Imported mosquito-borne risk: France reported 92 imported cases of mosquito-borne diseases (79 dengue, 12 chikungunya, 1 Zika) from May 1–25, all linked to travel abroad, as Aedes “tiger” mosquitoes remain active from May to November. Mental health policy push: South Africa’s Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi opened a regional mental health inter-country workshop in Johannesburg, with WHO noting depression and anxiety as major burdens across Africa and Mauritius among participating countries. Yogasana on the global health-and-sport map: India unveiled the first World Yogasana Championship 2026 (June 4–8, Ahmedabad), aiming for wider recognition and possible Olympic inclusion, with Mauritius listed among participating nations. Mauritius travel access updates: Recent guidance reiterates visa-free entry for Indian passport holders to Mauritius for up to 60 days (tourism), with a mandatory digital travel form before flying. Chikungunya climate warning: A study flags that climate change could expand chikungunya into temperate regions by 2100, as mosquito vectors spread into new areas. Local relevance for healthcare readers: Mauritius is named in regional and global health-adjacent initiatives, from mental health cooperation to disease-risk awareness tied to mosquito-borne outbreaks.