[myanmar_information] The New Light of Myanmar ( 29-6-2003)

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The New Light of Myanmar ( 29-6-2003)
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(1)   Secretary-1 attends opening of Government 
      Technological College (Maubin)
(2)   Secretary-1 attends offering of rice to 
      monasteries
(3)   Lt-Gen Maung Bo attends collective oil palm 
      planting ceremony
(4)   Commander inspects agriculture and livestock 
      breeding tasks in Hmawby
(5)   Minister for A & I inspects construction of 
      lemon grass oil factory in Hlegu
(6)   Commander inspects measures for keeping 
      Yangon City clean and pleasant
(7)   Rainy season tree planting ceremony held in 
      Yangon 
(8)   Basic Diplomatic Skills Course ends
(9)   Prize presentation of Commander's shield 
      shooting tournament held
(10)  Commander, deputy ministers inspect site 
      for constructing Ngawun river bridge
(11)  Introduction of JVC New DV Line Product held
(12)  Olympic Day commemorative body building 
      and beauty contest held 
(13)  Drugs dealers sentenced
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(1)	Secretary-1 attends opening of Government
Technological College (Maubin)

Modern developed nation can be built up through might
of technicians and science and technological experts

YANGON, 28 June - Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt, accompanied by
Member of the State Peace and Development Council
Lt-Gen Khin Maung Than, the ministers, the Chief of
Staff (Navy), deputy ministers, officials of the State
Peace and Development Council Office, departmental
heads and officials, this morning left here by car and
arrived at the place near Pandaing Village in
Nyaungdon Township, Ayeyawady Division.

They were welcomed there by Chairman of Ayeyawady
Division Peace and Development Council Commander of
South-West Command Maj-Gen Htay Oo and officials. The
Secretary-1 and party proceeded to Maubin.

Then, Chairman of Myanmar Education Committee
Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt addressed the opening
of the Government Technological College (Maubin)
constructed by the Ministry of Science and Technology
for human resource development near Maubin-Yayle Road
in Maubin.   

National race students formally unveiled the signboard
of the college. Then, students Maung Min Nyi Nyi Mon
and Ma Yin Mon Htwe Lwin cut the ribbon to open the
main building of the college. 

To mark the successful opening of the college, the
Secretary-1 planted a sapling of Gangaw (Mesua Ferrea)
in front of the main building. Then, Lt-Gen Khin Maung
Than, Commander Maj-Gen Htay Oo and Minister for
Science and Technology U Thaung planted a sapling
each. 

The Secretary-1 formally unveiled the bronze plaque of
the college and sprinkled scented water on it. 

The opening ceremony followed on the first floor of
the main building. At the ceremony, the Secretary-1
delivered an address, saying that the government has
been making efforts in all spheres with the concept
that only when there emerge basic foundations -
prevalence of peace in the nation, strong national
economic life and improvement of the living standard
of the people - will the nation stand tall among the
world's nations.

In the process, it is needed to ensure collective
participation of the entire people equipped with
nationalistic spirit in nation-building tasks. This
being so, the people need to make strenuous efforts
for the development of their regions as well as that
of agriculture, livestock breeding and manufacturing
sectors, he said.

The Secretary-1 stressed the need for the entire
people to strive with might and main for regional and
national development, and for regional and national
economic progress to enable the nation to keep abreast
with the development of the world's nations. A modern
developed nation can be built up through the might of
technicians and science and technological experts. In
other words, it is needed to constantly produce highly
qualified human resources.

The government is laying emphasis on uplift of
education standard, health and fitness, socio-economy
and economic life of the people region-wise with a
view to enabling the entire people to possess
capability and morale to build and defend the nation.

Particularly, in conformity with the needs of
respective regions, the government has been making
efforts for emergence of good foundations, development
of human resources, ensuring full health care services
for regional people and smooth transport in all parts
of the nation.

In doing so, for ensuring equitable development and
narrowing the development gap of all parts of the
nation, the government is implementing development
projects after designating 24 special development
regions based on 14 States and Divisions.

He said in Ayeyawady Division, Maubin was designated
as a development special region and an arts and
science university, a government technological college
and a government computer college and a 200-bed
hospital are being built in accord with the
characteristics of a special region.

