Red Sea Safety & Civilian Harm: The Houthis claimed they targeted a Saudi military equipment transport ship in Bab al-Mandab and hit Mocha and Marib with ballistic missiles and drones; pro-government Coast Guard reports say a commercial vessel (Tihamah) was repeatedly attacked, killing six and wounding 10, including crew from Pakistan and Indonesia. Diplomatic Response: Pakistan’s Foreign Office condemned the attack, said it is coordinating with Saudi and Yemen’s internationally recognised government, and ordered support and repatriation steps for victims. Escalation in Yemen’s West Coast: Pro-government media report a fresh Houthi ballistic missile strike on Mocha’s port, damaging the maritime pier; earlier attacks since Sunday reportedly killed eight. Health System Under Strain: In Aden, hospitals face heat and electricity shortages; dialysis services can be disrupted when power fails, risking treatment backlogs for kidney patients. Humanitarian Health Capacity: Qatar Red Crescent Society inaugurated Yemen’s first specialised dialysis centre in Lahej (Ibn Khaldoun Hospital), aiming to reduce the need for patients to travel for regular care. US Civilian Casualties Acknowledged: The Pentagon admitted US strikes in Yemen killed 153 civilians in three April 2025 attacks, with 15 more incidents still under review. Public Health & Policy: A report says US visa curbs could reduce international student enrolment by about 110,000 in Fall 2026, with knock-on effects for universities and research. Religious Community Events: Sana’a residents held Mawlid celebrations in Old Sana’a District with local health offices and schools participating.