Minsk Healthcare: At an “Obstetrics of Trust” round table, Minsk officials discussed separating wards for women who are maintaining a pregnancy versus those undergoing pregnancy termination, with proposals for psychological support, clearer ethics training for staff, and family guidance on legal and burial procedures after losses beyond 22 weeks. Public Safety & Data Rules: Belarus is drafting tighter rules on video surveillance and audio recording in personal-data processing, including a ban on recording in areas affecting private life and requirements to inform people about audio recording. Minsk Transport: The Minsk City Executive Committee says work has started on a third transport ring, with completion of one overpass planned for 2026 and more bridges to keep traffic moving without intersections. Road Incidents: A Geely electric car crashed into a MAZ bus during a lane change on Independence Avenue; a 17-year-old passenger was taken to hospital. Crime: In Smolevichi, a Russian man attacked an 11-year-old boy on a playground; a criminal case for hooliganism has been opened. Standards Enforcement: Belarus banned DNS ELECTRONICS from selling 116 appliance items after missing conformity documents, ordering an unscheduled inspection. Sports (Belarus): Aryna Sabalenka reached the US Open fourth round after a win over Kamilla Rakhimova, but her match was briefly interrupted by a strong cannabis smell she reported to officials.