[myanmar_information] THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (25-9-2002)

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THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (25-9-2002)

1. - Authorities save six ethnic young women 
     from being sent to other country 
     by human trafficking agent
   - Sagaing Division Myanmar Traditional 
     Cultural Performing Arts Competitions concludes
   - Commander inspects regional development 
     in Loilem District
   - Commander inspects construction 
     of Mawlamyine industrial zone 
2. - SEAISA Travelling Seminar 
   - Myanmar delegation leaves for Japan
   - UMFCCI President meets Japanese guests
   - Chinese guests meet D-G of Directorate 
     of Hotels & Tourism
   - Cuban delegation arrives  
3. - Defence Services Commander-in-Chief's 
     Shield Chess Tournament opens
   - Basic martial arts course opened in Shan State 
   - Midwifery training course concludes in Kayah
State 
4. - Rules for 58th Armed Forces Day 
     Poetry competition announced
   - Entries invited to Armed Forces Day 
     Commemorative Photo Competition 
5. - Armed Forces Day painting, sculpture 
     competitions to be held
   - Armed Forces Day military and 
     marching song competitions to be held 
6. - MWJA CEC meeting held
   - Basic Librarian Course on 1 Oct 
7. - Cash donations for Shwedagon Pagoda
   - Inlay PhaungdawU Pagoda Festival to be held
   - Buddha Pujaniya of Tooth Relic Pagoda to be held 
8. Measures for holding Int'l Day 
   for Olders Persons coordinated 
9. - Announcement for 2003 matriculation exam 
   - School building handed over to Ministry 
     of Education 
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( 1 ) Authorities save six ethnic young women from
being sent to other country by human trafficking agent

Yangon, 24 Sept - The authorities were able to save
six ethnic young women from being sent to the other
country by a human trafficking agent on 20 September.
The authorities found the six together with a young
man at Mandalay International Airport while they were
going to board a plane to fly to Tachilek, and then
continue to enter the other country from the town. 

Officials of Mandalay Division Peace and Development
Council and Shan State (North) Peace and Development
Council and members of Women's Affairs Committees
cordially met the six young women, gave words of
encouragement, explained the difficulties they would
face in the other country, and handed them over to
their parents. As they looked suspicious, the
authorities inquired them and found that the six young
women from Kyaukme and Kutkai townships were deceived
by the agent, Sai Thein Aung, with false promise of
jobs in Maesai in Yodaya. A native of Khomon village
in Kyaukme Township, Sai Thein Aung has worked in
Maesai since two years ago. 

Officials of Mandalay Division Peace and Development
Council and Division Working Committee for Women's
Affairs met with them on 22 September and explained
the dangers for the women working abroad as the
existing laws in Myanmar were not able to protect them
there. The officials also told them that they would
enjoy economic prosperity under peace and security if
they choose to work in their own country. Then, the
officials handed them over to Shan State (North)
Working Committee for Women's Affairs. The members of
Shan State (North) Working Committee for Women's
Affairs took the six young women to Lashio. On 23
September, officials of Shan State (North) Peace and
Development Council and Shan State (North) Working
Committee for Women's Affairs met with the women,
asking them not to make efforts to go abroad for work
another time as they could work in Myanmar under
protection of the existing laws and the assistance of
the State.

The officials then sent back the young women to their
parents. Plans are under way to take severe action
against Sai Thein Aung for his attempts to deceive and
take innocent young women abroad. 

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Sagaing Division Myanmar Traditional Cultural
Performing Arts Competitions concludes
 

Yangon, 24 Sept - A ceremony to present prizes to
winners of the tenth Sagaing Division Traditional
Cultural Performing Arts Competitions took place at
the City Hall in Sagaing on 15 September evening. 

The prize winning students of the competitions (basic
education level) presented entertainment programmes to
the audience. Then, Daw Sao Thidar, wife of the deputy
commander, presented the first prize for basic
education high school level girls' modern songs
contest to Ma Nyein Ei Kyaw; Deputy Commander Brig-Gen
Soe Myint, the first prize for BEHS level boys' modern
songs contest to Maung Myo Zaw; wife of the commander,
the first prize for girls' religious songs contest to
Ma Win Cho Oo; and Chairman of Sagaing Division Peace
and Development Council Commander of North-West
Command Brig-Gen Soe Naing, the special prize for BEHS
level classical songs contest to Ma Kyu Kyu Khaing,
and the first prize for BEHS level religious songs
contest to Maung Bo Bo Lin. 

