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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Local people urged to exert greater
effort to improve socio-economic life -
Prime Minister inspects rehabilitation and reconstruction
tasks in storm-hit regions of Yangon, Ayeyawady Divisions: "Fishing boats and fishing equipment have been
handed over for the second time to those in Dedaye
Township who are engaged in fishery for resuming
their work"..."Responsible officials are to go down right to villages and
encourage the local people to try hard for more improvement
of their socio-economy by ignoring their past living conditions
and taking lessons from the cyclone Nargis".
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2008-08-18
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Donations for storm victims...Health volunteers honoured.
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2008-08-19
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND IT AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: EGAT of Thailand donates 1,800
sets of lamp-posts for
rehabilitation in storm-hit areas...USDA youths honoured for voluntary services...Reconstruction tasks in Kungyangon Tsp supervised.....
ARTICLE: "Talks on knowledge about
weather to minimize losses
caused by natural disasters" by
Moe Myint Lin Let;
Photo: Tin Soe (Myanma Alin)
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2008-08-17
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Maj-Gen Ko Ko attends cash and kind donations
of Sitagu Missionary Group for monasteries,
hospital and people in Labutta Township...NDPCC member on inspection tour of villages
in Labutta Township...1,000 Buddha images
for storm survivors...Water purifiers for storm survivors.
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2008-08-10
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Medicines donated to
storm survivors...Golden Temple Sayadaw of Singapore
donates K 30m for construction of houses.
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2008-08-11
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES:
ARTICLE: "Donate publications to broaden the horizons of storm victims" by
Hnin Oo Khin: "...It is very encouraging to note that plans are well
under way to fulfil the basic needs of the victims and
to improve the living conditions of the entire local
people by providing them with wooden houses then
with brick ones. The benevolent attitude of the
government and great generosity of the well-wishers
have completely won the admiration of those who have
witnessed or learnt the generous deeds.
Now, local residents in the storm-hit areas have
been provided with materials to a certain degree. So, it
has yet to improve their mental conditions. Man is
made up of body and mind. It is required to improve
their physical and mental conditions.
Naungyo Battle made history of Myanmar
owing to daring spirit of Bayintnaung and sacrificing
attitude of his troops. Scholars therefore said,
?Never give up whatever it is”. Mental caliber is a
must for human beings..."
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2008-08-12
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2008-08-16
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Saudi Arabia donates aids for storm victims...Thai Ambassador donates relief items...Lt-Gen Myint Swe attends ceremony to
hand over fishing boats, fishing gear.....
ARTICLE: "Let?s reconstruct village self-reliant
libraries in storm-stricken areas" by
Than Tun (IPRD): "...During the storm, about 1430 libraries with
publications were ravaged. Now, it is needed to
reconstruct village libraries. Entrepreneurs, companies,
well-wishers and organizations are working in concert
through coordination to give mental treatments to the
storm victims...Under the patronage of the Ministry of Information
and supervision of the Myanmar Writers and
Journalists Association, media entrepreneurs and
artistes donated cash and kind to storm survivors in
the villages in Twantay and Kawhmu Townships..."
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2008-08-13
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2008-08-16
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: USDA Secretary-General attends ceremony to grant
stipends for students in Labutta Tsp.
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2008-08-14
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2008-08-16
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: MWAF donates sewing machines
to seven storm-hit townships in
Ayeyawady Division...Energy Minister attends work
coordination meeting for reconstruction
of Kungyangon Township...CI sheets for storm-hit monasteries, houses.
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2008-08-15
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2008-08-16
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: USDA Secretary-General
gives instructions on
agricultural work...Cash donated to storm victims...Minister inspects
development tasks in
Shaukchaung village tract,
Mawlamyinegyun Tsp...Energy Minister attends coordination
meeting on reconstruction in Kungyangon.....LEGISLATION: Law Amending the Ports Act promulgated - Union of Myanmar
The State Peace and Development Council -
The Law Amending the Ports Act
(The State Peace and Development Council Law No. 5/2008)-
The 14th Waxing of Wagaung 1370 ME
(15 August, 2008) [mainly a list of offences against the Ports Act, with details of the corresponding fines]
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2008-08-16
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2008-08-16
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Health Minister meets Chargé d? Affaires of US embassy...Minister accepts cash for
reconstruction of Dedaye...Cash donated for storm victims...More relief aid arrives.....
ARTICLE: "Nargis Story (1)" by Moe Myint Lin Let;
Photos: Tin Soe (Myanma Alin): "Photos reflect the rehabilitation
works and reconstruction of buildings
hit by storm Nargis as well as the
delivering of relief supplies to the
survivors...".
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2008-08-09
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2008-08-09
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: More relief
supplies
arrive...Cash donation for storm survivors.
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2008-08-07
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2008-08-08
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Health Minister inspects relief camps
in Labutta, Myaungmya townships...More relief supplies arrive.
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2008-08-08
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2008-08-08
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: 22.94 tons of
supplies of
WFP arrives...Mon State USDA, Red Cross, Auxiliary
Fire Brigade?s volunteers honoured...Cash and kind donated for
storm victims.....
ARTICLE: "Health care journey of
house surgeons to Kyaiklat" by Win Myint (Insein): "...House surgeons of Yangon University of Medicine-1 and Yangon
University of Medicine-2 participated in the health care services.
