The UN Verification Mission in Colombia affirmed the Security Council's critical role in supporting the country's peace process. New guidelines for the urgent import of humanitarian assistance for disaster victims were released by the Logistics Cluster. The Pan American Health Organization reported a significant increase in measles cases across the Americas region, though specific data for Colombia is not provided.

Funding for humanitarian operations remains well below requirements, with less than half of the needed funds secured. The country faces a high INFORM risk class, indicating significant vulnerability to crises.

The updated import guidelines aim to facilitate the delivery of urgent aid to those affected by disasters. The regional increase in measles cases highlights a potential health concern, though its direct impact on Colombia is not detailed.

Specific details on the current humanitarian situation, including displacement figures beyond refugees, and the direct impact of the regional measles outbreak on Colombia, are not covered in the provided reports.