[myanmar_information] THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Saturday November 23, 2002)

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THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Saturday November 23, 2002)

Headlines
1.  Building of pagoda in Panglong region coordinated
2.  Union Solidarity and Development Association 
     Annual General Meeting (2002) enters third-day
session
3.  58th Anniversary Armed Forces Day Commemorative 
     Marching and Military Song Competition to be held


Region
4.  Secretary-1 attends opening of paintings and
sculptures exhibition
5.  Marine Products Export and Import Supervisory
Committee meets
6.  Commander inspects Aungmingala Coach Station 
7.  Health Minister inspects hospitals, Hepatitis-B
Medicine Factory 
8.  Exhibition on Myanmar Women's Endeavours continues
9.  MEB holds bi-annual meeting 
10. Fourth General Practitioners Convention on 4-5 Jan

11. National races study group tour downtown Yangon

International Relations     
12. I&P Minister receives Bangladeshi FM and party
13. Bangladeshi MFA and party tour downtown Yangon 
14. Participation of Myanmar in Myanmar-China 
     Border Trade Expo 2002 coordinated
15. CPT Minister receives guests 
16. Korean Community donate medicines and machinery

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1.  Building of pagoda in Panglong region coordinated

Yangon, 22 Nov - The coordination meeting to build a
pagoda in Panglong region, Shan State, was held at the
meeting hall of Zeyathiri Beikman on Konmyinttha here
at 11.30 am today, with an address by Secretary-1 of
the State Peace and Development Council General Khin
Nyunt. 

Speaking on the occasion, the Secretary-1 said that
the meeting was called to coordinate building a pagoda
in Panglong region, Shan State (South). Panglong is a
region of historical significance where the Union was
conceived. The Government designated Panglong as a
special development region and is paying attention to
the region's education, health and social development
programmes. Especially, arrangements are being made
for opening the Panglong University, Panglong
Government Technological College and Panglong
Government Computer College in honour of the people in
the region and to nature the local new generation
youths to become intellectuals and intelligentsia in
future, he said. Head of State Senior General Than
Shwe gave guidance on building a pagoda in Panglong
region meritorious deeds can be performed in memory of
the patriots who had served the interests of the State
and the people before and after regaining national
independence, he added. 

Later, the Secretary-1 stressed the need for
successful building of a sublime pagoda in Panglong
region for further flourishing of the Sasana in accord
with the guidance given by the Head of State. The
Secretary-1 gave necessary instructions to officials.
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2.  Union Solidarity and Development Association 
     Annual General Meeting (2002) enters third-day
session

Yangon, 22 Nov - The third-day session of the Union
Solidarity and Development Association Annual General
Meeting (2002) took place at the Union Hall of the
USDA Central Training School at 10 am on 17 November. 

Member of Secretariat U Tin Htut presided over the
meeting together with co-chairmen U Maung Maung Thein
and Thura U Aye Myint. Pyapon Township USDA Executive
Daw Cho Cho Lwin acted as master of ceremonies and
Mawlamyine Township USDA member Daw Hnin Yu Yu Aung as
co-MC. The master of ceremonies announced the opening
of the third-day session of the meeting. 

First, representative Daw Kay Min Kalyar reported on
matters related to organization sector; representative
Daw Maran Yein Nan, the management sector;
representative U Myo Myint, economic sector;
representative U Myat Myo Nyunt, social and cultural
sector; representative Daw Sanda Thein, education
sector; representative Daw Nan Kham Aye, development
of the State and Our Three Main National Causes
sector. 

Daw Nan Kham Aye, the delegate to the USDA Annual
General Meeting 2002, said that in setting up a goal
to build a modern and developed nation, the Government
is making efforts to fulfil the immense desire of the
people. Among the development tasks were: 
(1) National unity and stability task, 
(2) Economic infrastructure development task, 
(3) Economic vitalization task and 
(4) Human resource development task. 

Prevalence of peace and stability is required for
development. Therefore, all the nationalities residing
in the country are to be united under the State Flag.
Sovereignty must prevail everywhere in the nation. Our
three main national causes - Non-disintegration of the
Union, Non-disintegration of national solidarity and
Perpetuation of sovereignty - must be regarded as the
lifeblood of the State. 