After the ceremony, the commander and those present
watched the entertainment programmes presented by the
prize winners. 

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Commander inspects regional development in Loilem
District

Yangon, 24 Sept - Chairman of Shan State Peace and
Development Council Commander of Eastern Command
Brig-Gen Khin Maung Myint, accompanied by Brig-Gen
Nyunt Hlaing of Loilem Station and officials
concerned, arrived at Kholan Village in Namhsan
Township on 18 September. 

At the briefing hall, the commander met with Senior
Engineer of Loilem District U Myint Thet and officials
and gave instructions on maintenance and extension of
roads including Taunggyi-Tarkaw Road. In the
afternoon, the commander proceeded to the office of
Myanma Agriculture Service, Kengtaung Station Hospital
and Kengtaung Basic Education High School. The
commander inspected and fulfilled their requirements. 

At 6 pm, the commander arrived at Tarkon Mingalar TatU
Monastery and donated offertories to Sayadaw U Kovida.
He then supplicated religious matters to the Sayadaw. 

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Commander inspects construction of Mawlamyine
industrial zone

 

Yangon, 24 Sept - Chairman of Mon State Peace and
Development Council Commander of South-East Command
Brig-Gen Thura Myint Aung, arrived at the site of
construction for the industrial zone in Mawlamyine
Township on 19 September afternoon. 

 

At the briefing hall, Chairman of Mawlamyine District
Lt-Col Thaw Zin reported on progress in construction
of the industrial zone to the commander. Next, the
officials concerned also reported on completion of
land allotment in the industrial zone, power supply
and use, entrepreneurs' workshops and their services
to the commander. After hearing the reports, the
commander fulfilled their requirements and inspected
round the industrial zone. The commander gave
necessary instructions to the officials. 

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( 2 ) SEAISA Travelling Seminar 

2002 held Yangon, 24 Sept - Under the joint
sponsorship of Myanmar Industries Association and
South East Asia Iron and Steel Institute (SEAISI), the
SEAISA Travelling Seminar 2002 was held at the Traders
Hotel this morning. Chairman of the MIA U Htein Win
made a speech on the occasion. Mr Gary Newby, Mr
Takeshi Katayama, Mr Ho Chang-Ching, Mr Mark Flint, Mr
Kim Hyo-Hwan, Mr Takeshi Kuwajima and Dr Jeon Song-Woo
of the SEAISI presented matters related to iron and
steel industries.

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Myanmar delegation leaves for Japan

Yangon, 24 Sept - At the invitation of Myanmar Japan
Relations Centre (MJRC), a 20-member delegation of
Myanmar Women Entrepreneurs Association led by
Joint-Secretary of the association Daw Hla Wady and
Joint-Treasurer Daw Tin Myint left here by air for
Japan yesterday evening to attend the Business Messe
2002 to be held in Tokyo, Japan, from 23 to 29
September. The Myanmar delegation will meet with the
members of Osaka Chamber of Commerce, Japan Women
Association and observe the businesses there. 

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UMFCCI President meets Japanese guests

Yangon, 24 Sept - President Mr Takariro Furukawa,
Vice-President Mr Mamoru Nakamura, Treasure Mr
Yasuteru Akashi and General Secretary Mr Tomohiro Ando
of Japan Chamber of Commerce-Yangon (JCCY) called on
President U Win Myint of the Union of Myanmar
Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry,
Vice-President U Win Aung, General Secretary U Zaw Min
Win and Central Executive Committee members at UMFCCI
Building of 504/506, Merchant Street, this morning.
They cordially discussed boosting cooperation between
the chambers in the two countries, promotion of
investment and commercial tasks and the discussions
between executives of the two countries in coming
October. 

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Chinese guests meet D-G of Directorate of Hotels &
Tourism

Yangon, 24 Sept - Visiting Deputy Secretary-General Mr
Gutiming and party of Kunming Municipal, Yunnan
Province, met with Director-General U Khin Maung Latt
of Directorate of Hotels and Tourism at the meeting
hall of the Ministry of Hotels and Tourism this
afternoon. They cordially discussed cooperation in
tourism services between Myanmar and China. 

