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[myanmar_information] The New Light of Myanmar (Thursday October 24, 2002)
The New Light of Myanmar (Thursday October 24, 2002)
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1. Secretary-1 previews 2002 Mid-Year
Myanma Gems Emporium
2. Secretary-1 inspects low-cost single
unit house designs
3. National Workshop on Human Resource
Development for E-commerce in GMS
continues
4. Development tasks in Taninthayi Division
inspected
5. New school building handed over,
Aungbar model village opened in
Kawthoung District, Taninthayi Division
6. Ramayana drama competition continues
7. Tenth Myanmar Traditional Cultural
Performing Arts Competitions continue
8. Health Minister receives guests
9. Israel-Myanmar Cooperation in Agriculture
and Technology Seminar held
10. Leprosy Elimination Programme is one of
important components of Disease Control Programme
11. Minister inspects Orthopaedic Hospital
under National Health Plan
12. Meeting on successful achievement of
Myanma health system's objectives
13. Fourth event of Myanmar Landon Tour on
14-17November
14. Japanese baseball champs provide training
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1. Secretary-1 previews 2002 Mid-Year
Myanma Gems Emporium
Yangon, 23 Oct - Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt this evening
previewed the 2002 Mid-Year Myanma Gems Emporium to be
held from 26 October to 2 November.
The Secretary-1, accompanied by officials of the State
Peace and Development Council Office, on arrival at
the Myanma Gems Mart on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road. The
Secretary-1 inspected private jewellery shops, jade
figurines and gem-studded paintings on the ground
floor and jade lots to be sold through competitive
bidding and tender system and raw jades. The
Secretary-1 inspected gem lots and pearl lots. He was
conducted round by Patron of the Central Committee
Minister for Mines Brig-Gen Ohn Myint, Deputy Minister
U Myint Thein and Secretary Managing Director of
Myanma Gems Enterprise U Khin Oo.
The minister, the deputy minister and the managing
director reported on preparations for the emporium.
The Secretary-1 then gave instructions.
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2. Secretary-1 inspects low-cost single
unit house designs
Single unit house cost ranges from K158,000 to
K273,000 without CI sheets
Yangon, 23 Oct - Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt this morning
inspected low-cost single unit house designs for rural
people, at the compound of Myanma Timber Enterprise
(Head Office) of the Ministry of Forestry in Ahlon
Township and gave necessary instructions to officials.
Together with officials of the State Peace and
Development Council Office, the Secretary-1 arrived at
the Myanma Timber Enterprise (Head Office) at 7.30 am.
The Secretary-1 and party, accompanied by officials of
the Union Solidarity and Development Association who
will render assistance in construction of low-cost
single units in states and divisions, viewed the
designs.
Afterwards, the Secretary-1 and party inspected the
single unit designs constructed by the Dagon Timber
Ltd, the Win & Win Co and the Asia World Co. The
officials concerned reported on construction of the
units.
Next, the Secretary-1 and party inspected the single
unit designs of Kaung Myat Co Ltd, Tin Win Tun Co, the
Central Marketing Co Ltd, the Momentum Trading
Enterprise Ltd, Htoo Trading Co Ltd and Sagaing
Division Myanma Timber Enterprise.
At the Head Office, Minister for Forestry U Aung Phone
reported on annual distribution of sawn timber by the
Myanma Timber Enterprise for the public and
arrangements for distribution of sawn timber for
construction of single units for rural people. Then,
national construction entrepreneurs who will undertake
the tasks for construction of low-cost single units,
reported on single units construction project. The
commander, the ministers and the deputy ministers gave
supplementary reports.
The Secretary-1 delivered an address on the occasion.
In his address, he said that it may be difficult for
rural people to build a proper house at their own
expense. So, the project has been laid down in accord
with the guidance of the Head of State - the
government has to provide assistance for rural people
in raising their living standard. In doing so, all
officials are to make collective efforts with full
goodwill and without taking any benefits into
consideration.
Low-cost single units will be constructed in states
and divisions for the convenience of the local people
as well as to improve their living standard. The
national construction entrepreneurs will build 14
types of low-cost units according to the geographical
conditions of the respective regions. Under the
supervision of the government, the Ministry of
Forestry will sell sawn timber for construction of the
units. The cost of the units ranges between K 158,000
(without corrugated iron sheets) to K 273,000.
