AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNepal Flood Aftermath: Nepal says tunnel-rescue experts from India, China and South Korea are now working with the Nepali Army in Rasuwa to save people trapped in hydropower tunnels, with airtight bags and a 18-member DNA forensics team arriving as officials warn false reports about aid. Myanmar Flood Update: In Taninthayi, the Taninthayi River has risen above danger level, forcing the opening of five evacuation shelters and relocating about 700 people as flooding disrupts parts of the Union Highway. Rohingya Crisis: UNHCR warns Rohingya hope is fading as humanitarian aid declines, with UN also flagging continued attacks, rights abuses and reduced protection across Myanmar and Bangladesh. Border and Security: Myanmar-Thailand ties get a boost as Thailand’s new ambassador presents credentials in Nay Pyi Taw, while Myanmar reports damaged Kachin–Mandalay highway sections and detours affecting travel. Local Economy: Yangon’s livestock zones get a presidential push for strict oversight to stop farmland being diverted, aiming to keep meat, fish and eggs affordable. Regional Diplomacy: Bangladesh and China announce plans for a 2+2 dialogue “very near future,” alongside defence and foreign minister-level talks.
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