It is not possible to carry out the development task
without the three basic points mentioned above. In
retrospect, armed conflicts broke out due to the
divide and rule policy of colonialists after regaining
the independence. As a result, our country lagged
behind in development. However, everything has now
changed. National reconsolidation has been initiated
with the return of 17 armed insurgent groups to legal
fold. The territorial integrity of the nation could be
safeguarded under the State Flag. It can be witnessed
that all-round development tasks are under way,
further strengthening the political might. The 12
objectives were laid down and are being implemented
with firm policy. Accordingly, 24 development regions
were designated to add momentum to the implementation
of these objectives. In northern Shan State, Lashio
Degree College, Government Computer College and
Government Technological College were opened and the
Lashio Hospital was also upgraded to the Shan State
Hospital. Moreover, Mandalay-Lashio-Muse Union Highway
was upgraded. 

Arrangements have been made for the Shweli Hydel Power
Project to be able to generate electricity for other
regions. As for education sector, a total of 151
universities and colleges and 39,999 basic education
schools were opened across the nation. The number of
youths receiving education in every region is on the
increase. As for the development in transport sector,
the Union Highway serves as the network linking Lashio
of Shan State (North) with Sittway of Rakhine State,
Putao of Kachin State and Kawthoung of Taninthayi
Division. Six more river crossing bridges have been
built on Ayeyawady River. Up to this date, 14 major
river crossing bridges were completed and six under
construction. Motor roads, rail roads, river crossing
bridges and airports are being constructed throughout
the Union. Altogether 140 dams have been built in
Myanmar. Some of them can provide not only irrigated
water but also generate electricity.

The number of irrigated acres has increased from 4.5
million to 5.2 million. Likewise, the number of paddy
cultivation acres has risen from 12 million to over
16.3 million, and the number of crop cultivation acres
from 24 million to over 38 million. The Yeywa Hydel
Power Project, the biggest one, is being implemented
on Dokhtawaty River in Shan State (North). On
completion, it will be able to supply electricity to
hill and plain regions. Due to the relentless efforts
in full 14 years to promote the sectors of economy,
transport, agriculture, energy, social development and
education, success has been achieved in the tasks for
border areas and national races development, 24
development regions and rural development. The whole
people also participated in carrying out these tasks. 

The State spent over 25,800 million kyats on the
development of border areas and national races. It
deserves to take pride in the association in its
participation in the task for development of the
State. The association also supported the tasks for
State development and rural development at rallies
held 17 venues of the nation in January. Also in
February, Special Annual General Meeting of the
association was held and USDA Patron Senior General
Than Shwe delivered a speech on national development.
The meeting passed decision to take part in the
national development tasks. The organizational power
of the State can be won by upholding Our Three Main
National Causes. The association has possessed strong
spirit, which is none other than Union Spirit. To
vitalize the Union Spirit, the association has adopted
three Panglong pledges to be maintained and six
resolutions of Bagan mass meeting on ushering in the
21st century to be realized. In taking part in the
development tasks of the State, the association must
safeguard the nation against encroachment on
sovereignty, driving wedges between national races,
encroachment by any organizations on security and
stability, destructive acts of armed insurgents, and
international pressure, and denounce such acts at
every occurrence. 

Then, representative Daw Nan Aye Tint reported on
matters related to participation of USDA in thrifty
measures of the State. It is known that a country has
to depend on agriculture for its economic development.
In this regard, it has to pass the period of
transition in which a major factor is the public
investment derived from frugality.

Therefore, it is necessary to organize national races
to take thrifty measures in accord with a Myanmar
saying "Thrift and thrive". She spoke of the need to
utilize resources in the State as much as possible in
considering investment for economic development of the
State. We are to utilize the rich natural resources of
the country as much as possible. At the same time,
there should be due consideration for the posterity in
utilizing the natural resources. In this connection,
thrifty measures should be taken as necessary and more
could be used where necessary. Frugality, in fact,
means doing business. It cannot be said as practising
thrift when one does not use something when needed.
Thrifty measures being taken today mean paving the way
for the development of the nation in future. In other
words, new investment is being put for sustainable
development. Although thrifty measures are encouraged,
the Government has been spending a large sum of money
on building roads, bridges, railroads, airports and
industrial zones. 

