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- 1Trichinellosis outbreak in San Juan sickens 34 people▼Trichinellosis outbreak in San Juan affects 34 people
A trichinellosis outbreak in San Juan has affected 34 people, according to a report by the Global Risk Atlas. Trichinellosis is a parasitic disease typically contracted by eating undercooked meat, especially pork. Health authorities are expected to investigate the source as cases continue to draw attention locally and internationally.
- 2Costa Rica's San Jose Airport to Build $14.9 Million Parking Garage●Costa Rica’s San Jose Airport to Add Eight-Level Parking Garage and New Investments Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría Airport
Costa Rica's Juan Santamaría Airport, which serves San José, is set to build an eight-level parking garage costing $14.9 million and offering 600 spaces, scheduled to open in April 2027. The project forms part of a broader set of new investments at the country's main international airport, as authorities work to expand capacity and improve facilities for growing passenger traffic.
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Registration is now open for the 'Sea Change Summit', according to an announcement from the San Juan Islands. The event, flagged under climate coverage, invites participants to sign up in advance. Details on the summit's speakers, agenda, and dates have not been widely circulated, and it is not yet clear what specific outcomes organisers are aiming for. Local interest in climate-related gatherings in the Pacific Northwest remains high.
- 4San Juan girls tennis takes sixth at region, heads to state▼San Juan girls tennis team finishes sixth in region championship, gears up for state
The San Juan girls tennis team finished sixth at the region championship and is now preparing for the state tournament. The local report highlights the squad's season progress and its push into postseason play, giving the team momentum and community attention heading into the state competition.