[myanmar_information] THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Friday, May 23, 2003)

Subject: [myanmar_information] THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Friday, May 23, 2003)
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THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR (Friday, May 23, 2003)
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1.  Commander inspects Yangon Division Vegetable and 
    Poultry Farming Special Zone
2.  Arrangements for paddy cultivation in Mingaladon
3.  Minister inspects irrigation facilities under 
    construction in Bago Division 
4.  MoU on Adolescent Reproductive Health Project 
    signed
5.  Road and bridge construction works inspected 
6.  GTC development projects inspected
7.  Tikyit Coal-fired Power Plant Construction Project

    inspected
8.  USDA Secretariat Member Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan tours 
    Myaing
9.  Title recipient Sayadaw honoured
10. Workshop on Capacity Enhancement of Myanmar Civil 
    Service held in Mandalay
11. CEC member gives lecture
12. Ancient artifacts inspected
13. Representatives of 15th ASEAN STOM tour Yangon
14. Malaysian delegation visits Museum
15. SEAMEO Chairman and wife arrive
16. Surveillance of SARS at Yangon Port
17. Seminar on SARS Prevention
18. SARS surveillance tasks carried out in Kawthoung, 
    no cases found
19. SARS surveillance and prevention tasks carried out

    in Shan State (North)
20. Ping Junior Golf Classic held
21. Drug trafficker sentenced
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1.  Commander inspects Yangon Division Vegetable and 
    Poultry Farming Special Zone

YANGON, 22 May - Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and
Development Council Commander of Yangon Command
Maj-Gen Myint Swe, accompanied by No 1 Military Region
Commander Col Tun Kyi and division level departmental
officials, inspected Yangon Division Vegetable and
Poultry Farming Special Zone near Hsatthadaw Village,
Hmawby Township, this afternoon.

The commander inspected construction of four miles and
one furlong long road linking Kyagansu, Nyaunghnapin
and Hsatthadaw village. 

Then, the commander paid homage to Sayadaw Bhaddanta
Janeya at Phayathonzu monastery in No 3 Special Zone.

Next, the commander saw over breeding of 8,000
broilers being carried out by BTB Co Ltd.

At the briefing hall in Zone 3, officials and
entrepreneurs reported on cultivation of vegetables,
breeding of layers, broilers and fish, requirements of
roads, power supply and installation of telephones.

The commander gave instructions on repair and
maintenance of laterite roads in the special zones,
assistance to be provided to ministries and
entrepreneurs for cultivation and livestock breeding
tasks.

Afterwards, the commander and party inspected supply
of water through tributary canals from Ngamoeyeik
right feeder canal.

Then, the commander inspected fish breeding tasks and
fulfilled the requirements.

The commander and party saw over vegetable fields of
the Ministry for Progress of Border Areas and National
Races and Development Affairs and the Ministry of
Agriculture and Irrigation.

Then, the commander gave instructions on dissemination
of agricultural technology to the entrepreneurs.
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2.  Arrangements for paddy cultivation in Mingaladon

YANGON, 22 May - Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and
Development Council Commander of Yangon Command
Maj-Gen Myint Swe inspected arrangements being made
for cultivation of monsoon and summer paddy in
Sangyiwa plot in Mingaladon Township, Yangon North
District, yesterday.

Together with No 1 Military Region Commander Col Tun
Kyi, Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe inspected progress in
digging the main canal and linking canals in Sangyiwa
plot. Officials reported on progress in digging the
canal up to 41,420 feet in length and ongoing plan for
digging the main canal linking tributary canals and
Barlar Creek.

Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe said that measures are
being taken for cultivation of paddy and other crops
for greening the areas 30 miles perimeter of Yangon
International Airport all year round. He called on
respective officials to supervise tasks for ensuring
timely completion of the project and effective use of
irrigation water.

Then, the commander inspected construction of Barlar
Creek Bridge on the road linking Mingaladon Garden
City and No 7 Highway between North Okkalapa and Hlegu
Townships and left necessary instructions. 
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3.  Minister inspects irrigation facilities under 
    construction in Bago Division 

YANGON, 22 May - Minister for Agriculture and
Irrigation Maj-Gen Nyunt Tin, accompanied by members
of Bago Division Agricultural Coordination Committee,
inspected the Khabaung Multi-purpose Dam Construction
Project being implemented by the Irrigation Department
15 miles east of Ottwin, Bago Division, yesterday
morning.

