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The New Light of Myanmar (Saturday, August 2, 2003 )
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1. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye attends rice offering
ceremonies in Myaungmya, Pathein and Hinthada
2. Farming inspected in Shan State
3. Development of Kandawgyi and Zoological
Gardens discussed
4. Myanmar wins gold in World Children's Painting Contest
5. Minister for Information attends annual prize
presentation ceremony of NPE
6. Entries invited to article contest to mark
International Literacy Day
7. Vice-Chairman Sayadaw arrives back from England
8. Breastfeeding hospitals and townships recognized
and honoured
9. 144.961 grams of heroin seized

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1. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye attends rice offering
ceremonies in Myaungmya, Pathein and Hinthada

YANGON, 1 Aug - Vice-Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council
Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Commander-in-Chief (Army)
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye, accompanied by Secretary-2 of the State Peace and
Development Council Lt-Gen Soe Win, members of the State Peace and Development
Council Lt-Gen Khin Maung Than, Adjutant-General Lt-Gen Thein Sein and
Quartermaster-General Lt-Gen Thiha Thura Tin Aung Myint Oo, Commander-in-Chief (Navy)
Vice-Admiral Kyi Min and Commander-in-Chief (Air) Maj-Gen Myat Hein, Chairman of
Ayeyawady Division Peace and Development Council Commander of South-West Command
Maj-Gen Htay Oo, ministers, deputy ministers, the director-general of the
State Peace and Development Council Office and departmental heads, left Maubin
and arrived in Myaungmya at 12 noon on 29 July.

They were welcomed there by Command Staff Colonel Col Tint Swe of South-West
Command, Chairman of Myaungmya District Peace and Development Council Lt-Col
Tint Aye and officials.

At Sasana Beikman in Myaungmya, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party
attended the ceremony to donate rice to Pariyatti Monasteries in Myaungmya.

Also present were Sayadaw Agga Maha Pandita Bhaddanta Dhammapiya of Zeya
Meidani Monastery and members of the Sangha, local authorities and religious
associations members.

Secretary of Township Sangha Nayaka Committee Maha Ganthavaçaka Pandita
Bhaddanta Panñasiha administered the Five Precepts.

Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye offered eight requisites and provisions
to the Township Secretary Sayadaw. The Secretary-2 and party donated eight
requisites and provisions to the Sayadaws. At 1 pm, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye
and party met with local authorities of Myaungmya District, Myaungmya, Wakema,
Einme, Mawlamyinegyun and Labutta townships, departmental personnel, members
of social organizations and entrepreneurs.

District Chairman Lt-Col Tin Aye reported on organizational set-up of the
district, implementation of economic aims of the district and undertakings of the
district in agriculture, livestock breeding and development sectors.

Minister for National Planning and Economic Development U Soe Tha reported on
short-term plans laid down for development of the State, efforts made for
exceeding the target in implementing the plans and the role of Ayeyawady Division
in carrying out development tasks for the economic sector.

Next, Secretary-2 Lt-Gen Soe Win spoke on the occasion. He said that 10 years
ago, the people of Ayeyawady Division faced difficulties in travelling from
one place to another due to barriers posed by rivers and creeks. There were
only over 400 miles of roads in Ayeyawady Division in 1988. As the Tatmadaw
government has built bridges and roads, at present, Ayeyawady Division gained
better transport. As a result of developing transportation, Myaungmya District has
achieved greater progress. It is necessary to accelerate development momentum.

Afterwards, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye delivered an address. He said that
due to insurgency in the past, Myaungmya District lacked peace and stability.
Nowadays, as a result of prevalence of peace and stability, Myaungmya region
has achieved good opportunities. It can be said that greater success has been
achieved due to harmonious cooperation of the Government, the Tatmadaw and the
people. Efforts are to be made for gaining more development with momentum.
Next, he cordially greeted those present.

After the meeting, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party paid homage to
Shwe Buddho Pagoda in Myaungmya.

Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye signed in the visitors' book and
presented cash donations to the pagoda board of trustees.