He said Maubin government technological collage was
opened today. He added that the college would produce
engineers who would bring about development of Maubin
region and Ayeyawady Division in the near future.

Opening of such a college means providing an
opportunity for students to pursue higher leaning in
Maubin region and Ayeyawady Division and emergence of
better foundations for producing highly-qualified
human resources in the division, he added.

He said now is a technological age in which science
and technology dominate all development sectors.
Therefore, establishment of national forces capable of
bringing about the development of the people and the
nation is a very important national requirement.

That is why, he said, the State Peace and Development
Council created the Ministry of Science and Technology
for development of science and technology to keep up
with the time. In 1988 there were only one
technological university, one university of computer
studies and 10 technical institutes. There are now
four technological universities, two universities of
computer studies and 25 government technological
colleges including the present one. Moreover,
technological universities only conferred master's
degrees on graduates and produced 22 master's degree
holders in 1988.

Subject-wise master's degree courses and doctorate
courses were conducted with the aim of uplifting
education to international level. Altogether 355
master's degree graduates and 13 PhD graduates were
produced in 2000-2001 academic year, 477 master
graduates and 44 PhD holders in 2001-2002 and 592
master's graduates and 71 PhD holders in 2002-2003, he
said. Under the present government, 128 PhD holders
were produced, he said.

As tasks on emergence of highly-qualified human
resources in technological sector and nurturing
region-wise human resources are being implemented
harmoniously, efficient engineers have emerged in the
regions of the Union. They now have opportunity to
continue their studies on advanced degrees and PhD, he
said.

At a time when better foundations have been created in
science and technology sector due to the government's
ambitious programmes, students learning at
technological universities and government
technological colleges are to try to become brilliant
engineers and computer scientists on whom the State
can rely, he said.

He urged faculty members to nurture the students to
become outstanding engineers and computer scientists
and inculcate in them the will to strive for regional
and national development and the Union Spirit.

He spoke of the need for faculty members to train the
students to realize the national essence of building
universities and colleges in regions of the Union and
to grasp educational opportunity practically and to
serve regional and national interest.

The Secretary-1 urged the students to try to become
highly-qualified human resources and intellectuals and
intelligentsia who would serve the interest of the
State and to learn their lessons hard.

In conclusion, he called on faculty members and the
students to make efforts for turning out outstanding
engineers of international standard who would serve
the interest of the regions. 

Next, Principal of Government Technological College
(Maubin) Daw Thanda Nyunt reported on the main hall
and the number of lecture halls, number of faculty
members appointed and students and subjects taught. 

Managing Director of Shwe Kya Byan Construction Dr Zaw
Tun reported on construction of the lecture hall,
workshop and canteen and other tasks.

A girl student thanked the donors. 

Managing Director Dr Zaw Tun and party presented K 10
million to the Secretary-1. 

The Secretary-1 handed over the donation for the fund
of the college to Principal Daw Thanda Nyunt. The
Secretary-1 and party inspected the computer room,
language lab, library, drawing room and lecture hall-1
and inspected learning of students at the lecture
halls.

The Secretary-1 and party posed for souvenir photos
together with faculty members, students and local
people. 

The Secretary-1 and party went to the site of Maubin
University near Maubin-Kyaiklatt Road. They were
welcomed by Deputy Minister for Education U Myo Nyunt,
departmental officials, pro-rector U Saw Win and
faculty members. The Secretary-1 and party inspected
the lecture halls of Maubin university. They were
conducted round by Deputy Minister U Myo Nyunt and
Chairman of Dagon International Co Ltd U Win Aung and
officials.

Deputy Minister U Myo Nyunt reported on academic
matters of the university. Chairman of Dagon
International Co Ltd U Win Aung also reported on
construction of the lecture halls, the archway and
greening tasks. The Secretary-1 then gave
instructions. 

The Secretary-1 and party proceeded to the
construction site of 200-bed General Hospital in
Maubin. They were welcomed by Director-General Dr Wan
Maung, Head of Division Health Department Dr Than Aung
and Medical Superintendent Dr Thein Wai and officials.

Minister for Health Dr Kyaw Myint reported on the
200-bed General Hospital construction project.