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3. National Workshop on Human Resource
Development for E-commerce in GMS
continues
Yangon, 23 Oct - The National Workshop on Human
Resource Development for E-commerce in the Greater
Mekong Subregion - G.M.S, organized by the Ministry of
Commerce and the United Nations Economic and Social
Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), continued
for the second day at Myanmar Information and
Communication Park in Hline Township this morning.
Vice-Chairman of MCF U Tin Win Aung acted as
organizer. Chairman of MCSA U Thaung Tin explained
matters on "Regulatory Issues of E-commerce in
Myanmar", Chairman of MCF U Thein Oo on "Country
Presentation on the Challenges Faced by SMEs and
Future Plans on the Adoption of Electronic Commerce",
and Consultant of UNESCAP Dr Nguyen Due Loc on
"Practical Exercise on the Internet Services and Web
Hosting".
Then, the representatives from ministries and economic
organizations sought means to practically implement
the presentation.
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4. Development tasks in Taninthayi Division
inspected
Yangon, 23 Oct - State Peace and Development Council
member Lt-Gen Maung Bo of the Ministry of Defence,
attended the ceremony to hand over the new school
building held at Affiliated Basic Education Middle
School in Khamaukkyi Village, Maliwan Village-tract in
Kawthoung District, Taninthayi Division on 21 October
morning.
The ceremony was held in conjunction with the opening
ceremony of Aungbar Sanpya Village in the district.
Then, Lt-Gen Maung Bo visited oil palm plantations of
Yuzana Co Ltd beside the Kawthoung-Bokpyin Road in
Khamaukkyi Region in Kawthoung Township. Project
Manager U An Ban and officials reported on
arrangements for extension of the project to Lt-Gen
Maung Bo who gave instructions on extended growing of
oil palms and paddy to fulfill the domestic need.
In the afternoon, Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party arrived at
Po Kaung Co Ltd on Kawthoung-Bokpyin Road where
Managing Director U Aye Maung briefed them on land
reclamation for extended growing of oil palms and
arrangements for setting up the oil palm workers
village. After leaving necessary instructions there,
Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party inspected construction of
Kawthoung-Bokpyin motor road, thriving monsoon paddy
fields along the road. Lt-Gen Maung Bo gave necessary
instructions on organizing the palm oil entrepreneurs
to grow double cropping of monsoon paddy and oil palm.
In Taninthayi Division, 1,250 acres of monsoon paddy
was grown among oil palm plantations and is thriving
well. Afterwards, Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party paid
obeisance and offered provisions to members of the
Sangha led by Bokpyin Township Sangha Nayaka Committee
Chairman Sayadaw Bhaddanta Inddacakka at the prayer
hall of Rajamuni Pagoda in Bokpyin. After paying
homage to the pagoda, Lt-Gen Maung Bo presented cash
towards the funds of the pagoda.
In meeting the members of Township Peace and
Development Council and departmental officials at the
hall of local station, Lt-Gen Maung Bo urged them to
strive for local rice sufficiency.
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5. New school building handed over,
Aungbar model village opened in
Kawthoung District, Taninthayi Division
Yangon, 23 Oct - A ceremony to hand over the new
school building of the affiliated basic education
middle school in Khamaukkyi Village, Maliwun
Village-tract, Kawthoung District, Taninthayi
Division, to the Ministry of Education was held in
conjunction with the opening of Aungbar model village
at the school on 21 October.
Kawthoung Township Education Officer U Saw Shein and
Chairman of the school board of trustees U Aung Naing
formally opened the building. Then, the commander and
Deputy Director-General of No 1 Basic Education
Department U C Thaung Za Tuan made speeches. Chairman
U Saw Shein presented documents related to the
building to the township education officer, and
reported on efforts made for the opening of the
building.
After that, Lt-Gen Maung Bo presented a TV set for the
affiliated school and exercise books and stationery
for the students to Headmistress Daw Su Su Myint. The
commander also presented a video-cassette player for
the school to her. Taninthayi Division Education
Officer U Thaung Sein spoke words of thanks.
