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[myanmar_information] The New Light of Myanmar ( June 10, 2003)
The New Light of Myanmar ( June 10, 2003)
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1. Chairman of State Peace and Development
Council Senior General Than Shwe sends message
of felicitations to President of Portuguese
2. Emergence of qualified students for Master's
Degree and B.Tech reflects good foundations
for emergence of highly qualified human
resources in border areas
3. Secretary-1 inspects 12-storey building of
Maha Bandoola Complex, upgrading
of Strand Road
4. Youth reproductive health workshop opened
5. Cash donations handed over to patients of
Psychiatric Hospital
6. Primary dental & oral health care service
opened in Taninthayi
7. Third ASEAN-Japan meeting concludes
8. Minister receives Japanese film director
9. ASEAN delegates arrive
10. VOV delegation visits Drug Elimination Museum
11. Singapore beat Thailand in U-18 ASEAN soccer
12. Myanmar elected as member of UN Commission
on Narcotic Drugs Minister addresses CCDAC
Meeting 2/2003
13. 296 grams of heroin seized in Bhamo
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1. Chairman of State Peace and Development Council
Senior General Than Shwe sends message of
felicitations to President of Portuguese
Yangon, 10 June - 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 Jorge Fernando Branco de Sampaio,
President of the Portuguese Republic, on the occasion
of the National Day of the Portuguese Republic which
falls on 10th June 2003.
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2. Emergence of qualified students for Master's Degree
and B.Tech reflects good foundations for emergence of
highly qualified human resources in border areas
Yangon, 9 June - Chairman of the Work Committee for
Development of Border Areas and National Races
Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council
General Khin Nyunt met with arts and science degree
holder students and AGTI diploma holder students of
Nationalities Youth Resource Development Degree
Colleges (Yangon, Mandalay) under the Ministry of
Progress of Border Areas and National Races and
Development Affairs at Diamond Jubilee Hall on Pyay
Road at 11.00 am today and gave necessary
instructions.
In his address, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt said
that the government has now been making all-out
efforts for enabling the nation and its people to keep
abreast with the world nations, especially for
development of border areas improvement of the living
standard of the national races residing in the border
areas.
At such a time, the emergence of arts and science
degree holders and AGTI diploma holders from the
Nationalities Youth Resource Development Degree
Colleges (Yangon, Mandalay) at which the national
races of border areas are taught the higher education
is the good results and good foundations resulting
from the genuine goodwill of the government towards
the border areas and national races, he noted. The
national race youths who are graduates from the degree
colleges also are to make strenuous efforts for
development of own regions and for realization of the
national objectives while discharging duties in their
regions, he stressed.
The Union of Myanmar is home to over one hundred
national races who have been living in the union
through thick and thin keeping nests and eggs intact
for years countable by the thousand. In spite of many
national races, they have been living in the Union in
weal and woe like a family. So,it can be said that it
is the Union in which national people should take
pride.
The Union where the national races live in unity and
amity was fallen under servitude of a foreign nation
and subjected to divide-and-rule policy for over one
hundred years. As a result, there were suspicions and
differences among the national races, leaving the
Union to lag behind in development. They are historic
lessons to be drawn for the future.
When the nation regained independence the national
unity was jeopardised due to the driving of a wedge by
the colonialists, power struggle in the time of
parliament and differences in ideology and racialism.
The people in border areas had to live in a terrible
state in the absence of peace and tranquillity for
over 40 years. This being so, the border areas lagged
behind in development, leading to lowering the living
standard of the people. They are real historic events
to be drawn as lessons.
In the time of the State Peace and Development
Council, the national unity has been forged drawing
the lessons from the past. Therefore, peace and
tranquillity prevails in border areas, and progress
has been made with added momentum there owning to
concerted efforts of the government, the national race
leaders and local people.
The national races in border areas have witnessed the
differences between the condition in which the people
had to live in a terrible state for over 40 years and
the condition in which own region and own race are
making progress due to collective and concerted
efforts during the period of over ten years, he said.
