El Niño & food security: An editorial warns that a Super El Niño can mean droughts, heatwaves, water shortages and crop failures, urging Cambodia to protect forests and wetlands as natural buffers for water, soil and public health. Clinic safety & justice: Cambodia’s police arrested a suspect after a Chinese female doctor was killed at a Phnom Penh clinic, while the Chinese Embassy urged a swift investigation and protection for Chinese nationals. Rainy-season travel safety: APSARA advised tourists at Angkor Archaeological Park to watch for slippery stones, falling branches and lightning, including safer vehicle parking, footwear and avoiding outdoor electronics during storms. Workplace health policy: Cambodia is progressing toward its first comprehensive Occupational Safety and Health law after an ILO-backed tripartite consultation, aiming for safer, healthier workplaces. Bird flu update: Cambodia reported a 5th human H5N1 bird flu case in 2026, including details about the patient and the ongoing public health response. Menstrual equity: Project ME highlights menstrual equity work, focusing on period products and education to reduce stigma and improve health access for girls. Charity for border education: A Phnom Penh charity run raised funds for children’s education in border areas, with organisers linking the effort to keeping kids in school and supporting community health. Heat & gender health: A report notes heatwaves can worsen health risks for women, especially in low-income households, tying climate stress to inequality. Cambodia–France health push: Cambodia and France pledged to deepen cooperation on clean energy and healthcare, including a Cambodia-France University Hospital and other health-linked infrastructure plans. Tourism pressure at Angkor: Angkor ticket revenue fell in the first half of 2026 as international arrivals dropped, a reminder of how health and wellbeing can be affected by travel downturns.