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[myanmar_information] THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Wednesday November 20, 2002)
THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Wednesday November 20, 2002)
Headlines
1. Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing
Kyaing offer
Shwekya Thingan to Dhammacakka Mudra Buddha Image
of Tooth Relic Pagoda
Religion
2. Kathina robes offering of Tipitaka Maha Gandhayon
Kyaungtaik
in Mayangon Township held
3. Matho Thingan offered at Shwephonepwint Pagoda
4. Shwekya Thingan offered to Buddha Images at
Pagodas
Region
5. Means sought to make Yangon a garden city
adorned with modernity and splendour
6. In accord with its dignity as new generation
organization
discharging national duties with might and main,
USDA's membership
strength increases significantly
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1. Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing
Kyaing offer
Shwekya Thingan to Dhammacakka Mudra Buddha Image
of Tooth Relic Pagoda
Yangon, 19 Nov - The Seventh Buddha Pujaniya of
Varadahtadhatu Cetiya Tooth Relic Pagoda (Yangon) was
held in conjunction with the consecration ceremony,
the merit-sharing ceremony, the robe offering ceremony
and the provision-donation ceremony at the Pagoda on
Dhammapala Hill in Mayangon Township, Yangon Division,
this morning.
Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council
Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General
Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing Kyaing attended the
ceremonies and offered Shwekya Thingan to Dhammacakka
Mudra Buddha Image.
First, Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing
Kyaing offered "soon", water and flowers to the Buddha
Images. Next, Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw
Kyaing Kyaing, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and wife
Daw Mya Mya San, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt and
wife Dr Daw Khin Win Shwe, Daw Khin Than Nwe, wife of
Lt-Gen Tin Oo and party offered "soon" to Sayadaws and
members of the Sangha.
Then, the consecration ceremony was held at 6.30 am.
Adviser of the State Peace and Development Council
Office U Ant Maung acted as master of ceremonies. The
Sayadaws and members of the Sangha consecrated the
Buddha Images of the Tooth Relic Pagoda. Afterwards,
the merit-sharing ceremony and the Shwekya Thingan
offering ceremony were opened with the three-time
recitation of Namo Tassa.
Next, Vice-Chairman of State Sangha Maha Nayaka
Committee Agga Maha Pandita Agga Maha Sadhammajotika
Myitkyina Wuntho Kyaungtaik Sayadaw Bhaddanta
Silavamsa invested the congregation with the Nine
Precepts. After that, members of the Sangha recited
parittas.
Next, Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing
Kyaing, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and wife Saw Mya
Mya San, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt and wife Dr
Daw Khin Win Shwe, Daw Khin Than Nwe, wife of Lt-Gen
Tin Oo and members of the State Peace and Development
Council, the Commander-in-Chief (Navy), the
Commander-in-Chief (Air), ministers and the deputy
ministers presented offertories to members of the
Sangha.
Then, Secretary of State Sangha Maha Nayaka Committee
Abhidhaja Maha Rattha Gura Abhidhaja Agga Maha
Sadham-majotika Magway Sayadaw Bhaddanta Kumara
delivered a sermon, followed by sharing of merits.
Afterwards, Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw
Kyaing Kyaing offered Shwekya Thingan to Dhammacakka
Mudra Buddha Image. Next, Vice-Senior General Maung
Aye and wife Daw Mya Mya San offered Shwekya Thingan
to Varada Mudra Buddha Image.
Then, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt and wife Dr Daw
Khin Win Shwe offered Shwekya Thingan to Ottara Bodhi
Mudra Buddha Image. Then, Daw Khin Than Nwe, wife of
Lt-Gen Tin Oo, offered Shwekya Thingan to Labha Mudra
Buddha Image. Next, member of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Thura Shwe Mann of the
Ministry of Defence and wife offered Shwekya Thingan
to Maha Garuna Mudra Buddha Image.
Later, member of the State Peace and Development
Council Lt-Gen Soe Win of the Ministry of Defence and
wife offered Shwekya Thingan to Jhana Mudra Buddha
Image. Then, member of the State Peace and Development
Council Lt-Gen Ye Myint of the Ministry of Defence and
wife offered Shwekya Thingan to Bumiphasa Mudra Buddha
Image. Afterwards, member of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Aung Htwe of the Ministry
of Defence offered Shwekya Thingan to Santida Mudra
Buddha Image.