Director-General Dr Wan Maung reported on wards,
treatment, medical supplies and matters relating to
service personnel. Managing Director of Htut Khaung
Development Co Ltd U Ohn Myint reported on
construction of the hospital and tasks to be
undertaken. The Secretary-1 then gave instructions
after inspecting the construction site of 200-bed
general hospital.
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(2)	Secretary-1 attends offering of rice to
monasteries

YANGON, 28 June - The State Peace and Development
Council donated rice to monasteries in Maubin, Maubin
District, Ayeyawady Division, at a ceremony held at
the prayer hall of Shwebonmyint Pagoda in Maubin at
12.30 pm today. Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt attended the
ceremony and presented offertories and rice to the
Sayadaws. 

It was also attended by 18 Presiding Nayaka Sayadaws
of 18 monasteries in Maubin, member of the State Peace
and Development Council Lt-Gen Khin Maung Than,
Chairman of Ayeyawady Division Peace and Development
Council Commander of South-West Command Maj-Gen Htay
Oo, ministers, deputy ministers, officials of the
State Peace and Development Council office,
departmental officials, the chairman of Maubin
District Peace and Development Council and members,
township level departmental officials and guests. 

The ceremony was opened with the three-time recitation
of namotassa. The Secretary-1 and the congregation
received the Five Precepts from Presiding Nayaka
Sayadaw of Dhammayon Shwekyin Kyaungtaik of Maubin
Agga Maha Saddhamma Jotikadhaja Bhaddanta Anadivara. 

Then, the Secretary-1 presented offertories and rice
to the Sayadaw.

Next, Lt-Gen Khin Maung Than, the commander, ministers
and deputy ministers presented provisions to the
Sayadaws and members of the Sangha. 

Afterwards, wellwishers presented cash donations for
the renovation of Pawdawmu Pagoda of Maubin and
construction of Maubin District Sasana Beikmandawgyi.
The donations were: K 2 million by U Maung Maung (Asia
Express), K 2 million by U Win Aung (Dagon
International), K 2 million by U Ohn Myint (Htut
Khaung Development Co), K 1.5 million by Dr Zaw Tun
(Shwekyapyan Construction), K 1 million each by U
Maung Maung (Shwekabar Construction), Dr Khin Shwe
(Zaykabar) family, U Shwe Kyaing (Wah Wah Win
Construction), U Zaw Zaw Naing (Shwepyithit
Construction) and the Ministry for Progress of Border
Areas and National Races and Development Affairs, K
500,000 each by U Myat Min (Myanma Ahla Construction),
the Ministry of Communications, Posts and Telegraphs
and the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, and K
100,000 each by the Ministry of Health, the Ministry
of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Education,
the Ministry of Forestry, the Ministry of
Construction, the office of the Commander-in-Chief
(Navy), the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation,
the Ministry of Electric Power, Dr San Oo, Managing
Director of Myanma Electric Power Enterprise, and
family and the Ministry of Religious Affairs. 

Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt, Lt-Gen Khin Maung
Than, the commander and Minister Lt-Gen Min Thein
accepted the donations and presented certificates of
honour to the wellwishers.

Then, Presiding Nayaka Sayadaw Bhaddanta Anadivara
delivered a sermon, followed by sharing the merits
gained.

Later, the Secretary-1 and party left Maubin by car
and arrived back here in the evening.
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(3)	Lt-Gen Maung Bo attends collective oil palm
planting ceremony

YANGON, 28 June - Member of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Maung Bo of the Ministry of
Defence attended the ceremony to collectively plant an
oil palm by each and every residential people as a
mass activity on Shukhintha Hill in Kawthoung on 24
June morning.

Also present on the occasion were Chairman of
Taninthayi Division Peace and Development Council
Commader of Coastal Region Command Maj-Gen Tha Aye,
Chairman of Kawthoung District Peace and Development
Council Lt-Col Kyaw Phyo, departmental officials,
members of social organizations and local people.
Manager of Division Myanmar Perennial Crops Enterprise
U Myat Hsein gave an account on planting oil palms,
saying that in accordance with the policy "Taninthayi
Division must be oil bowl of the State", beginning
2002, each person planted an oil palm. In 2002-2003, a
total of 87,131 oil palms were planted on the land of
515 acres. Plans are under way for extended planting
of oil plams in 21,300 acres in 2003-2004. 