At present, there are 18 industrial zones in the
country. In the education and health sector,
universities, colleges and schools have been built
spending on the large amount of money. It can be seen
that K 22,852 million have been spent on development
of border areas and national races alone so far. The
Government has built dams and reservoirs spending a
huge sum of money. This is investment for the
generations to come. Therefore, it is necessary to
efficiently use water. Nothing should be wasted.
Nowadays, the national people have come to practise
thrift as a result of organization and education work
carried out by the Government. Therefore, thrifty
measures are to be taken widely with participation of
the people. In bringing about development of the
economic, production and social sectors of the State,
electric power plays a vital role. So, 2,225 kilowatt
hour millions were generated in 1988-89 and 5,024
kilowatt hour million in 2000-2001 financial year. 

Plans are under way to generate 2,000 megawatts more
during the forthcoming five years to fulfil
electricity requirements of the people. In this
regard, Paunglaung Hydel Power Project can generate
280 megawatts and Yeywa Hydel Power Project, 780
megawatts. The Government is spending a large sum of
money on electricity generation which plays a vital
role in development of the State. All the people are
to systematically and efficiently use electricity. At
present, the Government is carrying out the programme
on efficient use of electricity throughout the nation.
So, the people are now enjoying benefits of the
programme. For example, there are about 500,000
households using electricity in Yangon. Thus, saving a
four-foot fluorescent lamp every day by each household
amounts to saving power that is equal to the capacity
a 20-mega watt power station can supply. Edible oil
consumption of Myanmar nationals is more than other
people of Asian countries. 

Due to excessive consumption of edible oil by the
people, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, liver
diseases, etc can occur. Edible oil worth US$ 180
million is imported annually. If import of edible oil
can be reduced with cultivation of edible oil crops in
the respective regions accompanied by moderate
consumption by individuals, 10 major bridges like Bo
Myat Tun Bridge can be built. The edible oil will be
an export item. Therefore, it is necessary to organize
and educate local farmers to extend cultivation of all
kinds of edible oil crops as the national duty. She
said it is unnecessary to use expensive foreign-made
goods. As regards the foodstuff, all the people are to
consume only local-made foodstuffs. She stressed the
need to organize the people to consume fish sauce and
fish paste instead of monosodium glutamate. 

Similarly, all members of the association are to
organize local people to produce meat, fish and fruits
on a manageable scale and consume them instead of
foreign-made canned foods. Other countries have to
produce the canned foods due to scarcity of fresh
meat, fish and fruits. But, our country is rich in
land and water resources. Therefore, we are to
cultivate crops and consume fresh foods reducing
intake of the imported canned foods and other
foodstuff. It will amount to not only saving foreign
exchange but also ensuring better health of the
people. In addition, it will contribute to earning
foreign exchange by exporting surplus vegetables. So,
all the association members are to set an example in
these tasks. The money obtained from taking thrifty
measures will contribute to construction of economic
infrastructure of the State. So, the thrifty measure
is the basic task of the long-term economic
development of the State. In conclusion, she said as
the thrifty measures are the basic tasks of the
long-term economic development of the State, the USDA
is to educate and organize the people to take thrifty
measures in all seriousness. Then, USDA Central
Executive Committee explained points in the
discussions. 

First, USDA Secretariat Member U Thaung explained the
points in the discussions on the organization sector.
Then, CEC member U Than Shwe explained the points in
the discussions on the management sector; CEC member U
Soe Tha, the points in the discussions on the economic
sector; Secretariat Member U Ko Lay, the points in the
discussions on the social and culture sector; and CEC
member U Tin Hlaing, the points in the discussions on
the education sector. On 18 November, the fourth-day
session of the meeting would continue.
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3.  58th Anniversary Armed Forces Day Commemorative 
     Marching and Military Song Competition to be held


Yangon, 22 Nov - The subcommittee for holding Marching
and Military Song Competition under the Work Committee
for Organizing the Poetry and Arts Competitions
chaired by Deputy Minister for Culture U Soe Nyunt
(Htilar Sitthu) has announced that the marching and
military song competitions will be held in
commemoration of the 58th Anniversary Armed Forces Day
which falls on 27 March 2003. 

