Kutkai, Kunlong, Namkham, Muse, Lashio, Hseni, Konkyan and Laukkai townships all face martial law although large areas have already fallen to the Brotherhood Alliance.
The Ta'ang Women's Organization says most of the 37 civilian deaths since Operation 1027 began last month have been caused by regime shelling and airstrikes.
In its latest battlefield victory, the Brotherhood Alliance took just 12 days to take full control of the town on the eastern bank of the Salween River in northern Shan.
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The rebel army has joined attacks on the regime across the rest of Myanmar and reported instant successes with numerous junta personnel detained.
The KNDF said it captured the outposts in Kayah and southern Shan as part of the ongoing Operation 11.11 against junta forces.
Ming Xuechen and his family are accused of owning a telecom scam compound in Kokang region where Chinese and Thai nationals were massacred last month. 
Operation 1027 is the culmination of 32 months of popular armed resistance; the end of a brutal military regime is in sight. 
Kutkai, Kunlong, Namkham, Muse, Lashio, Hseni, Konkyan and Laukkai townships all face martial law although large areas have already fallen to the Brotherhood Alliance.
The Ta'ang Women's Organization says most of the 37 civilian deaths since Operation 1027 began last month have been caused by regime shelling and airstrikes.
Regime base in Reh Khaw Da trade hub falls after seven hours of fierce fighting.
The ongoing clashes in Rathedaung are the group's first offensive actions in Rakhine since it entered an informal ceasefire with the junta last year.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Shan, Kachin, Kayah and Rakhine states and Sagaing and Mandalay regions.
In its latest battlefield victory, the Brotherhood Alliance took just 12 days to take full control of the town on the eastern bank of the Salween River in northern Shan.
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