Officials reported on the main dam under construction,
the building of a diversion tunnel and arrangements
for construction of a spillway. The minister gave
instructions on timely completion and ensuring a fine
facility. Then, the minister inspected progress in
laying concrete for construction of a 1,200 feet long
and 40 feet wide concrete diversion tunnel and
condition of the Khabaung Creek.

The minister and party inspected the site chosen for
construction of a kenaf pulp factory at Zibyuthaung
jute field of Myanma Jute Enterprise near Banbwegon
Village, Ottwin Township.  

Officials reported on facts about the project. The
minister laid down plans and fulfilled the
requirements and then gave instructions. 

They went to Pyu Multi-purpose Dam Construction
Project on Pyu Creek in Pyu Township and inspected
digging of the inlet portal of the diversion tunnel.

Next, they inspected the 50-acre sugarcane model plot
near Yayshangyi Village in Pyu Township and gave
instructions on boosting production of sugarcane and
matters related to purchasing sugarcane.

In the afternoon, they inspected the finishing touchs
to the tunnel, 13.12 feet in diameter and 1,620 feet
in length of the dam on Ye Nwe Creek near Myo-chaung
Village, Kyauktaga Township and laid down work plans.

Afterwards, the minister inspected construction of the
spillway and arrangements for construction of the
rock-filled embankment.
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4.  MoU on Adolescent Reproductive Health Project 
    signed
YANGON, 22 May - A ceremony to sign the MoU on
Adolescent Reproductive Health Project jointly
conducted by Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare
Association, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA),
Malaysia-based International Planned Parenthood
Federation (IPPF) and Marie Stopes International
Myanmar (MSI) was held at Kongbaung Hall of the
Traders Hotel this afternoon. 

It was attended by officials of the International
Organization and Economic Department, Department of
Health Planning, the Foreign Economic Relations
Department, the Department of Population, the
president, vice-president and central executive
committee members of MMCWA, the resident
representative and officials of UNFPA, officials of
IPPF and MSI.

President Dr Daw Khin Win Shwe of MMCWA, Resident
Representative Mr Najib M Assifi of UNFPA, Southeast
Asian and Pacific Regional Director Dartuk Dr Raj
Karim and Programme Director Dr Daw Khin Tar Tar of
MSI signed the MoU.
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5.  Road and bridge construction works inspected 

YANGON, 22 May - Minister for Construction Maj-Gen Saw
Tun, accompanied by officials, on 17 May, inspected
the repairs of Yangon-Pyay Road and gave instructions
on accomplishing the tasks in time and proper
drainage.

He also inspected the construction of the approach
road to the Nawaday Bridge, the Pantaung-Okshitpin
road section, Pathein-Monywa-Okshitpin and Padan road
section, and Shwechaung bridge in Pyay. 

At the briefing hall of the Shwechaung bridge
construction site, the minister heard reports and gave
instructions.

On 18 May morning, the minister looked into the
construction of the road section between Minbu-Padan
road and Minbu-An road. The minister then proceeded to
the construction site of Yangon-Sittway road section
and inspected the construction work being carried out
in An-Yaw Creek road section, and Yaw Creek-Myaungtway
road section. Officials reported to the minister, who
later gave instructions and fulfilled the machinery
requirements.
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6.  GTC development projects inspected

YANGON, 22 May - Chairman of Ayeyawady Division Peace
and Development Council Commander of South-West
Command Maj-Gen Htay Oo and officials paid respects to
Sayadaw Agga Maha Pandita Abhidhaja Agga Maha
Saddhamma Jotika Indriyasabha Mahitashin Monastery and
Sayadaw Agga Maha Pandita Bhaddanta Sudhammacara of
Moegaung Pariyatti School in Hinthada yesterday.

At Government Technological College, the commander
looked into the requirements of the development
projects of the institution presented by officials.

