Prison Heat Tragedy: Tunisia’s heatwave is being blamed for at least 23 inmate deaths, with NGOs warning overcrowded cells, poor ventilation, and limited water access are turning extreme temperatures into a lethal risk. Detainee Health Under Pressure: Rights groups also report worsening conditions for jailed journalist Mohammed El Yousfi, saying he was denied essential medication and needed urgent surgery while in custody. Hunger Strike Health Alarm: Another case is raising alarms: flotilla activist Wael Naouar’s hunger strike has left him with low blood pressure and blood sugar, plus breathing and mobility problems, as his legal team calls his condition “very serious.” Stroke Care Success: In Médenine, a stroke patient improved after rapid clot-dissolving treatment coordinated via Tunisia’s “Najda” platform with neurology specialists in Tunis. Health Hiring Drive: Zaghouan’s Regional Health Directorate opened applications for 11 nursing and senior technical posts, including occupational therapy, hydrotherapy, and mental healthcare roles. Climate Context: A wider regional warning notes heatwaves are becoming more frequent across the Middle East and North Africa, reshaping daily life and health risks.