AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWar & Rights: UN investigators say Myanmar’s military intensified aerial attacks on civilians before the Dec 2025–Jan 2026 election, with war crimes and abuses including torture and sexual violence continuing across the past year. Flood Health: After Ayeyawady’s Ngawun River embankment breach, Myanmar’s FDA issued food-safety guidance for flood-hit areas—discard food spoiled or contaminated, boil drinking water, and throw out cooked food left at room temperature for over four hours. Disaster Response: President U Min Aung Hlaing inspected flood damage in Ayeyawady, visited relief sites, and saw mobile medical teams and cash assistance for displaced families. Infectious Disease: A report highlights how drug-resistant TB can be missed by standard tests that only check a limited rpoB section, risking ongoing spread. Cross-border Scam Harm: Thai police and hospitals are treating a Russian woman who fled alleged assault and scam networks in Myanmar after escaping into Thailand. Humanitarian Access: ASEAN renewed calls for regular access to detained Aung San Suu Kyi and her unconditional release after her ICRC meeting. Rakhine Safety: Rohingya residents in Sittwe allege arbitrary detentions, secret holding, and extortion by junta-linked security forces.
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