Afterwards, they left for Pathein by helicopter. They were welcomed there by
Minister for Construction Maj-Gen Saw Tun, Deputy Commander Brig-Gen Tint Swe
and officials.

At the city hall in Pathein, they met with local authorities, departmental
personnel, social organizations and local people. First, the commander reported
on GDP of Ayeyawady Division, cultivation of monsoon and summer paddy,
breeding of fish, fresh water and sea prawn, breeding of river catfish through cage
system, cultivation of main crops in 2003-2004, boosting cultivation of crops,
planting of pepper, coffee, Thitseint (Bellaric myrobalan) and teak and use of
natural fertilizers.

Next, Minister U Soe Tha reported on implementation of short-term economic
projects, economic development of Ayeyawady Division and its contribution to
development of the State's economy.

Afterwards, Secretary-2 Lt-Gen Soe Win made a speech. He said that progress
has been made in the nation due to combined efforts of departmental personnel
and the people under the leadership of the State. All the people are to value
the fruitful results of progress made in the nation on self-reliant basis and
safeguard them for their durability.

Since the people are longing for peace and progress in the region, it is
incumbent upon the regional administrative bodies and service personnel to make
strenuous efforts for bringing about peace and progress in the region.

To be able to serve the interests of the people in the region, the regional
administrative bodies are to make initiatives and cooperate with the
departments concerned. Accordingly, the regional administrative bodies are to strive
together with the people for regional and national development.

Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye made a speech. He said that Ayeyawady
Division is one of the divisions on which the State has to depend economically.
Efforts will have to be made for extended agricultural and livestock breeding
undertakings in anticipation of growing population although there is food
sufficiency for existing population of the State.

Tremendous efforts are being made to meet the target of producing 1,200
million baskets of paddy in 2003-2004 to ensure rice sufficiency for at least 100
million population. Farmers are making concerted efforts for extended
cultivation of paddy since the new policy of paddy trading was introduced. To this end,
it is expected to meet the target of paddy production, he pointed out.

The government has been making systematic efforts for ensuring water supply
for agricultural purpose and better transport in the region as well as for
uplift of standard of education and health. The government has been doing with the
aim of ensuring food sufficiency for the posterity and of enhancing their
living standard.

Concerted and collective efforts will have to be made by themselves for
development of own region and own nation. The strength of the nation lies within.
As long as the State, the people and the Tatmadaw are making efforts, the
national objectives will be realized sooner, he stressed.

He said that educated persons and highly-qualified human resources are of
paramount importance in building a nation. Thus, it is incumbent upon the
universities and colleges opened in the region to produce highly qualified
intellectuals and intelligentsia.

The people themselves will have to make efforts for development and
modernization of own nation which lagged behind in development for various reasons.
Weighing advantages and disadvantages or constructive activities and destructive
acts, earnest efforts are to be made for regional and national development, he
said.

Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye greeted those present. After the meeting,
Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party inspected Pathein by car.

On 30 July morning, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party attended the
provisions donation ceremony for the Pariyatti Sarthintaiks held at the Sasana
Beikman in Pathein.

Also present on the occasion were State Ovadacariya Sayadaws and member
Sayadaws of State Central Working Committee of the Sangha, the Township Sangha
Nayaka Sayadaws, division, district and township level departmental officials,
members of social organizations and Wut associations and others.

The congregation received the Five Precepts from Chairman of Ayeyawady
Division Sagha Nayaka Committee (Wailuwun) Presiding Sayadaw of Wailuwun Kyaungtaik
Agga Maha Pandita Bhaddanta Nagavamsa.

Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye presented offertories and eight
requisites to State Ovadacariya Agga Maha Pandita Kaba Aye Kyaung Sayadaw Bhaddanta
Sirindara. Afterwards, Secretary-2 Lt-Gen Soe Win and party presented offertories
and eight requisites to members of the Sangha.