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Cuban delegation arrives 

Yangon, 24 Sept - At the invitation of the Union
Solidarity and Development Association a Cuban
delegation led by Vice-President Mrs Evangelina Seoane
Domingues of Cuban Institute for Friendship with the
Peoples of Cuba arrived here this morning. 

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( 3 ) Defence Services Commander-in-Chief's Shield
Chess Tournament opens

 

Yangon, 24 Sept - A ceremony to open the Commander-in
Chief of Defence Services' Shield Tatmadaw (Army, Navy
and Air) Chess Tournament was held at the Station
Gymnasium of South-West Command Headquarters in
Pathein Township on 23 September. 

 

On behalf of the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence
Services, Deputy Commander Brig-Gen Tint Swe delivered
an address and formally opened the chess tournament by
making the first move in the chess board. Altogether
20 teams representing the Commands, LIDs, Defence
Services Navy and Air are taking part in the
tournament which will be held up to 4 October. 

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Basic martial arts course opened in Shan State 

Yangon, 24 Sept - The opening ceremony of the basic
martial arts course No 1/2002, organized by the Shan
State Prevention of Violence Against Women and
Rehabilitation Work Group under the Shan State Working
Committee for Women's Affairs, was held at Kyargaung
Hall in Taunggyi on 19 September morning. 

Patron of the Supervisory Committee for Shan State
MCWA Daw Win Win Nu gave a speech. Joint-Secretary of
Shan State Prevention of Violence Against Women and
Rehabilitation Work Group Deputy Commander of Shan
State Police Force Police Lt-Col Tin Thaung explained
the purpose of opening the course. 

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Midwifery training course concludes in Kayah State

 

Yangon, 24 Sept - Under the arrangements of the rural
health development project, the midwifery training
course No 3/2002, co-organized by Kayah State Progress
of Border Areas and National Races Department and
Health Department, concluded at the city hall in
Loikaw, on 18 September morning. 

Present on the occasion were Chairman of Regional
Working Committee for Progress of Border Areas and
National Races Chairman of Kayah State Peace and
Development Council Col Thein Swe, local authorities,
departmental officials, social organizations, local
national race members, instructors and trainees. At
the ceremony, Col Thein Swe gave a speech and Head of
Kayah State Health Department Dr Tin Win Kyaw
explained matters related to the course. 

Then, Kayah State Peace and Development Council
Chairman Col Thein Swe presented prizes to the
outstanding trainees and Dr Tin Win Kyaw, completion
certificates to the trainees. Altogether 52 trainees
attended the six-month course.

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( 4 ) Rules for 58th Armed Forces Day Poetry
competition announced

Yangon, 24 Sept - Honouring of the 58th Anniversary
Armed Forces Day, which falls on March 27, 2003, a
poetry competition to be held by the Observance
Committee for Poems and Arts Competitions chaired by
Deputy Minister for Culture U Soe Nyunt (Htilar
Sitthu) was anounced today. 

Rules are as follows: Competitors are to reflect the
objectives of the 58th Anniversary Armed Forces Day
and fine traditions of the Tatmadaw historical events
that featured national characteristics of the Konbaung
Era (AD 1824), the Independence Era (from 1948 to
1988) and the State Peace and Development Council Era,
religious undertakings, nation-building endeavours,
efforts to ensure peace and the drug elimination
activities of the State Peace and Development Council.
The poem contest is divided into two categories
professional one and novice one. 

Prize-winners of the Armed Forces Commemorative Day
Poem Competitions and the National Motto and Poem
Competitions, the Sarpay Beikman Manuscript Award
winners and the prize-winners (poem) of Pakokku U Ohn
Pe Literary Award and the National Literary Award
winners are to take part in the professional level
competitions and those who have never won these prizes
and awards are to participate in the novice one. But
those who have ever won these prizes and awards, on
their own accord, may take part in the professional
level. It is needed to send the entry, systematically
composed and clearly written on one side of the page
and two copies also needed to be sent. The entry must
be own creation of the contestants. 