There will be the open division in the marching song
competition and two levels - level 1 and level 2 - in
the military song competition. In addition to the
first, second and third prizes, consolation prizes
will be presented to the winners in each competition.
The songs are to be composed highlighting the 12
objectives of the State, the objectives of the 58th
Anniversary Armed Forces Day and the 12 fine
traditions of the Tatmadaw. Anyone may take part in
the marching song competition, but composers and
vocalists included in the level 1 are not allowed to
participate in the other two levels. Those who have
won the first, second and third prizes in the level 2
of military song competition in the previous years may
take part in the level 1 only. Competitors
individually or in groups are allowed to send only one
entry. 

The entry must be Myanmar traditional melody and style
and its duration must be from 4 to 6 minutes. The
entry is to be recorded on a tape. A suitable title
for the entry can be given. Ten photo copies of lyrics
of the entry and a copy of musical notes, together
with a tape, are to be sent. The entrants are to send
their curriculum vitae with three passport size colour
photos. The committee will contact tentatively
selected competitors. 

The tentatively selected competitors must take part in
the final contest with tapes. The entries are to be
sent to Secretary of the Subcommittee U Ko Ko Htwe,
Myanma Radio and Television, Pyay Road, Yangon, not
later than 31 December 2002.
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4.  Secretary-1 attends opening of paintings and
sculptures exhibition

Yangon, 22 Nov - A ceremony to open the paintings and
sculptures exhibition, organized by the Myanmar
Traditional Artistes and Artisans Asiayon (Central),
in commemoration of the golden jubilee of State School
of Fine Arts (Yangon) (1952-2002) took place at the
National Museum on Pyay Road in Dagon Township this
morning. 

Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council
General Khin Nyunt attended the ceremony. Secretary of
MTAAA (Central) U Thant Zin (a) Bagyi Hla Tin Tun
explained matters related to the holding of the
exhibition. After officials had formally opened the
exhibition, General Khin Nyunt and party viewed round
the exhibition. 

General Khin Nyunt then signed in the visitors' book.
Later, the Secretary-1 accepted "The Lion Archway"
oil-colour painting drawn by U Kyi Win of MTAAA as a
commemorative gift of the exhibition to Chairman of
the State Peace and Development Council Senior General
Than Shwe, a "Maymyo Flowers" oil-colour painting
drawn by U Mya Lwin of the Asiayon as a commemorative
gift to Vice-Chairman of the State Peace and
Development Council Vice-Senior General Maung Aye, and
a "Myanma Beauty" water colours drawn by Thant Zin (a)
Bagyi Hla Tin Tun as a commemorative gift to
Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council
General Khin Nyunt. 

A total of 351 works of art are on display at the
exhibition, which will be kept open daily from 9 am to
5 pm for the public free of charge. 
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5.  Marine Products Export and Import Supervisory
Committee meets 

Yangon, 22 Nov - Marine Products Export and Import
Supervisory Committee met with entrepreneurs at
Fisheries Department this afternoon, with an address
by Chairman of the Committee Minister at the State
Peace and Development Council Chairman's Office Lt-Gen
Min Thein. 

Entrepreneurs took part in the discussions.
Vice-Chairman of the committee Minister for Commerce
Brig-Gen Pyi Sone explained matters on trade, member
of the committee Minister for Livestock and Fisheries
Brig-Gen Maung Maung Thein on export of marine
products. 

Minister Lt-Gen Min Thein spoke of the need to make
arrangements for supervision of the marine products
export and import business. 
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6.  Commander inspects Aungmingala Coach Station 

Yangon, 22 Nov - Chairman of Yangon Division
Supervisory Committee for Ensuring Smooth and Secure
Transport Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and
Development Council Commander of Yangon Command
Maj-Gen Myint Swe inspected Aungmingala Coach Station
in Mingaladon Township this morning. 

Located on the No 3 Highway, the station is being run
by Revenue Department of the Yangon City Development
Committee. The commander inspected the arrival and
departure of coaches running between Yangon city and
Bago Division (East), Mon State, Kayin State and
Taninthayi Division, passenger transport system,
running of taxies between the station and downtown
Yangon, public telephone booths and passenger lounges.
U Tin Aung Win reported to the commander on plans
being made for convenience of the passengers and
future programmes. In response to the report, the
commander said the coach station which meets the
required standard was built for convenience of
passengers traveling between Yangon and Bago Division
(East), Mon State, Kayin State and Taninthayi
Division. 