Next, Chairman of Ayeyawady Division Sangha Nayaka Committee (Shwekyin)
Maunghtaung Kyaungtaik Sayadaw Agga Maha Pandita Bhaddanta Mahosadha Pandita
delivered a sermon, followed by sharing of merits gained.

The ceremony ended with the three time recitation of Buddha Sasanam Ciram
Titthatu.

Afterwards, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party arrived at Pathein
University. They were welcomed there by Deputy Director-General of the Higher
Education Department (Lower Myanmar) U Sein Win, Rector U Cho and Pro-Rector U Tun
Thein. Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party cordially greeted the professors
and associate professors.

They proceeded to the Government Computer College in Pathein and left
necessary instructions.

They inspected progress in construction of Government Technological College
in Pathein. Principal Daw Yee Yee Myint reported on the conducting of courses
and study of the students at the college; and Managing Director of Arkar Oo Co
Ltd U Myo Aung, on construction of the building and work progress. Minister
for Science and Technology U Thaung gave a supplementary report. Vice-Senior
General Maung Aye gave instructions.

Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party headed for Hinthada, where they
were welcomed by Deputy Commander of South-West Command Brig-Gen Tint Swe,
Col Than Tun Aung of Ingapu Station and officials.

Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party attended the offering of rice to the
Sayadaws and monasteries in Hinthada held at the prayer hall of Hinthada Maha
Atula Sakkyaramsi Hsehtatkyi Pagoda.

The ceremony was graced by the presence of Ovadacariya Sayadaws of the State
Central Working Committee of the Sangha and member Sayadaws of Township Sangha
Nayaka Committee. Also present were departmental officials, and members of
social and religious organizations.

Maha Dwara Nikaya Sasanabaing Agga Maha Pandita Abhidhaja Agga Maha Saddhamma
Jotika Hinthada Mahitayon Monastery Presiding Sayadaw Bhaddanta Indriyasabha
administered the Five Precepts.

Vice-Senior General Maung Aye presented eight requisites, rice, edible oil
and offertories to the Sayadaw. The Secretary-2 and party offered eight
requisites and provisions to the Sayadaws.

The Sayadaw delivered a sermon, followed by sharing of merits gained.

After the ceremony, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye inspected the site chosen
for construction of Hinthada District Sasana Beikman and the scale model of the
building and gave necessary instructions.

Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party met with local authorities,
departmental officials, members of social organizations and townsfolk at City Hall of
Hinthada. At the meeting, Chairman of District Peace and Development Council
Lt-Col Maung Pyone reported on the district's plans and aims for 2003-2004,
accomplishments, cultivation of monsoon and summer paddy, groundnut, sesamum,
pigeon pea, tapioca, corn, pepper, sugarcane, jute and vegetables, measures being
taken for smooth transport and education sector.

Minister for National Planning and Economic Development U Soe Tha reported on
improvement of the State's economic sector, implementation of projects, and
plans to be accomplished by respective districts and townships. The Secretary-2
elaborated on accomplishments of economic, educational, health and transport
sectors in building up a modern nation.

Vice-Senior General Maung Aye delivered an address, saying that Hinthada
District is one of the 24 development regions and Hinthada, Maubin and Pathein
regions have been designated as development regions in Ayeyawady Division. He
said that fully utilizing good foundations of education, health and transport
constructed by the government, officials concerned are to make concerted efforts
for regional development. With complete development of strategic regions, the
whole Union will develop fully, he said. In conclusion, Vice-Senior General
Maung Aye called for thorough and effective implementation of lofty development
projects laid down by the government for bridging the development gap among
the parts of the nation. Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye had a cordial
conversation with those present.

Vice-Senior General Maung Aye and party went to the Government Computer
College in Hinthada and met with Principal Daw Nyein Nyein Lwin and teachers. They
proceeded to Hinthada University, where they were welcomed by Director-General
of Higher Education Department (Lower Myanmar) U Saw Lwin, Pro-Rector of
Hinthada University U Soe Myint and professors.

After cordially greeting the staff, they inspected the university.

