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Hantavirus crackdown: Thailand has officially upgraded hantavirus to a “dangerous communicable disease,” triggering faster reporting and response plus a 42-day quarantine for high-risk contacts, with health offices and hospitals told to tighten surveillance and investigations nationwide. Clean air push: Thai lawmakers revived and advanced a long-delayed clean air bill that would enshrine breathable air as a public right and apply “polluter pays” taxes, fines and compensation, now heading to the Senate. Food safety alert: Khon Kaen officials are tracking a dumpling vendor after a customer found tissue paper inside a fish dumpling, with testing and possible penalties underway. Health policy watch: WHO says the final Pandemic Agreement will slip another year as it still lacks agreement on rules for access to pathogens and sharing benefits. Global health context: Curcumin trials (1,500 mg daily for 12 months) report reduced liver fat and inflammation in metabolic fatty liver disease—more support for non-drug options. Diplomacy with a health angle: Pakistan says 11 Pakistanis and 20 Iranians detained on US-seized vessels have been repatriated via Singapore and transit through Bangkok.

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