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Department of Health

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October 2026
Oct 1–7
  1. Government & Politics

    Governor Signs Laws on Property Registry, Youth Sports Safety, Frontotemporal Dementia Awareness

    These new laws impact various aspects of life in Puerto Rico, including property ownership, sports safety, and support for individuals with autism and frontotemporal dementia.

September 2026
Sep 22–28
  1. Infrastructure

    Fiscal Board Approves Only 25% of Funds Requested for AAA Wells

    The rehabilitation of the AAA's wells is crucial for ensuring a stable water supply for Puerto Rico's households and communities, particularly in areas that rely heavily on these wells.

  2. Community

    Coamo Mayor Requests Inspection of Cattle Farm Due to Odor Complaints

    For residents of Coamo, particularly those in Quebrada Grande, Sierrita, and Villa Paraíso, the strong odors from the cattle farm pose a concern for their quality of life and health.

  3. Government & Politics

    Analyst Luis Dávila Colón Calls Tourism and Health the Most Corrupt PR Agencies, Says Island Remains 'Socialist'

    The corruption in Tourism and Health agencies affects the local economy and the island's development, and the maintenance of El Vocero and Metro Puerto Rico's operations impacts the access to information for Puerto Rican readers.

  4. Community

    West Puerto Rico Towns Report 2,300 Alzheimer's and Dementia Cases Since 2008

    For families in Aguada, Moca, Añasco, and Rincón, this summit provides essential information, training, and services to care for loved ones with Alzheimer's or other dementias with greater preparation, sensitivity, and confidence.

Sep 8–14
  1. Government & Politics

    Trump Administration Proposes English-Only Teaching Mandate for Head Start, Affecting 25,000 PR Children

    For Puerto Rico, where Spanish is the predominant language, the proposed change could significantly impact the education of the 25,500 children served by Head Start, potentially affecting their language development and academic performance.

August 2026
Aug 22–28
  1. Community

    Meta to Pay Puerto Rico $124.7 Million in Social Media Harm Settlement

    The settlement will provide funds to address the harm caused by social media addiction to children and youth in Puerto Rico, with the goal of achieving their well-being through programs and design changes.

Aug 15–21
  1. Community

    Heat-Related Hospital Visits Surge in Puerto Rico Amid Intense Heat Wave

    The surge in heat-related illnesses affects vulnerable populations in Puerto Rico, including adults, children, and low-income individuals, who are at higher risk of heat-related illnesses due to the island's hot climate.

Aug 1–7
  1. Community

    Puerto Rico Aims to Become Hub for Emerging Therapies

    This initiative aims to position Puerto Rico as a hub for emerging therapies, potentially bringing new opportunities for patients, researchers, and healthcare professionals on the island.

July 2026
Jul 22–28
  1. Infrastructure

    Dirt in Water Tanks Allegedly Causes Black, Foul-Smelling Water at Hato Rey Hospital

    For the patients and employees at Hospital Pavía, the lack of clean water poses a significant risk to their health and safety, highlighting the need for proper maintenance and oversight of the hospital's water systems.

Jul 15–21
  1. Government & Politics

    Puerto Rico Governor Signs Law Raising Fines for Not Yielding to Emergency Vehicles

    The increased fine for failing to yield to emergency vehicles aims to protect the lives of emergency responders and those they serve, directly impacting public safety in Puerto Rico.

  2. Government & Politics

    PR Senate Begins On-Site Inspections of Medical Cannabis Program

    For Puerto Rico's medical cannabis patients and businesses, these inspections and evaluations will impact the program's effectiveness and accessibility.

Jul 8–14
  1. Community

    Puerto Rico Confirms First Cyclosporiasis Case, Linked to Travel

    Puerto Rico's reliance on imported food and travel increases the risk of disease outbreaks.

Jul 1–7
  1. Community

    Dengue Serotype Absent for Over 20 Years Reemerges in Puerto Rico

    Puerto Rico's history of dengue outbreaks makes this development significant for public health.

June 2026
Jun 29–30
  1. Community

    Astrid Díaz Celebrates 25 Years of Education and Commitment with 'Tu Casa Segura' Fair
Jun 22–28
  1. Infrastructure

    AAA Confirms Oil Presence at Canóvanas Pumping Station
  2. Infrastructure

    AAA Awaits Lab Results to Determine Source of Substance in Canóvanas Water Station
  3. Community

    San Juan Communities Warn of Recurring Animal Poisoning
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