Malaysia-Myanmar Talks: Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing is set for a two-day official visit to Malaysia starting Oct 7, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim saying talks will focus on “voluntary, dignified and safe” repatriation of Myanmar nationals and ASEAN efforts on Myanmar. Repatriation Numbers: Malaysia’s PM told parliament that about 10,000 Myanmar detainees have been sent back since January, including returns by air and sea, while Malaysia says more than 5,000 have agreed to “voluntary” return. Screening Claims: Malaysia’s Home Ministry says the first phase of repatriations involved citizenship checks, health screening and identity verification before people were returned. Rohingya Pressure: Bangladesh’s foreign minister Humaiun Kobir warned the Rohingya crisis is now tied to security and irregular migration, urging stronger international action for early, safe return. Electricity Shortages: Myanmar’s junta has started nationwide electricity rationing with rotating blackouts, hitting households in Yangon and Mandalay. Border Tension: Villagers in Kamjong blocked the Shirui–Kachaophung road after an Assam Rifles convoy movement raised fears. Public Safety/Disinfo: An AI-generated crocodile hoax in Singapore led to a reservoir search and a two-day suspension of water activities; a Myanmar man was charged.