Residents of the Karenni capital report food and medicine is running short while people are falling ill from contaminated floodwater up to 1.5 meters deep.
The National Unity Government and its allies urge the international community to block aid to the junta as Typhoon Yagi leaves over 1,000 dead or missing.
Hundreds of buildings have been destroyed or damaged; residents sheltering in schools and monasteries are in need of food and clothing, volunteers said.
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Residents of the Karenni capital report food and medicine is running short while people are falling ill from contaminated floodwater up to 1.5 meters deep. 
The National Unity Government and its allies urge the international community to block aid to the junta as Typhoon Yagi leaves over 1,000 dead or missing.
Nearly 260,000 hectares of rice paddy and other crops have been destroyed, according to junta media.
Hundreds of buildings have been destroyed or damaged; residents sheltering in schools and monasteries are in need of food and clothing, volunteers said.
The UN rights office said its latest report on Myanmar found "massive regressions in human rights that have been provoked by a vacuum of rule of law".
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