The government has been striving for all-round
development of border areas after forming the Central
Committee for Development of Border Areas and National
Races headed by Head of State Senior General Than Shwe
and is carrying out development tasks for border areas
and national races for the first time during the
period of about 150 years. Systematic plans were laid
down and are being implemented for development of
education, health and social foundations in border
regions to ensure better transport and economic
development of the national races.
In striving for border areas development, priority is
being given to development of local people who lacked
knowledge and had lower educational foundations in
successive eras. At the same time, the government has
been placing emphasis on implementing the education
promotion programmes to enable the local people to
have knowledge and education.
As priority is being given to development of education
sector, the government has spent over K 3,195 million
on education sector of border areas under the border
areas and national races development project from 1989
to date.
Therefore, 627 primary schools, 61 middle schools and
62 high schools were opened in border areas and over
58,000 primary school students, over 25,000 middle
school students and over 4,000 high school students
are pursuing education at those education facilities.
In addition, summer Three Rs courses are also
conducted in border areas, helping 28,000 local people
become literate up to 2002.
With a view to producing talent and qualified national
race youths in border areas, 17 national race youth
development training schools and 6 domestic science
schools have been opened. The national race youths are
being trained at those schools and arrangements are
being made for opening of six more national race youth
development training schools in the border areas.
At the same time, two Nationalities Youth Resource
Development Degree Colleges have been opened in Yangon
and Mandalay in accord with the guidance of Head of
State Senior General Than Shwe to enable the national
race youths to pursue the higher education.
The emergence of 120 degree and diploma holders-32
arts and science degree holders and 14 AGTI diploma
holders from Nationalities Youth Resource Development
Degree College (Yangon) and 55 arts and science degree
holders and 19 AGTI diploma holders from Nationalities
Youth Resource Development Degree College (Mandalay)
is the fruitful results of goodwill of Head of State
Senior General Than Shwe towards the national races.
The emergence of 29 persons who are qualified for
Master Degree out of arts and science degree holders
and 20 persons who are qualified for B.Tech out of
AGTI diploma holders reflects the good foundations to
ensure the emergence of highly qualified human
resources in border areas.
The national races who are graduate from the colleges
today will be assigned duties at border areas. This
being so, they are called on to strive for development
of own regions and own races while discharging duties
in accord with the national objectives.
They are also urged to make earnest efforts for
national and regional development as well as
development of socio-economic life of local people
with the prevalence of peace and tranquillity in the
region while striving for development of own regions
and own races.
He said the graduated trainees are to practically
implement the tasks on construction of roads and
bridges, agriculture and livestock breeding, community
peace and tranquillity and prevalence of law and order
and uplift of living standard of local people in the
respective regions. By doing so, all border areas will
develop harmoniously, he said.
Only when equitable development can be made in the
Union and other parts of the country, will the entire
nation develop harmoniously. Only when the living
standard of national people improves in all sectors
will internal force be strong. With high education,
wisdom and knowledge of the people, they can realize
instigations and persuasion from outside, national
solidarity will be consolidated and the Union will
become perpetual, he said.
The Secretary-1 said making efforts for development of
border areas and promoting education, health, economic
and social foundations of national people means
building of basic foundations for perpetuation of the
Union. With this conviction, the graduated trainees
are to dutifully discharge regional development tasks
assigned by the State, he stressed.
He urged them to constantly strive for propagation of
national solidarity spirit and the Union Spirit that
tied the Union firmly in the border areas.
In conclusion, he urged them to successfully implement
the border area development projects being undertaken
by the government at the respective regions, applying
the knowledge gained at the college, to safeguard fine
traditions of the colleges as good organizers, to make
efforts to propagate national solidarity spirit and
the Union Spirit among the people for perpetuation of
the Union, to strive for improvement of living
standard of the national people in border areas.
He wished the graduated trainees success throughout
their life and successful implementation of the tasks
of the State.
Next, the Secretary-1 presented prizes and
certificates to Kayin national Mahn Han Win Latt (a)
Maung Han Win Latt who won outstanding award in arts
for 2002-2003 academic year; Thet national Maung Yin
Maung who won outstanding award in science and Intha
national Maung Zaw Nyi Lin who won the outstanding
award in engineering course of Yangon Nationalities
Youth Resource Development Degree College; Pa-O
national Maung Pe Aung who won outstanding award in
arts.
