Acute 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 says cholera may be involved and one elderly patient died, as cases cluster around downtown’s Chinatown amid flooding pressures and concerns over contaminated food and water. Healthcare Under Attack Globally (and in Myanmar): The WHO says attacks on healthcare in conflict zones averaged more than four a day in 2026, with over 10,000 verified incidents since 2018 and no accountability delivered; Myanmar is among the countries reporting incidents, alongside Ukraine, Gaza and Sudan. EU Adds Humanitarian Health Support for Myanmar: The EU announced an extra €10.5m for people affected by Myanmar’s crisis, including emergency healthcare, food, protection, shelters, and water and sanitation equipment. Diarrhoea Response in Yangon’s Latha: Authorities ordered restaurants on Yangon’s 19th Street to close for about a week and temporarily suspended some higher-risk food sales after severe diarrhoea cases were recorded. Refugee Health Tragedy: In Perak, Malaysia, three Myanmar refugees (a man and two sons) died in a house fire while their wife was injured and treated before hospital transfer. Conflict Crimes and Health Risks: UN investigators reported alleged obstruction of medical and hygiene supplies in Rakhine, alongside serious abuses against Rohingya, raising direct risks to community health.