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[myanmar_information] The New Light of Myanmar (Friday December 6, 2002)
The New Light of Myanmar (Friday December 6, 2002)
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1. Senior General Than Shwe inspects Tamu-Kale-Kalewa
Road, Myittha River Bridge (Kalewa) Project in
Sagaing Division
2. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations
to Finland
3. Secretary-1 inspects extension of roads at
roundabouts in Yangon
4. Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung Htwe tour Mongphyat
and Tachilek Districts
5. Development activities inspected in Kengtung
Township
6. National Convention Convening Commission meets
7. Culture Minister inspects National Museum
8. Minister inspects Ahlon wharves
9. Minister for Information visits Book Fair
10. Code of Conduct, Extempore Talks Contests
held at Yangon Command
11. Measures for ensuring success of agriculture and
livestock breeding works co-ordinated
12. Track & Field Championship held
13. Military Attaches & families visit North-East
Command area
14. Secretary-1 receives Chinese Health Minister and
party
15. Foreign Affairs Minister U Win Aung sends
message of felicitations to Finland
16. Myanmar delegation arrives back
17. Livestock & Fisheries Minister receives Ambassador
18. Ambassador U Nyunt Maung Shein accredited to
Poland
19. Health Minister receives guests
20. Chinese Health delegation tours Yangon
21. Drug traffickers sentenced
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1. Senior General Than Shwe inspects Tamu-Kale-Kalewa
Road, Myittha River Bridge (Kalewa) Project in
Sagaing Division
Doctors urged to work with strong sense of
responsibility and conviction while discharging duties
for perpetuation of Union in the interest of national
races
Yangon, 5 Dec - Chairman of the State Peace and
Development Council Commander-in-Chief of De-fence
Services Senior General Than Shwe inspected
Tamu-Kale-Kalewa Road and Myittha River Bridge
(Kalewa) Project in Sagaing Division, on 3 December.
On arrival at the town at 11.30 am.
On their way to Kalewa by car along the Kale-Kalewa
section of the Tamu-Kale-Kalewa Road, the Senior
General and party inspected the road condition, the
surrounding areas and crop fields. At Myittha River
Bridge (Kalewa) Project located near the entrance to
Kalewa, they heard a report on salient points of the
project and construction work presented by Minister
for Construction Maj-Gen Saw Tun.
After giving guidance, the Senior General inspected
the project and its surrounding areas. The bridge will
link Kalewa, located at the end of
Monywa-Ahlon-Yagyi-Myoma-Kalewa Road, and Shantat
village on the other bank.
Construction works started after completion of the
stake driving ceremony on 29 July 2002. The suspension
bridge installed with steel frames will be supported
by reinforced concrete piers. The 1,320-foot bridge
will have the maximum load bearing capacity of 60
tons. The motorway on it will be 28 feet wide. It will
be an important facility for Monywa-Kalewa-Tamu border
trade road and to reach townships in Chin State via
Kalewa and Kale.
The Senior General and party then inspected the
development undertakings in Kalewa. Local people
greeted them on both sides of the town streets.
The next morning, they visited the 200-bed hospital in
Kale, and inspected the two-storey building under
construction to house the operation theatre and the
delivery room.
At the briefing hall they heard a report on the
hospital presented by Minister for Health Maj-Gen Ket
Sein. The minister said it was established as a 25-bed
facility in 1965; it was upgraded to a 50-bed hospital
in 1991 and a 200-bed facility in 1998. Run by
specialist physicians and equipped with advanced gear,
the hospital is providing health care for the people
of Kale Township and the surrounding areas and Haka
and Tiddim regions in Chin State. Teams led by the
specialist physicians of the hospital are making field
tours to treat patients at the villages. He then
explained the hospital extension project.
Senior General Than Shwe gave guidance, saying that
Kale region has been designated as a development zone
as it has direct link with Chin State, Hkamti region
and Tamu region. The State is making arrangements for
economic, social, transport and health development of
Kale region.
Kale Township People's Hospital has been upgraded to a
200-bed facility to provide cent per cent health care
services for the people of Kale District and its
surrounding areas. Doctors and health staff of the
hospital are urged to show warmth and sympathy towards
the patients and gave effective medical treatment to
them.
