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[myanmar_information] The New Light of Myanmar (Sunday November 17, 2002)
The New Light of Myanmar (Sunday November 17, 2002)
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1. Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing Kyaing
offer Kathina robes to Sayadaws at 13th Kathina
robes donation ceremony of families of Military
Intelligence
2. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye inspects
Mongshu Gemland
3. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations to
President of People's Republic of China
4. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations
to General Secretary of Chinese Communist Party
5. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye sends felicitations
to General Secretary of Chinese Communist Party
6. Communal Kathina ceremonies held
7. Exhibition on Myanmar Women's Endeavours continues
8. Minister inspects plantations in Indagaw Special
Rubber Zone in Bago Division
9. Fifth Seminars on Myanma Industrial Development
held at seven places of industrial zones and
the ministry
10. 55th Anniversary Independence Day Commemorative
Essay & Poem Contests on 23 Nov
11. Measures taken for sanitation and proper
drainage in Hline, Hlinethaya and
Thingangyun Townships
12. Tatmadaw (Army, Navy and Air) Wushu
Competition continues
13. 2003 Ping Product Launch & Custom Fitting
Seminar held
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1. Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing Kyaing
offer Kathina robes to Sayadaws at 13th Kathina
robes donation ceremony of families of Military
Intelligence
Yangon, 16 Nov - The 13th Kathina robes donation
ceremony of the families of Military Intelligence of
the Ministry of Defence was held at Tatmadaw Dhammayon
on Arzani Road at 9.30 am today, attended by Chairman
of the State Peace and Development Council
Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General
Than Shwe.
The ceremony was opened with three-time recitation of
Namo Tassa. Then, the Senior General and wife and
party took the Five Precepts from the Vice-Chairman
Sayadaw. Next, members of the Sangha recited Parittas.
Afterwards, the Senior General and wife donated
Kathina robes and eight prerequisites to Secretary
Sayadaw Bhaddanta Kumara. Similarly, the Secretary-1
and wife, Lt-Gen Tin Oo"s wife Daw Khin Than Nwe and
the congregation offered eight requisites and
provisions to the Sayadaws.
Then, the Secretary Sayadaw delivered a sermon and the
Senior General and wife and party shared merits
gained. Later, the ceremony came to an end with
three-time recitation of Buddha Sasanam ?iram
Titthatu. After the ceremony, Senior General Than Shwe
and wife Daw Kyaing Kyaing and party offered "soon" to
the Sayadaws.
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2. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye inspects
Mongshu Gemland
Yangon, 16 Nov - Vice-Chairman of the State Peace and
Development Council Deputy Commander-in-Chief of
Defence Services Commander-in-Chief (Army) Vice-Senior
General Maung Aye left here by Tatmadaw flight on 15
November and arrived at Heho Airport at 9.30 am.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party were welcomed
by member of the State Peace and Development Council
Chief of Armed Forces Training Lt-Gen Kyaw Win,
Chairman of Shan State Peace and Development Council
Commander of Eastern Command Brig-Gen Khin Maung
Myint, senior military officers and departmental
officials.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party, the commander
and officials arrived at the 47th mile camp in Leikha
Township where Loilem-Panketu-Hsipaw Road Upgrading
Project is being undertaken. Tactical Operations
Commander Col Tin Win reported on existing condition
of 102-mile Loilem-Panketu-Tonglaw Road, arrangements
for upgrading project and stockpiling of gravel, fuel
and tar.
Shan State (South) Superintending Engineer of Public
Works of Shan State (South) U Soe Tin reported on
paving of Loilem-Panketu-Tonglaw Road. Lt-Gen Aung
Htwe, Commander Brig-Gen Khin Maung Myint, Minister
for Construction Maj-Gen Saw Tun and Minister for
Energy Brig-Gen Lun Thi also reported on the
respective sectors. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye gave
instructions.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye met the Tatmadawmen
participating in Loilem-Panketu-Hsipaw Road near the
47-mile camp. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye inspected
supply of tar and gravel and gave instructions.