From 1 June to 27 July, they went on four trips to Kungyangon,
Twantay, Kawhmu and Kyauktan townships of Yangon Division
and Kyaiklat, Maubin, Wakema and Myaungmya townships of
Ayeyawady Division to provide health care services to the victims..."
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2008-08-04
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2008-08-06
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINE: More supplies
arrive.
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2008-08-05
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2008-08-06
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Ceremony to consecrate Tilawka
Marajein Pagoda held in Bogale Tsp...More donations for storm victims
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2008-08-06
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2008-08-06
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Ambassador of Republic of Korea donates
tarpaulins...More supplies arrive...Energy Minister supervises reconstruction of
storm-hit villages in Kungyangon Township...Financial Sub-committee chairman accepts
cash donations for storm victims.....
SLOGANS/EXHORTATIONS: "Tapo ca, ascetic practices; this is the way to auspiciousness"
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2008-08-02
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2008-08-03
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: 1,500 baskets
of paddy
strain seeds
donated...Medical providers make field trips to transit,
rear camps in storm-hit regions...Rail Transportation Minister inspects
construction of houses in Dedaye Township...Cash donation for reconstruction of
monasteries, houses in storm-hit regions.....
EXHORTATIONS/SLOGANS: "Ariyasaccana dassanam, to discern the noble-truths; this is the way to auspiciousness".
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2008-08-03
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: More relief supplies arrive
at Yangon Int?l Airport...Cash and kind
supervisory
committee
meets.
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2008-08-01
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2008-08-01
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Minister inspects houses for storm survivors
in Mawlamyinegyun...World Vision (Myanmar)
donates water purifiers...SWRR Minister accepts cucumber
seeds for storm-hit regions...Relief supplies arrive...Medical teams
leave for storm-hit
regions.
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-31
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2008-08-01
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Ayeyawady Division put
3.6 miln acres under
monsoon paddy...International relief supplies arrive...TCG Chairman, diplomats, resident representatives of UN
organizations, officials of INGOs and MFCC observe
reconstruction in storm-hit regions in Ayeyawady Div...Medical team provides
medical treatment in
storm-affected regions.
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-30
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2008-07-30
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS ANFERMATH - HEADLINES: Cash and kind for storm victims...Health care services
provided at 12
forward camps.....
ARTICLE: "Reconstruction and rehabilitation tasks at full stretch" (2) by Kyaw Ye Min: "...With assistance provided, out of 1.8
million sown acreage of the storm-hit
townships, over 1.4 million acres
(accounting for 76 per cent) were already
ploughed and 1.14 million acres
(accounting for 60 per cent) were already
put under paddy. Cent per cent acres
will be put under paddy soon. And the
paddy production of Ayeyawady
Division will return to normal soon..."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-28
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2008-07-29
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH: HEADLINES: Survivors urged to work hard for
improvement of socio-economic status -
Prime Minister tours two townships in Ayeyawady Division...More international relief
aids arrive...Cash donation for storm victims...Contributions to storm victims...MRCS provides relief aid
to storm victims in
Mawlamyinegyun.....
CONSTITUTION - ARTICLE: "People?s goal must be brought to fruition" by
Kaytu Nilar: "...the government is given mandate
to, on behalf of the people, kick out any disruptions to
the goal of transition to democracy on the path paved
by the people.
The government?s taking measures to ensure smooth
transition to democracy without disruptions is neither
deprivation of democracy rights nor suppression.
To be frank, subversive elements inside and outside
the nation are lackeys of the neo-colonialists. In serving
the interests of neo-colonialists, they are never worried
that their motherland and the people may come under
alien subjugation, and the whole nation may be ablaze
with conflicts and may be reduced to ashes due to their
acts to get funds and brokerage fees..."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-29
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2008-07-29
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Wellwishers donate cash to storm survivors...More relief aid arrive...Health care services for
storm survivors winner in
Myaungmya...Thai Ambassador donates
cash and kind to Int'l
Institute of Abhidhamma,
storm victims...Psychiatrists make field trip
to Mawlamyinegyun Tsp.....
REFERENDUM - ARTICLE: "That's my gold cup, give it back to me
Playwright Maung Kyauk Doe" ..."...About 99 per cent of eligible voters cast votes on the
constitution with 92.48 per cent of votes in favour. This
meant that the people unanimously approved the
constitution. Being approved by 92.48 per cent accounting
for 93 people out of 100, the success in the approval of
referendum is the national achievement..."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-27
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2008-07-27
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Storm survivors in
Mawlamyinegyun Township
receive medical treatment...Relief
supplies
arrive...Veterinarians inoculate
draught cattle in
Mawlamyinegyun Tsp...Wellwishers make
cash donations for
storm victims...Infectious diseases control measures
taken in storm-hit areas...Personal and household goods
for storm-hit villages in
Mawlamyinegyun.....
ARTICLES: "Unity is strength" by Hlaing Aung: "The harmonious cooperation of the entire people
to address and surmount the situations triggered by the
storm ?Nargis” seems to support the saying that goes
?Unity is strength”. Myanmars showed such a
consolidated unity among them in times of emergency
that they won the recognition of the international
community...the cohesion of the
government, the people and the Tatmadaw. Since
the time when the storm was still raging, the Head of
State and national level dignitaries were laying down
programmes to launch rescue and resettlement tasks.