Then, member of the State Peace and Development
Council Lt-Gen Khin Maung Than of the Ministry of
Defence and wife offered Shwekya Thingan to Patihariya
Mudra Buddha Image. Then, the ceremonies ended with
the three-time recitation of Buddha Sasanan Ciram
Titthatu. Then, the provision-offering ceremony was
held. Senior General Than Shwe and wife Daw Kyaing
Kyaing, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and wife Daw Mya
Mya San, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt and wife Dr
Daw Khin Win Shwe, Daw Khin Than Nwe, wife of Lt-Gen
Tin Oo and members of the State Peace and Development
Council and their wives , the Chief of Staff (Navy),
the Chief of Staff (Air) and their wives, the Chairman
of Yangon Division Peace and Development Council the
Commander of Yangon Command and wife, ministers and
deputy ministers, heads of department, member of the
District/Township Peace and Development Council,
member of the Union Solidarity and Development
Association and social organizations and well-wishers
offered provisions to members of the Sangha at
designated places on the platform of the Pagoda.
The offertories presented today were worth over K 16
million. After the ceremony, merits gained were
shared.
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2. Kathina robes offering of Tipitaka Maha Gandhayon
Kyaungtaik
in Mayangon Township held
Yangon, 19 Nov - The Kathina robes offering ceremony
of Tipitaka Maha Gandhayon Kyaungtaik in Mayangon
Township, Yangon Division, was held at the Kyaungtaik
this afternoon.
Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council
General Khin Nyunt attended the ceremony and presented
Kathina robes and offertories. The ceremony was opened
with the three-time recitation of Namo Tassa. Then,
Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt and the congregation
received the Nine Precepts from Siri Manta Sankyaung
Sayadaw Bhaddanta Rajindabhivamsa.
Next, members of the Sangha recited parittas.
Afterwards, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt presented
Kathina robes and offertories to Tipitakadhara
Dhammabhandha Garika Agga Maha Pandita Abhidhamma Pali
Paragu Bhaddanta Sumangalalankara (Ph.D) and members
of the Sangha.
Then, Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe, the ministers and
wellwishers presented Kathina robes and offertories to
members of the Sangha. Next, Tipitakadhara
Dhammabhandha Garika Agga Maha Pandita Abhidhamma Pali
Paragu Bhaddanta Sumangalalankara (Ph.D) delivered a
sermon, and Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt and the
congregation shared the merits gained.
The ceremony came to an end with the three-time
recitation of Buddha Sasanan Ciram Titthatu.
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3. Matho Thingan offered at Shwephonepwint Pagoda
Yangon, 19 Nov - Matho Thingan (robe) offering and the
prize presentation ceremony of the 12th atho Thingan
Weaving Competition was held at the Shwephonepwint
Pagoda in Pazundaung Township at 4 am today.
Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan and wife, and the congregation
offered Shwekya robes to the Buddha images at the
pagoda. Then, the prize presentation ceremony
followed.
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4. Shwekya Thingan offered to Buddha Images at
Pagodas
Yangon, 19 Nov - As today is the Fullmoon Day of
Tazaungmon, Matho Thingans were offered to Buddha
Images at dawn at various pagodas here by devotees.
The pagodas were crowded with pilgrims who offered
flowers, lights and water to Buddha Images.
Various departments and social organizations also held
communal kathina robes offering ceremonies at
monasteries.
Shwedagon Pagoda
The 18th Matho Thingan offering ceremony of Shwedagon
Pagoda was held at the pagoda platform at 1 am today.
Prizes were also presented to winners of Matho Thingan
weaving contest. Matho Thingans were offered to Buddha
Images at four main prayers hall of the pagoda.
Botahtaung Pagoda
The Matho Thingan offering ceremony of Botahtaung
Pagoda was held at the pagoda platform at 4 am today.
Prizes were also presented to winners of Matho Thingan
weaving contest.
