Flood & Disaster Health: Bangladesh’s flood crisis is worsening: at least 51–52 deaths and 39 injuries reported, with over a million people affected and nearly 268,000 families marooned across Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Bandarban, Rangamati, Khagrachhari, Moulvibazar and Habiganj; authorities say healthcare services are being kept running, with leave cancelled for health workers and supplies like water purifying tablets and oral saline on standby. Disease Watch: Dengue remains high with 2 more deaths and 327 hospitalised in 24 hours; measles continues to surge with combined confirmed+suspected deaths reaching 759 and suspected cases topping 112,000. Hospital Safety: Health authorities will re-inspect Ad-din Medical College Hospital after structural changes following the newborn deaths that led to licence cancellation. Air Quality & Heat Risk: Dhaka’s air stayed unhealthy despite rain, and heatwaves are highlighted for their gendered health impact. Mental Health Gap: The health minister says over 92% of people with mental health conditions go untreated, citing a shortage of professionals. Food Safety & Public Health: A modern meat processing centre is planned in Rajshahi with pre-slaughter checks, halal procedures, and lab testing for quality and safety. Inclusion in Health Services: Bangladesh aims to expand disability-inclusive support via district-level “Shishuswarga” centres for early diagnosis, therapy access and rehabilitation.