Name, pen name, parents' names, educational
qualifications, occupation and address are to be sent
together with two postcard-size colour photos to
Lt-Col Ohn Maung (Retd) (Myinmu Maung Naing Moe),
Chief Editor of Naing-Ngan Gonyi Publishing House, No
529/531, Merchant Sarpay Beikman Building, Yangon, not
later than 31-1-2003.

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Entries invited to Armed Forces Day Commemorative
Photo Competition

Yangon, 24 Sept - The 58th Anniversary Armed Forces
Day Commemorative Literary and Photo Competition
Organizing Work Committee has already announced that
it will hold photo competitions. The titles of colour
photo competitions are "Developing Myanmar" and
"Preserving Cultural Heritage" and four entries can be
presented for each title. Entries must be print photos
by the size of at least 10x12 inches. 

Those who won first, second and third prizes in the
previous years will be categorized into a separate
group and there will be a great chance for new
competitors. Data and captions are to be described in
a separate sheet of paper and to be attached to the
entries. Entries must be own creation and must not be
prize-winning works in any other competitions.
Handsome prizes will be presented to first, second and
third prize-winners as well as consolation
prize-winners of each competition. The first, second
and third prizes will be presented at the ceremony to
mark the 58th Anniversary Armed Forces Day to be held
in Yangon on 27 March while the consolation prizes
will be presented at the ceremony to mark the 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day to be held at the
respective commands. 

Entries are to be sent to Director U Tun Min
(Information/Public Relations) of Information and
Public Relations Department, No 22/24, Pansodan
Street, Yangon, not later than 14 February 2003. 

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( 5 ) Armed Forces Day painting, sculpture
competitions to be held

Yangon, 24 Sept - As a gesture of hailing the 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day, which falls on 27 March
2003, the subcommittee for the holding of painting and
sculpture competition and exhibition of the work
committee for the organizing of poem and arts
competition led by Deputy Minister for Culture U Soe
Nyunt (Htila Sitthu) as chairman announced that the
painting and sculpture competition will be held with
the following rules. 

The painting competition will be divided into six
categories the first for pre-primary school level, the
second for junior primary school level (kindergarten
to second grade), the third for senior primary school
level (third grade and fourth grade), the fourth for
middle school level (fifth grade to eighth grade), the
fifth for high school level (ninth grade to
technological and agricultural high schools) and the
sixth for professional level. There will be only one
category in the sculpture competition, the wood
sculpture and the plaster sculpture at professional
level. 

Anyone may take part in both. In the painting
competition from kindergarten to high school levels,
the size of the entry must be 15" x 20", and 20" x 30"
for professional level. Name, NRC No, class, school,
township, date of birth, father's name, address must
be expressed on the back of the painting, with three
1.5" x 2"-size photos attached. For students, the
endorsement of the schoolhead is needed. For the
sculpture competition, the height of the entry must
not be over 36" and its circumference not longer than
24". At the foot of the sculpture, name, NRC No, date
of birth, father's name, address must be shown, with
three 1.5" x 2"-size photos attached and send the
entry right to Tatmadaw Convention Centre, U Wisaya
Road, between 1 and 3 March 2003. All the entries,
painting or sculpture, must reflect the twelve
objectives of the State, the objectives of 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day and the twelve fine
traditions of the Tatmadaw. 

Entries of both professional levels should be sent to
Secretary, Myanmar Traditional Artists and Artisans
Asiayon (Central), Pabedan Township, Yangon, not later
than 1 March 2003 or to Secretary, Subcommittee for
the Holding of Painting and Sculpture Competition and
Exhibition, U Wisaya Road, Tatmadaw Convention Centre,
Yangon, between 1 and 3 March 2003. Entries of
students all over Myanmar should be sent to
Development Division, Education Planning and Training
Department, Natmauk Street, Bahan Township, Yangon,
not later than 15th February 2003. Apart from the
entries for both competition, other paintings and
sculptures may be sent to be displayed at the
exhibition to be opened in honour of the 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day. 

Those paintings and sculptures must also featured the
twelve objectives of the State, the objectives of 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day and the twelve fine
traditions of the Tatmadaw and should be sent directly
to Tatmadaw Convention Centre, U Wisaya Road, between
1 and 5 March 2003.