In the post-storm period, Chairman of the National
Disaster Preparedness Central Committee Prime
Minister General Thein Sein stayed in the stormravaged
areas to supervise the rescue and relief
measures. Furthermore, the Head of State and the
Deputy Head of State made inspection tours of the
storm-hit areas, fulfilled the requirements and gave
guidance. A minister has been assigned to each
storm-struck township to supervise the relief and
rehabilitation tasks...It is also required of the entire people to maintain the
already-achieved consolidated unity and participate
actively in the drive for building a new nation. That is
the national concern or the lifeblood for the nation..."....."A journey to storm-hit area
of Mawlamyinegyun"
Article & Photos: Mawgyun Myint Aung (IPRD).
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-26
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2008-07-26
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Prime Minister General Thein Sein
receives UN Humanitarian Chief and party...Medical teams leave for Bogale,
Labutta Townships...NPED Minister receives UN
Humanitarian Chief...WFP donates supplies to
storm victims...Wellwishers present cash
donations for storm
survivors...Cash and kind donation
for storm survivors...SWRR Minister meets UN
Humanitarian Chief...Health care services provided
to storm survivors.....
ARTICLE: "Restoration of Myanmar?s
fishery industry" by San (Set Hmu): "...Now, the National Disaster Preparedness Central Committee is
building durable houses with the contribution of the government
and local donors for enabling the victims in temporary shelters and
in the relief camps to resettle down in their home places..."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
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2008-07-25
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2008-07-25
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Eastern Shan State makes donations for storm victims...Construction materials donated for
reconstruction of Shwe Yin Aye Pagoda...Water purifiers, chlorine tablets
for storm victims...Minister attends ceremony to donate
relief supplies to storm victims...Relief aids from WFP
arrives...Health care given to
storm-hit victims of
Bogale Township..
SLOGANS/NOTICES: " Certain internal and external anti-government elements, self-centred persons and
unscrupulous elements are now seeking their self-interests by sending to the foreign news
agencies stories about relief and rehabilitation work they have made up and shot on video.
Storm victims are hereby warned to remain vigilant with nationalistic spirit against the
deceptions of the self-centred persons and unscrupulous elements" (on back page since 6 June).....
PERSPECTIVES: "Rebuild embankments for
prevention of floods"
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-24
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2008-07-24
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Sanitation works
carried out in sea
water-flooded villages...Cash and kind donated to
storm victims...Relief supplies arrive...TCG Chairman and UN Humanitarian Chief visit storm-hit areas...Remote storm-hit villagesack page since
enjoy health care.....SLOGANS/NOTICES: "Witness may inform about misappropriation of
internal and international relief funds and supplies: Anyone may dial the following phone numbers of the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and
Resettlement if he witnesses or knows that the cash assistance and relief supplies donated from
abroad and at home to the storm victims are kept for self-interest, traded, used for particular persons
and organizations, or misappropriated for other purposes.
Head of Office Ph: 067 404021 and 067 404022
Deputy Head of Office Ph: 09 860 1002" (on back page from 11 June)
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2008-07-23
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2008-07-23
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Specialists provide health
care in Mawlamyinegyun
Township.....
PERSPECTIVES": "Strive for more progress of
storm-ravaged areas".....
ARTICLES: "Reconstruction and rehabilitation tasks at full stretch" (1) by by Kyaw Ye Min: "No government will ignore the people in distress". Particularly, our
government used to pay more attention to the affairs of people in
distress since the government and the people of the country deal with
one another like parents and offspring..."..."Reconstruction and rehabilitation gaining
momentum in Pyinsalu" by Myo Nyunt;
Photos: Thant Zin Tun (Kyemon).
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-21
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2008-07-22
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Deputy Foreign Minister receives personnel of UNICEF...Ceremony to release Post-Nargis Joint
Assessment Report held...International relief aids continuously
flow to Yangon Airport...Draught cattle inoculated
in Mawlamyinegyun...Health care services
provided to storm victims.....
ARTICLE: "USDA members at storm-hit villages to contribute
to rehabilitation and reconstruction works"
by Maung Maung Htwe (MNA). Photos: Zaw Min Lat (MNA).....
SLOGANS/NOTICES: (on back page since 28 June): "Make donations to the storm victims
Everybody may make donations freely.
Everybody may make donations to any person or any area.
However, wellwishers are urged to avoid unsystematic donations and acts that may tarnish
the image of the nation and its people."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-22
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2008-07-22
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Maj-Gen Ko Ko inspects
reconstruction works in
Ngapudaw, Hainggyikyun...Deputy Foreign Minister receives UN Assistant
Secretary-General...NDPCC member inspects
reconstruction works of
storm-hit villages...More Int?l relief aids arrive...Wellwishers from States and Divisions
continuously donate cash and supplies.
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-20
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2008-07-20
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CYVLONE NAGGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Health care provided in
Theikpankongyi Village,
Labutta Tsp.....ARTICLES:
"A glow of pride in health
care for storm victims" by Dr Kyaw Myint:
"...I write this article to honour those who
have carried out health care services in
the relief camps, those from floating
hospitals who gave treatments and those
who discharged duties in the storm-hit
areas for their goodwill and brilliant
performances..."..."Musical entertainment with sympathy for
storm-hit areas of Mawlamyinegyun Township" -
Article and Photos: Mawgyun Myint Aung (IPRD)
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
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2008-07-19
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2008-07-19
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Specialists providing
free health care services
to storm survivors...USDA volunteers honoured [for cyclone rehabiltation work]...Myanmar Brewery Ltd donates
cash to social organizations...Storm-hit pagoda in Kawhmu gets new umbrella...More international relief
supplies arrive at
Ygn Int?l Airport...Htoo Trading, Air Bagan participate
in rehabilitation work in Bogale...150 houses for
Kyetsharywama
village.....