Then, Lt-Gen Maung Bo said that such planting of oil
palms as mass activity contributes much towards
regional development. Greater success has been
achieved due to the participation of the local people
and departmental personnel, he said. He called for
continued efforts for planting the oil palms in
scheduled acres. Next, Lt-Gen Maung Bo and Commander
Maj-Gen Tha Aye planted oil palms at the designated
places. Then, altogether 2,622 people collectively
planted 3,000 oil palms in 60 acres. Then, Lt-Gen
Maung Bo and party proceeded to Yinwah Dam in Aye Yeik
Nyein ward in Kawthoung and inspected arrangements for
supply of water for domestic use and fulfilled the
requirements. They inspected construction of self-help
power plant by Shwe Wetwun Co. Altogether four
750-kilowatt generators are being installed for supply
of electricity to Kawthoung. Lt-Gen Maung Bo and party
inspected round the town by car. Then, they inspected
the construction of the 150-bed hospital in Ayemya
Thaya ward. Officials concerned reported on work
progress and Lt-Gen Maung Bo gave necessary
instructions.
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(4)	Commander inspects agriculture and livestock
breeding tasks in Hmawby

YANGON, 28 June - Chairman of Yangon Division Peace
and Development Council Commander of Yangon Command
Maj-Gen Myint Swe arrived at the Yangon Division
Vegetable and Poultry Farming Special Zone near
Nyaunghnapin Village in Hmawby Township, Yangon North
District, this afternoon. There, he met with
departmental officials and national enterperneurs and
fulfilled their requirements.

At 12.30 pm, the commander arrived at Hmawby Hsan Hall
of the zone. He was welcomed by Chairman of the
supervisory committee for the zone Commissioner of
Yangon Division General Administration Department U
Hla Soe and members, Hmawby Station Commander Lt-Col
Tin Oo and officials. 

At the briefing hall, those in charge of the zone
reported to the commander on tasks being carried out
in the zones. Departmental officials also reported on
installation of telephone lines, construction of
culvert for proper drainage and maintenance of roads
in the zones. Then, national enterperneurs reported on
agriculture and livestock breeding tasks being carried
out and their needs.

The commander said that facilities for the zone have
been provided for the benefit of national
entrepreneurs engaged in agriculture and livestock
breeding in the zone. The four miles one furlong long
tarred road has been paved there and other roads have
been gravelled. Kalihtaw Dam has been built to supply
sufficient water in summer. Auto-telephone exchange
has also been built there. Electricity is being
supplied in full. He urged the national private
entrepreneurs to strive for boosting production in
agricultural and livestock breeding works. Then, the
commander inspected round the vegetable patches and
poultry farmings in the special zone (1). 

He inspected the maize plantation of JC Co in the
special zone (1). He also inspected the auto-telephone
exchange installation in the special zone (2).
Afterwards, he inspected the poultry farm of U Nyein
Chan in special zone (1) and No 2 poultry farm of
Yangon Command. He gave necessary instructions to the
personnel concerned.
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(5)	Minister for A & I inspects construction of lemon
grass oil factory in Hlegu

YANGON, 28 June - Minister for Agriculture and
Irrigation Maj-Gen Nyunt Tin and officials inspected
construction of lemon grass oil factory by Myanma
Agriculture Service in Hlegu Township this morning.

The minister gave instructions on full cultivation of
lemon grass, availability of water, distribution of
techniques and continuous manufacturing of product.

The minister inspected scale model of the factory and
sample of lemon grass oil. The minister inspected farm
equipment innovated by No 1 Workshop (Kyaikkalawt) of
Agricultural Mechanization Department in Mingaladon
Township. Director-General U Win Maw reported on
production of combined harvesters and other machines.

The minister gave instructions on production of
machines and use of mechanical power in farm work.

The minister inspected engines and other equipment and
spare parts of power tillers, sugarcane cutting
machines, combined harvesters and small farm
equipment.

He gave instructions on effective use of the machines
and research.
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(6)	Commander inspects measures for keeping Yangon
City clean and pleasant

YANGON, 28 June - For keeping Yangon City clean and
pleasant and ensuring proper drainage, a combined
force of Tatmadawmen, policemen, staff of YCDC,
members of NGOs and the people collectively carried
out sanitation works this morning in various
disctricts, townships and wards here. 