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Armed Forces Day military and marching song
competitions to be held

Yangon, 24 Sept - As a gesture of hailing the 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day, which falls on 27 March
2003, the subcommittee for holding of the military and
marching song competition of the work committee for
the organizing of poem and arts competition led by
Deputy Minister for Culture U Soe Nyunt (Htila Sitthu)
as chairman announced that military and marching song
competitions for the armed forces day will be held. 

There will be only one category, professional level,
for the military marching song competition, while the
military song competition is grouped into two
categories, level 1 and level 2. First, second and
third prizes as well as consolation prizes will be
awarded. Rules of the competitions are as follows: In
military marching song competition, any one will be
allowed to take part in it as the professional level.
In military song competition, there will be two levels
level 1 and level 2. For the military marching song
competition, songs composed must be based on the
twelve objectives of the State, the objectives of the
58th Anniversary Armed Forces Day and the twelve fine
traditions of the Tatmadaw. 

Composers and vocalists are not entitled to compete in
level 2 of the military song competition nor those who
stood first, second or third in level 2 of last year's
military song competition. They are to enter to level
1. Only a song is allowed for individuals or groups.
Entry songs must be in accord with military song
composing techniques. Military song must be in Myanmar
melody and mode as well as in own tune. The time of
the song must be from 4 to 6 minutes. There will be a
preliminary contest for entry songs with strong vocals
and suitable music. Only a song must be recorded on
and entry cassette or a reel. A suitable title may be
given. Words of the entry song with its ten typed
copies and an origin of its music notes must be
attached to the cassette or reel. The brief
autobiography of the entrant and the singer together
with three passport size colour photos must be sent.
Those tentatively selected will be informed. 

The tentatively selected songs must be re-recorded and
are to compete for final. Entry songs should be sent
to U Ko Ko Htwe, Secretary, Subcommittee for the
Holding of Military and Marching Song Competitions,
Myanma Radio and Television, Pyay Road, Yangon, not
later than 31 December 2002. 

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( 6 ) MWJA CEC meeting held

Yangon, 24 Sept - The Central Executive Committee of
Myanmar Writers and Journalists Association held the
meeting No 9/2002 on the second floor of Sarpay
Beikman building this afternoon. U Khin Swe (Shwe Sun
Nyo) acted as master of ceremonies and Chairman U Hla
Myaing (Ko Hsaung) gave a speech. Then, Secretary U
Hla Tun (Hla Tun-Twantay) reported on implementation
of the minutes decided in the meeting No 8/2002. 

Next, group leaders reported on their respective
sectors and future tasks. Afterwards, those present
took part in the discussions. Later, the meeting laid
down the future tasks. Then, the chairman gave
instructions on holding the 1364 ME Sarsodaw Day
ceremony and the ceremony to pay respects to doyen
literati on a grand scale. The meeting ended at 2 pm. 

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Basic Librarian Course on 1 Oct

Yangon, 24 Sept - The Basic Librarian Course, to be
organized by Myanmar Library Association (Upper
Myanmar), will be opened at Mandalay University
Library on 1 October. The course will last one month.
The number of the trainees limited. Any interested
person may attend the course free of charge. 

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( 7 ) Cash donations for Shwedagon Pagoda

Yangon, 24 Sept - The 393rd ceremony to donate cash
for offering gold plates and Shwethingan to the
Shwedagon Pagoda organized by the Pagoda Board of
Trustees was held at the prayer hall of the Southern
Stairway this afternoon. Altogether 424 well-wishers
presented K 20,822,240 to Chairman U Pe Than and
members of the pagoda board of trustees, who then
presented certificates of honour to them. Then, Member
of Shwedagon Pagoda Ovada-cariya Thingangyun Township
Phetpin-aing Pariyatti Sarthin-taik Sayadaw Agga Maha
Pandita Agga Maha Sad-dhamma Jotikadhaja Bhaddanta
Gandama delivered a sermon to the congregation. 