In Zalun, the commander paid obeisance to Pyidawbyan
Buddha Image. He also inspected the renovation of the
southern stairway of the pagoda which houses the
image. The renovation work is being carried out
according to traditional decorations.

The chairman of the Ayeyawady Division Maternal and
Child Welfare Supervisory Committee met with the
chairman of Zalun Township Maternal and Child Welfare
Association and members. She discussed future working
programmes of the association.
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7.  Tikyit Coal-fired Power Plant Construction Project

    inspected

YANGON, 22 May - Minister for Electric Power Maj-Gen
Tin Htut inspected Tikyit Coal-fired Power Plant
Construction Project in Pinlaung Township, Shan State,
on 19 May. 

Deputy Superintending Engineer of the Myanma Electric
Power Enterprise U Htay Myint reported on
implementation of the project. The minister gave
instructions. Then, the officials conducted the
minister round the project site. The minister gave
instructions on ensuring timely completion of the
project and tasks to be undertaken sector-wise through
cooperation in order to achieve greater success.

On 20 May morning, he inspected Paunglaung Hydro-Power
Electric Project in Pyinmana Township, Mandalay
Division. Officials reported on tasks being carried
out and work progress. 

The minister called on officials concerned to make
earnest efforts for ensuring early completion of the
project in order to fulfil the electricity demand of
the nation as soon as possible. Next, the minister
inspected progress in construction of the tunnel.

The Paunglaung Multi-purpose Dam Project is being
undertaken by the Ministry of Electric Power and the
Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation being
implemented by technicians and experts of the YMEC Co
of Yunnan Province of the People's Public of China and
Myanmar. On completion, the project can generate 911
million kilowatts hours a year.

The minister inspected the Hydel-Power Department in
Toungoo and left necessary instructions.
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8.  USDA Secretariat Member Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan tours 
    Myaing

YANGON, 22 May - Secretariat Member of the Union
Solidarity and Development Association Minister
Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan attended the ceremony to accept
USDA membership applications at Myaing Township Hall
in Pakokku District, on 20 May afternoon.

Also present were secretaries and executives of Magway
Division and Pakokku District, departmental heads,
townselders, officials of NGOs and local people
totalling over 500. Village-tract organizers presented
19,370 USDA membership applications from entire
Twinma, Aingyin, Aingma, Htanthutaw, Waitaung,
Kyaukkan, Pepintaik and Makyisu Village-tracts in
Myaing Township to the secretariat member at the
ceremony.

Then, the secretariat member presented textbooks,
exercise books and VCDs on Physics, for local
students, books and magazines for village libraries
and clothes and bars of soaps for the local people to
officials. 

Speaking on the occasion, the secretariat member said
a glance at the situation around 1988 reveals that the
development pace in urban and border areas of the
country was slow because of the lack of peace and
tranquillity. Lack of peace and tranquillity was due
to the deterioration of national solidarity, he said.
Therefore, the government made strenuous efforts to
reinforce national solidarity with great efforts.

As a result, with the return to the legal fold of 17
national race armed groups, development measures in
border areas had been taken with might and main, he
said. Success has been achieved remarkably in every
sector in every region. Internal and external
destructive elements did not lend themselves to the
development tasks. Instead, they are destroying the
achievement in national solidarity and tranquillity.
Internal destructive elements incited national races,
the public and 17 armed groups that had returned to
the legal fold to break up already achieved solidarity
and stability. External destructive elements, with the
help of media, were manufacturing fabrications about
democracy, human rights, narcotic drugs, forced labour
in Myanmar and Myanma Tatmadaw's alleged sexual
harassment against Shan national girls.

The break-down in solidarity would result in the
failure of nation-building tasks. Success already
gained might be lost, he said. The disintegration of
the Union would lead to civil war, bloodshed and
collapse of economy, education, health and transport
of the country. Therefore, it was necessary for the
public to prevent all acts of internal and external
destructive elements, he urged. The distructionists
were trying to hinder the flow of foreign investment
into Myanmar and even force the foreign businessmen to
withdraw their investment from the country, to block
the international assistance to the development tasks,
trade and tourism of Myanmar.