After the ceremony, Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party viewed
the building. The 120 feet long 30 feets wid and 12
feet high building was constructed at a cost of K 6.1
million contributed by wellwishers. Then, the opening
of Aungbar model village in Kawthoung Township
followed at 8 am at the same venue. Lt-Gen Maung Bo,
the commander and the minister presented medicines for
the dispensary of the model village to nurse Daw Khin
Than Sein. Kawthoung District Peace and Development
Council Chairman Lt-Col Kyaw Phyo and Deputy Director
of Township Development Affairs Department U Than Win
formally opened the village.
Lt-Gen Maung Bo, the commander, the minister and party
viewed the village and cordially greeted the
villagers. The chairman of the Township Peace and
Development Council reported on systematic allotment
of the plot for construction of the village,
arrangements made for receiving TV programmes, repair
of village roads and bridges for better transport and
future tasks. Lt-Gen Maung Bo gave necessary
instructions.
Lt-Gen Maung Bo addressed the opening ceremony, saying
that the State Peace and Development Council had
adopted projects systematically and had been
implementing them for building a peaceful, modern and
developed nation as the national goal. In accordance
with the guidance of the Head of State, efforts are to
be made for carrying out the five rural development
tasks. In implementing the aim of the State, model
villages are to be founded for raising socio-economy
and living standard of the people in rural regions
without bridging the gap between urban and rural
areas. The model village has been successfully opened
in a short period due to the collective efforts of
local authorities, departmental officials and
villagers.
Today is a significant day not only for Kawthoung
Township but for Aungbar Village. In conclusion, he
called for maintenance of the village in order to
always possess the characteristics of a model village
and implementation of the five rural development tasks
in order to turn all the villages in Kawthoung
Township into model ones. Then, the commander spoke of
the need for officials and departmental heads, hand in
hand with local people, to carry out tasks to maintain
the standard of the model village and to establish
similar villages.
Director of the Development Affairs Department U Kyaw
Hlaing dealt with the five rural development tasks
being carried out by the State. On behalf of the
villagers, member of the village USDA U Khin Shwe
thanked the State for founding the model village.
After the ceremony, Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party visited
Aungbar Monastery in the village and paid reverence to
Presiding Nayaka Sayadaw Bhaddanta Ottama and members
of the Sangha and presented offertories to them.
Later, Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party inspected the village
MCWA (Branch), Committee for Women's Affairs, Red
Cross Society and library and then presented
circulations to the library.
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6. Ramayana drama competition continues
Yangon, 23 Oct - Ramayana drama contest of the Tenth
Myanmar Traditional Cultural Performing Arts
Competitions continued for the fourth day at the
National Theatre on Myoma Kyaung Street in Dagon
Township today.
Sagaing Division took part in the competition. Leader
of panel of judges for Ramayana drama U Aung Thwin and
members supervised the competition. Magway Division
will participate in Ramayana drama competition at the
same venue tomorrow.
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7. Tenth Myanmar Traditional Cultural
Performing Arts Competitions continue
Yangon, 23 Oct - The 10th Myanmar Traditional Cultural
Performing Arts Competitions continued for the fifth
day at the designated places today.
The singing contest was held at the National Museum on
Pyay Road at 9 am today. Chairperson of panel of
judges in signing competition Assistant Director
(Music) of Myanma Radio and Television Daw Tin Tin
Mya, Secretary and Assistant Engineer Daw May Pyone
Khaing and members of the panel of judges supervised
the contest. Leader of the panel of judges U Maung
Maung Gyi and party supervised the professional level
women's religious song contest and Leader U Min Naung
and party, the basic education level (aged 15-20)
boys' old/modern song contest.
Altogether 14 contestants of States and Divisions took
part in the professional level women's religious song
contest and 18 contestants at the basic education
level (aged 15-20) boys' old/modern song contest. The
professional level men's old/modern song contest and
the basic education level (aged 10-15) girls'
religious song contest will be held at National Museum
on 24 October.
The dancing contest continued at the National Theatre
on Myoma Kyaung Street at 9 am. Chairman of the Panel
of Judges U Sein Aung Min, Secretary Daw Mu Mu Khin
and members supervised the contest. A total of 14
competitors of States and Divisions took part in the
amateur level (women's) dancing contest. In the
afternoon, 15 contestants participated in the basic
education level (aged 5-10 ) boys' dancing contest.
