The New Light of Myanmar (Thursday,25 April, 2002)

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The New Light of Myanmar (Thursday,25 April, 2002)
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1. - General Maung Aye and Daw Mya Mya San have
     audience with King and Queen of Thailand
   - Thai Prime Minister welcomes General Maung Aye
     and Myanmar goodwill delegation members
2. Auditor-General receives guests
3. - Seminar on distribution on e-Data on Blood Donors

     & Findings opened
   - Seminar on cooperation of e-National Task
     Force ends
4. - Summer Dhammacaria Course opens
   - Co-ordination meeting held
   - National Smoking Control Committee holds
     1/2002 meeting
5. - New Generation Youth Marine Courses opened
   - New generation youth marine courses opened in
     Mawlamyine
   - Marine Courses for New Generation Youth
     opened in Pathein
6. CDAC holds work co-ordination meeting
7. Aviation Courses opened in Myitkyina, Toungoo
8. - USDA study group tours Yangon
   - Study group visits USDA head officeal
9. - Drug traffickers sentenced
   - Phensedyl seized in Tiddim
   - Marijuana seized in Thingangyun

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( 1 ) General Maung Aye and Daw Mya Mya San have
audience with King and Queen of Thailand

Yangon, 24 April - Vice-Chairman of the State Peace
and Development Council of the Union of Myanmar
General Maung Aye and wife Daw Mya Mya San, who are
visiting Thailand at the invitation of Thai Prime
Minister Dr Thaksin Shinawatra, had audience with His
Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Her Majesty Queen
Sirikit at Chitralada Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, at
6.30 pm yesterday.

Also present on the occasion together with the General
and wife were member of the State Peace and
Development Council Maj-Gen Thura Shwe Mann and wife
Daw Khin Lay Thet, Minister for Foreign Affairs U Win
Aung and wife Daw San Yon. His Majesty the King and
Her Majesty the Queen of the Kingdom of Thailand were
accompanied by Thai Prime Minister Dr Thaksin
Shinawatra.

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Thai Prime Minister welcomes General Maung Aye and
Myanmar goodwill delegation members

Yangon, 24 April - Vice-Chairman of the State Peace
and Development Council of the Union of Myanmar
General Maung Aye and wife Daw Mya Mya San,
accompanied by member of the State Peace and
Development Council Maj-Gen Thura Shwe Mann and wife
Daw Khin Lay Thet, member of the State Peace and
Development Council Maj-Gen Soe Win and wife Daw Than
Than Nwe, Minister for Foreign Affairs U Win Aung and
wife Daw San Yon and party, left here by Special
Flight at 10 am yesterday and arrived at the Royal
Thai Air Force Headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand, at
11.30 am local time to pay a goodwill visit at the
invitation of Thai Prime Minister Dr Thaksin
Shinawatra.

Myanmar Ambassador to Thailand U Myo Myint and
Director-General Mr Vorapoj Snidvongs of the Protocol
Department of Thai Foreign Ministry welcomed the
General and wife and party on board the aircraft.

Then, Thai Deputy Prime Minister Mr Korn Dabbharansi
and wife Mrs Rapeephan Dabbharansi welcomed General
Maung Aye and wife Daw Mya Mya San.

Next, the General and wife were welcomed there by Thai
Ambassador to Myanmar Mr Oum Maolanon and wife, Thai
Military Attach Col Kamas Nakpun and high-ranking
officers, the wife of the Myanmar Ambassador to
Thailand and staff of the Myanmar Embassy, Myan-mar
Military Attaché Lt-Col Ko Ko Maung and wife and staff
of the Office of the Military Attach.

General Maung Aye and wife Daw Mya Mya San met with
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Mr Korn Dabb-haransi and
wife and party at the Lounge of the Royal Thai Air
Force Headquarters.

Afterwards, the General and wife and members of the
Myanmar goodwill delegation left for the Peninsula
Hotel in a motorcade.

To attend the welcoming ceremony of Thai Prime
Minister Dr Thaksin Shinawatra, the General,
accompanied by Myanmar Ambassador U Myo Myint,
Military Attach Lt-Col Ko Ko Maung, Director-General
Thura U Aung Htet of the Protocol Department and
officials, left the Peninsula Hotel for the State
House of Thailand in a motorcade in the afternoon and
arrived at the State House of Thailand at 4.20 pm.

