Courts & Community Safety: A 31-year-old labourer, Branson Paris, was charged with the murder of 60-year-old Roseclair Williams, a pastor’s wife, after an alleged stabbing and throat cutting in Diamond; he was sent for mental health observation and the case is set to return June 16. Water & Health Security: Health Minister Daniel Cummings says drought has sharply cut mainland river water output, forcing the Central Water and Sewerage Authority to introduce rationing and possible temporary interruptions. Public Service Under Strain: Police say a traffic corporal was struck by an SUV driven by urologist Dr. Rohan DeShong during a “No Entry” enforcement incident in Frenches; local authorities are working to manage the fallout. Health Infrastructure Progress: Taiwan’s ambassador highlights the Arnos Vale Acute Care Hospital project, saying construction is advancing and will expand acute and allied health services. Rights & Health Access: ERAO SVG launched a national call for reparations for LGBT Vincentians, pointing to ongoing criminalisation of consensual same-sex relations and gaps in anti-discrimination protections. Workforce Readiness: Caribbean leaders are pushing faster AI education and training as digital skills become essential across sectors, including healthcare. Regional Context: Taiwan’s allies again urged participation in the World Health Assembly as an observer.