Flooding & displacement: Severe monsoon floods in central Myanmar are worsening health risks for people already displaced by war, with UN figures saying since July about 390,000 people have been affected across Sagaing, Rakhine, Ayeyarwady and Kachin (230,000 in Sagaing alone), as homes and paddy fields are submerged. Diarrhoea surge in Yangon: Yangon General Hospital reported 182 acute diarrhoea admissions in four days, with 93 testing positive for diarrhoea-causing pathogens; local reporting links some positives to cholera and notes cases clustering in downtown Chinatown amid concerns over street food and contaminated water. Healthcare under attack: WHO says attacks on healthcare averaged more than four per day in 2026, with over 900 attacks recorded between January and August causing at least 900 deaths and 1,400 injuries; Myanmar is among the countries reporting incidents. EU humanitarian support: The EU pledged an additional €10.5m for flood- and displacement-affected communities, including emergency healthcare, food, shelter, protection, and water/sanitation supplies. EU aid for Myanmar crisis: EU humanitarian support for Myanmar is now €49.1m in 2026, citing a collapsed health system and a major hunger crisis affecting millions. EU pledges RM50m aid for flood-hit communities: The new funding targets life-saving services for people hit by displacement and natural disasters. Monsoon flooding health impact: AFP and UN reporting highlight families “left with nothing” and war refugees living in shelters that are completely submerged. Food safety advisory: Myanmar issued a food safety advisory for flood-affected areas as contamination risks rise. Tragedy in Bagan Serai: A house fire killed three Myanmar refugees (a man and his two sons) in Bagan Serai, while the wife was injured and received initial treatment before hospital transfer.