ARTICLE: "Media under colonialists? influence, incapable of
undermining Myanmar?s nationalistic fervour" (1) by
Tekkatho Myat Thu.
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
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2008-07-16
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2008-07-18
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Fishing gear for
fishermen in Dedaye...2.2m acres under
monsoon paddy in
Ayeyawady Division...Cash donations made to storm victims...More international relief
supplies arrive at Ygn Int?l
Airport...Minister looks into rehabilitation
works in Bogale...Thai Government presents medicines
for storm-hit regions...Power-tillers
donated to
storm-hit areas.
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
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2008-07-17
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2008-07-18
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - Perhaps on account of 17 July (covered by 18 July NLM) being Waso (Dhammaçakka
Day), there is no reference to the cyclone in this issue, apart from two regular slogans/notices.
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2008-07-18
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2008-07-18
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CYCLONE NAGRIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Prime Minister on inspection tour of Jowarwa
model village, Kyaukye village, Pyapon township...USDA members participate in
Mawlamyinegyun rehabilitation...More international relief
supplies arrive...Storm survivors in Labutta,
Myaungmya receive treatment.
Source/publisher:
SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-15
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2008-07-15
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CYCLONE NAGRIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Donations for storm-affected
monasteries...House surgeon team leaves
for Ayeyawady Division...Agriculture and Irrigation Minister attends coord
meeting on higher output of agricultural produce...Telecommunications facilities inspected
in Yangon, Ayeyawady Divisions.....
ARTICLE: "In contributing towards rehabilitation
and reconstruction of storm-hit areas" by
Kyaw Swa Nge: "...Due to the contribution of the
government, and local and international
donors, storm victims have restored their
agricultural farming and fisheries..."...* It can be seen that most of the aids provided by
the international community are relief items and
foodstuff which were needed only in the relief period.
* As the relief and preparedness measures have
been carried out in the storm-hit regions
successfully, the rehabilitation and reconstruction
works are being undertaken at present.
* Now, it is necessary to give priority to making
donations of construction materials such as CI
sheets, nails, cement, timber and iron rods and donations
of such as power-tillers, paddy strains, fertilizers,
water pumps, generators, fuel, fishing boats/
machines and fishing nets for rehabilitation and reconstruction
tasks and resuming businesses...The article contains tables comaring internal and foreign donations.
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-14
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2008-07-14
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: More international relief supplies arrive...Wellwishers make donations MNA
for storm-affected regions...Health care services
provided in Bogale.
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Date of publication:
2008-07-13
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2008-07-13
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Better conditions created in cooperation with
government and national entrepreneurs -
Prime Minister inspects rehabilitation tasks...More relief
aids arrive
Yangon...UNICEF praises Myanmar?s
reconstruction efforts...Emergency aid project for
storm survivors signed...Medical teams carry out
health care services in
Kungyangon.....
"ARTICLES: Conserve mangrove forests for environmental regeneration" by MYITTA AYE...
"It is found that some regions in Ayeyawady Division were severely hit by the
cyclone Nargis that occurred in the early May this year but there was less damage
in Mainmahlakyun due to the mangrove forest. This is the benefit of the existence
of mangrove forests..."...Mawlamyinegyun Township enjoying progress
in basic needs and farming work in a short time.
Than Zaw; Photos: Maung Maung Thant (Myanma Alin)
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-09
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2008-07-12
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? HEADLINES: Minister inspects rehabilitation tasks
and chosen site for construction of
permanent houses near Mayan village...Health care services in Mawlamyinegyun.....
ARTICLES: "Growing paddy with tractors
and living in durable houses" by
Sargyitha (Pani Pin)..."A trip to storm-hit areas of Mawlamyinegyun Township" by Than Zaw; Photos: Maung Maung Thant (Myanma Alin)
Source/publisher:
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Date of publication:
2008-07-10
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2008-07-12
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? HEADLINES: Storm victims in Dedaye Tsp get supplies...A&I Minister meets Japanese guests...Rehabilitation tasks in Hainggyikyun inspected...Attorney-General inspects storm-hit law
offices in Yangon, Ayeyawady Divisions...Maj-Gen Ko Ko inspects development
tasks in Ayeyawady Division...Assessment and Response
Course on Disaster conducted...Draught cattle, power tillers reach
storm-hit villages.....
ARTICLES: "Natural disaster, irresponsible media and
global opportunists" by Hlaing Aung..."Participation of Inland Water
Transport in rehabilitation tasks" by
Maung Maung Myint Swe;
Photos: Tin Soe (Myanma Alin
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-11
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2008-07-12
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Volunteers provide health
care to storm victims in
Ayeyawady Division...Progress of Ngawun Bridge (Myokwin) Project, preventive measures
against floods inspected in Hinthada, Zalun...Medical team provides health care in
Bogale Township...More international relief
supplies arrive...