The Loilem-Panketu-Hsipaw Road is a strategic one
linking Shan State (South) and Shan State (North). The
strategic roads are being upgraded for ensuring smooth
transport in the regions in northern and southern Shan
State. The Loilem-Panketu-Hsipaw Road is being
upgraded by regiments and units under the North East
Command and Eastern Command as the first priority. The
Loilem-Panketu-Tonglaw Road includes 53 miles and two
furlongs tar road, 47 miles six furlongs hardened road
and one mile sand road.
The Loilem-Panketu-Hsipaw Road is being upgraded to 30
feet wide earth road and 12 feet tarred road. Better
transport is a requirement for regional development.
The Tatmadawmen will continue to upgrade the strategic
roads in southern and northern Shan State to
all-weather roads.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party went to
Wanhoke Village in Kehsi Township. At the briefing
hall, Director-General of Geological Survey and
Mineral Exploration Department U Win Ti reported on
discovery of massive coal deposit of over 15 million
tons in the environs of Wanhoke Village and type of
the coal. Deputy Minister for Mines U Myint Thein gave
a supplementary report.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye gave instructions on
making arrangements for production of fertilizer badly
needed in agriculture sector from coal with the use of
modern techniques. Minister Brig-Gen Lun Thi reported
on preparations for production of fertilizers from
coal.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party inspected
sample of coal and mining of coal. Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye and party went to Mongshu Gemland where they
were welcomed by Tactical Operations Commander Col
Hsan Tun, departmental officials and local people.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye met departmental
officials and gem entrepreneurs at the briefing hall
near Loihsaungtauk block. Deputy Director U Than Htaik
of Myanma Gems Enterprise reported on the
establishment of Mongshu Gemland, blocks of the
gemland, mining of ruby and safety measures.
Deputy Minister U Myint Thein reported on the largest
sale of gems from Mongshu Gemland at the Mid-year Gem
Emporium and foreign exchange. Tactical Operations
Commander Col Hsan Tun reported on fire prevention
measures.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye said the government is
making arrangements for organizations and private
entrepreneurs to mine gems at Mongshu Gemland. They
are to make efforts for development of the gemland and
its environs with goodwill after observing the rules
and regulations prescribed.
He said economic development has been made due to
emergence of Mongshu Gemland. He spoke of the need to
make efforts for perpetuation of the gemland and
all-round development. The government is implementing
the tasks for development of Mongshu region including
Leikha-Mongnaung-Mongshu road, he added.
Next, the gem entrepreneurs presented K 35 million for
repair of
Kholan-Wanhsin-Mongnaung-Mongshu-Loihsaungtauk to
Lt-Gen Aung Htwe.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye met the gem
entrepreneurs and inspected the gems mined from the
gemland. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party
inspected Loihsaungtauk Block. Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye and party also went to the blocks of Shan
Yoma joint venture and Zwe-Ar-man Gems Co and
inspected mining of gems.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party went to
Kyaingtaung region in Mongnai by helicopter and
visited Kyaingtaung waterfall. Deputy Minister U Myo
Myint reported on Kyaingtaung Hydel Power Project to
be implemented and generating power. Vice-Senior
General Maung Aye then gave instructions. Vice-Senior
General Maung Aye and party had photos taken at the
Kyaingtaung Waterfall.
A survey was conducted for implementation of
Kyaingtaung Hydel Power Project at Kyaingtaung Water
fall on Nantim Creek, 31 miles east of Mongnai.
Construction of the project is now under way. The
three turbines will generate 30 megawatts at the first
phase and another turbine 15 megawatts at the second
phase.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party went to
Mongpan by helicopter. They were welcomed by Chairman
of Shan State (East) Peace and Development Council
Commander of Triangle Region Command Brig-Gen Khin
Zaw, Directors of the Ministry of Defence Brig-Gen Mya
Win, Brig-Gen Than Htay, Brig-Gen Nyunt Hlaing of
Mongpan Station and officials.
