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CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - HEADLINES: Plans under way for settlement of storm
victims in new places or native lands -
Prime Minister visits Ayeyawady Division...Deputy Minister views salvage work...Myitzima Gonyi Sayadaw makes
more donations...Renovation of Kyaikkasan Pagoda
coordinated...Yangon Division MCWSC donates cash
and kind to storm-hit nunneries...More relief aids arrive at Yangon
International Airport...Agricultural facilities, feedstuff, paddy
strains supplied
Schools, offices and religious buildings under repair in Dedaye Township...Construction of schools in Hainggyigyun, Ledaw,
Thetkethaung completed by 100%...Donations for storm victims...Rehabilitation materials
for storm victims...Repair work of damaged power
lines inspected...Farmers get power tillers...Provision of health care
services supervised...Medical teams provide health
care to storm victims...MRCS, ICRC supply drinking
water to Dedaye Township.....CYCLONE NARGIS AND ITS AFTERMATH - PHOTO CAPTIONS: Patients transferred from Bogale Township to Yangon getting on an ambulance...Deputy Minister Col Nyan Tun Aung inspects repair of barges to be used as floating jetties in
Ayeyawady Division...School children being taught at make-shift tents of Thuwunna BEHS in Thingangyun Township...The congregation seeks ovadakatha from Sayadaws for all-round
renovation of Kyaikkasan Pagoda...The congregation seeks ovadakatha from Sayadaws for all-round
renovation of Kyaikkasan Pagoda...WFP-donated items arrive at Yangon International Airport...?Medical
treatments
are being
given
daily,” said
Dr Win
Myint,
Deputy
Director-
General of
Health
Department...The
photo
shows
health
care
services
being
provided
to storm
victims of
Ayeyawady
Division...Storm
victim
patients
receiving
medical
treatment
from
doctors...Floating hospital Pa Pa Win berths at the jetty in Mawlamyinegyun to
give medical treatments to victim patients of villages...Various kinds of medicines are kept
systematically on board the floating hospital...Dato Leong Kin Mun-Datin Htet Htet Aye and
Malaysian entrepreneurs donate CI sheets,
TV, DVD and others worth K 3.4 million to
Pantapwinttaung Missionary Tawya
Monastery Sayadaw Bhaddanta Paññasara of
Taikkyi Township on 7 June...Brig-Gen Aung Thein (Retd) and family
hands over K 300,000 of his family and K 1
million of Cetanakan Lottery Shop of Pathein
to Financial Subcommittee Chairman Deputy
Minister for Finance and Revenue
Col Hla Thein Swe...Financial Subcommittee Chairman Deputy
Minister for Finance and Revenue Col Hla
Thein Swe accepts K 30 million donated by U
Ko Ko Htoo-Daw Sanda Aung of Myanma
Industrial Port...Specialist and nurses of North Okkalapa
General Hospital giving health care services to
storm victims on board Taing Aye vessel in
Bogale Township...A nurse of North Okkalapa General Hospital
giving vaccine to a child in Bogale Township...MRCS President Prof Dr Tha Hla Shwe
presents relief aid to storm victims...Specialists giving medical treatment to storm victims at Bogale People's Hospital.....
ARTICLES: "The enemy who is more destructive than Nargis" by Ngar Min Swe: "At present, some foreign broadcasting stations are making attempts to undermine the
national unity under the pretext of Nargis. Those foreign broadcasting stations that are
attempting to put the nation into a state of 1948-1949 are worse than Nargis. They also cited and
instigated the people to oppose the draft constitution before the national referendum was held.
But Myanmar people were able to overcome the instigation of those broadcasting stations that
are worse than Nargis."..."Floating hospitals in service of storm victim patients in Bogale,
Pyapon and Labutta townships of Ayeyawady Division" by Maung Maung Myint Swe; Photos: Tin Soe (Myanma Alin)....."PERSPECTIVES": "Strive for timely cultivation
of paddy in storm-hit areas".
Source/publisher:
SPDC (News and Periodical Enterprise, Ministry of Information, Union of Myanmar)
Date of Publication:
2008-06-08
Date of entry:
2008-06-08
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