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[myanmar_information] The New Light of Myanmar (Tuesday December 17, 2002)
The New Light of Myanmar (Tuesday December 17, 2002)
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1. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations
to Bhutan
2. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye meets departmental
officials, inspects Myainggalay Cement Plant
3. Secretary-1 attends opening ceremony of
Third Traditional
Medicine and Medical Equipment Exhibition
4. Dinner hosted in honour of delegates to Third
Myanma Traditional Medicine
Practitioners' Conference
5. Minister inspects construction tasks
in Ayeyawady Division
6. Photographical Technician Course opened
7. Minister inspects cooperative works
in Hlegu Township
8. Minister inspects poultry farms in Hlegu
9. Basic Printing Course opens
10.Improvement of river systems in
Shan State (North) inspected
11.Paper reading session of Traditional
Medicine Practitioners' Conference continues
12.All-round renovation of Sule Pagoda coordinated
13.Cash donation presentation ceremony held
14.Trade Fair 2002 of Myanmar-China Border Trade
opened
16.70 acres of poppy fields destroyed
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1. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations to
Bhutan
Yangon, 17 Dec - On the occasion of the National Day
of Bhutan which falls on 17 December 2002, 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 Majesty Jigme Singye
Wangchuck, King of Bhutan.
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2. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye meets departmental
officials, inspects Myainggalay Cement Plant
Growing of rice must be extended to ensure local rice
sufficiency
Yangon, 16 Dec - State Peace and Development Council
Vice-Chairman Defence Services Deputy
Commander-in-Chief Commander-in-Chief (Army)
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye left Mawlamyine for
Kya-in-Seikkyi in Kayin State on 14 December by
helicopter.
Then, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye met Tatmadawmen
from regiments and units and their families at the
hall of local battalion in Kya-in-Seikkyi. After
making a speech, he cordially greeted them.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party arrived at
Zami hall and met departmental officials there.
Township Peace and Development Council Chairman U Thet
Naing Oo reported to Vice-Senior General Maung Aye on
agriculture, education, health and economic conditions
of the township. Kayin State Peace and Development
Council Chairman Col Cho Tun Aung presented a
supplementary report.
After hearing the reports, Vice-Senior General Maung
Aye spoke of the need to make efforts for achieving
sufficiency of rice in the region as well as other
regions by setting targets, to grow perennial crops
suitable to the weather of the region on commercial
scale, to make efforts for ensuring prevalence of law
and order in the region, to ensure enrolment of
school-going age children, to render assistance to the
students for pursuing higher education, to promote
health care activities for the public and to strive
for the township to be a developing township in Kayin
State.
In the afternoon, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and
party arrived by helicopter at Nabu region in
Kawkareik Township where Brig-Gen Khin Maung Soe of
Kawkareik Station, Tactical Operations Commander Col
Thaung Zin, officials and their families welcomed
them.
At the hall there, Brig-Gen Khin Maung Soe reported to
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye on development tasks for
the Nabu region. After leaving necessary instructions
there, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye proceeded to Nabu
Basic Education High School where he inspected
construction of new school building and heard reports
by Schoolhead Daw Naw Ohn Myint and teachers. He also
met Tatmadawmen in the region and gave necessary
instructions.
Afterwards, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party
arrived at Hpa-an where No 22 LID Officiating Tactical
Operations Commander Lt-Col Kyaw Soe, Kayin State
Peace and Development Council Secretary Lt-Col Kyaw
Win Maung and officials welcomed them.
Yesterday morning, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye paid
respects to Presiding Sayadaw of Mebaung Kyaungtaik in
Hpa-an State Ovadacariya Abhidhaja Maha Rattha Guru
Bhaddanta Indriya and presented offertories. Then, he
inspected development of Hpa-an.
