Temporary Shelter Crisis: Thousands of Cambodians displaced from Thailand are stuck in leaky tin shelters and tents, with Interior Ministry figures showing 28,460 people in temporary camps as of June 15, raising fresh alarms over hygiene, nutrition and disease risk for children. Non-Communicable Disease Warning: Cambodian experts say heart disease, hypertension and diabetes are rising among adults, urging lifestyle changes like more movement, healthier diets and less smoking and alcohol to prevent complications. Child Health Fundraising: The ACE Charity Walk to Save Lives raised over $38,000 for Kantha Bopha Children’s Hospital, with organizers saying they will keep building public support for free infant and child care. Livestock Disease Preparedness: FAO is helping Cambodia and other countries prepare for a new foot-and-mouth disease serotype (SAT1), focusing on early warning, surveillance and rapid lab diagnosis. Dengue Collaboration: Six regional groups signed an MoU in Singapore to strengthen dengue prevention and control through shared campaigns, education and coordination. Climate-and-Health Pressure: UNICEF warns nearly all children worldwide face climate hazards, with overlapping risks like drought and extreme heat increasing threats to health, food security and education. Waste as a Health Issue: A new editorial highlights how unmanaged waste drives greenhouse gases and pollution, linking climate action in the waste sector to cleaner air and better health. Health Diplomacy: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Cambodia’s King and Queen Mother in Beijing, where they are reportedly undergoing medical check-ups and recuperation.