ARTICLE: "Situations caused by Nargis? should not be exploited" by Maung De Doh: "...The delta is rich in natural resources. The
dwellers of the Ayeyawady Division are
hardworking with resilience to difficulties. So,
if they have enough number of fishing nets,
fishing boats, draught cattle and farm
implements, they will soon overcome all the
difficulties..."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
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2008-07-12
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2008-07-12
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Nearly cent per cent telephone
lines restored in Yangon -
Plan under way to repair
remaining damaged telephone lines...Public continue making donations for storm victims...Health care
services
provided in
Mawlamyinegyun
Township...Discussion on regenerating of
farming industry held...More relief supplies
arrive...Donations invited for storm survivors.....
"PERSPECTIVES": "Harmonious collaboration brings
development to storm-hit areas".....
REFEENDUM/CONSTITUTION: "Goodbye, 1990 election results!" by
Pauk Sa: "...Nowadays, the result of the 1990 election is no longer legal as it has
been ditched by the entire people who are desirous of the emergence
of a new modern developed democratic nation. This being so, the
NLD?d better join hands with the people and then stand for the 2010
election in line with the laws instead of longing for the result of the
1990 election..."
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SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of publication:
2008-07-06
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2008-07-08
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? HEADLINES: Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects reconstruction and
rehabilitation tasks in Labutta and Ngapudaw townships
Donations invited for storm survivors
Health care service provided in Labutta
.. CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? PHOTO CAPTIONS: Engines and related items to be installed at the boats seen in the workshop of FEishery Department
U Zaw Moe Khine and Dr Saw Nay Nwe of AA Medical Products
Ltd donate K 5 million to storm-hit people through President of
Myanmar Medical Association Prof Dr Kyaw Myint Naing
on 4 July
Houses built by donors for storm survivors
Power-tillers to be
distributed to
farmers in
storm-affected
areas
Fishing boats to be
used in stormaffected
areas in
Ayeyawady and
Yangon Divisions
Members of Tatmadaw (Navy) load relief supplies for storm victims in
Labutta onto a vessel
..
ARTICLE: ?Storm victims can now wear smiles” by MI KHIN THANT ?
As the saying goes, Blood is thicker than water?, Myanmars are united in times of emergency.
During the independence struggles and in the safeguarding of independence, Myanmars showed
their nationalism, patriotism and unity. Everyone has witnessed the nationalistic spirit of the
entire people in the rescue, relief and rehabilitation tasks in the aftermath of cyclone Nargis
”
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2008-07-07
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2008-07-08
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? HEADLINES: Local authorities to make field trips right down to
storm-hit regions and inculcate local people with
a sense of wishing to enjoy higher living status -
Prime Minister attends ceremony to hand over fishing boats
and fishing nets in Mawlamyinegyun, Bogale townships
Visa granted to 1,670 aid workers,
757 working in storm-hit areas
Work in storm-hit regions inspected
Dhamma Zedi Sayadaw
donates cash to storm-hit
monasteries in Ayeyawady Div
More relief supplies arrive
at Yangon Int?l Airport
.. CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? PHOTO CAPTIONS: Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects building of houses and fishing boats for storm-hit region
Mr Kushida, President of KEI-AI Co Ltd &
UMESUSHI Co Ltd donates US $ 2000 to
storm victims through Deputy Minister Col
Hla Thein Swe at the Central Bank of
Myanmar (Yangon Branch) on 1 July
Maj-Gen Ko Ko inspects boat building and fishing gear at Boat Building Camp of the Ministry
of Livestock and Fisheries in Ayeyawady Division
Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Maj-Gen Maung
Maung Swe accepts K 3 million presented by Secretary of Myanmar
Maternal and Child Welfare Association Dr Daw Wai Wai Tha, Joint
Secretary Dr Daw May Malar, Treasurer Daw Khin Than Win and
Executive
Photo shows fishing nets and fishing boat engines for storm victims in Mawlamyinegyun Township
USDA members of Group (6) are engaged in sanitation tasks in
Setsan Village monastery
USDA members of Group (4) removing a fallen tree in Saluseik
Village...USDA members of Group (2) provide health care to local people
USDA members of Group (3) removing fallen trees
.USDA members of Group (5) reconstructing a ravaged house
Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects various kinds of fishing nets displayed near
Tonehle creek in Mawlamyinegyun Township
Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects temporary classroom of the high school in Pyinsalu
Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects production of post shoes for construction of houses in the storm-hit areas
Prime
Minister
General
Thein
Sein
greets
local
people in
Thingangon
Village
.Prime Minister General Thein Sein presents vegetable seeds and
farm implements to a farmer in Pyinsalu
Prime Minister General Thein Sein observes demonstration of fishing boats in Toe River in Bogale Township
USDA members volunteer to plough field in Hlinephone Village
..
ARTICLE: ?USDA members participating in reconstruction
and rehabilitation tasks with heart and soul” by
Maung Maung Htwe (MNA).
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2008-07-08
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2008-07-08
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2008-07-05
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2008-07-06
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SLOGANS: "Make donations to the storm victims
Everybody may make donations freely.
Everybody may make donations to any person or any area.