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3. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations to
President of People's Republic of China
Yangon, 16 Nov Senior General Than Shwe, Chairman of
the State Peace and Development Council of the Union
of Myanmar, has sent a message of felicitations to His
Excellency Mr Jiang Zemin, President of the People's
Republic of China, upon reelection as Chairman of the
Central Military Commission of the Chinese Communist
Party.
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4. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations
to General Secretary of Chinese Communist Party
Yangon, 16 Nov - Senior General Than Shwe, Chairman of
the State Peace and Development Council of the Union
of Myanmar, has sent a message of felicitations to His
Excellency Mr Hu Jintao, Vice-President of the
People's Republic of China, upon election as General
Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party.
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5. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye sends felicitations
to General Secretary of Chinese Communist Party
Yangon, 16 Nov - Vice-Senior General Maung Aye,
Vice-Chairman of the State Peace and Development
Council of the Union of Myanmar, has sent a message of
felicitations to His Excellency Mr Hu Jintao,
Vice-President of the People's Republic of China, upon
election as General Secretary of the Chinese Communist
Party.
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6. Communal Kathina ceremonies held
Yangon, 16 Nov - The Sixth Kathina robes offering
ceremony of staff of the Ministry of Industry-2 was
held at the meeting hall of the ministry this morning.
Present were Bahan Aungpan Monastery Presiding Nayaka
Sayadaw Agga Maha Saddhammajotika-dhaja Bhaddanta
Sasana and members of the Sangha, Minister for
Industry-2 Maj-Gen Saw Lwin and wife, Deputy Minister
Brig-Gen Aung Thein Lin's wife, Deputy Minister Lt-Col
Khin Maung Kyaw and wife, officials and guests.
After taking the Nine Precepts from the Sayadaw, the
minister, the deputy ministers and officials offered
Kathina robes and provisions to the members of the
Sangha. Similarly, the 16th Kathina robes offering
ceremony of Buddha Sasana Nuggaha Association for the
Attorney-General's Office and Law Offices was held at
the Dhammayon of the Attorney-General's Office at the
corner of Kaba Aye Pagoda Road and Bahan 2nd lane this
morning.
Present on the occasion were Sangyoung Maha Razikayon
Monastery Sayadaw Bhaddanta Dhammapiya and members of
the Sangha, Attorney-General U Tha Tun and wife Daw
Hteik Tin Nyunt, Deputy Attorney-General U Khin Maung
Aye and wife, Director-General Dr Tun Shin of
Attorney-General's Office, officials and staff.
They took the Five Precepts from the Sayadaw. Then,
Attorney-General U Tha Tun and wife Daw Hteik Tin
Nyunt donated Kathina robes and provisions to Sayadaw
Bhaddanta Dhammapiya. Then, the Deputy
Attorney-General and wife and the congregation offered
Kathina robes and provisions to the Sayadaws.
Likewise, Minister for Labour U Tin Winn and wife Daw
Khin Nu, Deputy Minister Brig-Gen Win Sein and wife
Daw Wai Wai Tin, officials and wellwishers attended
the 13th Kathina robes offering ceremony of the
Ministry of Labour at Ngwekyaryan Pariyatti Monastery
on Waizayanda Road in South Okkalapa Township this
morning.
The minister and wife donated Kathina robes to
Presiding Nayaka of the Monastery member of the State
Sangha Maha Nayaka Committee Agga Maha Pandita Sayadaw
Bhaddanta Revata. Next, the Deputy Minister and wife,
officials and wellwishers offered provisions to the
Sayadaws.
The 53rd Kathina robes offering ceremony of the
Buddhist Association for Judicial Offices was held at
the Dhammayon on Gyardawya Road in Bahan Township this
morning. Present were Chief Justice U Aung Toe and
wife Daw Aye Kyi, Deputy Chief Justice U Than Oo and
wife, Supreme Court Justices, directors-general of
Supreme Court, judges in Yangon Division and staff.
Chief Justice U Aung Toe, Deputy Chief Justice U Than
Oo and officials presented Kathina robes to Hsukha
Pariyatti Monastery Sayadaw Bhaddanta Janita. Then,
members of the Sangha recited Parittas. Later, the
Chief Justice and party offered "soon" to the
Sayadaws.