They went to Hinthada Government Technological College in Hinthada. Principal
U Thet Htoo Han reported on establishment of the college, courses being
conducted, and strength of the students. Minister U Thaung gave a supplementary
report. Next, Vice-Senior General Maung Aye greeted the teachers.

Member of the State Peace and Development Council Chairman of the Organizing
Committee of Myanmar War Veterans Organization (Central) Adjutant-General
Lt-Gen Thein Sein, who accompanied Vice-Senior General Maung Aye, together with
Minister for Construction Maj-Gen Saw Tun, and member of the organizing
committee Minister U Thaung, met with members of Division, District and Township WVOs
at the office of Ayeyawady Division Peace and Development Council on 29 July
evening.

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2. Farming inspected in Shan State

YANGON, 1 Aug - Chairman of Shan State Peace and Development Council
Commander of Eastern Command Maj-Gen Khin Maung Myint, accompanied by departmental
officials and military officers of Taunggyi regiments and units arrived at Shan
State Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department in Taunggyi on 28 July.

At the meeting hall, Head of the department Dr Than Aye reported on raising
of 1.7 million chickens and breeding of buffaloes, cows, pigs, sheep and goats
in Shan State (South) and work being carried out by the department.

The minister urged the officials to extend livestock breeding. He next heard
reports on production of I-2 eye drops and distribution in Shan State (South)
and Kayah State at the laboratory for diagnostic tests of the department.

On 29 July morning, the commander attended the Taunggyi District level
competition of paddy-transplanting skills held in Pawritha Village in Nyaung Shwe.
He then urged the local farmers to strive for local self-sufficiency in rice.

Afterwards, Head of Shan State Fisheries Department U Win Oo reported on
breeding of fish in paddy fields. The commander and wife and officials released
50,000 fish into the rice fields. The commander and officials presented prizes
to the winners of the competitions. The commander and wife and officials
cordially greeted those present

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3. Development of Kandawgyi and Zoological
Gardens discussed

YANGON, 1 Aug - The Work Committee for all-round renovation of Yangon
Zoological Gardens and Kandawgyi's environs held its fifth work coordination meeting
at the agricultural museum on Myaypadethakyun of Kandawgyi Park yesterday
evening. Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and Development Council Commander of
Yangon Command Maj-Gen Myint Swe made an address on the occasion.

It was also attended by Minister for Energy Brig-Gen Lun Thi, Deputy Minister
for Livestock and Fisheries U Aung Thein, Deputy Minister for Hotels and
Tourism Brig-Gen Aye Myint Kyu, Vice-Chairman of Yangon City Development Committee
Vice-Mayor Col Maung Pa, directors-general and managing directors of the
departments and enterprises, officials of the work committee and guests.
At the meeting, the commander said that the sample of master plan for
upgrading the environs of Kandawgyi has been drawn.

The officials of the respective zones are urged to report the completion of
the work being implemented and needs of the work.

Next, Minister Brig-Gen Lun Thi and officials reported on requirements for
all-round renovation of the environs of Kandawgyi and Yangon Zoological Gardens.

The commander gave necessary instructions and the meeting ended.

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4. Myanmar wins gold in World Children's Painting Contest

YANGON, 1 Aug - Three students of Myanmar won one gold prize and two
honourable mention prizes in Year 2002 10th Annual World Children's Painting Contest
organized by Ie-No-Hikari Association of Japan.

In the contest, Maung Oak Ga Tin Moe of No (7) Basic Education Middle School
of Chanayethazan Township in Mandalay won gold prize under the title "My
Lovely World". Ma Su Yadana Tun of No (1) BEHS of Dagon Township and Ma Yadana Suan
Htet Kyaw of No (4) BEPS of Chanaye-thazan Township in Mandalay won the
honourable mention prizes under the titles "Ceremony of Freeing the animals" and
"My Family".

A total of over 38,000 pictures of the children from 58 countries including
Japan participated in the contest.