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PHOTO NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH ? HEADLINES:
Minister looks into
construction of new
roads in Ayeyawady
Division...Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister, ASEAN Secretary-General,
UN Under Secretary-General, members of TCG, representatives of
UN agencies and INGOs observe reconstruction works in Ayeyawady Division
More relief aids get to Ygn
Int?l Airport
Social, health services inspected in
Labutta, Myaungmya Tsps
..PHOTO NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS : Singaporean
Ambassador
Mr Robert Chua
hands over airport
ground handling
equipment to Col
Nyan Tun Aung,
Deputy Minister for
Transport, on 26
June
Deputy Minister U Kyaw Thu, ASEAN Secretary-General Dr Surin
Pitsuwan, UN Under Secretary-General Ms Noeleen Heyzer and party
observe teaching of school children at make-shift shelters of Sethsan
village BEHS in Bogale Township
Deputy Minister U Kyaw Thu, ASEAN-HTF Chairman Dr Surin
Pitsuwan, UN Under Secretary-General Ms Noeleen Heyzer and party
view teaching of school children at make-shift shelters of
Kyeinchaunggyi village BEPS in Bogale Township
Dr Tha Hla Shwe,
President of MRCS,
presents cash assistance
and relief aids
to Red Cross members
of Labutta
Township.
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Prime Minister inspects construction of durable houses
for storm victims in Ayeyawady Division -
Officials urged to help grow paddy fully in townships...VOA airs falsehood that tornado wipes
out entire Kaingthoung village -
Villagers with us, in good health...Man Fut Tong Welfare Society and JBS Co of
Singapore donate supplies to storm victims...MMA team makes field trips
to storm-hit regions...Indian delegation arrives
in Yangon...More relief aids arrive at Ygn
Int?l Airport...Prime Minister receives UN Under Secretary
General and UNESCAP Executive Secretary...ASEAN Roundtable on Post Nargis Joint Assessment
for Response, Recovery and Reconstruction held...Schools opened in Kaingthoung Village...Ywale Chaung Village gets
Red Cross Society supplies...Health talks in Mawlamyinegyun...Reconstruction items
sent to Pyinsalu.....PHOTO NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS
Prime Minister General Thein Sein distributes food to school children at a pre-primary school
in Poelaung Village in Labutta Township on 23 June
Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects houses for storm-victims in Pyapon Township on 23 June
Man Fut Tong Welfare Society and JBS Company of Singapore donate relief aids in the
presence of Lt-Gen Myint Swe of the Ministry of Defence
Members of USDA clearing downed trees in
Hsincheya Village in Labutta Township
USDA members and Tatmadawmen take part
in reconstruction work in Kyeinchaunggyi
Village in Bogale Township
Minister Brig-Gen Thura Myint Maung accepts US $ 200,000
presented by Mr Shri Jairam Ramesh
Prime Minister General Thein Sein receives UN Under Secretary
General and UNESCAP Executive Secretary Ms Noeleen Heyzer in
Yangon
Secretary-1 Lt-Gen
Thiha Thura Tin Aung
Myint Oo receives
Minister of State for
Commerce and Power
of India Mr Shri
Jairam Ramesh in
Nay Pyi Taw
Prime Minister General Thein Sein greets residents in Poelaung Village in Labutta Township as
he inspects rehabilitation works in the village
Prime Minister General Thein Sein comforts a patient receiving
treatment in a hospital in the town of Ahmar
Prime Minister General Thein Sein inspects houses for storm survivors in Kyondah Village, Dedaye Township
ASEAN Roundtable on Post Nargis Joint Assessment for Response,
Recovery and Reconstruction in progess.....
ARTICLE: "Feeling sad and glad
simultaneously" by Sitagu Sayadaw Dr Ashin Ñanissara.....
"PERSPECTIVES": "Reconstruction tasks in full
swing thanks to collaboration"
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Lt-Gen Myint Swe looks into
completion in repairing jetties,
running of vessels along Yangon River...Head of Information Department of
MWAF and members donate cash,
stationery to storm-hit schools, nunnery...Third Meeting of ASEAN-HTF held...Malaysian medical
team arrives...Lt-Gen Myint Swe inspects clearing of debris, dredging of
drains for beautifying of downtown Yangon...More relief supplies arrive at Ygn Int?l Airport...Minister Maj-Gen Aung Min
inspects reconstruction tasks
in Dedaye Tsp...MRCS distributes relief supplies
in Mawlamyinegyun Tsp...Goods available at Win Thuzar
shop in Labutta.....PHOTO NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS:
Lt-Gen Myint Swe of Ministry of Defence inspects repair of jetty in Kyimyindine Township
Lt-Gen Myint Swe inspects removal of fallen trees from the compound of Pyidaungsu Avenue in Dagon Township. — MNA
YANGON,
Minister Maj-Gen Aung Min inspects
reconstruction of embankment to prevent
seawater in Dedaye Township
Homes for storm survivors seen in Kadonkani Village in Pyapon
Township. President of CB Bank U Khin Maung Aye funded
construction of the homes for the storm survivors.....
REFERENDUM/CONSTITUTION: ARTICLE: "Let?s march forward along the path
to democracy paved by the people" by U Pyay Kyaw: "...The people have paved the way to the Myanmar
democracy. The most democratic way is to respect
and fulfil the wishes of the majority of the people.
Therefore, no one should disregard the people?s
desire. Their opposing and disrupting the people?s
desire means designating themselves to be the common
enemy of the people..."
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Durable houses for storm
survivors being constructed...Sewing machines donated to storm victims...Storm survivors receive
health care in Bogale
Township...MWEA donates relief
aids to storm survivors
in Mawlamyinegyun Tsp...Charity play 25-27 June...Chairman of NDPCC Prime Minister
General Thein Sein attends ceremony to present
medicines, medical equipment worth US$ 150,000 for
storm victims donated by Sitagu Missionary Group...More international relief supplies arrive at Yangon International Airport...Wellwishers from states and divisions donate cash and kind to storm victims...BEPSs opened in Labutta Township.....
