Measles Update: DGHS says 2 more children died with suspected measles symptoms, pushing Bangladesh’s combined confirmed-and-suspected death toll to 731, with 104,693 suspected cases and 12,526 lab-confirmed infections nationwide. Health Reforms: The FY2026-27 budget outlines sweeping changes to move specialised care beyond Dhaka, integrate district hospitals with upazila complexes, recruit 100,000+ health workers, modernise medical education, and reduce out-of-pocket costs. Hospital Cleanliness Drive: DGHS issued six directives for round-the-clock cleanliness and tighter attendance checks ahead of the 180-day milestone, with scheduled inspections and reporting. Dengue Warning: Health officials warn dengue could surge in July-August as Aedes risk rises, adding pressure to a system already battling measles. Elderly Accident: A 70-year-old woman was killed after being struck by a train in Thakurgaon while crossing tracks. Diabetes Care Research: A study in Bangladesh and Tanzania suggests long-acting insulin glargine may reduce severe and night-time hypoglycaemia mainly after 12 months, not at 6 months. Public Health & Safety: Government also plans 50-bed dialysis centres at medical college hospitals and upgrades community clinics. Rohingya Crisis: Aid cuts could worsen the Rohingya humanitarian situation for 1.2 million refugees, raising health and protection risks. Air Quality: Dhaka’s AQI was reported “moderate” at 57, but pollution remains a recurring health concern.