On 24 October morning the basic education level (aged
15-20) boys' dancing contest will be held and the
basic education level (aged 5-10) girls' in the
afternoon on that day. The song composing contest
continued at the State School of Fine Arts of the Fine
Arts Department, supervised by Chairman of the Panel
of Judges Bogale U Tint Aung and members. Competitors
of States and Divisions participated in the practicing
of the song entitled "Towards the goal" in the basic
education level (aged 15-20) song composing contest
and the competitors of the higher education level will
practice their songs at the State School of Fine Arts
of the Fine Arts Department on 24 October.
Similarly, the music contest was held at Padomma
Theatre in Sangyoung Township at 9 am and altogether
competitors of eight groups took part in the
professional level (men's) team orchestra contest and
competitor of five groups in the basic education level
(aged 15-20) boys' team orchestra contest. Leader of
the panel of judges U Sein Sating and members
supervised the professional level (men's) team
orchestra contest and the basic education level (aged
15-20) boys' team orchestra contest. The amateur level
(men's) solo orchestra contest and the basic education
level (aged 10-15) boys' solo orchestra contest will
be held at the same venue on 24 October.
The Myanmar guitar contest continued at Kanbawza
Theatre in Bahan Township. Mg Kyaw Myint of Yangon
Division took part in the basic education level
(boys') Myanmar guitar contest, Mg Aung of Yangon
Division in the basic education level (aged 10-15)
boys' event and Ma Nwe Zin Win and Ma Thiri Hlaing of
Yangon Divisions in the basic education level (aged
10-15) girls' event supervised by the Leader of the
Panel of Judges Gitanetthan U Ohn Lwin and party. On
24 October, the basic education level (aged 5-10)
xylophone contest will be held at Kanbawza Theatre.
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8. Health Minister receives guests
Yangon, 23 Oct - Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein
received Ambassador of Egypt to Myanmar Mr Mohamed
Mohamed Meneissy and General Manager of Mitsubishi
Corporation Mr Kiyoyoshi Katagiri at his office here
at 1 pm and 1.30 pm today respectively.
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9. Israel-Myanmar Cooperation in Agriculture
and Technology Seminar held
Yangon, 23 Oct - Minister for Agriculture and
Irrigation Maj-Gen Nyunt Tin delivered an address at
the Israel-Myanmar Cooperation in Agriculture and
Technology Seminar at Sedona Hotel this morning.
Israeli Ambassador Mr Yaacov Avrahamy extended
greetings. Mrs Marie-France Majer explained the
Israeli economy, business opportunities and agritech
2003.
Managing Director U Aung Gyi of Agro Peace Group
discussed Agropeace Israel-Myanmar cooperation in
agriculture; Managing Director Mr Eran Tamir of
Asia-Pacific, Terlrad Networks Telecommunications Ltd;
Director-General Mr Isaac Liebreich of Soli-Ltd,
Planning, construction and management of agriculture
and greenhouse turnkey project; Customer Care Manager
Mr John Meyers, Israel's Gilat Satellite
Communications; and General Manager Mr Oded Gilboa,
Amaid Ltd, Filtration & Control Systems.
Then, they answered the queries raised by those
present.
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10. Leprosy Elimination Programme is one of
important components of Disease Control Programme
under National Health Plan
National Leprosy Elimination
Awareness Week launched
Yangon, 23 Oct - The launching ceremony of the
National Leprosy Elimination Awareness Week was held
at the International Business Centre on Pyay Road at 8
am today, with an address by Member of the National
Health Committee Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein.
First, Member of the National Health Committee
Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein delivered an
address.
He said: Leprosy of one of the oldest diseases since
ancient times and the casual organism "Mycobacterium
Leprae" was discovered by Dr Hansen in 1873. This was
one of the significant milestones in the fight against
leprosy. In 1940, Dapsone was found to be effective in
the treatment of leprosy and from that time on there
was hope for cure for all leprosy patients. In 1981,
the World Health Organization (WHO) introduced
Multi-Drug Therapy (MDT) Treatment Regimen consisting
of a combination of three drugs to be taken for a
duration of six months to one year. Multi-Drug Therapy
(MDT) was found to be efficacious and with the impetus
of the MDT programme, the Forty-fourth World Health
Assembly held in the year 1991 passed a resolution to
step up Leprosy Elimination Activities so that it
would cease to be a public health problem.