As the first step, they will have to strive to reduce
the occurrence rate of the diseases which are frequent
in the region; and in the second stage, to totally
eradicate the diseases. They should work with goodwill
for the health and longevity of the people.
In carrying out the task to ensure public health and
longevity through the three phases - education,
control and treatment, they will have to effectively
implement the school health education programmes,
enabling the people to have knowledge on health
education since their childhood days.
The State is implementing programmes with the aim of
ensuring health and fitness of the people, looking
into the requirements of all sectors to ensure a
better future for the nation.
The doctors are also required to work with the strong
sense of responsibility and conviction while
discharging the duties for perpetuation of the Union
in the interest of the national races.
They will have to work with the conviction as well as
patriotism to raise the public health standard. The
Senior General then conversed with Medical
Superintendent Dr Tin Tun and specialist physicians.
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2. State Peace and Development Council Chairman
Senior General Than Shwe sends felicitations to
Finland
Yangon, 6 Dec - Senior General Than Shwe, Chairman of
the State Peace and Development Council of the Union
of Myanmar, has sent a message of felicitations to Her
Excellency Ms Tarja Halonen, President of the Republic
of Finland, on the occasion of the Independence Day of
the Republic of Finland which falls on 6 December
2002.
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3. Secretary-1 inspects extension of roads at
roundabouts in Yangon
Yangon, 5 Dec - State Peace and Development Council
Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt looked into the
extension of roads at roundabouts in the capital this
morning.
General Khin Nyunt arrived at the construction site
for extension of the road at the Hanthawady roundabout
on Pyay Road. At the work site, the Secretary-1 was
briefed by Vice Mayor Col Maung Pa and heads of
department on earth work and tarring and digging of
drainages for extension of the road at Hanthawady
roundabout and the U Wisara roundabout, the Bahan
roundabout and the Ayeyawun roundabout.
Afterwards, Minister for Information Brig-Gen Kyaw
Hsan and Minister for Communications, Posts and
Telegraphs Brig-Gen Thein Zaw reported to the
Secretary-1 on their respective tasks. After giving
necessary instructions to officials, the Secretary-1
inspected extension tasks and proceeded to U Wisara
roundabout. The vice-mayor reported to the General on
construction tasks. After giving necessary
instructions, the Secretary-1 inspected extension of
roads.
Next, Secretary-1 General Khin Nyunt arrived at the
construction site for extension of the road at Bahan
roundabout on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road. After hearing
reports, the Secretary-1 gave necessary instructions
and left there later in the morning.
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4. Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung Htwe tour Mongphyat
and Tachilek Districts
Yangon, 5 Dec - Members of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung
Htwe of the Ministry of Defence arrived at Tachilek in
Shan State (East) on 3 December morning.
Shan State (East) Peace and Development Council
Chairman Triangle Region Command Commander Brig-Gen
Khin Zaw and officials welcomed them at Tachilek
Airport.
They met with Tachilek and Mongphyat Districts
departmental officials, members of War Veterans
Organization, Union Solidarity and Development
Association, Red Cross and Auxiliary Fire Brigade,
Maternal and Child Welfare Association, and working
committee for women's affairs at Aung Myat Hall in
Tachilek.The chairmen of Mongphyat and Tachilek
Districts Peace and Development Councils reported on
carrying out regional development tasks in their
regions.
Then, Lt-Gen Soe Win made a speech. He said that
success has been achieved by the government in the
modernization of border areas. As the number of
cultivable acerage has increased in Shan State (East),
roads, bridges, schools, degree college, nursing
schools are opened and border dispensaries and
hospitals upgraded. The installation of telephone
exchange post offices, telegraph offices,
retransmission stations are also built. Regional
development activities can be carried out only when
there is prevalence of peace and stability in the
region. Owing to the cooperative efforts of USDA, MCWA
and NGOs and local people, parallel developments have
been gained in rural and border areas.
Momentum has been added to the endeavours to curb the
narcotic drugs with the cooperation of departmental
staff and the people. Moreover, mass movements for HIV
and AIDS have been launched as national concern.
Therefore, it is necessary to strive in unity for
restoring regional peace, law enforcement and
implementation of all round development projects.