Sule Pagoda
The Shwekya Thingan and 5,000 lights offering ceremony
of Sule Pagoda was held at the pagoda platform at dawn
today. The 5,000 lights offering ceremony will
continue tomorrow. Sayadaws also delivered sermons at
the pagoda.
Kaba Aye Pagoda
The 7th Matho Thingan weaving ceremony of Kaba Aye
Pagoda was held at the pagoda platform at 4 pm
yesterday. Prizes were also presented to winners of
Matho Thingan weaving contest at 4 am today. Matho
Thingans were offered to Buddha Images at the pagoda.
Lawka Chantha Abhaya Labha Muni Image
The Shwekya Thingan offering ceremony of Lawka Chantha
Abhaya Labha Muni was held at the pagoda at 5 am
today. Sayadaws and members of Sangha were offered
with soon and offertories.
Koehtatgyi Pagoda
The Koehtatgyi Pagoda was also crowded with devotees
who offered fruits, 9999 lights, flowers and water to
Buddha Images today. held at the pagoda platform at 1
am today.
Maelamu Pagoda
The 9th Matho Thingan weaving ceremony of Maelamu
Pagoda in North Okkalapa Township was held at the
pagoda yesterday evening. Matho Thingans were offered
to Buddha Images at the pagoda this evening.
Kyaikkhauk Pagoda
The 21st Matho Thingan weaving ceremony of Kyaikkhauk
Pagoda in Thanlyin was held at the pagoda platform
yesterday evening. Prizes were also presented to
winners of Matho Thingan weaving contest. Matho
Thingans were offered to Buddha Images at the pagoda.
members of Sangha were also presented with offertories
and cash by the wellwishers.
Kyaikkasan Pagoda
The 23rd Matho Thingan weavng ceremony of Kyaikkasan
Pagoda was held at the pagoda yesterday. Prizes were
also presented to winners of Matho Thingan weaving
contest. Matho Thingans were offered to Buddha Images
at the pagoda.
Moegaung Pagoda
The Shwekya Thingan offering ceremony of Moegaung
Pagoda was held at the pagoda this morning. Matho
Thingans were offered to Buddha Images at the pagoda.
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5. Means sought to make Yangon a garden city
adorned with modernity and splendour
Yangon, 19 Nov - Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt addressed the
meeting for upgrading Yangon, held at Zeyathiri
Beikman on Konmyinttha here at 3.30 pm today.
General Khin Nyunt said that Head of State Senior
General Than Shwe has given guidance on launching the
necessary city development drive for the cleanliness,
pleasantness and modernity of Yangon. Thus, it is
required to make arrangements for the visitors to
enjoy the cleanliness, greenness, amenities and
splendor of Yangon as soon as they enter the city. The
straight and wide city roads should be flanked on both
sides by shade trees and seasonal flower plants and
ornamental plants the whole year. The systematically
built roundabouts and road islets should be adorned
with trees, flowers and ornamental plants and
decorated lamp posts. Plans are required to build a
systematic drainage system and to constantly check and
repair it and upgrade the buildings to meet the
standard of a modern city. Efforts should be made to
complete the housing projects under planning stage and
housing estates under construction to add more
modernity and grandeur to the capital city.
All the departments will have to make coordinations
for the emergence of modern and advanced buildings for
Yangon to become magnificent, surrounded by and
adorned with large areas of green trees and parks
blossoming with multi-coloured flowers of different
species like a huge garden. Officials of Yangon City
Development Committee reported to the meeting on the
city development project including expansion and
extension of the city main highways, upgrading of
pavements and renovation and decoration of the city
roundabouts. Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and
Development Council Commander of Yangon Command, the
ministers and heads of department explained areas
where assistance will be rendered by their respective
bodies.
General Khin Nyunt gave suggestions, speaking of the
need to systematically launch the city development
drive and to implement housing projects in accord with
the set standards within the scheduled time.