First, Thai Prime Minister Dr Thaksin Shinawatra
cordially greeted Vice-Chairman of the State Peace and
Development Council of the Union of Myanmar General
Maung Aye.

Then, the General and the Thai Prime Minister took the
salute of the Guard of Honor.

The State Band played the national anthems of the
Union of Myanmar and the Kingdom of Thailand. Then,
the General and the Thai Prime Minister inspected the
Guard of Honor.

Next, the Thai Prime Minister presented his entourage
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Mr Korn Dabbharansi, Thai
Foreign Minister Dr Surakiart Sathirathai,
Secretary-General to the Prime Minister Mr Prommin
Lertsuridej and high-ranking officials to the General.


Similarly, the General presented his entourage Members
of the State Peace and Development Council Maj-Gen
Thura Shwe Mann and Maj-Gen Soe Win, Minister for
National Planning and Economic Development U Soe Tha,
Minister for Commerce Brig-Gen Pyi Sone, Minister for
Foreign Affairs U Win Aung, Minister for Home Affairs
Col Tin Hlaing, Minister for Livestock and Fisheries
Brig-Gen Maung Maung Thein, Minister for Science and
Technology U Thaung, Vice-Chief of Military
Intelligence Maj-Gen Kyaw Win, Deputy Minister for
Health Professor Dr Kyaw Myint, Director-General of
the State Peace and Development Council Chairman's
Office Lt-Col Pe Nyein and departmental officials to
the Thai Prime Minister.
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( 2 ) Auditor-General receives guests

Yangon, 24 April- Auditor-General Brig-Gen Tin Aye
received a Korean delegation led by Commissioner Mr
Whee Yong Chung of Board of Audit and Inspection at
his office here this afternoon. Also present were
Deputy Auditor-General U Khin Win, Director-General of
Auditor-General's Office Daw Thin Thin, and Korean and
Myanmar officials.
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( 3 ) Seminar on distribution on e-Data on Blood
Donors & Findings opened

Yangon, 24 April - The Seminar on distribution of
e-Data on Blood Donors & Findings, organized by the
Ministry of Health and Japan International Cooperation
Agency, was opened at the meeting hall of the Medical
Research Department (Lower Myanmar) on Ziwaka Road in
Dagon Township this morning, with an opening address
by Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein.

Also present on the occasion were Deputy Minister Prof
Dr Mya Oo, the directors-general, the deputy
directors-general, rectors, directors, medical
superintendents and officials from JICA and experts,
resource persons and invited guests. Minister Maj-Gen
Ket Sein said the seminar is the one that will fill a
corner of the health sector of the Union of Myanmar
and he believed that the seminar will be beneficial to
the State and the ministry. Like other nations,
Myanmar has both contagious and non-contagious
diseases.

Hepatitis-C is an serious problem and emphasis must be
placed on it. It is found that two to three per cent
of blood donors have suffered the disease. At the
seminar, how to record personal data of the blood
donors, how to keep them securely and how to
distribute them will be discussed. There are two main
topics to be discussed at the seminar data of donors
and electronic data system.

The seminar will help not only research included in
National Health Plan but also prevention of hepatitis
and collection and distribution of health data. The
seminar was attended by experts from the Ministry of
Health, the Ministry of Communications, Posts and
Telegraphs, the Myanmar Red Cross Society and the
Myanmar Computer Federation.

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Seminar on cooperation of e-National Task Force ends

Yangon, 24 April - Seminar on cooperation of
e-National Task Force ended at MICT Park here this
morning, with the concluding speech delivered by
Chairman of e-NTF Minister for Communications, Posts
and Telegraphs Brig-Gen Thein Zaw. Co-sponsored by
Myanmar e-National Task Force (e-NTF) and Multi Media
Development Corporation (MDC) of Malaysia, the seminar
was held with the aim of implementing the Memorandum
of Understanding on e-National Task Force between MDC
and e-NTF signed on 21 January 2002 and laying down
pilot project based on information and communication
technology in Myanmar.

