Flood Response in Myanmar: WFP has launched an emergency food push in Ayeyarwady after monsoon flooding breached embankments, starting with fortified biscuit deliveries to Laymyethna Township, where 32,000 people in 98 villages and five wards were affected. Cholera Alert: Myanmar’s health ministry says over 90 people tested positive for cholera in Yangon, with 171 hospitalized for diarrhea and one death reported; authorities are testing water and food and temporarily closing some roadside stalls. Conflict and Administration: Regime officials have resumed administration in Khampat after the military recaptured it, as repairs continue on the Kalay–Tamu highway bridges that are vital for trade with India. Rohingya Conscription: Arakan State authorities ordered forced recruitment of Rohingya youths, with residents reporting extortion to fund conscripts’ salaries and rations. ASEAN and Diplomacy: Experts in Phnom Penh urged ASEAN unity as geopolitics reshapes the economy, while Myanmar’s junta continues to reject ASEAN calls tied to Aung San Suu Kyi. Cross-border Crime: Separately, Thai authorities detained 104 foreigners in Langkawi, including Bangladeshis and Myanmar nationals, during an immigration operation. Wildlife Probe: In India, Tamil actor Vikram’s deleted video involving an endangered lar gibbon has triggered a forest department investigation into possible illegal possession and transfer.