Next, the ministers, who accompanied Vice-Senior
General Maung Aye, met members of Kayin State Peace
and Development Council, state level departmental
officials, Hpa-an District and Township Peace and
Development Council chairmen and members,
district/township level departmental officials,
members of the Union Solidarity and Development
Association and social organizations at the hall of No
22 LID.
On the occasion, Myanma Agriculture Service Kayin
State Manager U Kyaw Thein briefed Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye on agriculture tasks, the Irrigation
Department Director U Tin San on land reclamation and
digging of drainages in the region.
Minister for Agriculture and Irrigation Maj-Gen Nyunt
Tin explained matters related to development of
agriculture sector in Kayin State, Minister for
National Planning and Economic Development U Soe Tha
on development of economic sector of the State,
contribution of Kayin State in the economic sector of
the State and arrangements for development of Kayin
State.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye heard reports by Kayin
State Peace and Development Council Chairman Col Cho
Tun Aung on population of the Kayin State, rainfall,
area of land in the state and sown acreage, growing of
monsoon and summer paddy, oil crops, production of
rice, land reclamation, digging of drainages in
Mebaung and Naunglon Creek regions, implementation of
tasks and targets for 2002-2003.
In his speech, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye said at a
time when all-out efforts are being made for the
country to develop, it is important for Kayin State to
develop like other states and divisions
simultaneously. As Kayin State is rich in land and
water resources, concerted efforts are to be made for
development of agriculture sector and growing of rice
must be extended to ensure local rice sufficiency.
Seasonal crops as well as other crops such as coffee
and pepper are to be grown on a commercial scale.
Moreover, livestock breeding tasks are to be carried
out jointly with agriculture tasks so that all regions
in Kayin State will develop rapidly, he pointed out.
Continuous and correct observations are to be made for
progress of per capita income, education and health
sectors and endeavors are to be made for simultaneous
development in all regions. The State has laid down
and implemented plans for equitable development of all
regions in the country, and Kayin State is to
implement development projects relating to the 24
development regions and rural development tasks
harmoniously.
The objective of the state is to bring about
harmonious and equitable development across the
nation, to narrow the gap between rural and urban
areas and bring about development of rural areas where
the majority of people reside, and enhance the living
standard of national brethren at border areas. The
government wants all the regions to develop equally.
All national races living through thick and thin in
various parts of the Union including Kayin State are
brethren.
The Government has laid down plans and taken steps for
development of all parts of the nation, where all
national races reside. Accordingly, all will have to
make concerted and collective efforts for successful
implementation of the project.
Furthermore, while making sustained and relentless
efforts for regional and national development, peace
and tranquillity in the region is required. Only when
there is peace and tranquillity in the region will
efforts for development of economic, education, health
and transport sectors be carried out.
Thus, to forge peace and tranquillity in the whole
Kayin State, concerted efforts need to be made to see
that the remaining armed groups to return to the legal
fold and bring an end to armed insurgency.
Then, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye greeted those
present at the ceremony. Next, Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye and party arrived at the 4,000-ton cement
plant in Myainggalay, Hpa-an Township at 11.30 am and
inspected the plant.
Then, they inspected storage of raw materials for
cement bags and production process of cement bags.
Member of the State Peace and Development Council
Quartermaster-General Lt-Gen Thiha Thura Tin Aung
Myint Oo reported on the salient points of the
production process.
Afterwards, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party
inspected functions of the plant and putting the
cement into the bags. They then viewed round the
central control room of the plant.
The cement plant produced and distributed cement on
commercial scale beginning 1 November 2001.
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party arrived in
Papun by helicopter in the afternoon. They were
welcomed there by Tactical Operations Commander Col
Khin Kyu and officials.
After that, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye met with
Tatmadawmen and their families of battalions and units
at the hall of the local battalion, and gave
instructions. Meanwhile the ministers, who accompanied
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye, met with departmental
officials of Papun Township, members of the Union
Solidarity and Development Association and social
organizations at Moe Hein Hall.
Chairman of Papun Township Peace and Development
Council U Min Swe and officials reported on work being
carried out for development of the township and
requirements to be attended to. The ministers
fulfilled the requirements.
Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye made a speech. He
said that the Government has been fulfilling the
requirements for development of the regions, where
there is less development like Papun. Local people and
departmental personnel will have to make collective
efforts for regional development.
Efforts for regional development could have been made
with added momentum if there is no armed insurgency in
the region, and all are to make efforts in harmony to
bring about peace and tranquillity in the region.
Then, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye greeted those
present at the ceremony. Next, Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye and party viewed round Papun. They then
inspected Papun Basic Education High School and
greeted the headmaster and teachers. Vice-Senior
General Maung Aye and party then arrived at
Hsandawshin Kyaikhtiyoe Pagoda in Kyaikhto Township by
helicopter at 3.30 pm. They offered flowers and lights
to the pagoda. They then offered Shwethingan to the
pagoda.
Afterwards, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye presented
cash towards the funds of the pagoda and in the
visitors' book. Then, members of the Pagoda Board of
Trustees presented a picture of the pagoda to Vice-
Senior General Maung Aye. Then, Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye greeted the pilgrims. Then, they left the
pagoda by helicopter and arrived back here in the
evening.
Member of the State Peace and Development Council
Lt-Gen Maung Bo of the Ministry of Defence, who
accompanied Vice-Senior General Maung Aye, together
with Director-General of Health Department Dr Wan
Maung inspected Hpa-an General Hospital and spoke
words of encouragement to the patients on 14 December.
Then, Lt-Gen Maung Bo met with Kayin State Health
Officer Dr Myo Lwin and Medical Superintendent Dr Kyaw
Oo and hospital staff at the meeting hall of the
hospital and attended to the needs.
Likewise, member of the State Peace and Development
Council Chairman of Central Organizing Committee of
Myanmar War Veterans Organization Adjutant-General
Lt-Gen Thein Sein together with Vice-Chairman of the
committee Minister for Construction Maj-Gen Saw Tun
met with members of state, district and township WVOs
at the meeting hall of Kayin State Peace and
Development Council in Hpa-an on 14 December.
At the meeting, Adjutant-General Lt-Gen Thein Sein
urged the WVO members to make sustained and relentless
efforts in nation-building endeavours and try their
utmost to become qualified ones on whom the people can
rely. Then, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye cordially
greeted the WVO members.
Secretary-General of the Union Solidarity and
Development Association U Than Aung, Secretariat
members U Aung Phone and U Thaung, and CEC members U
Soe Tha and Brig-Gen Ohn Myint met with secretaries,
executives and members of Kayin State, Hpa-an District
and Township USDAs at the meeting hall of No 22 LID in
Hpa-an on 14 December and gave instructions.
While staying in Kya-in-Seikkyi, Secretary-General U
Than Aung and Secretariat member U Aung Phone met with
the secretary, executives and USDA members and gave
instructions.
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3. Secretary-1 attends opening ceremony of Third
Traditional
Medicine and Medical Equipment Exhibition
Yangon, 16 Dec - The Third Traditional Medicine and
Medical Equipment Exhibition, organized by Traditional
Medicine Department of the Ministry of Health, was
opened at Tatmadaw Convention Hall on U Wisara Road
this morning, attended by Chairman of National Health
Committee Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt.
Member of the Traditional Medicine Council Chairman of
Myanmar Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association
Sayagyi U Nyan Lwin, council members Sayagyi U Aung Si
and Sayagyi U Soe Hlaing formally opened the
exhibition.
Then, the Secretary-1 and party and the guests viewed
the booths at the exhibition.
Altogether 136 booths including booths of Traditional
Medicine Department, Traditional Medicine Research
Unit and Myanmar Traditional Medicine Practitioners
Association, the medical research booth of Medical
Research Department (Lower Myanmar), booths of the
Ministry of Forestry, the Ministry of Industry-1, the
Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, booths of
private traditional medicine producers and
entrepreneurs and machines for producing modern
traditional medicines were displayed at the
exhibition.