Officials should make arrangements for the coach
station and its compound to be in accord with the
hygienic conditions, to keep it clean and pleasant and
to grow shade trees and ornamental plants. 
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7.  Health Minister inspects hospitals, Hepatitis-B
Medicine Factory 

Yangon, 22 Nov - Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket Sein,
inspected Psychiatric Hospital (Yangon) in Dagon
Myothit (East) Township this morning. 

At the briefing hall, officials reported on progress
in construction of the project works. Director-General
Dr Wan Maung gave a supplementary report. Then, the
minister went to the drug addicts ward and inspected
activities for mental health of the patients and
construction of the sports grounds. Next, the minister
and party proceeded to the construction site of
Hepatitis-B Medicine Factory of Medical Research
Department (Lower Myanmar). General Manager KT Kim of
Golden Midas Construction Co Ltd and engineer
in-charge U Htwe Htwe reported on implementation of
the project. The minister gave necessary instructions.


Afterwards, the minister and party arrived at Padamya
Rural Dispensary of Mingaladon Township. Officials
reported on construction of the 50-bed hospital in
Pale Myothit. The minister gave necessary instructions
and inspected the site chosen for the hospital. 

Then, the minister went to Institute of Pharmacy in
Webagi Myothit. He inspected efficient use of
electricity and gave instruction on systematic use of
electricity to officials. 
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8.  Exhibition on Myanmar Women's Endeavours continues

Yangon, 22 Nov - The Exhibition on Myanmar Women's
Endeavours continued for the eighth day at Tatmadaw
Convention Hall on U Wisara Road today. 

At the centre of the hall, tapestries of the Head of
State and officials were exhibited. The booths on
Myanmar women's endeavours, women's information,
international communication, women and preservation of
environment, cultural affairs, knowledge for women,
women's health and education, preventing violence
against women and rehabilitation of women were
displayed at the exhibition. Artistes and students
from the Fine Arts Department, University of Culture,
Myanmar Movies Asiayon, and Myanmar Music Asiayon
presented entertainment programmes to the visitors.
Over 3,750 people visited the exhibition today. 

At the computer quiz competition, Maung Aye Chan Nyein
of No-4 BEHS Ahlon, Maung Myo Myint Oo of BEHS-2
Dagon, Maung Tun Tun Naing of No-61 (C), 7th Street,
Lanmadaw, Ma San Su Nwe of Ward-65, Pyidawtha Street,
South Dagon, Ma Myat Noe Mon of BEHS-2 Dagon, Maung
Tun Tun of BEPS-2 Dagon, Ma Yin Yin Wai of BEHS-2
Dagon, Ma Mya Thida of No-47, Baho Road, Ahlon
Township and Maung Nay Myo of No-99, 5th Street,
Mingaladon Township won the prizes. 

The prize winners are to contact the officials at
Tatmadaw Convention Hall on 23 November and to inform
not later than 2 pm on 24 November. 
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9.  MEB holds bi-annual meeting 

Yangon, 22 Nov - Bi-annual coordination meeting of
Myanma Economic Bank 2002-2003 was held at the
training hall of Myanma Economic Bank branch No 1 on
Pansodan Street at 8 am today. 

At the meeting, Deputy Minister for Finance and
Revenue Brig-Gen Than Tun said that banking services
is the basic infrastructure to strengthen national
economy; state/ division managers are to work for the
progress of the banking services.
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10. Fourth General Practitioners Convention on 4-5 Jan


Yangon, 22 Nov - The Fourth General Practitioners
Convention of the general practitioners group of
Myanmar Medical Association will be held at the
auditorium of the MMA at No-249, Theinbyu Road,
Mingala Taungnyunt Township, on 4 and 5 January 2003.
Resource persons and pharmaceutical companies wishing
to display their products may contact the office of
the MMA not later than 15 December.
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11. National races study group tour downtown Yangon

Yangon, 22 Nov - At the invitation of the chairman of
the work committee for development of border areas and
national races, 65 national races from Manhiro Region
in Shan State (North) and 50 Kayan and Padaung
national races from Pekhon Township in Kayah Region,
totaling 115, arrived here yesterday afternoon. 

