Medical Tourism Safety: A deadly fire at Malviya Nagar’s Flourish Stay B&B in Delhi killed 21 and injured 37, with police saying guests were being treated at nearby Max Hospital—while the owner’s other hotel, Flourish Inn (200m away), was quietly vacated as foreigners were escorted out. Cross-Border Health Risks: A drone explosion in Thailand’s Tak province killed three Myanmar migrant workers and injured two, underscoring how conflict spillovers can quickly become medical emergencies across borders. Maternity Protection: The ILO warns ASEAN still has major gaps in maternity benefits for women in informal work and migrant workers, calling for tighter links between health systems and maternity cash support. Conflict and Care: Human Rights Watch highlights that attacks on hospitals and healthcare workers continue a decade after UN Security Council Resolution 2286, with 2,546 “attacks on health” incidents reported in 33 countries in 2025. Refugee Health Underfunding: UNHCR says declining aid could worsen conditions for about 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, as a 2026 appeal is only around 60% funded and needs include food, shelter, and health care. Regional Health-Adjacent Policy: Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing’s India visit included cooperation on healthcare alongside security, trade, and connectivity, while India reiterated Myanmar territory won’t be used against India’s security.