Also present at the meeting were Vice-Chairman of
e-NTF Deputy Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and
Resettlement U Hlaing Win, Chairman of e-Application
Working Committee Col Thein Swe of the Ministry of
Defense, members of e-NTF, heads of department, Senior
Vice-President of MDC Dr Muhammad Ghazali Ismail,
representatives from Malaysian ICT companies and
officials of Myanmar Computer Federation, Myanmar
Computer Scientists Association and Union of Myanmar
Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The
pilot project groups discussed matters relating to
smart cards, cyber laws, CA, e-Procurement, e-Visa,
TEDI and sending of scholars abroad.
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( 4 ) Summer Dhammacaria Course opens

Yangon, 24 April - The opening ceremony of 4th Summer
Dhammacaria Course of Alodawpyay Monastery was held at
the Monastery in Tamway Township here this morning.

Present on the occasion were members of the Sangha led
by Vice Chairman of the State Sangha Maha Nayaka
Committee Masoeyein Taikthit Sayadaw Abhidhaja Maha
Rattha Guru Bhaddanta Sirindabhivamsa, Minister for
Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement Maj-Gen Sein
Htwa, Adviser to the State Peace and Development
Council U Arnt Maung, Director-General of the
Religious Affairs Department Dr Myo Myint, Secretary
of the Yangon City Development Committee Col Myint
Aung, Upathaka members, well-wishers, trainee monks
and nuns. First, the ceremony was opened with three
time recitation of Namo Tassa. Sayadaw Bhaddanta
Sirindabhivamsa administered the Five Precepts and the
Presiding Nayaka of Masoeyein Taikkyi (Mandalay) Aggha
Maha Pandita Bhaddanta Kovidabhivamsa gave an
ovadakathar.

Then, members of the Sangha recited the parittas.
Maj-Gen Sein Htwa and officials presented offertories
to the members of the Sangha. Afterwards, wellwishers
Film Director U Than Htut-Actress Daw Wah Wah Win Shwe
presented K 3 million; U Mya Han-Thirithu-dhamma
Theingi Daw Khin Sabe Kyi (Fortune International Co
Ltd) K 3 million; wellwisher family 1.1 million, U
Myint Soe-Daw Hnin Hnin Aye (International Airport
Garden Restaurant) K 200,000 and exercise books worth
K 800,000; Daw Than Than Yi and family of Kyimyindine
Township K 1 million; Col Sein Tun (Retd)-Daw Pa Pa
Win K 900,000; Dr Daw Khin Khin Yi and family (Shine
Hope Co Ltd) K 300,000; U Maung Maung Kywe-Daw Maw Li
Tin family K 200,000; families of Tatmadaw Medical
Services Unit K 200,000; U That Lwin-Daw Kyin Than K
200,000 and K 100,000 each by Director-General of the
Road Transport Administration Department U Hla Thaung
Myint and family, U Tin Hla-Thiha Thudhamma Theingi
Daw Aye Aye Kyi family, U Shein Myint-Daw Khin Than
Myint, Dr Daw Mya Mya Win (Japan), Daw May Si (Golden
Tech Co Ltd), U Tha Aung-Daw Khin Nyo, U Nay Win-Daw
Khin Thein Yi, U Han Nwe-Daw Myat Poe of
Padathasaytaik and families of Defence Services
Medical Service Unit K 200,000 totalling K 11.9
million. Maj-Gen Sein Htwa and officials accepted the
donations.

Then, Sayadaw Bhad-danta Sirindabhivamsa shared the
merits gained and the ceremony came to a close with
three-time recitation of Buddhasasanam Ciram-titthatu.
Course instructor is Nayaka Sayadaw of Masoeyein
Taikthit (Mandalay) presiding monk of Alowdawpyay
Monastery Bhaddanta Sucittabhivamsa and a total of
111,3 trainee monks and nuns are attending. The course
will last 45 days.

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Co-ordination meeting held

Yangon, 24 April - The Ministry of Industry-1 held a
coordination meeting to review work for 2001-2002 and
realization of 2002-2003 targets at the training hall
of the ministry on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road this morning.