ARTICLE: "It has come to their knowledge" by
Hlaing Aung: "I happened to read an article ?In Myanmar,
surprising recovery” featured in 17-6-2008 issue of
the International Herald Tribune Newspaper Website.
It said that about six weeks after the outbreak of
the Cyclone Nargis the medical doctors and staff of
INGOs, who had given health care in the storm-hit
areas, on their return disclosed the situations in the
areas were not as bad as expected.
Regarding the storm, the media of the West bloc
made various accusations against Myanmar. So did
high-ranking officials of certain western countries.
Of the two major accusations, the first said that
tens of thousands of victims lost their lives due to the
fact that in the aftermath of the natural disaster,
foreign aid (foreign warships) were not allowed to
enter the nation and rescue tasks could not be carried
out in time.
The other was that millions of victims would die
of hunger because the Myanmar government did not
take care of the storm victims, nor did it provide food
or health care. And tens of thousands of victims
would die of dysentery and diarrhoea due to
consumption of unsafe water.
When the government refuted the accusations,
they accused the government of inventing news and
imposing a news blackout.
However, in the article sent from Yangon, some
foreigners who had made trips to the storm-affected
areas said that the accusations were untrue.
Charge d? Affaires ai Ms Shari Villarosa of US
Embassy to Myanmar said, ?I?m not getting the sense
that there have been a lot of deaths as a result of the
delay”.
The US defence...".....
"PERSPECTIVES": "Provide requirements for
progress of storm-hit areas"
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Prime Minister inspects
construction of houses for storm
victims in Ayeyawady Division...Tripartite Core Group Workshop on Medical
Missions Feedback in Post Nargis Relief
Response and Early Recovery held...Fish and prawn
purchasing
depots opened
in Labutta...Relief aids shipped to
Mawlamyinegyun Township...Rehabilitation works in
Kungyangon inspected...Minister inspects cable installation in Yangon South District...International relief supplies keeps
flowing to Yangon International Airport...Health care services conducted in Pathein.....PHOTO NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS
Tripartite Core
Group Workshop on
Medical Missions
Feedback in Post
Nargis Relief Response
and Early Recovery at
Chattrian Hotel in
Progress? Minister Dr Kyaw
Myint speaks at
Tripartite Core Group
Workshop on Medical
Missions Feedback in
Post Nargis Relief
Response and Early
Recovery at Chattrian
Hotel? A repaired basic educ Deputy Minister for Finance and Revenue Col Hla Thein Swe
accepts K 2.5 million for storm victims donated by Cholia muslim
religious association on 23 Juneation primary school at Botilote Village in
Mawlamyinegyun Township? Deputy Minister for Finance and Revenue Col Hla Thein Swe
accepts K 2.5 million for storm victims donated by Cholia muslim
religious association on 23 June?...
ARTICLE: "Loving-kindness, essential for security of storm-victims" by
Kyaw Soe (Kyaikmaraw): "...The government, well-wishers from states and divisions, industrialists,
companies, servicemen, social organizations and religious associations are
making generous donations of kitchen provisions including rice, edible oil
and salt, vegetables, purified water, clothes, and relief supplies such as
household utensils to the storm victims..."
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Power-tillers distributed to
villages in Mawlamyinegyun
Township...Minister attends cash and power-tillers
donation ceremony in Pyapon Township...Fisheries Department to
build fishing boats...Storm survivors in Kungyangon
Township receive health care...Ministry of Health, Organizations under UN
rendering health care service in Ayeyawady Div...Health care for domestic
animals, rehabilitation of
livestock breeding work...Nepali Ambassador presents cash donation
for relief and rehabilitation works...More relief supplies arrive.....
ARTICLE: "Members of Bago Division (East), Kachin State
and Ayeyawady Division USDAs taking part in
reconstruction tasks in Dedaye Township"
Article: Maung Maung Htwe (MNA),
Photos: Thar Nyan (MNA).....
0THER DOMESTIC NEWS: Union of Myanmar
State Peace and Development Council
Order No 2/2008
2nd Waning of Nayon, 1370 ME
(20 June 2008)
Reassignment of Duty of Minister...Union of Myanmar
State Peace and Development Council
Order No 3/2008
2nd Waning of Nayon, 1370 ME
(20 June 2008)
Appointment of Minister.
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: More efforts to be made for regional development
realizing genuine goodwill of the State taking
measures for raising living conditions of storm survivors - Prime Minister General Thein Sein tours Labutta, Bogale Townships...Relief supplies arrive in
Mawlamyinegyun Township...Minister inspects collective
ploughing in Dedaye...Relief supplies arrive in
Mawlamyinegyun Township...KOICA and KEPCO of Korea donate cables...Health care services stepped
up in Kyaiklat, Bogale...Cash donations continue for
storm victims...More relief supplies arrive...F&R Minister meets
EC members of
MBA...MWAF donates cash and kind to Shwegondine Nursery...USDA CEC member inspects
construction of new school buildings....."PERSPECTIVES": "Try to improve living
conditions of local people in
storm-hit areas".....
