 11,000-volt overhead cables and a worker died; arrests were made as authorities examine what went wrong. Medical Oversight: The Health Ministry has filed a third complaint over plasmapheresis clinics in Larnaca, asking one centre to stop operating while police investigate whether machines are used legally; the case has renewed attention on a patient who later developed serious complications. Legal Rights in Healthcare Testing: Cyprus’ Supreme Court will hear a challenge to an order requiring a detainee to provide saliva or blood for a drug investigation, questioning whether blood was necessary when saliva could be used. Cancer Awareness: Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides urged men to discuss prostate cancer screening with their doctor, citing Cyprus cancer registry figures and the move toward organised PSA-based screening. Mental Health at Work: EU-OSHA data shows Cyprus has one of the highest workplace stress and anxiety rates, with many workers reporting job-related stress, depression or anxiety plus headaches/eye pain. New Healthcare Access: Hadassah opened its first European medical centre in Limassol, with plans for further healthcare infrastructure across Cyprus. Public Health Services: Beaches may be left without lifeguards on Thursday due to a nationwide strike by hourly-paid workers, with the Interior Ministry urging extra caution.