Yangon Division Peace and Development Council Chairman
Yangon Command Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe inspected
the works and gave encouragement. At 6.30 am, the
commander arrived at Bo Sun Pet Street between Maha
Bandoola Road and Merchant Road in Pabedan Township.
Responsible personnel welcomed him and reported
matters on sanitation works at drainages, paving of
inter-lock tiles on pavements, and planting of trees
on either sides of roads. The commander gave necessary
instructions.

Next, the commander proceeded to Thiri Mingala Market
at the border of Mingala Taungnyunt and Tamway
Townships. Officials concerned welcomed him and
reported matters on sanitation works carried out in
the drains. Later, the commander and party inspected
the sanitation works carried out at Laydauntkan Road
in Thingangyun Township; and Union Road in Dagon
Myothit (North) Township. The commander gave
instructions on prevention of outbreaks of seasonal
diseases and ensuring proper flow of water in the
drains.
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(7)	Rainy season tree planting ceremony held in Yangon


YANGON, 28 June - As a gesture of hailing Myanmar
Women's Day which will fall on 3 July, 2003, a rainy
season tree planting ceremony of Yangon Division
organized by Yangon Division Working Committee for
Women's Affairs, was held at the precincts of MyoU
pagoda in Dagon Myothit (North), Yangon East District
this morning, attended by Chairman of Yangon Division
Peace and Development Council Commander of Yangon
Command Maj-Gen Myint Swe and wife, member of Yangon
Division Working Committee for Women's Affairs leader
of Yangon Division Committee for Prevention of
Violence Against Women and Rehabilitation Daw Khin
Thet Htay. They planted trees at the designated
places.

Also present were No 2 Military Region Commander
Brig-Gen Myo Myint, Secretary of Yangon Division Peace
and Development Council Lt-Col Kyaw Tint and members,
the President of Yangon Division, Division
Commissioner U Hla Soe and members of Yangon Division
General Administration Department, Director U Thaung
Tin of Yangon Division Forest Department and members,
Chairman of Yangon Division East District Peace and
Development Council Lt-Col Aung Pyi and members,
members of Yangon Division and members of Maternal and
Child Welfare Association and guests. At first, the
commander planted a Gangaw tree, leader Daw Khin Thet
Htay, a star flower tree and officials, various trees.
Then, the commander and party viewed saplings of
various kinds of trees grown by those present. Next,
the commander and party paid homage to MyoU pagoda.
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(8)	Basic Diplomatic Skills Course ends

YANGON, 28 June - The Basic Diplomatic Skills Course
No 8/2003 conducted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
concluded at Shin Ditha Pamauk Hall of the ministry
this morning. 

Present on the occasion were Minister for Foreign
Affairs U Win Aung, Deputy Minister U Khin Maung Win,
directors-general and departmental heads under the
ministry, Myanmar ambassadors, veteran diplomats,
rectors, professors, instructors and trainees. 

The minister made a speech on the occasion and
presented completion certificates to the trainees.
Altogether 160 trainees interested in international
affairs, businessmen dealing with foreign firms,
management officials of companies and other service
personnel attended the twelve-week course.
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(9)	Prize presentation of Commander's shield shooting
tournament held

Yangon, 28 June - The prize presentation ceremony of
year 2003 Yangon Command Commander's Shield Shooting
Tournament was held at the local battalion in Mingon
of Hlegu Township at 10 am today. Chairman of Yangon
Division Peace and Development Council Commander of
Yangon Command Maj-Gen Myint Swe attended and
presented prizes to the winners. 

Also present on the occasion were Lt-Col Kyaw Swe of
Yangon Command, station commanders, officers and other
ranks of battalions and units under the command, fans
and invited guests.

First, the commander and party watched the shooting
demonstration and an official explained about the
shooting. 

Then, the prize presentation ceremony was held.
Officials presented the first, second and third prizes
to the winners in the respective divisions and Indaing
Station Commander Col Hsan Aung the best shooting
award (men) to Corporal Chit Oo and the best shooting
award (women) to Ma Hla Hla Win.