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6. In accord with its dignity as new generation
organization
discharging national duties with might and main,
USDA's membership
strength increases significantly
Flag-hoisting ceremony and opening ceremony of Union
Hall to hail the 2002 Annual General Meeting of USDA
Yangon, 19 Nov - The flag-hoisting ceremony and the
opening ceremony of the Union Hall to hail the 2002
Annual General Meeting of the Union Solidarity and
Development Association were held in front of the
Union Hall of the Central Training School of the
association on 14 November morning and the 2002
preliminary meeting was held at the hall.
First, the flag-hoisting ceremony was held at 7 am.
Mandalay Division Coordinator of USDA Headquarters Daw
Hla Hla Aye acted as master of ceremonies, read out
the agenda and announced the ceremony open. Next, the
band troupes sang the songs. Dr Yuzana Khin Zaw, who
stood first in the 1993 Basic Education High School
Examination in the entire country and cut the ribbon
to put up the signboard of the USDA in 1993, hoisted
the State Flag. Ma Khaing Khaing Maw, who won the gold
medal in Wushu competition of the 14th Asian Games and
Naw Thitsa Moe Myint of Anisakan Basic Education High
School of PyinOoLwin Township, who stood first in the
science combination of the 2002 Matriculation
Examination in the entire nation, hoisted the Flags of
USDA.
Hmawby Township BEHS No 1 played the National Anthem.
Then, those present at the ceremony saluted the Union
Flag.Then, the opening of the Union Hall followed. Dr
Yuzana Khin Zaw, Ma Khaing Khaing Maw and Naw Thitsa
Moe Myint opened the Union Hall by cutting the ribbon.
Then, preliminary meeting of USDA Annual General
Meeting for 2002 was held at the Central Training
School at 7.35 am today. Member of the panel of
patrons of USDA Member of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Soe Win of the Ministry of
Defence, USDA Secretary-General U Than Aung, the
secretaries and executives, division/state USDA
secretaries and delegates, and invited outstanding
youths. The students of Dagon Township BEHS-1, Kamayut
Township BEHS-1 and Botahtaung Township BEHS-6 sang
the songs "Pyi Myanmar" and "Yathet-pan Pyihtaungsu"
and opened the meeting.
Lt-Gen Soe Win presided over the meeting and Executive
of Kawkareik District USDA Daw Nan Myat Su acted as
master of ceremonies. Then, Lt-Gen Soe Win made an
address. Lt-Gen Soe Win said it has been nine years
since the association was founded in 1993. The
national youths have been joining the USDA and
actively taking part in its noble national task. The
USDA members are the patriots, and the ones who wish
to consolidate the national unity, to see the rule of
law and regional peace and to preserve traditions and
culture. The USDA which places in the fore the
national interests and it is discharging the national
duties with the spirit to love the Union, to have
amity and unity among the national brethren and to
safeguard the sovereignty at the risk of their lives.
In accord with its dignity as a new generation
organization discharging the national duties with
might and main, its membership strength is increasing
significantly, with members from all works of life
taking part in the nation-building task. The USDA has
been training the new generation youths to have full
national conviction and to improve their
qualifications. The association's aim of launching
training programmes, with new generation youths as the
core, amounts to realizing its objectives promotion of
national prestige and integrity and vitalization of
nationalistic fervour. Thus, all the citizens will
have to strive to be able to defend the nation and to
uplift the national dignity.
At present, some countries of the world broke up unity
within a short period, and their people were facing a
lot of hardships. Thus, unity is the most important
thing for the Union of Myanmar. For Myanmar, the home
to various national races, it will have to safeguard
the Union and sovereignty and consolidate national
unity. Patron of USDA Head of State Senior General
Than Shwe gave guidance, saying, "Union Spirit is the
spirit of the national people to accept themselves as
the Myanmar regardless of their native place and
race." Lack of unity will lead the nation to fall into
the trap of the neo-colonialists. The national
brethren are always in unity in times of emergency,
and courageously ward off all dangers of the nation.
Living in all parts of the nation, the national people
are striving to create living conditions of equal
opportunities. All should be aware of the traitors
trying to destroy the nation in collusion with the
elements abroad.
In this era of globalization, every moment is
important for the nation. All should overcome
destructive acts in striving to develop the entire
nation including the border areas and rural areas for
the nation to keep abreast of the developed countries.