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7. Exhibition on Myanmar Women's Endeavours continues
Yangon, 16 Nov - The Exhibition on Myanmar Women's
Endeavours continued for the second day today and it
drew social organizations, crowds of women's
associations, students and the public.
At the exhibition, the central booth on Myanmar
women's endeavours, the booths on women's health,
preventing violence against and rehabilitation of
women, international communications, information and
economic affairs are displayed. The organizational
set-up of Myanmar National Committee for Women's
Affairs and logos are also shown there.
Students participated in the computer quiz
competition, and anyone can take part in it. The
public enthusiastically watched the entertainment
presented by artistes and students of Myanmar Motion
Picture Asiayon, Myanmar Music Asiayon, the Fine Arts
Department and the University of Culture. Over 3000
people visited the exhibition today. It will continue
till 21 November from 9 am to 6 pm daily and anyone
can visit it free of charge.
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8. Minister inspects plantations in Indagaw Special
Rubber Zone in Bago Division
Yangon, 16 Nov - Minister for Agriculture and
Irrigation Maj-Gen Nyunt Tin this morning inspected
construction of the earth dam water control tower at
Alaingni Dam project site near Kyankhon Village in
Bago Township, Bago Division, this morning.
The minister gave instructions on timely completion of
digging channels linking Alaingni and Lagunpyin Dams
and other water supply facilities. Then, the minister
inspected dams connected with Alaingni Dams and water
storage, the water control tower and sluice gates.
Afterwards, the minister proceeded to Naungyo Station
in Indagaw Special Rubber Zone, where the General
Managers of Myanma Perennial Crops Enterprise reported
on cultivation of over 22,000 acres of rubber, 1,200
acres of Thithseint (belleric myrobalan) and 1,000
acres of cashew and providing technological assistance
to the owners of rubber plantations.
The minister gave instructions on distribution of
equipment used in scraping rubber zone-wise and
research on the growth of Thithseint. Then, the
minister inspected rubber and Thithseint plantations,
equipment used in scraping rubber and raw rubber
plates. Next, the minister looked into the private
Thithseint plantations being run under the supervision
of MPE.
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9. Fifth Seminars on Myanma Industrial Development
held at seven places of industrial zones and
the ministry
Yangon, 16 Nov - The Fifth Seminars on Myanma
Industrial Development, organized by the Leading
Committee for Organizing the Seminars on Myanma
Industrial Development and the Industrial Exhibition,
were held at the seven places of industrial zones and
the ministry this morning, attended by Chairman of the
sub-committee for Holding the Seminars on Myanma
Industrial Development Deputy Minister for Science and
Technology Dr Chan Nyein.
North Okkalapa Industrial Zone held the Seminar on
Myanma Industrial Development at the Industrial Zone
Management Committee Office in North Okkalapa
Township. Director-General U Tin Htut of Myanma
Science and Technology Research Department presided
over the seminar. Then, Deputy Director U Myo Myint of
MSTRD, Managing Director U Ngwe Thein of Company Guide
Marketing Ltd and Writer Chit San Win presented their
papers to the seminar.
South Okkalapa Industrial Zone held the Seminar on
Myanma Industrial Development at Ludu Dhammayon in
Ward 8 of South Okkalapa Township. Director-General U
Sein Than of Cottage Industries Department presided
over the seminar. Chairman U Tun Yi of Naga Ceramics
and Glass Ware Cooperative Society Ltd, Chairman U
Aung Myint of Solar Energy Cooperative Ltd, Deputy
Director U Khin Tun of Cottage Industries Department
and Chairman U Pe Thein of UPT Electric and Electronic
Products Cooperative Ltd read out their papers at the
seminar.
A similar seminar was held at Dagon Myothit (South)
Industrial Zone. Professor Dr Kyaw Sein of Yangon
Technological University presided over the seminar.
Professor/Head of Department Dr Daw Khin Aye Win of
YTU, Associate Professor/ Deputy Head of Department U
Nyunt Htay and Research Officer Daw Aye Aye Thant
submitted their papers to the seminar.