The target was to reduce the prevalence of leprosy to
less than one per ten thousand population in the year
200. MDT was widely implemented by WHO member
countries from then onwards. In 1981, the total number
of persons suffering from leprosy worldwide was found
to be 12 million and in 2001, after MDT was widely
implemented, the total number of leprosy cases fell
dramatically to six hundred thousand and the
prevalence rate less than one per ten thousand
population. In 1986, there were 122 countries in which
leprosy was public health problem but by 2001, the
number of countries decreased to 15. The Anti-Leprosy
Campaign in Myanmar was launched in 1950-51 and the
MDT programme was implemented in 1986. By 2002, over
two hundred and thirty thousand cases have been
successfully treated.
The registered number of cases still taking treatment
is 6,411. The prevalence in 1987 was 53.4/10,000
population, in 1990 it was 27.6/10,000 population and
at present this has fallen to 1.25/10,000 population.
The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Union
of Myanmar, with the objective of uplifting the health
status of the entire population is systematically
developing health plans, aiming towards Health for All
goal. From 1978 onwards, People's Health Plans have
been drawn up and implemented on a four yearly cycle
and since 1991, short term National Health Plans have
been developed and implemented.
Currently, health development plans that are being
implemented in Myanmar are:
- Myanmar Health Vision 2030- 30 year Long-Term Health
Plan (2001-02 to 2030-31)
- Special Four-Year Plan for Promoting National
Education (Health Sector) (2000-01 to 2003-04)
- Rural Health Development Plan (2000-01 to 2005-06)
- Project for Upgrading of Hospitals (2001-02 to
2005-06)
- National Health Plan (2001-02 to 2005-06)
The Leprosy Elimination Programme is one on the
important components of the Disease Control Programme
under the National Health Plan. The Leprosy
Elimination Programme accelerated its activities which
gained momentum in 1997 and this was further
strengthened by the implementation of the National
Leprosy Elimination Week in 1999. Due to the
endeavours of the health staff a total of over
sixty-five thousand cases were identified and treated
successfully which will ultimately lead to achieving
the national target of reducing the prevalence to less
than one per ten thousand population.
The Myanmar Leprosy Elimination Programme has closely
collaborated with the World Health Organization, other
international organizations, national and
international NGOs, Myanmar has also participated in
the two previous meetings on (GAEL) Global Alliance
for Elimination of Leprosy. Due to the outstanding
achievements in implementing the Leprosy Control
Programme, the World Health Organization has proposed
to hold the Third Meeting on (GAEL) Global Alliance
for Elimination of Leprosy in Myanmar in February
2003.
The Leprosy Elimination Programme was integrated to
Basic Health Services in 1991. Due to close
collaboration between the Basic Health care workers
and the local administrative authorities, other
related government departments, Myanmar Maternal and
Child Welfare Association and other social
organizations, the prevalence of leprosy fell
dramatically within a very short period of time. The
public needs to be aware of the fact that leprosy is a
curable disease, that the duration of treatment is
only 6.12 months and that treatment is provided free
of charge.
There is still an urgent need for people suspected of
being infected with leprosy to come forward to the
basic health workers on a voluntary basis so that
there will be a reduction in the delay in detecting
and diagnosing the disease. The National Leprosy
Elimination Awareness Week has been launched to
encourage people infected with leprosy to come forward
for treatment thereby increasing the case detection
rate, ultimately leading to successful treatment rates
before the end of 2003.
In conclusion, I would like to urge all the health
professional as well as administrative authorities,
related departments, social organizations and the
communities at the State/Divisional, District and
Township levels for active participation to mark the
National Leprosy Elimination Week a success.
