Countries: Myanmar, Indonesia Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Please refer to the attached Infographic. MYANMARHeavy monsoon rains and river overflows triggered widespread flooding in northern and western Myanmar, temporarily affecting more than 30,000 people across Kachin and Rakhine states in recent weeks. In Kachin, over 23,000 people sought shelter at nearly 50 evacuation sites in Myitkyina, Chipwe and Waingmaw townships, though the majority have now returned to their homes. Humanitarian partners, local organizations and host communities provided food, fortified biscuits, clean water, hygiene kits and gender-based violence services. Kachin State de facto authorities also provided affected people with cash assistance. Road access between Chipwe and Waingmaw townships remains partially disrupted due to riverbank erosion and landslides. In Rakhine, flooding in early June also affected some 7,500 people in Kyauktaw, Minbya and Mrauk-U townships, with water receding by 7 June. The floods come as conflict and displacement continue to heighten vulnerabilities in many of the affected areas.INDONESIABetween 3 - 9 June, the National Disaster Management Agency reported thirteen disaster events across nine provinces in Indonesia, affecting over 27,000 people and 6,322 houses. Forest fires were reported in Central Kalimantan, North Sumatera, West Sumatera and Riau- where a total of 119.78 hectares have burned since January 2025. Floods also struck Central Java, Central Sulawesi and South Kalimantan. On 8 June, In Demak District, floods affected over 11,700 people, inundating 2,988 homes, 29 schools and 730 hectares of land. The waters have since receded. Local authorities, including the military, police and the Red Cross, supported relief efforts. ²