As the World Cup approaches, health officials are intensifying their efforts to manage health risks associated with the tournament, particularly as international fans gather in large numbers. With concerns ranging from infectious diseases to environmental factors such as heat, various local health departments are implementing surveillance measures, including wastewater testing in host cities. Experts highlight the importance of monitoring potential outbreaks and ensuring hospital capacities meet the demands of increased visitors. The preparation also includes public health alerts and safety discussions, aiming to safeguard both fans and players during the prestigious event.