Myanmar Conflict & Public Health: m.CDM reports five civilians killed and nearly 30 injured after the military bombed three Rakhine towns (Ma-Ei, Thandwe, Ponnagyun) on Martyrs’ Day, with reports of poisoned drinking water and food. Political Prisoners’ Care: U Tun Myint died in Paungde Prison after allegedly being denied adequate medical treatment, bringing deaths of political prisoners since the coup to nearly 150. Healthcare Access & Transport: Nay Pyi Taw is expanding EV bus services to more townships, with the current city route linking key points including the 1,000-bed General Hospital. Reproductive Health Support: Sow Fertility CEO Dawn Chan was recognized by Tatler Gen.T for closing the support gap in women’s reproductive health. Scam-Related Harm: Reports describe Myanmar’s scam industry shifting deeper into border jungle compounds, where workers are reportedly abused and deprived of basic needs—raising urgent concerns for medical and protection support for victims. Nutrition & Prices: Stakeholders met to coordinate egg production and distribution to curb price hikes, citing disease outbreaks and supply-demand imbalance. Peace Talks & Services: NSPNC and PSLF/TNLA held talks in Nay Pyi Taw, including discussion of education, healthcare, and regional development in Ta’ang areas.