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HLUTTAW SESSION:- Pyidaungsu Hluttaw: MP suggests more engineering
subjects in Rakhine state: "Nay Pyi Taw, 1
June— Daw Khin Saw
Wai, MP of Yathedaung
Township constituency,
asked the Union government?s
plan on Monday
to add more engineering subjects at the technological
universities in Rakhine
state and possibilities
of students to learn some
subjects in other universities
out of this state.
Deputy Minister for
Science and Technology
Dr Ba Shwe said the four
major subjects of civil
engineering, mechanical
engineering, electronic
engineering and electrical
power engineering
have been conducted at 16
universities of this kind
across the country.
Dr Ba Shwe also said
conducting more engi-neering subjects at the
universities need to estimate
the number of students,
the requirement
of respective areas and
economic plans of these
areas.
Daw Tin Tin Ye, MP
of Kyunsu constituency in
Taninthayi region asked
the government?s plan to
set up a school for labor
and delivery nurses and to
resume training course on
auxiliary nurse midwives
in her constituency.
Regarding this, Deputy
Minister for Health
Dr Daw Thein Thein Htay
said that the ministry has
conducted courses on
auxiliary nurse midwives
in Kyunsu Tonwship beginning
1 October 2014
with the support of GAVI
and the Rakhine state?s
government, turning out
30 trainees..."...Pyithu Hluttaw: MP queries witness protection plan of
Myanmar Police Force: "Nay Pyi Taw, 1
June— MP of Ayeyawady
region constituency asked
to Amyotha Hluttaw on
Monday about a possible
plan of Myanmar Police
Force to protect government
witnesses on the major
crimes.
Regarding the query of
U Khin Maung Yi, Deputy
Minister for Home Affairs Brig-Gen Kyaw Kyaw Tun
said MPF will make a special
security plan for the
government witnesses in
serious criminal cases although
police force has not
adopted the witness protection
programme yet.
U Saw Maw Tun, MP
of Bago region constituency,
urged the Union government
to conduct educative
campaign for reduction
and elimination of plastic
bags to sustain health, environment
and ecosystem
for the people.
Concerning this suggestion,
MP Daw Khin
Waing Kyi of Yangon
region constituency discussed
the discarded plastic
items should be managed
systematically with rules
and regulations by the government.
Deputy Minister for
Health Dr Win Myint said
educative programmes for
people are required before
the law on control of waste
materials is created.
The Amyotha Hluttaw
agreed to take record of this
proposal.".....
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on activities of combating narcotic drugs.....
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people rescued by Navy...President U Thein Sein
sends messages of
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Min Aung Hlaing meets
Russian Commander-in-
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jointly open vocational
training school...Union FM sends message
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Source/publisher:
The Global New Light of Myanmar
Date of Publication:
2015-06-02
Date of entry:
2015-06-02
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