Flooding in Myanmar’s Rakhine State is exacerbating an already dire humanitarian situation, increasing the urgent need for aid. Emergency relief operations are currently underway, though access remains challenging. The situation is further complicated by ongoing conflict, with reports indicating junta airstrikes even in areas ravaged by the floods. This violence hinders aid delivery and puts vulnerable populations at increased risk. The combined impact of natural disaster and political instability is creating a complex and worsening crisis for residents of Rakhine State. International assistance is urgently needed to address the growing needs of those affected by both the flooding and the ongoing conflict.