Pa-O national Maung Ohn Maung who won outstanding
award in science and Mon national Maung Hlaing Win
Maung who won outstanding award in engineering course
for 2002-2003 academic year of Mandalay Nationalities
Youth Resource Development Degree College.
After the ceremony, the Secretary-1 and party had
photo taken together with arts and science graduates
of the colleges and the students who got AGTI diploma.
The students graduated from Yangon and Mandalay
NYRDDCs are Kokang, Kachin, Kayah, Kayan, Kayin, Sami,
Chin, Danu, Naga, Palaung, Pa-O, Mon, Myaungzi,
Rakhine, Shan, Lahu, Wa, Thet, Akhar and Intha.
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3. Secretary-1 inspects 12-storey building of Maha
Bandoola Complex, upgrading of Strand Road
Yangon, 9 June - Chairman of the City Housing Project
Supervisory Committee Secretary-1 of the State Peace
and Development Council General Khin Nyunt arrived at
the No 4 12-storey building of Maha Bandoola Complex,
jointly built by Department of Human Settlement and
Housing Development and Salomon Myanmar Co Ltd near
Maha Bandoola Bridge in Pazundaung Township at 2 pm
today.
The Secretary-1 inspected No 4 12-storey building of
Maha Bandoola Complex. Director-General U Arnt Kyaw
and Managing Director U Maung Maung Ohn reported on
construction of the building.
Next, the Secretary-1 arrived at No 6 Jetty of
Botahtaung Wharf where sanitation and upgrading tasks
will be carried out. The Secretary-1 was welcomed
there by Minister for Transport Maj-Gen Hla Myint Swe,
Deputy Minister U Pe Than and officials.
Deputy Minister U Pe Than reported to the Secretary-1
on arrangements for upgrading of Botahtaung Wharf and
keeping it clean and pleasant. The Secretary-1 gave
necessary instructions.
The General inspected extension of six-lane Strand
Road in Botahtaung and Pabedan Townships and
renovation of parks.
On arrival at Wadan Jetty, Deputy Minister U Pe Than
reported on extension of six-lane Strand Road from
Landsdown in Botahtaung Township to Hsinmalaik Market
in Kamayut Township, repair of platforms, planting of
shade trees and Head of Engineering Department
(Road/Bridge) U Bo Htay of YCDC on construction of the
bus terminal. Minister Maj-Gen Hla Myint Swe and
Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe made supplementary
reports. The General gave necessary instructions.
Then, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt inspected
sanitation and greening of Wadan Jetty and upgrading
tasks.
The Secretary-1 then inspected the bus terminal being
built by YCDC near Thiri Mingala Market in Kyimyindine
Township and gave necessary instructions.
Afterwards, the Secretary-1 and party inspected
arrangements for building the bus terminal in the coal
stockpiling area at the port in Kyimyindine Township.
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4. Youth reproductive health workshop opened
Yangon, 9 June - Hailing the activity to mark the
World Population Day which falls on 11 July 2003, the
youth reproductive health workshop, co-organized by
UNFPA and Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare
Association, was held at the hall of MMCWA in South
Okkalapa Township this morning.
President of MMCWA Dr Daw Khin Win Shwe and UNFPA
Resident Representative Mr Najib M Assifi gave
speeches. Then, youths of MMCWA sang the song to mark
the World Population Day.
After the opening ceremony, the workshop followed.
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5. Cash donations handed over to patients of
Psychiatric Hospital
Yangon, 9 June - A ceremony to present K 1 million
donated by wellwishers to patients undergoing
treatment at the Psychiatric Hospital (Yangon) to
Chairman of the National Health Committee Secretary-1
of the State Peace and Development Council General
Khin Nyunt took place at the hospital in Dagon Myothit
(East) Township here this afternoon.
Lt-Col Pe Nyein handed over K 1 million to Dr Zaw Sein
Lwin, who accepted the donation on behalf of the
Secretary-1. Later, Dr Zaw Sein Lwin spoke words of
thanks.
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6. Primary dental & oral health care service opened in
Taninthayi
Yangon, 9 June - The township level multiplier course
for primary dental and oral health care service of
rural people was opened at Basic Education High School
in Taninthayi Township on 30 May morning.
