Based on satellite imagery as of 23 July 2025, MIMU has just developed a probable flooded area map to support emergency response. More maps will be released as data becomes available.

These are now available on the newly created page on MIMU website for flood emergency resources.

The map released this week covers:

• Lemyethna, Yegyi, Thabaung, Kyaunggon and Kangyidaunt (Ayeyarwady Region)

Based on satellite imagery as of 13 July 2025, MIMU has just developed a number of probable flooded area maps to support emergency response. More maps will be released as data becomes available.
These are now available on Emergency Resources page on MIMU website.

The maps released this week cover:

• Monyo, Minhla, Letpadan and Thayarwady (Bago Region) and Ingapu, Hinthada and Zalun Township (Ayeyarwady Region)
• Nyaunglebin, Daik-U, Waw and Thanatpin Township (Bago Region)
• Salin, Chauk, Pwintbyu, Yenangyaung, Minbu and Magway Township (Magway Region)
• Yesagyo and Pakokku Township (Magway Region) and Myingyan, Taungtha and Nyaung-U Township (Mandalay Region) 

The Inle Lake region has been significantly affected by two major natural disasters in rapid succession. In September 2024, severe flooding caused by intensified Typhoon Yagi inundated large swathes of land surrounding the lake, damaging homes, farmlands, and critical infrastructure. Just six months later, on March 28, 2025, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Mandalay Region, causing widespread structural impacts and compounding the vulnerabilities of already strained communities in and around Inle Lake.

A new report titled, "Inle Lake Post-Disaster Environmental Assessment and Rehabilitation Plan", was developed by E Guard Environmental Services Co., Ltd. (E Guard) and offers a comprehensive evaluation of the damages sustained, the vulnerabilities exposed, and the opportunities for targeted recovery and sustainable development. It presents detailed findings on environmental degradation, infrastructure damage, displacement, public health risks, and disruptions to water and sanitation systems.

Explore the report in English and Myanmar languages.

• Myanmar's children still grappling with impact of devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake (UNICEF)
• Lives Rebuilt: Personal Stories from Myanmar’s Earthquake Recovery (WHO)
• 100 Days After the Myanmar Earthquake: Stories from the Margins (UN-Habitat)
• Bamboo and drug prevention: UNODC supports Myanmar’s earthquake recovery
• We Had Everything Then Nothing: 100 Days After the Earthquake, the Wait for Home Continues (IOM)
• In the wake of Myanmar earthquake, a mother finds strength in helping others (IFRC)
• At a small school in Myanmar’s Sagaing region, people find safe haven after a devastating earthquake (IFRC)