Then, Minister Maj-Gen Ket Sein and Minister Maj-Gen
Sein Htwa presented first prizes to the winners in the
open, professional, amateur and student level logo,
poem, story, article, essay and cartoon competitions
in commemoration of the National Leprosy Elimination
Awareness Week; Deputy Minister Prof Dr Kyaw Myint,
Director of PRPW Brig-Gen Khin Aung Myint and
Secretary of MHC Director-General Dr Kyi Soe of Health
Planning Department presented second prizes to the
respective winners; and Acting Director-General Dr Hla
Pe of Health Department, Dr Stephen P Jost of WHO
Representative Office Yangon, Secretary of Yangon City
Development Committee Col Myint Aung, Team Leader Dr
Yutaka Ishida of Leprosy Control and Basic Health
Services Project and Representative of ILEP Office
Yangon Dr Tin Shwe presented third prizes and
consolation prizes to the respective winners.
After the ceremony, the guests viewed the National
Leprosy Elimination Awareness Week movement
documentary photos and posters. The National Leprosy
Elimination Awareness Week will be held throughout the
country up to 29 October.
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11. Minister inspects Orthopaedic Hospital
Yangon, 23 Oct - Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein
went to the Orthopaedic Hospital on Hanthawady Street
in Kyinmyindine Township this evening and inspected
the use of electricity.
The minister and party first inspected the metre main
switchboard and transformers installed to be used in
the hospital. Medical Superintendent Dr Kyaw San Win
and officials conducted the minister round there. The
minister then gave instructions on the systematic and
frugal use of electricity. At the hospital the
minister inspected condition of the patients being
given treatments and utilization of medical equipment
at the intensive care unit , use of X-ray machine and
laboratory equipment and fulfilled the requirements.
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12. Meeting on successful achievement of
Myanma health system's objectives
Yangon, 23 Oct - A meeting on successful achievement
of Myanma health system's objectives was held at the
meeting hall of the National Health Committee of the
Ministry of Health this afternoon.
The chairman of Myanmar Academy of Medical Science
presided over the meeting. Director-General Dr Kyi Soe
of Health Planning Department discussed the objectives
of Myanma health system, present successes and
requirements; and Director Dr Soe Myint, tasks to be
carried out for achieving success in the objectives of
Myanma health system.
Those present participated in the discussions and the
meeting came to an end.
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13. Fourth event of Myanmar Landon Tour on
14-17November
Yangon,23 Oct - Fourth Event of Myanmar London Golf
Tour 2002, jointly sponsored by Myanmar Golf
Federation and Myanmar Professional Golfers
Association, will be held on a grand scale at Ayethaya
Golf Course, in Taunggyi, Shan State (South) from 14
to 17 November and handsome prizes win be presented to
winners.
Together with professional golfers, only amateur men
golfers with handicap 0-12 are allowed to take part in
the event and not those aged under 18. Rothmans of
Pall Mall Myanmar Pte Ltd will mainly sponsor the
event. With a view to promoting Myanmar's golf
standard, Air Mandalay will officially co-sponsor the
event as official airline, Wilson and KM Golf Centre
as official golf equipment suppliers, Kanbawza Bank as
official bank, Loi-Hein (Alpine) Purified Drinking
Water as official water, Canon (ACCEL International Co
Ltd) as official office equipment supplier and Grand
Royal Special Reserve Whisky as official whisky.
Sunfar Travels and Tours Co Ltd will give away
handsome prizes to those who score hole-in-one in the
third event.
Professional and amateur golfers who wish to
participate in the event may enlist by 2 pm on 12
November and contact Myanmar PGA office Tel 723221,
661216 for further details. Pro quality" event will
also take place at the same venue in the morning on 11
and 12 November.
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14. Japanese baseball champs provide training
Yangon, 23 Oct - Under the joint arrangement of the
organizing committee of Myanmar Baseball Federation
and U.Law of Japan, five baseball champions from
Nippon Life Insurance Corp of Japan, led by executive
of U.Law of Osaka office Mr Kawaguchi arrived here by
air yesterday morning.
Mr Kobayashi as coach, Mr Isbida and Mr Nogami as
infielders. Mr Shimoyarna as vice captain and
outfielders. and Mr Inomae as pitcher are included in
the Japan baseball champion league. They are team
captains of Japanese high schools and are also
best-player award winners.
The Japanese baseball champions trained Myanmar
baseball players at Kyaikkasan Grounds.
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