El Niño Flood Response: The UK announced £5 million to help Somalia prepare for October–December Deyr flooding, targeting early warning, temporary relocation, flood protection, and keeping up to 71 health facilities running, with support for mobile health services and nearly 100 IDP camps. Famine & Malnutrition Risk: The UN warns El Niño rains could push 5.4 million people into famine-level hunger risk, with 1.92 million children under five needing acute malnutrition treatment; in Baidoa, 26,000 displaced people face phase 5 “Catastrophe” by December if flooding and aid gaps persist. Disaster Preparedness Push: Somalia’s Disaster Management Agency urged stronger coordination and early action—evacuations, temporary shelters, healthcare, and protection—using river and weather forecasts to reduce flood impacts. Health System Strain: OCHA reports 380 health centers are closed or running at reduced capacity, raising the stakes for waterborne disease control during floods. Clinical Care Spotlight: A Somalia case report highlights advanced eumycetoma leading to below-knee amputation, underscoring the need for earlier diagnosis and sustained treatment.