PM Health Update: St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Terrance Drew says doctors are still investigating his condition after nausea, vomiting, dizziness and balance problems; he reports “nothing alarming to report” and remains in stable condition in South Florida following treatment in Martinique, while urging the public not to ignore warning signs. Regional Diplomacy & Governance: Nevis and regional leaders continue to send well wishes, as opposition figures call for calm and for politics to stay out of the medical situation. Immigration Services: Canadian officials will run a biometric collection clinic in St. Kitts on Sept. 17–18 at the St. Kitts Marriott Beach Resort for visa, study, work, and residence applicants with booked appointments and a Biometric Instruction Letter. Public Safety: Police in Nevis are investigating the deaths of Mario Andrew (62) and Caroline Rodrigues (52) in Browne Pasture; one person is in custody assisting inquiries. Education & Capacity Building: The Curriculum Development Unit held workshops to strengthen delivery of the OECS Harmonised Primary Curriculum and prepare teachers for the Grade 3 Enhanced Mathematics rollout. Community & Culture: Nevisian survivor Loughton Sargeant was honoured with a Maryland Governor’s Citation for more than four decades of community service. Parliamentary Engagement: Nevis Island Assembly President Michelle Slack-Clarke is representing Nevis at the CPA conference in Jamaica, focusing on parliamentary decorum in the digital age.