As he visited the town, which neighbors rebel-held Nawnghkio, his forces continued to bomb civilian areas in resistance-controlled parts of northern Shan State.
The regime did not update the number of people missing. The UN said as many as 887,000 people have been affected in Myanmar in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi.
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This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if the flooding crisis caused by Typhoon Yagi could bring positive change to Myanmar.
The Kachin Independence Army and its allies say they have blocked an attempt by regime troops from Bhamo to retake Momauk, which fell in August.
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army says residents in the northern Shan State capital, Lashio, are under repeated bombardment.
As he visited the town, which neighbors rebel-held Nawnghkio, his forces continued to bomb civilian areas in resistance-controlled parts of northern Shan State.
Aid groups in Bago Region say they have been warned against delivering food to stricken villages under resistance control.
Karenni State resistance groups say they are helping residents while the regime is taking advantage of the disaster to regain territory.
Regime airstrikes, shelling and arson take devastating toll in Madaya Township, near country's second-largest city.
Rumors regarding executions are part of a psychological operation orchestrated by the military council and its supporters.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's son Kim Aris said he was sure his mother would be grateful for Pope Francis' offer.
The regime did not update the number of people missing. The UN said as many as 887,000 people have been affected in Myanmar in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi.
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