Then, Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung Htwe proceeded to
Nagahnakaung Monastery in Tachilek. They paid homage
to Nagahnakaung Sayadaw State Ovadacariya Agga Maha
Pandita Bhaddanta Dhamma Thiri and presented
offertories to the Sayadaw. They then inspected the
construction of the Sangha Hospital and fulfilled the
requirements.
Next, member of the panel of patrons of the USDA
Lt-Gen Soe Win met with USDA members at the district
USDA office in Tachilek. He urged the USDA members to
participate actively in the regional development
tasks.
Afterwards, Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung Htwe,
together with Commander Brig-Gen Khin Zaw, left
Tachilek for Kengtung in the evening.
Lt-Gen Soe Win met with USDA members at the Shan State
(East) USDA office and left necessary instructions.
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5. Development activities inspected in Kengtung
Township
Yangon, 5 Dec - Members of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung
Htwe of the Ministry of Defence, inspected the mining
of coal in Wankyan (Nanlap), Kengtung Township,
yesterday morning.
Director-General of the Geological Survey and Mineral
Exploration Department gave a vast account of the
exploration of the coal. Lt-Gen Aung Htwe gave
instructions and attended to the requirements.
Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung Htwe met with local
authorities, social organizations, and townselders at
the hall of the development affairs department in
Kengtung.
Commander Brig-Gen Khin Zaw reported on endeavours to
develop the region.
Then, Lt-Gen Soe Win spoke on the occasion. He said at
a time when the nation-building tasks are being
carried out earnestly, the whole people unitedly and
harmoniously join hands in doing these tasks under the
leadership of the State. In the whole Shan State
previously, there were 1,435,000 net cultivated acres
of land. But at present, there are 1,905,000 acres of
land with an increase of 47,000 acres of land.
Moreover, per annum total cultivable acreage also
increased from 1,613,009 acres to 2,424,852 acres. As
for Shan State (East), the cultivable acres of land
increased from 221,526 to 264,210 with an increase of
42,684 acres; and per annum total cultivable acreage,
from 263,541 acres to 322,820 acres with an increase
of 59,729 acres. The Government is giving
encouragement to the industrial development, and the
electric power, the basic requirement, is being
generated.
There has been an increase in electricity supply from
500 megawatts to 1910 megawatts as the five hydel
power stations - Mongla project, Nanlat Creek project,
Hsilu project, Nanwot project and Monghsat-Maipan
project in eastern Shan State. In the education
sector, the number of schools increased from 354 to
559 in eastern Shan State. A nursing school was
opened; Tachiled People's Hospital and Monghsat
People's Hospital were upgraded; the hospitals of
Mongtung, Mongkhat, Mongyan, Mongpyin, Mongphyat and
Mongyawng were also upgraded to 25-bed ones; moreover,
20 border dispensaries and eight border hospitals were
constructed and 24 specialists were employed. In the
communication sector, 11 microwave stations, five
auto-telephone stations, 24 rural telecommunication
stations, 24 post offices, and 19 telegraph offices
were extended.
As satellite communication stations were opened in
Mongtung and Mongla, a similar station is under
construction in Mongyawng. In the transport sector, a
total of 793 miles was extended in road construction
and a total of 605 miles repaired and upgraded. The
returning of national races armed insurgent groups
into the legal fold resulted in the equitable
development in border areas. It is due to the
prevalence of peace in the region.
After the ceremony, Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung
Htwe went to the construction site of Shan State
General Hospital (200-bed) and heard reports on
progress in the construction work.
Lt-Gen Aung Htwe gave instructions on timely
completion of the hospital, sinking of tube wells for
sufficient water supply, and control of the spread of
the disease in the operation theatre.
The hospital is being built at a cost of 685.7 million
kyats and is of concrete reinforced type. Ninety nine
percent of the construction work of the two-storey
hospital has been completed.
In the afternoon, Lt-Gen Soe Win and Lt-Gen Aung Htwe
arrived at the construction site of Kengtung City
Hall, where officials reported on matters related to
the construction.