Chairman of Tanin-thayi Township Peace and Development
Council U Aye Lwin gave a speech and Deputy Director
Dr Kyaw Nyunt explained the purpose of opening the
course.
Altogether 30 health staff of the Ministry of Health
and 35 primary teachers of the Ministry of Education
attended the three-day course.
A similar course was held in Kyun Yadana Hall in
Kyunsu Township on 2 June. A total of 30 health staff
and five teachers attended the course.
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7. Third ASEAN-Japan meeting concludes
Yangon, 9 June - The third meeting of ASEAN-Japan
Committee on Comprehensive Economic Partnership
continued for the second day at Grand Plaza Parkroyal
Hotel this morning.
The meeting was jointly presided over by Director of
International Trade Relations Bureau of the
Philippines Mr Ramoon Vicente T Kabigting, Deputy
Director-General of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Japan Mr Chihiro Atsumi, Deputy Director-General of
Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries Mr Kazuhito
Yamashita, Counsellor to the Ministry of Finance Mr
Koguchi Kazuhiko and Director of the Ministry of
Economic Trade and Industry Mr Takayuki Sumita.
Framework on ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Eco-nomic
Partnership (draft) drawn by ASEAN nations and the
framework (draft) by Japan were discussed.
Tariff and data on trade of Japan, research
pro-grammes on prospects of ASEAN-Japan Compre-hensive
Economic Partner-ship to be jointly conducted by ASEAN
nations and universities in Japan were also discussed.
The meeting ended in the afternoon. The fourth meeting
of the committee will be held in Singapore from 25 to
26 July.
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8. Minister receives Japanese film director
Yangon, 9 June - Minister for Information Brig-Gen
Kyaw Hsan received the vice-chairman of the Japanese
Board of Film Directors and script writer and director
Mr Koji Chino at his office on Bo Aung Kyaw Road at 3
pm today.
At the meeting, matters related to the finishing of
shooting the film "Thway", which reflects
Myanmar-Japan friendship were discussed.
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9. ASEAN delegates arrive
Yangon, 9 June - ASEAN Secretary-General Mr Ong Keng
Yong and delegates from ASEAN member countries arrived
here today to attend the ASEAN Senior Economic
officials Meeting-3/34 to be held here from 10 to 11
June.
They were welcomed at the Yangon International Airport
by Director-General of the ASEAN Affairs Department U
Aung Bwar and officials.
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10. VOV delegation visits Drug Elimination Museum
Yangon, 9 June - Vietnamese delegation led by Director
Mr Vo Minh Quang of the Radio The Voice of
Vietnam-VOV, Bureau in Can Tho Province, together with
officials of the Myanma Radio and Television visited
Drug Elimination Museum at the corner of Hanthawady
and Kyuntaw Streets in Kamayut Township this
afternoon, where they were welcomed by Police Captain
Sein Than of Museum Management Committee and
officials.
Then, the visiting delegation viewed exhibits on
endeavors for elimination of drugs throughout the
successive eras in Myanmar, destroying the drug
seizures and opium yield survey being conducted by
Myanmar and the US. The guests arrived at Lawka
Chantha Abhaya Labha Muni Buddha Image. Officials
explained the brief history of the image and Myanma
handicrafts kept in Gandakuti Taik. They then donated
cash to the funds of the image.
Next, they visited Datpanat Pagoda (Shwe-lawin Pagoda)
on Minda-mma Hill and Maha Attula Patta Nila Marble
Bowl and visited the white elephant garden.
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11. Singapore beat Thailand in U-18 ASEAN soccer
Yangon, 9 June - First ASEAN U-18 Football Tournament
2003 continued at the Youth Training Camp (Thuwunna)
at 3.25 pm today. Among the speculators were Chairman
of Myanmar Olympic Committee Minister for Sports
Brig-Gen Thura Aye Myint, officials of the Ministry of
Sports, members of the panel of leading patrons of
Myanmar Women Sports Federation, diplomats of the Thai
embassy and Singaporian embassy in Yangon, guests and
sports fans. Thai Youth team and Singaporian Youth
team played as the third match of group-A. In the
match, the latter beat the former 2-1.
