UN Drug Watch: UNODC says Afghanistan opium production fell 95% since 2023, depleting heroin stockpiles and pushing traffickers toward synthetic opioids like fentanyl and nitazenes—while Myanmar’s opium output rose but still can’t fully offset the Afghan drop. Public Health & Safety: Assam Rifles and Manipur Police launched a joint biometric registration drive for displaced Myanmar nationals in Kamjong, with medical staff involved in verifying identities and enrolling about 500 people. Health Access & Care: Queen’s University engineering students helped develop simple 3D-printed above-elbow prosthetics for migrants on the Thailand–Myanmar border via the Burma Children Medical Fund, expanding rehabilitation support. Humanitarian Risk: Reports of airstrikes in Sagaing killed at least eight civilians (including children) and injured 20+; the same coverage notes Myanmar may restart China-backed mining projects, raising health and safety concerns for nearby communities. Health Governance & Rights: Myanmar Presidential Office says Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is in prison and cannot meet international representatives, while also stating she is in “very good health” with regular medical check-ups. Health-Linked Crime: A major investigation describes Myanmar-linked cyberscam centers using AI-powered tools from US tech firms to target tens of thousands of victims—highlighting mental health harms and exploitation risks. Regional Health Cooperation: Laos and Myanmar plan a state visit (3–5 July) with talks expected to include healthcare cooperation.