Likewise, the seminar was held at Dagon Seikkan
Township Department of Human Settlement and Housing
Development. Seminar Chairman Associate Professor U
Ngwe Soe of Yangon Institute of Economics gave a
speech. Assistant Lecturer Daw Myint Myint Kyi,
Lecturer U Maung Maung and Lecturer Daw Khin Kyi Shwe
discussed their papers.
Thakayta Township Industrial Zone held the same
seminar at the Industrial Zone Management Zone on
Myamarlar Street in Industrial Ward, Thakayta
Township. Director-General U Tin Htut Oo of
Agricultural Planning Department presided over the
seminar. The team comprising U Ko Ko Maung of
Agricultural Planning Department and officials of
Agricultural Mechanization Department, a team
comprising U Aung Naing of APD and officials, of
Myanma Sugarcane Enterprise and a team comprising U Ye
Khaung of APD and officials of Myanma Jute Enterprise
presented their papers.
Similarly, Hlinethaya Industrial City held a similar
seminar at its management committee office.
Vice-President of the Union of Myanmar Federation of
Chambers of Commerce and Industry U Htein Win acted as
the seminar chairman. Adviser to the UMFCCI Dr Kyaw
Htin and General Secretary of UMFCCI U Zaw Min Win
read out their papers.
Shwepyitha Industrial City held the Seminar on Myanma
Industrial Development at its management committee
office. Seminar Chairman Deputy Director-General Dr
Soe Aung of Health Department gave a speech. Deputy
Director Dr Win Thein of Food and Drug Administration,
Deputy Director Phone Myint of Health Department and
Assistant Surgeon Dr Myint Thein submitted their
papers to the seminar.
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10. 55th Anniversary Independence Day Commemorative
Essay & Poem Contests on 23 Nov
Yangon, 16 Nov - The Sub-committee for Organizing the
55th Anniversary Independence Day Commemorative Essay,
Poem, TV Quiz and Computer Arts Competitions will hold
the essay and poem contests for the
University/College/Institute Level, the Basic
Education High School Level and the Middle School
Level in accord with the objectives of the 55th
Anniversary Independence Day. The
University/College/Institute Level Essay Contest will
be held from 9 am to 11 am on 23 November and the poem
contest from 12 noon to 2 pm on the same day.
Students of Defence Services Academy, Defence Services
Technological Academy, Defence Services Nursing and
Paramedical Academy, Institute of Medicines under the
Medical Sciences Department, universities and degree
colleges under the Higher Education Department and
Ministry of Science and Technology, education colleges
of Education Planning and Training Department,
University of Forestry, University of Agriculture,
University of Veterinary Science, Universities of
Culture, Myanmar Marine University, Myanmar Aerospace
Engineering University, University for Development of
National Races, Nationalities Youth Resource
Development Degree Colleges and Cooperative Colleges
may participate in the University/College/Institute
Level contests.
The Basic Education High School Level Essay Contest
will be held from 9 am to 11 am on 23 November and the
Poem Contest from 12 noon to 2 pm. Eighth, ninth and
tenth standard students may take part in the contests.
The Basic Education Middle School Level Essay Contest
will be held from 9 am to 11 am on 23 November and the
Poem Contest from 12 noon to 2 pm. Fifth, sixth and
seventh standard students may take part in the
contests. Entries for the essay contest must not be
beyond 5,000 wards and the poem not be beyond 300
lines.
Those wishing to participate in the Basic Education
High and Middle School Level Essay and Poem Contests
may enlist at the respective schools, not later than
22 November. Students wishing to take part in the
University/College/Institute Level Essay and Poem
Contests may enlist at the respective universities,
degree colleges, colleges and institutes, not later
than 22 November. Handsome prizes will be presented to
first, second and third prize winners of the
respective levels in the essay and poem contests,
totalling 18, on 4 January 2003.
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11. Measures taken for sanitation and proper
drainage in Hline, Hlinethaya and
Thingangyun Townships
Yangon, 16 Nov - Members of Tatmadaw and Myanmar
Police Force, staff of Myanma Railways and Yangon City
Development Committee, members of the Union Solidarity
and Development Association, Red Cross, Fire Bridge,
Maternal and Child Welfare Association and the Working
Committee for Women's Affairs, students and people
carried out sanitation tasks and took measures for
proper drainage district/township/ward-wise this
morning.
Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and Development
Council Commander of Yangon Command Maj-Gen Myint Swe
inspected the mass activity. First, the commander at
6.30 am arrived at the corner of Baho Road and Ywama
Kyaung Road in Hline Township, Yangon West District.
Then, the commander and party inspected measures being
taken for proper drainage. Officials of YCDC reported
on matters related to water in-flow into Kamayut Creek
to the commander who gave instructions on work to be
carried out for proper drainage and sanitation.
Afterwards, the commander and party inspected
sanitation tasks being collectively carried out in the
compound of Yangon Technological University in
Hlaingthaya Township. Chairman of Yangon North
District Peace and Development Council Lt-Col San Matu
and Rector U Win Myint reported on measures being
taken for sanitation and proper drainage and future
tasks to the commander who gave instructions. Next,
the commander and party inspected Panhlaing River Bank
in Kanpyo Village and gave instructions on measures to
be taken for prevention of erosion.
Then, the commander and party inspected work being
collectively carried out for sanitation and proper
drainage at Thanthuma and Sayibin Roads in Thingangyun
Township. Commander of No 2 Military Region Lt-Col
Myint Kyi, Chairman of Yangon West District Peace and
Development Council Lt-Col Aung Pyi and officials of
YCDC reported on measures being taken. The commander
called on officials of government bodies, the YCDC and
NGOs and those concerned to make relentless and
harmonious efforts in upgrading the Yangon City.
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12. Tatmadaw (Army, Navy and Air) Wushu
Competition continues
Yangon, 16 Nov - The Ninth Defence Services
Commander-in-Chief's Shield Tatmadaw (Army, Navy and
Air) Wushu Competition continued at Bahtoo Gymnasium
in Mandalay today.
On 15 November, Myo Aung of Defence Services (Air) won
the first prize, Zaw Win Latt (North-East Command) the
second and Aung Ko Oo (Central Command) the third in
the Thaolu event. In the Taijijian event, Tin Aung Moe
of Central Command won the first prize, Win Hlaing of
Defence Services (Air) the second and Htay Win of
Yangon Command the third. Kyaw Hsan Oo of Central
Command stood first in the Nanquan event, Myint Zaw of
North-West Command second and Aung Naing of Central
Command third in the Nanquan event.
On 16 November, Zaw Lin Tun of Central Command won the
first prize, Kyaw Win of Southern Command the second
and Zaw Naing Win of North-West Command the third in
the Thaolu event. In the Taijiquan event, Win Hlaing
(Defence Services-Air) won the first prize, Htay Win
of Yangon Command the second and Tin Aung Moe of
Central Command the third.
In Nantao event, first, second and third prizes went
to Kyaw Hsan Oo of Central Command, Myint Zaw of
North-West Command and Aung Naing of Central Command
respectively. In the Spear event, Aung Myo Zaw of No
77 LID won the first prize, Aung Cho Htay of Defence
Services (Navy) the won and Aung Ko Oo of Central
Command and Myo Aung of Defence Services (Air) were
joint third.
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13. 2003 Ping Product Launch & Custom Fitting
Seminar held
Yangon, 16 Nov-The 2003 Ping Product Launch & Custom
Fitting Seminar sponsored by Pan Dagon Int'l Co Ltd
was held at Mindon Hall of the Sedona Hotel here this
morning. Present on the occasion were officials of
Myanmar Golf Federation, golfers, embassy staff from
embassies of Japan, Brunei, Bangladesh, Singapore,
Thailand and Indonesia, and golf enthusiasts.
At the ceremony, Asian Fitting Manager Mr Colin Field
held a discussion on matters related to pro- duction
of Ping golf equipment and turning out the outstanding
Myanmar golfers. Then, the manager explained the golf
tourna- ments to be held in Okkalapa Golf Course and
YCDC Golf Course on 16 and 17 November respectively.
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