Present on the occasion were Minister for Industry-1 U
Aung Thaung, Deputy Ministers Brig-Gen Thein Tun and
Brig-Gen Kyaw Win, directors-general and managing
directors of departments and industries under the
ministry and officials. Minister U Aung Thaung made an
opening address and presented the first prize for
outstanding performance in 2001-2002 fiscal year to
the Shwedaung Textile and Finishing Plant of Myanma
Textile Industries, the second prize to Mandalay Beer
Factory of Myanma Foodstuff Industries, the third
prize to Wundwin Textile Mill of Myanma Textile
Industries and honorary prizes and special prizes to
prize-winning factories.

Then, managers of factories under Myanma Paper and
Chemicals Industries reported on targets, production,
distribution of finished products, financial affairs,
raw materials, arrival and consumption of fuel oil,
strength of staff, tasks carried out for staff welfare
in 2001-2002 fiscal year and targets for 2002-2003
fiscal year and Managing Director U Than Shwe gave a
supplementary report. Afterwards, factory managers
under Myanmar General and Maintenance Industries,
Myanma Ceramics Industries, Myanma Pharmaceutical
Industries, Myanma Foodstuff Industries and Myanma
Textile Industries reported on work carried out and
respective managing directors gave supplementary
reports.

Minister U Aung Thaung gave instructions on meeting
the targets set factory-wise.

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National Smoking Control Committee holds 1/2002
meeting

Yangon, 24 April-National Smoking Control Committee
held its first meeting (1/2002) at the meeting hall of
the Ministry of Health on Pyidaungsu Yeiktha Road this
afternoon.

Present were Chairman of National Smoking Control
Committee Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein,
Vice-Chairman Deputy Minister for Health Professor Dr
Mya Oo, members of National Smoking Control Committee
and guests. Minister Maj-Gen Ket Sein said that as is
known to all, smoking can be dangerous to health and
cigarette smoke includes tar, nicotine, carbon
monoxide, benzene, ammonia and a little of very
poisonous cyanide that are harmful to mankind.

He said all have come to know the danger of smoking
and anti-smoking campaigns have been launched with
momentum. Activities on reduction of the use of
tobacco products are being undertaken in most
countries in the world. No-smoking areas were
designated in many public places such as hospitals,
universities, airports, stations and workplaces as
well as on the bus, on the ship, on the train and on
the plane.

The 26th meeting of National Health Committee held on
22 September 1998 passed the resolutions to restrict
smoking and cigarette. Therefore, the State Peace and
Development Council Chairman's Office formed the
National Smoking Control Committee in order to carry
out preventive measures on the danger of smoking, he
said. The minister called for making efforts for
combating the danger of smoking as a national task.
Cardiac disease control project manager Head of
Department Professor Dr U Aung and Director (Public
Health) of Health Department Dr Htay Lwin reported on
disadvantages of smoking and tobacco products and work
done for the project.

Director-General of Health Department Dr Wan Maung
reported on future tasks on national smoking control.
Those present took part in the discussions and the
meeting passed resolutions.
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( 5 ) New Generation Youth Marine Courses opened

Yangon, 24 April - A ceremony to open the Basic Marine
Course No 1/2002 and the Advanced Marine Course No
1/2002 for New Generation Youth of Defense Services
(Navy) (Mandalay Camp) jointly organized by the Union
Solidarity and Development Association and the Office
of Commander-in-Chief (Navy) was held at the Hall of
Mandalay Division USDA office in Chanaye-thazan
Township, Mandalay, on 22 April morning.

Present were Patron of Mandalay Division USDA
Commander of Central Command Brig-Gen Ye Myint,
Chairman of Mandalay City Development Committee Mayor
Brig-Gen Yan Thein, Commander of Naval Dockyard
Command Headquarters Commander Myint Thein and senior
military officers, secretary of Mandalay Division
Peace and Development Council Lt-Col Tin Ohn and
departmental heads, USDA members, course instructors
and trainees.

Commander Brig-Gen Ye Myint and Commander Myint Thein
spoke on the occasion and Mandalay Division USDA
Secretary U Tin Maung Oo explained the purpose of the
course. The commander presented K 460,000 donated by
Mandalay Division Peace and Development Council and K
150,000 by Mandalay Division USDA and Mayor Brig-Gen
Yan Thein K 150,000 by MCDC for the course to U Tin
Maung Oo. Altogether 65 trainees 50 in the basic
course and 15 in the advanced course are attending the
five-week courses.