In her national development drive, the State is trying
to narrow the gap between the urban and the rural
areas. The nation-building task is easier said than
done. Unity, peace and strength is required for the
Myanmar society. Thus, priority has been given to
ensuring stability of the State, the rule of law and
national reconsolidation. The government is making
efforts day and night to increase the political,
economic and social strength of the nation to ensure a
better life for its people. It is the duty of every
citizen to strive for all-round development of the
nation. The national people will have to safeguard
their own land and territorial waters and to strive to
develop the nation. All the people of the Myanmar
including members of the sole national organization
should understand the motto "the strength of the
nation lies within".
Throughout history, Myanmar has relied on its own
strength. Thus, the nations is standing tall till now.
He said USDA members were born in the land and they
grew up on Myanma soil. So they must be loyal to the
State. They are to make efforts for emergence of a
modern developed nation while safeguarding the
already-achieved better conditions. It is the duty of
USDA members to establish all-round developed nation
from agricultural one. Only when they can make efforts
for development with greater momentum, will a modern
developed nation emerge and will the country stand on
its own feet. In doing so, rapid development of
knowledge and technology must be taken into
consideration. He urged new generation youths to catch
up with the development process to keep track of
advancing technology in marching towards a new nation.
He said every national development task is in the
interest of the people.
Construction of dams and embankments and efforts for
agricultural development are for promotion of life of
the farmers and food sufficiency for posterity. Water
supply, construction of roads and bridges, upgrading
basic education and health care service are for
raising the living conditions of rural people.
Establishment of industrial zones and workshops create
the basic foundation for modern industrialized nation
and job opportunities for the youths. In conclusion,
he urged the association to actively participate in
national development tasks gaining momentum, to make
field trips to rural regions for human resource
development, to overcome the crises with progressive
right outlooks, to safeguard the good traditions of
Panglong land based on patriotism with the Union
Spirit and to participate in the third short-term
Five-Year Project and rural development tasks in
accord with the future tasks of the State and to make
efforts to be a greater force of the State forever.
The preliminary meeting then adjourned. The
preliminary meeting resumed at 8.10 am. Member of the
Secretariat of the USDA U Khin Maung Thein presided
over the meeting and CEC members U Soe Tha and U Ohn
Myint as members of Panel of Chairmen.
Secretary-General of USDA U Than Aung reported on
works relating to the USDA Annual General Meeting
(2002).
The master of ceremonies announced the formation of
seven groups for holding of seminars on
organizational, administration, economic, social,
cultural, education matters, development of the Union
and Our Three Main National Causes and the
association's participation in thrifty measures and
number of delegates of states and divisions who will
take part in the group discussions. The preliminary
meeting came to an end at 8.40 am.
The preliminary seminars on organizational,
administration, economic, social, cultural, education
matters, development of the Union and Our Three Main
National Causes and the association's participation in
thrifty measures were held at the respective venues at
the central training school of USDA. The preliminary
seminar of the discussion on economic sector of
group-1 was held at lecture hall No 3-B. Member of the
Secretariat of the USDA U Thaung and CEC members U
Thein Nyunt and U Aung Thein Lin presided over the
seminar.
U Thaung explained matters relating to the preliminary
seminar. Then, 17 delegates were selected and assigned
duties to discuss matters pertaining to organizational
matters at the sector-wise seminars. The papers on
organizational sector were compiled. The preliminary
seminar of the discussion on administration sector of
group-2 was held at lecture hall No 3-A. CEC members U
Than Shwe, Thura U Aung Ko and U Maung Pa presided
over the seminar. U Than Shwe explained matters
relating to the preliminary seminar.
Then, 17 delegates were selected and assigned duties
to discuss matters pertaining to administration
matters at the sector-wise seminars on the second day
session of the USDA. The papers on administration
sector were compiled. The preliminary seminar of the
discussion on economic sector of group-3 was held at
the computer hall No 1. CEC members U Soe Tha, U Aung
Thaung, U Ohn Myint, U Pyi Sone, U Maung Maung Thein
and U Thein Zaw presided over the seminar. U Soe Tha
explained matters relating to the preliminary seminar.