They paid homage to Shwedagon Pagoda this morning.
Members of the pagoda board of trustees explained the
history of the pagoda. They then visited Maha Wizaya
Pagoda. The study group arrived at Drug Elimination
Museum in the afternoon where they were conducted
round the museum by officials. Next, members of the
study group visited Myanma Radio and Television.
Deputy Director of TV Myanmar Lt-Col Thein Aung
extended greetings and explained facts about the MRTV.
They studied the studios of the MRTV. 

They enjoyed a film at Upgraded Thamada Cinema in the
evening. 
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12. I&P Minister receives Bangladeshi FM and party

Yangon, 22 Nov - Minister for Immigration and
Population Maj-Gen Sein Htwa received Minister of
Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
Mr M Morshed Khan MP and party at his office at the
Ministers' Office this afternoon. 
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13. Bangladeshi MFA and party tour downtown Yangon 

Yangon, 22 Nov - Minister of Foreign Affairs of the
People's Republic of Bangladesh Mr Morshed Khan MP and
party visited Shwedagon Pagoda this morning. 

Members of the pagoda board of trustees U Ohn Myint, U
Khin Maung Myint and officials conducted them round
the pagoda. The Bangladeshi FM offered flower, water,
light and incense sticks to a Buddha image at Western
Prayer Hall, and signed in the visitors' book. Then,
the Bangladeshi Minister presented cash donations for
the pagoda to U Ohn Myint and U Khin Maung Myint who
presented a documentary book on hoisting Shwehtidaw
atop Shwedagon Pagoda. The Bangladeshi Minister and
party also viewed the King Thayawady's bell. 

Next, the Bangladeshi Foreign Minister and party
arrived at Myanma Gems Emporium on Kaba Aye Pagoda
Road. Director U Thein Swe of Myanma Gems Enterprise
and officials welcomed and conducted them round the
emporium. The minister signed in the visitors' book.
In the evening, the Bangladeshi FM and party left here
by air. 

Minister for Foreign Affairs U Win Aung and
Bangladeshi Ambassador Mr A B Manjoor Rahim seen off
them at Yangon International Airport. 
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14. Participation of Myanmar in Myanmar-China 
     Border Trade Expo 2002 coordinated 

Yangon, 22 Nov - A coordination meeting on
participation of Myanmar in Myanmar-China Border Trade
Expo 2002 was held at the meeting hall of the Ministry
of Commerce today, with an address Minister for
Commerce Brig-Gen Pyi Sone. 

Then, a general round of discussion followed and the
meeting ended with the concluding remarks by the
minister. The Myanmar-China Border Trade Expo 2002
will be held from 15 to 19 December at Manwein Cargo
Yard in Muse, Shan State (North).
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15. CPT Minister receives guests 

Yangon, 22 Nov - Minister for Communications, Posts
and Telegraphs and for Hotels and Tourism Brig-Gen
Thein Zaw received bankers Mr Ho Hou Yin and Mr Lai
Cheuk Kwan Arthur of Macao and Hong Kong at his office
at 1 pm today.

They discussed matters relating to communications and
hotel tasks. In the evening, the minister met with
hotel managers from respective states and divisions
under Myanma Hotels and Tourism Services and managers
of the branches of Tourism and Beverages Services at
the Department of Beverages Services (Head office) on
Mahabandoola Road. At the meeting, the minister gave
instructions on carrying out the tasks with good will
for the interest of the ministry and the nation. 

Deputy Minister Brig-Gen Aye Myint Kyu also gave
necessary instructions and the meeting came to an end.

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16. Korean Community donate medicines and machinery

Yangon, 22 Nov - Korean Community in Myanmar led by
Korean Ambassador Mr Lee Kyung-Woo donated machinery
for agriculture worth US$ 3,000 and medicines worth
US$ 3,000 to Kamanet Village in Bago Township, Bago
Division this morning. The Korean Community also
presented stationery worth US$ 2,000 to Post-Primary
School in the Village at 10 am today. Doctors from the
community together with doctors of Township Health
Department gave medical treatment to patients in the
village free of charge for a day. 
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