Lt-Gen Aung Htwe then gave instructions and attended
to the requirements. Kengtung City Hall, measuring 214
feet and 100 feet, is built on 2.08 acres of plot at a
cost of 227.4 million kyats and ninety percent of the
construction of the building has already completed.
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6. National Convention Convening Commission meets
Yangon, 5 Dec- The National Convention Convening
Commission held its meeting at 10.30 am today.
Meeting Chairman Maj- Gen Sein Htwa gave a speech. At
the meeting the National Convention Convening Work
Committee and the National Convention Convening
Management Committee reported on matters related to
the convention. Those present also took part in the
discussions.
Then, Meeting Chairman Maj-Gen Sein Htwa gave
necessary instructions and the meeting came to an end
in the afternoon.
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7. Culture Minister inspects National Museum
Yangon, 5 Dec - Minister for Culture Maj-Gen Kyi Aung,
directors-general and officials of the Department of
Cultural Institute, Archaeology Department and Fine
Arts Department, inspected artifacts displayed at the
booths of the National Museum on Pyay Road in Dagon
Township this morning.
The minister gave necessary instructions to officials.
Then, the minister inspected the power control unit of
the museum. Next, he gave instructions on use of power
units and efficient use of electricity.
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8. Minister inspects Ahlon wharves
Yangon, 5 Dec - Minister for Transport Maj-Gen Hla
Myint Swe, arrived at Ahlon Wharf of Myanma Port
Authority this morning.
At the briefing hall, Managing Director of MP A U
Thein Htay and Managing Director U Tun Myint Naing of
Asia World Co Ltd reported to the minister on the
mooring of vessels at the Ahlon wharves, and progress
in extended construction of No 3 wharf. After hearing
the reports, the minister gave instructions. The
deputy minister and officia1s conducted the minister
round the wharf No 2.
At No 2 and 1 wharves, the minister and party
inspected loading of teak logs and cargo containers
onto foreign vessels with the use of modern cranes.
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9. Minister for Information visits Book Fair
Yangon, 5 Dec - Minister for Information Brig-Gen Kyaw
Hsan arrived at Book Fair to mark the 1364 ME Sarsodaw
Day held by Myanmar Writers and Journalists
Association, at Sarpay Beikman campus near Hanthawady
Roundabout on Pyay Road at 11 am today.
The minister was welcomed there by Chairman of the
Organizing Committee for Holding the Book Fair
Managing Director U Myint Thein of the Printing and
Publishing Enterprise and officials. The minister
viewed the bookstalls at the book fair on the third
day. Over 8,000 bookworms, including monks, teachers,
students and people visited the fair from 9 am to 5 pm
today and bought various books on various fields worth
K 1,398,000 at 57 bookstalls.
The Book Fair will be kept open till 9 December.
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10. Code of Conduct, Extempore Talks Contests
held at Yangon Command
Yangon, 5 Dec - The prize presentation ceremony for
Yangon Command Military Code of Conduct and Extempore
Talks Contests to mark the 58th Anniversary Armed
Forces Day was held at the hall of the command this
evening, attended by Commander of Yangon Command
Maj-Gen Myint Swe.
First, the contests were held. Then, No 4 Military
Region Commander Brig-Gen Myo Myint presented prizes
to winners at the private and Cpl levels in the Yangon
Command Military Code of Conduct and Extempore Talks
Contest and Col Aung Win, prizes to winners at the WO
level.
Then, Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe presented prizes to
winners at the officer level in the contests.
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11. Measures for ensuring success of agriculture and
livestock breeding works co-ordinated
Yangon, 5 Dec - A meeting to co-ordinate measures for
ensuring success of agriculture and livestock breeding
works by ministries and national entrepreneurs at the
Yangon Division Vegetable and Poultry Farming Special
Zone near Nyaunghnapin Village in Hmawby Township,
Yangon North District, was held at the meeting hall of
Yangon Command this afternoon.
Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and Development
Council Commander of Yangon Command Maj-Gen Myint Swe
attended the meeting and delivered an address. He
urged officials of the Myanma Agriculture Service to
disseminate farming techniques to the ministries and
the entrepreneurs. He also urged special zone
supervisory committee members to help the national
entrepreneurs overcome difficulties. He also dealt
with matters on supply of cultivation water and
electricity as well as installation of telephone
lines.
