BANGKOK -- Inflation is rising in military-controlled Myanmar, pushing up prices for rice and other daily necessities as the kyat, the country's currency, has been devalued due to a shortage of foreign exchange.
Rice prices have surged more than 40% while exorbitant gas costs hit transport

Weaker logistics and more supply shortages, as well as soaring fertilizer and fuel prices, are contributing to Myanmar's economic woes.
BANGKOK -- Inflation is rising in military-controlled Myanmar, pushing up prices for rice and other daily necessities as the kyat, the country's currency, has been devalued due to a shortage of foreign exchange.