Escalating hostilities are creating a deepening humanitarian emergency, severely impacting civilian populations and overwhelming regional healthcare systems. This update, current as of 8:00 AM local time on December 31, 2025, details the growing toll of the conflict, including mounting casualties and widespread displacement, as reported by the Ministry of Public Health. The situation underscores a critical need for increased aid coordination, as humanitarian crises globally are becoming more frequent and complex[[2]], and highlights the importance of World Humanitarian Day efforts to raise awareness of such challenges[[1]].
Medical and Public Health Situation Update as of December 31, 2025
A recent escalation of conflict has resulted in a growing humanitarian crisis, with significant impacts on the region’s healthcare infrastructure. As of 8:00 AM on December 31, 2025, authorities have reported a total of 56 civilian deaths, including those resulting from indirect effects of the unrest and direct attacks.
Two civilians were killed as a direct result of attacks originating from Cambodia, while an additional 54 deaths are attributed to collateral effects related to the ongoing situation, according to data released by the Ministry of Public Health between December 7th and December 31st, 2025. Thirteen more civilians have sustained injuries from the Cambodian attacks.
The conflict has led to widespread displacement, with 7,858 people currently residing in 102 temporary shelters. The healthcare system is under considerable strain, with seven hospitals and 240 sub-district hospitals reporting adverse effects from the crisis. The disruption to medical facilities raises concerns about access to essential healthcare services for affected populations.
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