As a group-A match, Myanmar Youth team will meet with
Lao Youth team at 3.30 pm tomorrow.
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12. Myanmar elected as member of UN Commission on
Narcotic Drugs Minister addresses CCDAC Meeting 2/2003
Yangon, 9 June - The meeting 2/2003 of the Central
Committee for Drug Abuse Control was held at the
meeting hall of the Ministry of Home Affairs this
afternoon, with an address by Chairman of the CCDAC
Minister for Home Affairs Col Tin Hlaing.
Chairman of the committee Minister Col Tin Hlaing said
launching of the New Destiny Project in 2002-2003 was
an important stepping-stone for eradication of drugs,
and according to the New Destiny project, distribution
of poppy-substitute seeds was made. Tasks for
distribution of perennial seedlings, pesticide and
fertilizer, tasks for research plantations, and model
plantations, extended growing of annual and perennial
crops were also carried out harmoniously in the
regions which were contiguous to the regions covered
by the project. The international community
acknowledged the success of the project which was
aimed at eradicating poppy growing and production in
Myanmar. It is needed for the State to render
assistance to the farmers who no longer grow poppy.
So, arrangements to help the farmers are to be
coordinated and implemented as soon as possible in
2003-2004 fiscal year, he urged.
He continued to say that in 2002-2003 which is the
fourth fiscal year of the 15-year plan, the Livestock
Breeding Work Group distributed 174 pedigree pigs, 893
pedigree poultry, 11 pedigree cattle, 200 goats, 62
pigs and 1,662 poultry to be raised, and 585,000
fingerlings in the regions covered by the project and
gave protection from diseases to 30,585 cattle, 10,004
pigs, and other 123,387 animals including poultry. He
suggested that in 2003-2004 fiscal year, under the
Livestock Bank Project in the projected areas,
distribution of various kinds of animals is to be
accelerated. The Medical Group issued notification in
which 25 chemicals used in producing drugs were under
controlled, the notification that announced 113
psychotropic substances, the notification that
announced 124 narcotic drugs and the notification on
Control of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances
and with the help of the United Nations three courses
on drugs and one research work have been conducted,
and gave treatment to 1,402 drug addicts and helping
117 in giving up using drugs in Mongbyin and Mongpauk
regions in Wa region (south) of Special Region-2.
Minister Col Tin Hlaing added that Education Work
Group conducted courses on drugs (district level) to
500 teachers from 22 townships in 12 districts in Wa
region, Kokang region, Mongla region, Kachin State,
Kayah State, Shan State (North), (South) and (East)
and with the cooperation of the Ministry of Education
and UNICEF, central level courses on Life Skills and
HIV/AIDS were conducted for 1,155 teachers in 129
townships. With the cooperation of Myanmar
Anti-Narcotic Association, talks on scourge of drugs,
and stimulant pills and HIV/AIDS were held for 25,257
students from 26 basic education schools in Yangon
Division and 500 talks and 24 multiplier talks were
held at the schools covered by the project. Public
Organizing Committee distributed pamphlets seven
times, 96 articles in magazines and journals, 53 news
items, 231 articles, 1,396 news photos and 300 photo
shows, 825 educative broadcasting on TV and radio,
5,221 broadcasting in dailies, on radio and TV,
opening of three IPRD Offices and 17 TV
Re-transmissions stations. The Rehabilitation Work
Group, with the cooperation of UNODC, conducted 10-day
HIV/AIDS education and control course for supervising
volunteers in Taunggyi in Shan State and the Yangon
Division Social Welfare Institute and produced 50 drug
addicts supervisors. The Social Welfare Department
opened courses for drug addicts supervisors in Kayah
State, Kayin State, Mandalay Division, for 99
trainees. Tachilek Rehabilitation Camp was opened on 7
January 2003 and seven camps under the Social Welfare
Department including Shwe Pyitha/ Shwe Pyiaye camps
gave treatments to 186 drug addicts in 2002-2003
fiscal year. He then urged to carry out the educative
and rehabilitation tasks with added momentum in