Therefore, it would be found that the acts of the
external and internal destructive elements posed as a
grave threat to the nation and the race. In
conclusion, Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan said that the local
people as well as members of the USDA should make
efforts to further promote national solidarity,
stability and development in cooperation with the
Government and to crush all the external and internal
destructive elements in accord with the People's
Desires. 

Afterwards, Secretariat Member of USDA Minister
Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan met with secretaries and organizers
of Pakokku District USDAs at the office of the
district association and gave instructions on
increasing the membership, strengthening the spirit of
the association to safeguard the Union, consolidation
of unity and enhancing the organizational efficiency.
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9.  Title recipient Sayadaw honoured

YANGON, 22 May - Sagaing Division Peace and
Development Council Chairman North-West Command
Commander Maj-Gen Soe Naing, accompanied by officials,
attended the ceremony to honour Sayadaw Bhaddanta
Arvudha, who had received Maha Gandhavacaka Pandita
title conferred by the State, held at Letpadaung
Village in Salingyi Township in Monywa District on 16
May morning.
The commander presented the title the Sayadaw and the
commander and wellwishers presented offertories to the
Sayadaw. 

Then, the commander supplicated matters on religious
affairs. The members of the Sangha recited parittas.
The Sayadaw delivered a sermon, followed by sharing of
merits gained. 

After the ceremony, the commander inspected the
construction of the village BEMS and gave necessary
instructions.
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10. Workshop on Capacity Enhancement of Myanmar Civil
Service held in Mandalay

YANGON, 22 May - The Workshop on Capacity Enhancement
of Myanmar Civil Service (Mandalay), co-organized by
Civil Service Selection and Training Board and
Sasakawa Peace Foundation of Japan, was opened at Swan
Hotel in Mandalay this morning, attended by Chairman
of Mandalay Division Peace and Development Council
Commander of Central Command Maj-Gen Ye Myint and
Chairman of CSSTB Dr Than Nyun. 

Dr Than Nyun gave an opening address.

Then, the Executive Director of Sasakawa Peace
Foundation extended greetings. The resource persons
read out the papers on service personnel and
management for social advancement project.

Also present at the workshop were Chairman of Mandalay
City Development Committee Mayor Brig-Gen Yan Thein,
Members of CSSTB U Aung Myint, U Hla Myint Oo and U
Kaung Nyunt, Upper Myanmar Deputy Chief Justice U Khin
Maung Latt and Supreme Court Justices and local
authorities, directors-general and rectors of
departments and universities under CSSTB, resource
persons and senior officials.

The workshop will continue up to 24 May.
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11. CEC member gives lecture

YANGON, 22 May - Central Executive Committee member of
the Union Solidarity and Development Association
Deputy Minister for Information U Thein Sein this
afternoon gave a lecture on noble objectives of the
association at the Multiplier Management Course No 17
for USDA executives, organized by Dagon Myothit (East)
Township USDA.
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12. Ancient artifacts inspected

YANGON, 22 May - Deputy Minister for Culture U Soe
Nyunt inspected preservation and storage of ancient
artifacts at the Archaeology Department here this
morning. He urged the department officials to hold a
special exhibition on ancient glazewares, open a
permanent booth for sculptures of various eras,
display Pyu era artifacts at the Pyu era booth, open a
booth showing murals of different eras and make
displays at the National Museum more interesting. On
arrival at the department, officials welcomed him and
explained plans for using fuel and electricity
efficiently.
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13. Representatives of 15th ASEAN STOM tour Yangon

YANGON, 22 May - The senior officials and
representatives from ASEAN countries and officials of
the ASEAN Secretariat who attended the 15th ASEAN
Senior Transport Officials Meeting, hosted by Myanmar,
accompanied by Chairman of the Reception Sub-committee
Director-General U Hla Thaung Myint of Road Transport
Administration Department of the Ministry of Rail
Transportation and officials, visited Shwedagon Pagoda
at 9.00 am today.  

They were welcomed at the pagoda by members of the
Pagoda Board of Trustees.

Then, the guests paid homage to Jade Buddha Image at
the south-west corner of the pagoda and offered lights
and incense sticks to Kassapa Buddha image at the
western stairsway.

