Saharan Dust Alert: The Cayman Islands National Weather Service is expected to issue a Dust Alert later today (Fri 10 July), with dust clouds starting this evening and lingering through Sunday. Health officials say air quality may drop and respiratory symptoms like coughing, wheezing, sore throat and shortness of breath could worsen—especially for children, seniors, and people with asthma or chronic conditions. Border & Child Protection: From 13 July, unaccompanied minors (and minors traveling with an adult who isn’t a parent or legal guardian) must present an Assisted Traveller Consent Form to Customs and Border Control to help verify arrangements and consent before landing. Local Education Support: The Department of Education Services expanded its Summer School Programme to Years 1–3 (running 7–24 July), targeting literacy and maths gaps for about 725 students across government primary schools. Cruise Capacity Boost: Cayman Airways is adding three extra nonstop flights to La Ceiba, Honduras (July 17, 24 and Aug 7), giving more options for summer travel and connections to the Bay Islands. Government & Cost of Living: Opposition Leader Joey Hew is questioning why CUC’s rate increase was approved as households face rising utility costs, with most households expected to see about a $50 bill hike. Tourism Outlook (Regional): Holland America Line unveiled its 2027–2028 Caribbean season with more longer itineraries (9+ days), plus upgrades to its private island stop at RelaxAway, Half Moon Cay.