Kinds of natural forest and herbal plants in Myanmar,
undertakings related to the medicinal plants by Forest
Department and facts about Hsaytaunggyi in Ye
Township, Mon State, were shown at the booth of the
Ministry of Forestry. Likewise, Myanma medicinal
plants, rare traditional medicinal herbs and
production process of Myinkhwa essence (Hydrocotyle
asiatica) were also exhibited at the Ministry of
Industry-1 booth. The facts about medicinal plants
included in the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation
booth. Similarly, educative talks on health care
services, various kinds of traditional medicine
courses in states and divisions, projects of the
traditional medicine research unit, samples of dried
herbal plants to be used in curing the six diseases,
identification and storage of the herbal plants were
displayed at the Traditional Medicine Department
booth. The booth on the aims and organizational set-up
of the Myanmar Traditional Medicine Practitioners
Association is also included in the exhibition. At the
traditional medicine research booth, research works,
packs of traditional medicine and works of the
laboratory, test of traditional TB medicine on the
patients and other medicine and medicinal research
works were shown.
The raw materials of traditional medicine and culture
of bacteria included in the Medical Research
Department (Lower Myanmar). The exhibition will be
kept open for the public free of charge from 9 am to 6
pm daily up to 26 December.
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4. Dinner hosted in honour of delegates to Third
Myanma Traditional Medicine Practitioners'
Conference
Yangon, 16 Dec - Chairman of National Health Committee
Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council
General Khin Nyunt hosted a dinner in honour of the
delegates to the Third Myanma Traditional Medicine
Practitioners' Conference at Mya Yeik Nyo Royal Hotel
in Bahan Township at 6.30 pm today.
Before and during the dinner, A-1 Soe Myint modern
music troupe entertained the audience with modern
music. After the dinner, the Secretary-1 cordially met
with the delegates of states and divisions.
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5. Minister inspects construction tasks in Ayeyawady
Division
Yangon, 16 Dec - Minister for Construction Maj-Gen Saw
Tun left Yangon by car on an inspection tour of
Twantay-Dalla-Kungyangon-Dedaye road this morning. The
Yangon Division Superintending Engineer and the Yangon
South District Senior Engineer reported on tasks being
carried out on Twantay-Dalla-Kungyangon road in the
open season. At the Kungyangon Township Engineer's
Office, the District Senior Engineer reported on
progress of construction work of the road. The
minister gave instructions on repaving tasks, road
construction, supervision tasks to meet the set
standard.
Then, the minister and party inspected the
Kungyangon-Dedaye road. Next, they arrived at
Ayeyawady Bridge (Dedaye) construction project. Deputy
Superintending Engineer U Khin Maung Win reported on
construction tasks and progress of work. Then, the
minister gave necessary instructions. Afterwards, the
minister and party inspected paving of the tarmac on
the approach road, construction of the pedestrian
lanes, building of the approach bridge and the main
bridge and the archways.
Ayeyawady Bridge (Dedaye), being built by the Bridge
Construction Special Group-8, is 4,088.3 feet long.
The upper structure of the bridge will be built of
steel frame; the approach bridge is of reinforced
concrete, reinforced concrete bore piles and piles.
The bridge will have 28 feet wide motorway and six
feet wide pedestrian lane on either side. The bridge
will have 350 feet wide and 36 feet high clearance.
The bridge can withstand 60-ton loads.
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6. Photographical Technician Course opened
Yangon, 16 Dec - A ceremony to open the photographical
technician course of Information and Public Relations
Department of Ministry of Information was held at the
training hall of News and Periodicals Enterprise on
Pansodan Street at 1 pm today.
Minister for Information Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan delivered
an opening speech on the occasion. He said the course
conducted with three objectives is important not only
for the trainees but for IPRD and the ministry. The
three objectives are to promote the photographical
knowledge and make a plan for the future, to develop
mental ability and efficiency of the trainees and to
realize the objectives of the department and the
ministry. He instructed the trainers and officials to
try their best for the successful realization of the
objectives of the course and urged the trainees to try
to make a thorough study of the lectures. Altogether
60 trainees of district and township IPRDs are
attending the two-week course.