Next, they made donations and signed in the visitors'
book. Member of the pagoda board of trustees U Saw Pe
explained facts about the Seinbudaw and the Htidaw.

The guests viewed the bell of King Thayawady at the
north-east corner and paid homage to Umbrella-Shaped
Pagoda.

Then, they had the group photo taken on the platform
of the pagoda and viewed ancient Myanma artefacts.
Afterwards, they arrived at the Drug Elimination
Museum where they were welcomed by Police Chief of
Staff Police Brig-Gen Win Myaing of Myanmar Police
Force and officials. In the afternoon, they went to
Myanma Gems Emporium on Kaba Aye Pagoda Road.
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14. Malaysian delegation visits Museum

YANGON, 22 May - Visiting Chief of Royal Malaysian Air
Force General Dato' Seri Abdullah Bin Ahmad and party
visited the exhibits at the Drug Elimination Museum at
the corner of Hanthawady and Kyundaw Streets in
Kamayut Township this morning.

The Malaysian guests were welcomed there by Police
Chief of Staff Police Brig-Gen Win Myaing of Myanmar
Police Force, Director of Central Committee for Drug
Abuse Control and Drug Elimination Department
(International) Police Col Sit Aye and officials.

The guests viewed booths featuring the endeavours on
drug elimination in Myanmar. Officials conducted them
round the museum. Later, the visiting Chief of Royal
Malaysian Air Force and party signed in the visitors'
book and left.
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15. SEAMEO Chairman and wife arrive
YANGON, 22 May - A 3-member delegation led by Chairman
of Southeast Asia's Ministers of Education
Organization Minister of Education of the Philippines
Dr Edilberto C De Jesus and wife arrived here by air
on a study tour this evening. They were welcomed at
the Airport by Minister for Education U Than Aung and
wife, Deputy Minister U Myo Nyunt, officials of the
Ministry of Education, Ambassador of the Philippines
to Myanmar Mme Phoebe A Gomez and officials.
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16. Surveillance of SARS at Yangon Port
YANGON, 22 May - Member of the Leading Committee for
Prevention and Control of SARS Dr Maung Maung Oo of
the Department of Health and Dr Win Myint carried out
SARS surveillance tasks aboard MV Tanonth of Thailand,
MV Gilian of Malaysia, and MV Bago and MV Hpa-an of
Myanma Five Star Line at Yangon Port this morning.

After keeping all the sailors under SARS surveillance,
there was no suspect found, it is learnt.
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17. Seminar on SARS Prevention

YANGON, 22 May - The Seminar on Prevention against
SARS and Treatment was held at the meeting hall of
Yangon Division Health Department of the Ministry of
Health on West Race Course in Bahan Township this
morning, with an address by Chairman of the Work
Committee for Prevention against SARS Deputy Minister
for Health Dr Mya Oo. Also present on the occasion
were the SARS Surveillance Sub-committee chairman and
officials.

Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Minister said
that the surveillance tasks play a key role in
prevention of SARS. Hence, surveillance against SARS
is carried out at airports, ports, border
check-points, etc. Acting Head of Yangon Division
Health Department Dr Cho Cho Thein reported on
prevention aganist SARS and treatment. Deputy Director
(Infection) Dr Soe Lwin Nyein reported on work
progress. SRAS disease test and control (Lab) Director
Dr Tin Nyunt reported on prevention against SARS and
treatment and preparations for conducting tests.
Deputy Director-General (Public Health/Disease
Control) Dr Soe Aung reported on participation of
local authorities and departments concerned.
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18. SARS surveillance tasks carried out in Kawthoung, 
    no cases found

YANGON, 22 May - Systematic SARS prevention and
surveillance tasks are being carried out at terminals
such as international airports and ports and border
gates. Joint-Secretary of Leading Committee for
Prevention and Control of SARS District Health
Department Head Dr Lay Kyaw, members of No 3 Border
Area Immigration Monitoring Company (Kawthoung),
staffs of the Immigration and Population Department
have supervised SARS surveillance tasks at Mwaydawkyun
Checkpoint, Myomatada Checkpoint, Thahtaykyun
Checkpoint and Kawthoung Airport.