Afterwards, the commander presented the championship
shield to No (1) Training Depot Team.
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(10)	Commander, deputy ministers inspect site for
constructing Ngawun river bridge

YANGON, 28 June - Deputy Minister for Construction
Brig-Gen Myint Thein and Deputy Minister for Transport
U Pe Than, accompanied by officials arrived in Pathein
by car yesterday morning. 

Ayeyawady Division Peace and Development Council
Chairman South-West Command Commander Maj-Gen Htay Oo
and Deputy Commander Brig-Gen Tint Swe, together with
the deputy ministers, inspected the promising sites
for building No 1 axis and No 2 axis of Ngawun river
bridge. 

Deputy Minister U Pe Than discussed with local people
matters on change of waterway.  

Then, Chief Engineer U Han Zaw of Public Works,
Superintending Engineer U Khin Maung and technicians
together with Director U Hla Myint Thein of Water
Resources and Rivers and Creeks Development Department
carried out feasibility and survey works concerning
the construction of the Ngawun river bridge.
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(11)	Introduction of JVC New DV Line Product held

YANGON, 28 June - An introduction of JVC New DV Line
Product, jointly organized by Friend Electronic Co Ltd
and JVC Asia Pte Ltd, was held at Traders Hotel on
Sule Pagoda Road this morning.

Managing Director U Myo Swe of the Friend Electronic
Co Ltd and General Manager Mr Hajime Ikeda of the JVC
Asia Pte Ltd extended greetings.

Then, Engineer Mr Frederick Parbey of the JVC Asia Pte
Ltd explained matters relating to the JVC New DV Line
Product and replied to the queries raised by those
present on the occasion. 

The JVC New DV Line Product was manufactured by Japan.
The product is imported and distributed by Friend
Electronic Co Ltd of Myanmar, a partner of JVC Asia
Pte Ltd.
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(12)	Olympic Day commemorative body building and
beauty contest held 

YANGON, 28 June - In commemoration of the year 2003
Olympic Day, the body building and beauty contest
jointly organized by Myanmar Body Building and
Physical Culture Federation and M.G.S Beverages Co
Ltd, took place at the National Theatre on Myomakyaung
Road in Dagon Township at noon today. 

Among the spectators were Chairman of the Myanmar
Olympic Committee Minister for Sports Brig-Gen Thura
Aye Myint, Patron of MBBPCF Chairman of Yangon City
Development Committee Mayor U Ko Lay, members of the
panel of patrons of Myanmar Women's Sports Federation,
MBBPCF Chairman YCDC Secretary Col Myint Aung and
executives, chairmen of sports federations, officials
and guests. 

After the contest, the prize-distribution ceremony
followed. Col Myint Aung presented life-long fitness
prizes; M.G.S Beverages Co Ltd Vice-Chairman U Thant
Zin Tun, prizes for aged above 50 body building
division; Mayor U Ko Lay, prizes for Mr Quench aged
under 21 body building division; Minister Brig-Gen
Thura Aye Myint, prizes for Mr Star Power Plus senior
body building division; Daw Khin Khin, wife of the
mayor, prizes for Ms Star junior beauty division; and
Daw Kyu Kyu Win, wife of the minister for National
Planning and Economic Developmental, prizes for senior
Ms Crusher beauty division to the respective prize
winners.
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(13)	Drugs dealers sentenced

YANGON, 28 June - A combined team comprising members
Local Intelligence Unit and Mandalay Special Anti-Drug
Squad, acting on information, searched the house of
Win Aung Thein at No 89-Nya near Yesitkan, Anattaw
Ward, Aung Myay Thazan Township, Mandalay on May 18
and seized drug addict Sai Myint Aung with 29,800
stimulant tablets, 4.1 liter of Phensedyl, 1.4675
kilos of dried opium, 1.01 kilos of low grade opium
and 0.4 liter of opium liquid.

In connection with the case, action was taken against
Win Aung Thein, son of U Chin Peik and Sai Myint Aung,
son of U Yin Sa of Mongyin village, Nanmatu under the
Sections 15/16(C)/19(A)/21 of Narcotic Drugs and
Psychotropic Substances Law by Mandalay No 1 Police
Station. Mandalay District Court on 26 May handed down
Win Aung Thein to 18 years' imprisonment under section
19 (A) and Sai Myint Aung to six years' imprisonment
under section 16 (C).
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