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7. Minister inspects cooperative works in Hlegu
Township
Yangon, 16 Dec - Minister for Cooperatives Lt-Gen Tin
Ngwe and arrived at Phaunggyi Central Cooperative
College in Hlegu Township yesterday. Director-General
of Cooperative Department and Chairman of Hlegu
Township Peace and Development Council reported on
measures for development of Natsin-in Village.
The minister gave instructions on supervision of rural
development, establishment of model village and
requirements. The minister and party inspected the
plots, models of houses and drainage system. The
minister proceeded to cooperative agricultural
development camp and met 19 villagers who got new
plots. The minister and party then went to Mazin
Industrial Cooperative Society in Bago where officials
reported on undertakings and functions of the society.
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8. Minister inspects poultry farms in Hlegu
Yangon, 16 Dec - Minister for Livestock and Fisheries
Brig-Gen Maung Maung Thein yesterday inspected broiler
farm and vegetable plantation in the Farm Camp in
Ngasutaung in Hlegu Township and gave necessary
instructions. He also inspected layer and duck farms
in Ngasutaung and gave instructions on timely
distribution to the markets.
The minister and party went to poultry farm in
Pyinmapin in Mingaladon Township and gave necessary
instructions. He also attended to the needs on
construction of feedstuff factory, and farming of
broilers and layers in states and divisions.
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9. Basic Printing Course opens
Yangon, 16 Dec - The opening ceremony of Basic
Printing Course (3/2002) GTC Printing Factory of the
Printing and Publishing Enterprise of the Ministry of
Information was held at the printing house in Insein
Township this morning. Minister for Information
Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan attended the ceremony.
Deputy Minister for Information Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan
made an address. He said that if the tasks carry out
by combining good morale and skillful, success will be
achieved. Therefore, trainees are need to be trained
to become skillful staff but also lifting up of their
morale, he added. He also urged the trainees to try
hard in accord with the aims of the course and to
observe the modern printing technics to make efforts
for discharging duties after the course. Altogether 22
trainees of the News and Periodicals Enterprise and
Ministry of Defence are attending the eight-week
course.
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10. Improvement of river systems in
Shan State (North) inspected
Yangon, 16 Dec - Minister for Transport Maj-Gen Hla
Myint Swe, on 14 December went to Mognkoe in Muse
District in Shan State (North) and inspected the flow
of Mongkoe Creek which is on the China-Myanmar border.
The officials concerned reported to the minister on
the construction of retaining wall to prevent Mongkoe
Creek from erosion and progress of works to change the
current.
The minister and party inspected progress of the
construction of retaining wall which is 200 feet long
and constructed by the DWRIRS at the Nantyan Creek in
Kyugok (Pangsang).
In the afternoon, they went to Naungtain Jetty in
Namhkam and inspected the ferries. They then inspected
the construction of retaining wall at the Shwele River
near Hosaung Village, Muse Township, to prevent the
border post No (84-2) and farmlands from erosion and
left necessary instructions.
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11. Paper reading session of Traditional
Medicine Practitioners' Conference continues
Yangon, 16 Dec - The paper reading session of The
Third Myanmar Traditional Medicine Practitioners'
Conference continued for the third day at the
Pyidaungsu Hall in Kyaikkasan Grounds this afternoon.
Present were Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein.
Myanmar traditional medicine practitioners submitted
eight papers on therapy, potency of medicinal plants
and knowledge about traditional medicines.
Director-General of Medical Science Department Dr
Maung Maung Wint presided over the first session with
members of Panel of Chairmen Physicians U Soe Hlaing
and U Aung Si. Traditional medicine practitioner U Ba
Than of Pale Township, U Nyan Tun of Mandalay, Daw Lay
Myint of Yangon and Director of Traditional Medicine
Department Dr Daw Myat Myat Ohn Khin submitted the
papers.
