Deadly Floods in Myanmar: Rescuers in Rakhine and Chin warned water levels could rise further as deadly floods swept through villages, with at least three deaths reported and fears for evacuating the elderly, sick, pregnant people, and those in low-lying areas. Earthquake Shakes Myanmar: A magnitude 4.1 quake hit Myanmar early Saturday, followed by earlier tremors of magnitude 4.5 on Friday evening, with officials noting the country’s vulnerability along active fault lines. ASEAN Engagement on Myanmar: Thailand will host two informal ASEAN foreign ministers’ meetings in Bangkok on Myanmar, aiming to discuss ways to advance the bloc’s Five-Point Consensus while keeping ASEAN’s official stance unchanged. Myanmar Economy and Trade Controls: President U Min Aung Hlaing urged steps to cut fuel and edible oil imports, expand domestic energy and rail, and push EV production, while also warning of zero tolerance for illegal trade and smuggling. Road Corridor Reopened: Myanmar’s military says it has regained full control and reopened the Kalewa–Yagyi–Monywa road section, a key trade route linking the Tamu–Kalay border corridor to central Myanmar. Visa-Free Link: A reciprocal visa-free agreement between Myanmar and Belarus has entered into force, allowing eligible citizens to stay up to 30 days per visit and 90 days total per calendar year. Border Crackdown: Myanmar authorities report seizing an alleged illegal goods warehouse near Bilin Township and continuing investigations into those accused of transporting and supporting the operation. Humanitarian Pressure in the Region: Monsoon floods and landslides in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar Rohingya camps have killed at least 14 people, renewing calls for safer camp planning and more effective aid spending.