2003-2004 fiscal year. In the drug control sector,
there were seizure of 1221.99 kilos of opium in 380
cases, 365.55 kilos of heroin in 982 cases, 235.35
kilos of morphine in 2 cases, 80.24 kilos of low-grade
opium in 189 cases, 238.75 kilos of marijuana in 207
cases, 10,074,627 stimulant tablets in 475 cases,
1,558.63 kilos of ephedrine in 8 cases, 32,305.73
litres of chemical liquid in 15 cases, 4,844.23 kilos
of chemical powder in 3 cases, 347,631 diazepam pills
in 3 cases, and other narcotic drugs and paraphernalia
in 277 cases and 229 cases of failure to register in
2002-2003 fiscal year and thus altogether 2770
drug-related cases have been put before the court in
the fiscal year, he said. In 2003-2004 fiscal year,
drug control tasks especially control of trafficking
in stimulant tablets will be carried out with added
momentum with the cooperation of neighbouring
countries. As regards cooperation with the
international community, in 2002-2003 fiscal year,
tasks for cultivation of poppy-substitute crops in
Kokang region under Myanmar-China Drug Control
Programme and implementation of Youngkha Village
All-round Development Project in Monghsat Township
with the cooperation of Thailand have been carried
out. Moreover, with the contribution of Japan, canal
of Mongka dam has been built in Mongkhat Township in
Shan State (East) by the Government of the Union of
Myanmar and UNODC. Meetings, workshops and courses on
drugs have been hosted in Myanmar with the cooperation
of international organizations and Myanmar has sent
its delegations to international conferences and
meetings, courses and workshops on drug control. On 4
April 2003, Myanmar together with other countries of
Asia region was chosen as member of United Nations
Drug Control Commission which has 33 vacant seats.
Over the last year, Myanmar has been trying to be
selected as member country in UN Drug Control
Commission. Tasks for opium yield survey were
conducted for the ninth time from 24 February to 3
March 2003 with the cooperation of the US government
in the regions of southern, northern and eastern Shan
State. With the cooperation of UNODC, ground survey
tasks had been carried out three times from January to
March 2003 in 50 townships in Shan State. According to
the survey in 2002, it can be seen that there were
only 81,400 hectares of opium sown acreage and opium
yield decreased to 828 tons.
According to the news in the last survey, there will
be on the decrease of opium production in 2003.
Efforts are to be made for total eradication of opium
cultivation in 2003-2004, the final year of the first
five-year in the 15-year plan. He urged the respective
committees to strive for realizing the goal in the
fifth budget year while maintaining the success
achieved in 2002-2003 fiscal year, the fourth year of
the 15-year plan. Afterwards, Joint Secretary of CCDAC
Police Col Kham Aung reported on the implementation of
resolutions of CCDAC meeting No 1/2003 held on 28
February 2003. Chairmen of the respective work
committees of CCDAC and those present reported on work
done and future plan and assistance to be provided by
the Government under New Destiny Project for poppy
growers who are now engaged in cultivation of
poppy-substitute crops. The meeting came to a close by
the concluding remarks of Chairman of CCDAC Minister
Col Tin Hlaing.
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13. 296 grams of heroin seized in Bhamo
Yangon, 9 June - A combined team comprising members of
local intelligence unit, Bhamo Special Anti-drug Squad
and Tatmadawmen on 9 May seized 210 grams of heroin
from passengers Laungkyan and his wife Ma Hnin Thwe,
and Nan Hla Kyi and 86 grams from Ma Aye Khant and Daw
Hkon Hlyant after searching a passenger van car en
route from Namhkam to Bhamo at the Gaikhtaik check
point. In connection with the case, action is being
taken against Kaungkyan, son of U San Paung, Ma Hnin
Thwe, daughter of U Hlyo Paung, Ma Nan Hla Kyi,
daughter of U Hsan Aik, of Myothit Ohnhnaw Village in
Bhamo Township, Ma Aye Khant, daughter of U Law Khant
and Daw Hkon Hlyant, daughter of U Law Kyu of Monghkat
Village, Momauk Township, by Mannsi Police Station
under Section 15/19 (A) of Narcotic Drugs and
Psychotropic Substances Law.
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