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New generation youth marine courses opened in
Mawlamyine

Yangon, 24 April - A ceremony to open Basic Marine
Course No 1/2002 for New Generation Youth and Advanced
Course No 1/2002 (Mawlamyine Camp), co-organized by
the Union Solidarity and Development Association
(Central) and the Commander-in-Chief (Navy)'s Office,
was held at Yamanya Hall of Mon State Peace and
Development Council Office in Mawlamyine on 22 April
morning.

Present were Chairman of Mon State Peace and
Development Council Commander of South-East Command
Brig-Gen Thura Myint Aung, Commander of Mawrawady
Naval Region Command Captain Maung Win, officials,
authorities, the secretaries and executives of Mon
State USDA, instructors and trainees. Commander
Brig-Gen Thura Myint Aung and Captain Maung Win gave
speeches. A total of 50 trainees are attending the
basic course and 20 the advanced course which will
last five weeks each.

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Marine Courses for New Generation Youth opened in
Pathein

Yangon, 24 April - A ceremony to open Basic Marine
Course No 1/2002 for New Generation Youth and Advanced
Course No 1/2002 (Pathein Camp), co-organized by the
Union Solidarity and Development Association (Central)
and the Commander-in-Chief (Navy)'s Office, was held
at Kanthaya Forest Nursery in Pathein on 22 April.

Present were Chairman of Ayeyawady Division Peace and
Development Council Commander of South-West Command
Brig-Gen Htay Oo, Deputy Commander Brig-Gen Tint Swe,
Captain Aye Pe (Navy) of Pathein Station, senior
military officers, departmental officials, guests,
instructors and trainees.

Commander Brig-Gen Htay Oo and Captain Aye Pe of
Pathein Station gave speeches. Then, the commander
inspected Kanthaya Forest Nursery. Officials reported
on nursery work, arrangements for growing trees in the
rainy season and progress of tree plantations. The
commander gave necessary instructions. In Ayeyawady
Division, preparatory tasks have been carried out for
growing 1.3 million saplings in the 2002 rainy season
and all are ready for planting the saplings.
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( 6 ) CCDAC holds work co-ordination meeting

Yangon, 24 April - The Monitoring Committee for
Working Groups of the Central Committee for Drug Abuse
Control held its work coordination meeting at the
Headquarters of Myanmar Police Force this afternoon.

It was attended by Chairman of the Monitoring
Committee Deputy Minister for Home Affairs Brig-Gen
Thura Myint Maung, chairmen of the Working Groups
deputy ministers, secretaries of the Working Groups
directors-general and managing directors, officials of
border areas development association of Myanmar
Anti-Narcotics Association, the director of the Office
of the CCDAC and deputy directors and guests.

Deputy Minister Brig-Gen Thura Myint Maung delivered a
speech on the occasion. Then, Joint-Secretary of CCDAC
Police Col Kham Aung reported on implementation of
resolutions passed at the CCDAC meeting 1/2002 held on
29 March 2002 and the chairmen and secretaries of the
Working Groups and departmental officials on work
being carried out and future tasks. The meeting came
to a close in the evening with concluding remarks by
the chairman of the Monitoring Committee.

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( 7 ) Aviation Courses opened in Myitkyina, Toungoo

Yangon, 24 April - A ceremony to open Basic Aviation
Course No 1/2002 for New Generation Youth (Myitkyina
Camp), co-organized by the Union Solidarity and
Development Association (Central) and the
Commander-in-Chief (Air)'s Office, was held at the
City Hall in Myitkyina on 22 April.

Present were Deputy Commander of Northern Command
Brig-Gen San Tun, Commander of Myitkyina Air Force
Base Brig-Gen Bo Kyi, guests, instructors and
trainees. Deputy Commander Brig-Gen San Tun and
Brig-Gen Bo Kyi gave speeches. Similarly, the opening
ceremony of Basic Aviation Course No 1/2002 for New
Generation Youth (Toungoo Camp) was held at Kaytu
Yadana Hall in Toungoo on 22 April.

Present were Deputy Commander of Southern Command
Brig-Gen Thura Maung Ni, Brig-Gen Thura Myint Thein of
Toungoo Station, guests and trainees. A total of 50
trainees each are attending the five-week course at
Myitkyina and Toungoo Stations.

