EU Humanitarian Boost: The EU added €10.5m to its Myanmar response, bringing 2026 humanitarian support to €49.1m, with emergency healthcare, food, protection, shelters, and water/sanitation aid for people hit by conflict and flash floods. Cholera Alert in Yangon: Myanmar’s Ministry of Health reported over 90 cholera-positive cases in Yangon; 171 people are hospitalized for diarrhea, including 54 severe cases and one death, with authorities testing water/food and temporarily closing roadside stalls. Diarrhea Outbreak in Latha: Restaurants on Yangon’s 19th Street were ordered to close for about a week after a diarrhea outbreak; Yangon General Hospital recorded 54 severe diarrhea patients and one death as cases rose sharply from Aug 9–11. Healthcare Under Attack: WHO said attacks on healthcare in conflict zones are rising in 2026, averaging more than four per day, with Myanmar among countries reporting incidents and 94 healthcare workers detained. UN Probe on Rohingya Abuses: UN investigators are examining killings, sexual violence, mass arrests, and obstruction of medical and hygiene supplies affecting Rohingya in Rakhine, with alleged abuses involving both the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army. Aerial Attacks and Medical Facilities: UN investigators reported deliberate aerial attacks on civilians, including strikes affecting homes, schools, and medical facilities, alongside detentions and torture.