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Inlay PhaungdawU Pagoda Festival to be held

Yangon, 24 Sept - The four Inlay PhaungdawU Buddha
images in Nyaung-shwe Township, Shan State (South),
will be conveyed to 24 regions beginning 7 October.
The images will be arrive at Nyaungshwe on 13 October
and they will be kept there until 15 October. The
images will arrive back at Yadanasan Kyaungdawgyi of
Inlay PhaungdawU Pagoda on 24 October. The pagoda
festival will be held on a grand scale with Intha
traditional regatta, volleyball contest, Nan Win
Zatthabin, Mya Tayar Anyeint and various kinds of fun
fair. Those who wish to open shops or to advertise
their goods and services may contact the committee for
holding the festival in Nyaungshwe and Inlay. 

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Buddha Pujaniya of Tooth Relic Pagoda to be held

Yangon, 24 Sept - The Buddha Pujaniya Festival of the
Tooth Relic Pagoda (Yangon) on Dhammapala Hill in
Mayangon Township will be held on a grand scale on
Tazaungmon Fullmoon Day (19 November). Minister for
Religious Affairs U Aung Khin yesterday inspected
arrangements being made for holding the Buddha
Pujaniya Festival and gave instructions on tasks to be
carried out for the festival. 

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( 8 ) Measures for holding Int'l Day for Olders
Persons coordinated

Yangon, 24 Sept - The Working Committee for holding a
ceremony to mark the International Day for Older
Persons (2002) held its third coordination meeting at
Bogyoke Aung San Hall of the Ministry of Social
Welfare Department on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road here this
morning. 

Director-General U Sit Myaing delivered a speech on
the occasion. Then, the joint-secretary presented the
resolutions passed at the previous meeting. Next,
officials of the Working Committee, subcommittees and
homes for the aged reported on work being done,
followed by a general round of discussions. The
meeting came to an end with the concluding remarks by
Chairman Director-General of SWD U Sit Myaing. 

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( 9 ) Announcement for 2003 matriculation exam 

Yangon, 24 Sept - Myanmar Examination Board released
an announcement for the matriculation examination
which will be held in 2003. 

Entrance application forms for the matriculation
examination will be sold at the office of MEB as of 1
October 2002. The entrance application forms and cards
are marked in two colours, depending on subject group,
and are to be bought at the fixed price. 

For the subject groups Nos 1, 5, 6 and 7 (chemistry,
physics, economics) subject group, (chemistry,
physics, history) subject group, (chemistry, physics,
optional Myanmarsar) subject group, and (chemistry,
physics, biology) subject group, the colour of the
entrance application forms and cards is green. For the
subject groups Nos 2,3 and 4 (geography, history,
economics) subject group, (geography, history,
optional Myanmarsar) subject group, and (history,
economics, optional Myanmarsar) subject group, the
entrance application forms and cards is in pink
colour. 

For the examination fee, stamps must be bought at the
offices of respective township education officers and
must be glued at the left top of the entrance
application form. The entrance application forms
should be submitted to the office of township
education officer concerned not later than 31 October
2002. The heads of basic education high schools,
branch schools and affiliated schools are to
collectively submit the forms of each individual
applicant to the office of MEB in the designated date.
Those who are late in submitting the forms will not be
allowed to sit for the exam, nor they be allowed to
sit for the exam with temporary roll number. 

As the change of subject group is not permissible,
attention should be paid to the correctness of the
subject group. The application forms can be ordered by
money order through the telecommunication offices to
the office of MEB. 

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School building handed over to Ministry of Education

Yangon, 24 Sept - A ceremony to hand over Shwepyisoe
school building of Pyinmana Basic Education High
School No 2 donated by SEM Co Ltd Managing Director U
Soe Tint-Daw Yin Nu of Yangon to the Ministry of
Education was held at the new school building on 20
September morning. 

At the ceremony, Director-General Lt-Col Win Htein,
Township Chairman U Saw Aung and wellwisher U Soe Tint
formally opened the school building. Then, the
director-general gave a speech and the wellwisher
explained the purpose of the donations. Next, the
wellwisher donated K 500,000 to Soe Foundation
Scholarship Fund, K 100,000 to the Home for the Aged,
K 200,000 to humanitarian association, K 520,000 for
the computer room and one set of computer to the
school and K 5 million for construction of Kinpuntan
Village BEPS. Headmaster U Kyaw Thein spoke words of
thanks. 

Shwepyisoe school building is 90 feet long and 30 feet
wide and has three rooms. The building and school
furniture was constructed at a cost of K 4.6 million. 

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