SARS surveillance tasks were carried out on foreigners
who enter Myanmar by water-route, Myanmars who visited
Thailand and those who left Kawthoung for different
towns in Myanmar. Special health care room is kept
open to keep in quarantine SARS suspects to at the
airport. Similarly, a special health care room is kept
open at Kawthoung Hospital. No outbreak of the disease
has been found in the town.
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19. SARS surveillance and prevention tasks carried out

    in Shan State (North)

YANGON, 22 May - The people are participating in the
prevention of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
in the entire country.

Under the supervision of Muse District Peace and
Development Council Lt-Col Soe Win and officials, Head
of Muse Township Health Department Dr Soe Myat Swe and
staff, members of the Union Solidarity and Development
Association, members of the Red Cross Society and
Auxiliary Fire Brigade, Border Areas Immigration
Inspection Unit have been systematically carrying out
SARS surveillance tasks to those who came from the
People's Republic of China to Myanmar and sprayed the
vehicles with insecticide since 26 April.

In addition, Deputy Director U Myo Naing Aung of Muse
Township Development Affairs Committee and staff
cooperated with health staff in SARS prevention tasks
at Muse Development Market daily.

Health staff together with USDA and social
organizations are conducting SARS surveillance and
prevention works at Mongyu 105th-mile Check-point and
Takaw-et Suspension Bridge across Thanlwin River in
Lwepanglon region, Tangyan Township, Shan State
(North).
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20. Ping Junior Golf Classic held

YANGON, 22 May - The Ping Junior Golf Classic of Han
Golf Masters Junior Golf Tour 2003, organized by
Myanmar Golf Federation and mainly sponsored by Han
Golf Masters Pte Ltd and Pan-Dagon International Co
Ltd, was held at City Golf Resort this morning.

Among the spectators were President of MGF Maj-Gen Win
Hlaing, General Secretary U Aung Kyi and executives
and guests.

After the golf tour, prize presentation ceremony was
held. MGF President Maj-Gen Win Hlaing made a speech
on the occasion.

Then, Mr Steve of Konimex presented Nearest Pin award
to Phone Myat Min Khaing in under-12 division and
Chief Executive Officer Mrs Angeline Tun of Pan-Dagon
International Co Ltd a prize to Maung Htoo Char Aung
who scored hole-in-one in 16-18 division, third prize
to Aye Mya Thida, second prize to May Oo Khaing and
first prize to Sandi Toe Saung in under-18 (girls)
division.

Next, Managing Director U Chan Han of Han Golf Masters
Pte Ltd presented second prize to Nyan Linn Thant and
first prize to Phone Myat Min Khaing in under-12
division, Managing Director U Tin Aung Win of City
Golf Resort third prize to Kaung Myat Win, second
prize to Soe Moe Win and first prize to Nay Bala Win
in the 13-15 division and MGF General Secretary U Aung
Kyi third prize to Phyoe Tayza Aung, second prize to
Tin Zaw Win and first prize to Phyoe Kyaw Kyaw in the
16-18 division.

Then, Maj-Gen Win Hlaing presented prizes to Bo Bo,
Nay Linn Tun and Hla Myo who stood third, second and
first in 19-21 division. City Golf Resort, ACCEL
International Co Ltd (CANON), MGS Beverages, Popa Aqua
Drinking Water, Star Ice-cream, City Golf Resort
Restaurant and Vitamex-C officially co-sponsored the
golf tour.
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21. Drug trafficker sentenced
YANGON, 22 May - Members of Tachilek Special Anti-drug
Squad stopped and searched a motorcycle of Aik Pyin in
Khetta lane in upper Hsansai Ward, Tachilek, on
2-12-2002 and seized 2,000 stimulant tablets from him.
Action was taken against Aik Pyin, 18, son of U Aik
Leik of No 57, Sabai Street in upper Hsansai Ward,
Tachilek under sections 15/19(A) of Narcotic Drugs and
Psychotropic Substances Law by Tachilek Police
Station. Tachilek District Court handed down 20 years'
imprisonment on Aik Pyin under section 19(A) of the
law on 18-2-2003.
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