Prison Heat Crisis: Tunisia’s rights groups say at least 23 inmates have died in recent weeks from extreme heat, warning overcrowded cells, poor ventilation and limited water make temperatures deadly. Hunger Strike Health: A Tunisian court extended the preventive detention of four Global Sumud Flotilla activists for four more months as one hunger striker’s condition “seriously endangers” his life, with severe exhaustion and urgent medical needs reported. Medical Access in Custody: Women Journalists Without Chains says journalist Mohammed El Yousfi’s health has sharply deteriorated in detention after he was denied essential medication and needed urgent surgery. Stroke Care Upgrade: Médenine’s emergency team treated a stroke patient using the “Najda” platform for rapid clot-dissolving, with clear neurological improvement after fast action. Regional Health Hiring: Zaghouan opened recruitment for 11 nursing and senior public health technical posts, including occupational therapy, hydrotherapy and mental healthcare roles. Flood Response: After heavy rains, Civil Protection carried out water-pumping operations, rescued stranded vehicles and provided first aid, with traffic largely back to normal. Health System Reminder: A broader report highlights how extreme heat is becoming a recurring threat across the Middle East and North Africa, stressing urgent public health protections.