Then, Managing Director of MAS U Tun Than reported on
dissemination of agriculture and livestock breeding
techniques. Managing Director U Khin Maung Aye of the
Livestock, Feedstuff and Dairy Products Enterprise
reported on arrangements for distributing feedstuff
and pedigrees. Managing Director of the Myanma
Petroleum Products Enterprise Col Sein Tin Win
reported on vegetable and poultry farming of the
Ministry of Energy. Director U Kyaw Thein of the
Irrigation Department submitted matters on supply of
cultivation water to the special zone from Kalihtaw
Dam and right canal of Ngamoyeik Dam. Director of the
Development Affairs Department U Khin Latt reported on
cultivation of crops and fish breeding ponds by the
Ministry for Progress of Border Areas and National
Races & Development Affairs.
Head of Yangon Division Fisheries Department U Khin
Maung Win reported on fish breeding techniques. Chief
Engineer of Myanma Electric Power Enterprise Dr San Oo
reported measures taken for supply of electricity to
the special zone. Deputy Chief Engineer of the Myanma
Posts and telecommunications U Nyan Win reported on
arrangements made for installing telephone lines.
The chairman and officials of the supervisory
committee also reported on work progresses. Then, the
commander attended to the needs and the meeting came
to an end.
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12. Track & Field Championship held
Yangon, 5 Dec-The 16th MPF Director-General's
Championship Trophy Track & Field Tournament was held
at Aung San Stadium this morning.
First, Director- General of MPF Police Brig- Gen Khin
Yi made an opening address. After a11 the events, Col
Tin Hlaing and his wife. and Po1ice Brig-Gen Khin Yi
awarded championship shields (men) and (women) to
Myanmar Police Force (HQ) team and other prizes to the
winner athletes.
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13. Military Attaches & families visit North-East
Command area
Yangon, 5 Dec - The study group comprising Military
Attaches and their families led by Dean of the
Military Attachés Malaysian Defence Adviser Col Harun
Bin Hitam and Head of Department Brig-Gen Thein Swe of
the Office of Military Intelligence of the Ministry of
Defence, left Yangon for North-East Command area in
Shan State (North) by special flight on 3 December
morning.
At Lashio Airport, they were welcomed by Commander of
North-East Command Brig-Gen Myint Hlaing and wife Daw
Khin Thant Zin, senior military officers and their
wives, departmental officials and national races. The
study group visited Yaykantaung water supply station
and paid homage to Yaykantaung Pagoda and Maha Muni
Buddha Image. At Shweli Hotel in Lashio, Deputy
Commander Col Hla Myint explained development of Shan
State (North), narcotic drugs elimination and
cultivation of opium-substitute crops and answered the
queries.
Then, the guests viewed documentary photos on tasks of
narcotic drugs eradication in Shan State (North),
tasks on drug elimination being carried out by the
Government in cooperation with foreign countries,
cooperation in drug eradication of Myanmar and the
People's Republic of China, destruction of opium seeds
and cultivation of opium-substitute crops. Then, the
study group, together with the commander, took part in
the friendly golf. Next, the wives of the military
attaches toured Myoma Market in Lashio.
Afterwards, the group visited the Lashio Hot-spring
Camp. In the evening, the commander and wife hosted a
dinner in honour of the group at the hall of the
command and presented gifts to them. On 4 December,
the study group viewed tasks of the opium-substitute
groundnut and Thitseint (belleric myrobalan)
cultivation project, cultivation of maize and
beekeeping in Lashio. In Muse, they visited Muse and
Kyeigaung gate.
This morning, the guests viewed jewellery of
Shwenandaw Travel Services in Muse. They then arrived
at Border Trade Export/Import Inspection Gate in Muse
105th miles. An official briefed them on tasks of the
gate.
Later, the group arrived back in Lashio Airport. They
were welcomed back by the commander and wife,
officials and national races. Then, the guests left
Lashio by special flight and arrived back here at 5
pm.
