Prison Health Under Pressure: Myanmar’s junta sentenced Catholic nun Sr. Benedetta Nya Moe to eight months in prison under Section 505(a) after she was detained while transporting an internally displaced patient to a hospital in Loikaw, Kayah—highlighting how humanitarian health work is being criminalized. NUG Health Delivery: Myanmar’s National Unity Government Ministry of Health reported five years of care through 101 hospitals, 614 clinics and 159 mobile clinics, treating 1.39 million outpatients and supporting nearly 58,000 antenatal services and 73,000+ births, with 28.27 billion kyats spent. Border Conflict and Care Risks: Bangladesh’s foreign minister said there is no information on reports of treatment for the Arakan Army chief in Bangladesh, as fighting and surveillance concerns continue along the border. Regional Health Context: A measles surge in the Maldives (72 cases) was linked to incomplete immunization, with Myanmar named among higher-risk countries for travelers and migrant workers. Myanmar–Laos Cooperation: Myanmar and Laos leaders discussed cooperation including health alongside broader ties during Min Aung Hlaing’s state visit. Humanitarian System Strain: Aid cuts are worsening the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh, threatening healthcare and sanitation for 1.2 million refugees and host communities.