Countries: Myanmar, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Please refer to the attached Infographic. MYANMAR Ongoing conflict is continuing to impact communities in Myanmar with airstrikes and military operations across several regions resulting in civilian casualties, displacement, and damage to key civilian infrastructure. In eastern Bago Region, large-scale military operations since early March reportedly resulted in the death of more than 30 civilians and displaced thousands of people from villages in Nyaunglebin Township. In northwestern Myanmar, aerial attacks in Mandalay, Sagaing, and Magway between 3 and 5 March reportedly killed at least 11 civilians, including a drone strike on a monastery sheltering displaced people in Myingyan Township and paramotor attacks in Pale Township. In southeastern Myanmar, aerial attacks across southeastern Myanmar between 9 and 11 March reportedly killed at least 19 civilians, including children, and injured an estimated 30 people in Bago, Kayin, Kayah and Tanintharyi, while homes and religious buildings were damaged. AFGHANISTAN The conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan entered its third week, with no sign of abating. Between 6 and 17 March, airstrikes and cross-border attacks have affected at least ten of Afghanistan’s provinces, including Kabul. Airstrikes on 16 March struck multiple locations across Afghanistan, including a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul – the Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital – with casualty figures still being verified. Across Afghanistan, displacement is on the rise. Partners have reported 115,000 people have been forced to flee and more than 300 shelters have been destroyed or damaged. People who have been displaced need shelter, water, health services and food. According to partners, around 160,000 people are facing deteriorating food security. WFP has distributed high-energy biscuits to more than 3,300 households, with pla