Then, 17 delegates were selected and assigned duties
to discuss matters pertaining to economic matters at
the sector-wise seminars on the USDA second day
session.
The papers on economic sector were then compiled. The
preliminary seminar of the discussion on social and
cultural sector of group-4 was held at the computer
hall No 2. Member of the Secretariat U Ko Lay, CEC
members U Pan Aung, U Aung Khin and U Kyaw Hsan
presided over the meeting. U Ko Lay explained matters
relating to the preliminary seminar. Then, 17
delegates were selected and assigned duties to discuss
matters pertaining to social and cultural matters at
the sector-wise seminars on the second day session of
the USDA.
The papers on social and cultural sector were then
compiled. The preliminary seminar of the discussion on
education sector of group-5 was held at the computer
hall No 3. U Tin Hlaing, U Thein Sein and U Thaik Tun
presided over the meeting. U Tin Hlaing explained
matters relating to the preliminary seminar. Then, 17
delegates were selected and assigned duties to discuss
matters pertaining to education matters at the
sector-wise seminars on the second day session of the
USDA.
The papers on education sector were then compiled. The
preliminary seminar of the discussion on the
development of the Union and Our Three Main National
Causes sector of group-6 was held at the computer hall
No 4. Secretary-General U Than Aung and CEC members
Thura U Aye Myint and U Khin Maung presided over the
meeting. U Than Aung explained matters relating to the
preliminary seminar. Then, 17 delegates were selected
and assigned duties to discuss matters pertaining to
the development of the Union and Our Three Main
National Causes at the sector-wise seminars on the
second day session of the USDA.
The papers on that sector were then compiled. The
preliminary seminar of the discussion on the
association's participation in thrifty measures of
group-7 was held at the computer hall No 5. Member of
Secretariat U Tin Htut and CEC members U Thein Aung,
Thura U Myint Maung and U Kyaw Win presided over the
meeting. U Tin Htut explained matters relating to the
preliminary seminar. Then, 17 delegates were selected
and assigned duties to discuss matters pertaining to
the USDA's participation in thrifty measures at the
sector-wise seminars on the second day session.
Papers on that sector were then compiled. The first
day session of the USDA Annual General Meeting (2002)
was held on 15-11-2002.
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7. Outstanding youth delegation makes study tour of
Yangon
Yangon, 19 Nov - The outstanding youth delegation, led
by Vice- Principal of the Central Training School of
the USDA Maj Aung Swe and officials, including
students who passed the 2002 Matriculation Examination
with the positions from one to ten in the entire
nation, students who stood first positions in
respective states and divisions, outstanding members
of Auxiliary Fire Brigade and Red Cross Society,
outstanding trainees of the new generation navigation
course and aviation course, the person who won first
prize in the extempore talks (central level) held in
commemoration of the 57th Anniversary Armed Forces
Day, those who had won five gold medals and above in
the Myanma Traditional Cultural Performing Arts
Competitions, the person who got six distinctions in
1993 BEHS Examination, prize winners of ASEAN Quiz
Contest, gold, silver and bronze medalists of the 14th
Asain Games on 16 November visited Lawka Chantha
Abhayalabha Muni Buddha Image, Shwedagon Pagoda,
Myanma Radio & Television and the Drugs Elimination
Museum.
On arrival at Lawka Chantha Abhayalabha Muni Buddha
Image on Mindham-ma Hill in Insein Township, members
of the pagoda board of trustees conducted the
delegation round it. They then paid homage to the
Buddha Image and made cash donations. The delegation
then viewed Yaza Gaha Thiri Pissaya Gaza Yaza White
Elephant and Theingi Mala Yadana White Elephant at the
white elephant garden. Director-General of the Forest
Department U Shwe Kyaw and Director of Zoological
Gardens Department U Myint Swe explained facts about
the white elephants. Then, the delegation members
proceeded to MRTV where they were welcomed by MRTV
Director-General U Khin Maung Htay and officials.
They then explained the delegation facts about the
MRTV with the help of video tapes. Later, the
delegation went to the Drug Elimination Museum.
Director of the museum Police Col Hse Maung and
officials conducted them round the museum.
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