REFERENDUM: ARTICLE: "Keep calm and thoughtful" by
Yan Gyi Aung: "...Now, the State constitution (2008) has been approved with the support
of 92.48 per cent of the eligible voters. That means the people have
endorsed the State?s follow-up programmes for forming a people?s
democracy government according to the constitution. To put it another
way, the people have paved the way for the emergence of a new democracy
government in accordance with the State constitution (2008)...".
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Kachin State donates cash,
kind to storm victims...Remaining schools in Ayeyawady
Div to reopen at end of June...Sayadaw Bhaddanta Nandasiri
and disciples donate supplies to
storm victims second time...Paddy strains
for Labutta...Schools reopened in Mawlamyinegyun...Storm-hit villages get
power tillers...Donors at home and
abroad donate cash to
storm survivors...Myanmar delegation arrives back after attending
Asian-European Finance Ministers? Meeting...USDA members perform reconstruction
tasks in Ayeyawady Division...Lt-Gen Myint Swe inspects clean-up work in Yangon City...Relief supplies of WFP arrive...Traditional medicine practitioners
give treatment...Altimo Foundation of
Russia donates medicine,
hospital equipment...
ARTICLE: "Changing scene of Pyinsalu in Labutta Township
by Myo Nyunt (Kyemon)
Photos: Htay Aung (Kyemon.....
OTHER ISSUES:
ARTICLE: "Let?s nurture the sapling of democracy" by Kyaw Min Lu (Shwepyitha) (1): "NLD is just a destructive force that constantly destabilizes the nation.
It was very foolish of the NLD leader to lay down the policy of economic
sanctions against the mother country. NLD is a sort of organization that
has tried to get the nation and the people into troubles".
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Prime Minister General Thein Sein
stresses improvement of socio-economic
life of storm-hit regions...Farming sector in Pyapon, Ahmar speeds up...Storm survivors in Ngapudaw
receive medical treatment...Fishery sector
restarts in Pyapon...A & I Minister receives Italian Ambassador...Vietnamese medic team donates medicine
and medical equipment to storm victims...Health Deputy Minister meets Russian
Ambassador and party...Minister inspects power
supply tasks in Yangon
North District...More international relief aid arrives...Daily health
care services
in Pyapon...Navy continues to participate in
reconstruction and rehabilitation
tasks in storm-hit regions.....
ARTICLE: Rumours by Theikpan Kyaw Pe Zaw: "...There are still widespread rumours in Lashio to the
effect that Mars and Saturn will meet on 20-6-2008.
Consequently, the people will be subject to three
kappas such as famine, a variety of diseases and
disorder. There will be storms, floods and scarcity of
rice so on and so forth. They are spreading the rumour
with the intention of creating fear and panic among the
people.
They also spread rumours that there would be
infectious diseases in addition to diarrhea in the stormhit
regions. It is true that the storm-hit regions are
usually struck by an outbreak of diarrhea. But the
concerted efforts of the government, local people,
well-wishers, local and international donors, those
from the Ministry of Health and NGOs and Red Cross
members were able to get rid of the water-borne
disease. The medical teams of other countries that
came to the aid of Myanmar witnessed such
achievement and made it public...".
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Relief aid provided to storm
victims in Kungyangon...A& I Minister meets Japanese Ambassador...Rehabilitation tasks resume in
Sarkyin village...DMS gives medical treatment in Labutta...PBANRDA Minister performs rehabilitation
tasks in Mawlamyinegyun Township...International relief supplies keep on
flowing to Yangon International Airport...Pakistan-Myanmar Friendship
Association donates relief supplies...Paddy strains arrive in Labutta Tsp...Private vessels re-run in Mawlamyinegyun Township...
ARTICLES: "Beware of rats that are trying to make
holes in the walls of the granary" by Maung De Doh: "...Underground and aboveground saboteurs at home
and from abroad who are desperate to destroy Myanmar
are like rats. Their characters are so identical to that of
rats, I think they were the reincarnations of rats.
They are such persons who know no regard
whatsoever if their fellow members will come to
power. Instead of mourning for hundreds of thousands
of victims who lost their lives during the storm Nargis?
that rocked the nation, they are happy with the
situations of the nation with the thought that the
country has got into crises, and they will soon be able
to overthrow the government. Frankly speaking, they
are like thieves and robbers who want to rob a sick
person in bed..."..."Health care services speeded up in Labutta Township" by
Myo Nyunt (Kyemon);
Photos: Htay Aung (Kyemon).....
"PERSPECTIVES": "Speed up development tasks
for storm-ravaged regions".
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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Tetnaywin Tun floating hospital
gives medical treatment to
ailing storm victims...Monsoon paddy cultivation commences in
Boetiluk Village of Mawlamyinegyun Tsp...Cash and kind donation accepted...More international relief aid arrives...Deputy Minister donates cash and relief
supplies to storm-hit monasteries...Cash donated for reconstruction of
monastery, school building in Pyapon...Mobile health care team provides medical
treatment to storm victims in Labutta...Well-wishers continuously make
donations for storm victims.....
ARTICLE: Rehabilitation measures being taken at
grassroots-level in Mawlamyinegyun Township" by Maung Maung Myint Swe Photos: Tin Soe (Myanma Alin).....
"PERSPECTIVES": "Make concerted efforts
for speedy development
of storm-hit areas".
ARTICLE: - REFERENDUM: "The path leading towards goal" by Lu Thit (Padauk Mye)
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