A severe flood in Myanmar from April to September 2026 resulted in the displacement of over 10,000 people and claimed at least 15 lives. The prolonged flooding affected vast areas, causing significant damage.

Myanmar has long been vulnerable to seasonal flooding due to its geography and climate. This year's flood exacerbated existing socio-economic challenges, particularly for rural communities dependent on agriculture.

The ecological impact includes soil erosion and contamination of freshwater sources, which could lead to longer-term issues such as reduced agricultural yields and increased health risks from contaminated water.