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14. Secretary-1 receives Chinese Health Minister and
party
Yangon, 5 Dec - Secretary-1 of the State Peace and
Development Council General Khin Nyunt received the
health delegation led by Minister of Health Mr Zhang
Wenkang of the People's Republic of China at Zeyathiri
Beikman on Konmyinttha at 9 am today. The Chinese
delegation was accompanied by Ambassador of the
People's Republic of China Mr Li Jinjun.
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15. Foreign Affairs Minister U Win Aung sends
message of felicitations to Finland
Yangon, 6 Dec - U Win Aung, Minister for Foreign
Affairs of the Union of Myanmar, has sent a message of
felicitations to His Excellency Mr Erkki Tuomioja,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Finland, on the occasion of the Independence Day of
the Republic of Finland which falls on 6 December
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16. Myanmar delegation arrives back
Yangon, 5 Dec - The Myanmar delegation led by Chairman
of Myanmar Investment Commission Minister for Science
and Technology U Thaung, after visiting the Republic
of Korea at the invitation of Minister of Science and
Technology of Rok Dr Young Bok Chae to discuss matters
related to cooperation in science and technology and
promoting the investment between the two countries,
arrived back here by air this evening.
Rector of University of Computer Studies (Yangon) Dr
Paik Tin and Head of Biotechnology Department Prof Dr
Zaw Lin also arrived' back on the same flight.
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17. Livestock & Fisheries Minister receives Ambassador
Yangon, 5 Dec - Minister for Livestock and Fisheries
Brig-Gen Maung Maung Thein received Ambassador of the
People's Republic of Bangladesh Mr A B Manjoor Rahim
at his office at 1 pm today.
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18. Ambassador U Nyunt Maung Shein accredited to
Poland
Yangon, 5 Dec - The Chairman of the State Peace and
Development Council of the Union of Myanmar has
appointed U Nyunt Maung Shein, Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Union of
Myanmar to the Federal Republic of Germany,
concurrently as Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the Union of Myanmar to the
Republic of Poland.
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19. Health Minister receives guests
Yangon, 5 Dec - Minister for Health Maj- Gen Ket Sein
received Chairman of Japan Committee Vaccines for the
World's Children (JCV) Mrs Hosokawa and party arriving
here to observe the Eighth Year National lmmunization
Days in Myanmar at his office at 4pmioday.
Similarly, the minister met with his Chinese
Counterpart, Mr Zhang Weng Kang, and party at Karaweik
Palace here at 6 pm today.
In the evening, the minister hosted a dinner in honour
of the Chinese guests at the Karaweik Palace.
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20. Chinese Health delegation tours Yangon
Yangon, 5 Dec - The visiting Chinese delegation led by
Chinese Health Minister Mr Zhang Wenkang went to
Yangon Traditional Medicine Hospital in Bahan Township
this morning.
The visiting Minister and party viewed round the
hospital and herbs plantations in the compound of the
hospital.
Then, the delegation arrived at Myanma Gems Emporium
on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road where they were conducted
round by the officials. Later, Deputy Minister for
Health Prof Dr Mya Oo hosted a lunch in honour of ,
the delegation at Sofitel Plaza.
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21. Drug traffickers sentenced
Yangon, 5 Dec - A combined team comprising members of
local intelligence unit and local police force, acting
on information, searched Ma Tin Tin Nyo's house at
Aung Mingalar lane 2 in Thingangyungyi Village in
Mingaladon Township and seized 65.38 grams of
marijuana on 15 May 2002.
Action was taken against Ma Tin Tin Nyo, 38, daughter
of U Ba Shwe under Sections 15/19 (A)/20 (A) of the
Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Law by
Mingaladon police station. The Yangon North District
Court, on 31 October, handed down 17 years'
imprisonment on her under Section 19 (A) and 5 years'
imprisonment under Section 15 to serve separately.
Similarly, a combined team comprising members of local
intelligence unit and Tamu Special Anti-drug Squad,
acting on a tip-off, searched Cho Win near Boatkan
Village and seized 408 grams of raw opium on 6 July
2002.
Action was taken against Cho Win, 45, son of U Pho Tin
of Kinmonchone Village in Kale Township under Section
15/19 (A) of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic
Substances Law by Tamu police station. The Tamu
District Court handed down 15 years' imprisonment on
him under Section 19 (A) on 11 November.
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