Director-General of Traditional Medicine Department
Prof Dr Thein Swe presided over the second session
with members of Panel of Chairmen Physicians U Nyan
Tun and U Soe Hlaing. Lt-Col Lwin Ko of Defence
Services General Hospital in Meiktila, U Maung Nyan of
Yangon, U Mann Chit of Kalay and U Ko Ko Lay of Hpa-an
submitted the papers. The delegates then took part in
the discussions. After the discussions the minister,
the deputy minister and physicians observed Myanma
traditional medicinal plants, leaves and roots. The
paper reading session continues tomorrow.
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12. All-round renovation of Sule Pagoda coordinated
Yangon, 16 Dec - A work coordination meeting on
all-round renovation of Sule Pagoda's eastern and
northern stairways was held at the office of the
pogada board of trustees this morning, attended by
Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and Development
Council Commander of Yangon Command Maj-Gen Myint Swe.
Brig-Gen Myo Myint reported on Myanmar traditional
handicrafts, and Myanmar handicraft master U Tin Ohn
and party on wood and cement works. After hearing the
reports, the commander gave instructions and inspected
the repair of the eastern stairways. He also paid the
pagoda and attended to the requirements.
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13. Cash donation presentation ceremony held
Yangon, 16 Dec - A ceremony to present K 2 million
cash donation to the Ministry of Social Welfare,
Relief and Resettlement by the wellwisher of Jofukuin
Temple Manihoto Koyasan Japan was held at the training
school for the girls of Social Welfare Department on
Maykha Street in Mayangon Township this evening.
First wellwisher Mr Z-Naka Shita of Jofukuin Temple
Manihoto Koyasan Japan explained the purpose of the
donation and presented cash doanation K 2 million.
Minister Maj-Gen Sein Htwa accepted the donation and
presented certificate of honour to the wellwisher and
spoke words of thanks.
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14. Trade Fair 2002 of Myanmar-China Border Trade
opened
Yangon, 16 Dec - Minister for Commerce Brig-Gen Pyi
Sone attended the opening of Myanmar-China Border
Trade Fair-2002 in Muse in northern Shan State
yesterday.
Also present on the occasion were Vice-Secretary of
Yunnan Province of the People's Republic of China Mr
Shao Qi Wei, members of the central committee for the
holding of the trade fair, officials of the respective
work committees, provincial heads of China, local
authorities, businessmen of the two countries, members
of social organizations and others.
Director-General of the Border Trade Department U Nay
Win and Deputy Director-General of the Bureau of
Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of Yunnan
Province of China Mr Li Jia Shou formally opened the
trade fair. Then, Brig-Gen Pyi Sone made an opening
speech and Mr Shao Qi Wei extended greetings. Next,
vocalists sang songs in Myanmar as well as in Chinese
to mark the trade fair. After the entertainment of
"Kyaukse elephant dance", the opening ceremony came to
an end. Following the opening ceremony, the minister
and guests viewed round the trade fairs, which will be
held from 15 to 19 December. On display in 250 booths
at the trade fair are gems and jewels, agricultural
produce, finished wood, marine products, medicines,
consumer goods, and cosmetics.
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15. Danger of Drugs and Drug Addicts Treatment Course
opened
Yangon, 16 Dec - The Danger of Narcotic Drugs and Drug
Addicts Treatment Multiplier Course of Yangon East
District was opened at the office of Yangon East
District Peace and Development Council in Thingangyun
Township this morning.
Physicians and officials gave educative talks on the
danger of narcotic drugs and treatment of drug addicts
and measures for making the 15-year narcotic drug plan
a success. Present were district-level departmental
officials, local authorities of 14 townships and
officials of NGOs.
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16. 70 acres of poppy fields destroyed
Yangon, 16 Dec A combined team comprising Tatmadawmen
of local battalion, members of the Military
Intelligence, Hopang Special Anti-drug Squad, members
of Shan State (North) Special region-2, departmental
officials and local people on 25 and 27 November
destroyed 70 acres of poppy fields around Htuhtutaw
Village in Hopang Township, Shan State (North).
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