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( 8 ) USDA study group tours Yangon

Yangon, 24 April - The Union Solidarity and
Development Association members study group of Padaung
Township in Pyay District, Bago Division (West)
visited the Tooth Relic Pagoda (Yangon) this morning.

They paid homage to the pagoda and made cash
donations. Next, they proceeded to Lawka Chantha
Abhaya Labha Muni Buddha Image on Mindhama Hill in
Insein Township. They paid homage to the Image and
made cash donations. They also viewed the Yazagaha
Thiri Pissaya Gaza Yaza White Elephant.

 Then, the study group went to the gymnasium in
Hlinethaya Township. Project Manager U Myint Swe of
Hlinethaya Industrial Zones Management Office
explained facts about the zones to them with the aid
of video. Afterwards, the study group visited Tokyo
Pipe Factory and Shwe Ywet Hlay Garment Factory in the
zones. The study group also visited Myawady Television
and USDA Training School in Central Public Relations
Unit, Hmawby.

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Study group visits USDA head officeal

Yangon, 24 April - Nation races from Leikha and
Mongkai townships in Loilem District, Shan State
(South) and members of the Union Solidarity and
Development Association totaling 38 visited the USDA
head office this afternoon.

They were welcomed there by CEC member Brig-Gen Thein
Aung and officials. CEC member Brig-Gen Thein Aung
extended greetings and briefed on facts and data of
the association. Then, he presented gifts for the
members of the study group to Leaders Daw Su Su Nwe
and Executive of Leikha Township USDA, and Secretary
of Mongkai Township USDA Daw Nan Win Shwe.

The group leaders presented a commemorative pennant to
the CEC member. Executive Daw Su Su Nwe spoke words of
thanks. The study group members looked around the head
office and left there at 2 pm.

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( 9 ) Drug traffickers sentenced

Yangon, 24 April - A combined team comprising members
of local intelligence unit and local police force,
acting on information, searched a bus with number
plates 4 Kha/3119 which was on its way from Taunggyi
at Phayangazu Village, Thazi Township, and seized
4.980 kilos of marijuana and 138.805 grams of raw
opium inside the bags of Thein Lwin Aye and Zaw Myo
Tun on 9 July 2001.

Thazi Police Station filed Thein Lwin Aye, 20, son of
U Thein Oo of Kalaw and Zaw Myo Tun, 23, son of U Tun
Lin of Kalaw, under Section 15/19 (A) of Narcotic
Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Law. Meiktila
District Court heard the case and sentenced Thein Lwin
Aye to 15 years' imprisonment under Section 19 (A) and
five years' imprisonment under Section 15 to serve
separately, and Zaw Myo Tun to 15 years' imprisonment
under Section 19 (A) on 21 March 2002.

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Phensedyl seized in Tiddim

Yangon, 24 April - A combined team comprising members
of local intelligence unit and regiment, while
discharging duty in the region, seized a total of 40.3
liters of handedly liquid in 403-100-mililitre bottles
from Kham Za Tun near the Tiddim Bridge on 25
September 2001.

Tiddim Police Station filed Kham Za Tun, 43, son of U
Man Za Kat of Pyidawtha Ward, Kalay Township, under
Section 15/19 (A)/20(B)/21 of Narcotic Drugs and
Psychotropic Substances Law. Falam District Court
handed down a ten-year imprisonment under Section 19
(A) and a fifteen-year imprisonment under Section 20
(B)/21 on Kham Za Tun to serve concurrently on 13
March 2002.

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Marijuana seized in Thingangyun

Yangon, 24 April -A combined team comprising members
of local intelligence unit and Yangon Special
Anti-Drug Squad, searched Room-2, Building-7, Yadana
Myint Housing Estate, Za/Taung Ward, Thingangyun
Township, on 13 April morning and arrested Ma Khin San
Maw together with 2.2857 kilos of marijuana.

In connection with the case, action was taken against
Ma Khin San Maw, 30, daughter of U Maung Kyi, and
accomplice Saw Nyar Htoo (a) Kayin, 31, son of U Ngwe
Thaung of No-130, U Cho Street, Ward-8, Hline
Township, under section 15/19 (A)/21 of Narcotic Drugs
and Psychotropic Substances Law by the Thingangyun
Police Station.

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