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5. Minister for Information attends annual prize
presentation ceremony of NPE

YANGON, 1 Aug - The News and Periodicals Enterprise of the Ministry of
Information held the annual prize presentation ceremony in conjunction with the
ceremony to provide cash assistance to retired personnel and students of staff, at
the meeting hall of the New Light of Myanmar Daily on Strand road at 5 pm
today, with an address by Minister for Information Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan.

Also present were Deputy Ministers U Thein Sein and Brig-Gen Aung Thein,
directors-general and managing directors of departments and enterprises under the
ministry, directors, chief editors, officials, the patron and the president of
Myanmar Foreign Correspondents Club, guests and prize winners.

Master of ceremonies Director (Admin) U Soe Win read out the agenda of the
ceremony. First, Minister Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan delivered an address. He said that
today is an auspicious day because the ceremony is to present prizes to
winners in the state-level competitions, outstanding staff and those who did not
take leave the whole year, retired service personnel and outstanding students of
staff.

The News and Periodicals Enterprise has discharged duties assigned
conscientiously, and the ratio of income and expenditure was more fair in 2003-2004 than
previous year. The enterprise is able to carry out its task in accord with
the guidance of the Head of State - to increase production while taking thrifty
measures. The dailies of the enterprise are improving both in form and
essence.

He said that strenuous efforts are to be made for achieving more success. All
service personnel are to place emphasis on performance of duty
conscientiously, measures to be taken in cooperation, tasks to be carried out with four
outlooks and consideration and practice of frugality.

In conclusion, he urged all personnel to harmoniously to try to realize the
aims of the enterprise with new strength.

Next, Managing Director U Tin Kha of NPE reported on the purpose of the
ceremony.

Afterwards, Minister Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan presented cash assistance to 11
honorary title recipient personnel through Managing Director U Tin Kha and prizes
to 11 divisions of the enterprise through Director (News) U Hla Tun; Director
(Admin) U Soe Win and chief editors.

Next, Deputy Minister U Thein Sein presented prizes and cash assistance to 15
winners in the state-level competitions, three columnists, two outstanding
trainees in the training courses and 174 retired personnel through officials.
Deputy Minister Brig-Gen Aung Thein and Managing Director U Tin Kha also
presented prizes to the winners through officials.

Today's ceremony of NPE is for the first time not only to provide cash
assistance to retired personnel and students of staff but also to give away prizes
to winners and students.

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6. Entries invited to article contest to mark
International Literacy Day

YANGON, 1 Aug - Hailing the Intenational Literacy Day, which falls on 8
August 2003, the Information Work Committee of the Leading Committee for Organizing
International Literacy Day and Ceremony to mark international literacy decade
today announced to hold the article contest.

The word account of the article must be between 3,000 and 5,000 with title
"to Myanmar constant learning society". The work must be written on one page
only. The entries which must be own creation and attached with two copies, brief
biography of the competitor and two licence-size photos, are to be sent to the
prize selection committee, Myanmar Education Research Bureau, No 426, Pyay
Road, Kamayut Township, University Post Office, not later than 22 August 2003
(Friday).

Handsome prizes will be presented to the winners.

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7. Vice-Chairman Sayadaw arrives back from England

YANGON, 1 Aug - The Buddhist delegation led by Vice-Chairman of the State
Sangha Maha Nayaka Committee Abhidhaja Maha Rattha Guru Bhaddanta
Panñindabhivamsa this morning arrived back here by air from the Buddhist missionary in
England.

The Sayadaw and party were welcomed back at the airport by directors-general,
officials and disciples.

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8. Breastfeeding hospitals and townships recognized
and honoured

YANGON, 1 Aug - The Ministry of Health organized a ceremony for recognition
of breastfeeding hospitals and townships at the hall of the Institute of
Nursing (Yangon) on Bogyoke Aung San Street here this morning.

Minister for Health Dr Kyaw Myint delivered an address on the occasion.

Present on the occasion were Deputy Minister for Health Dr Mya Oo, President
of the Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association Dr Daw Khin Win Shwe,
directors-general and deputy directors-general of departments under the
ministry, rectors, directors, medical superintendents, officials from UN agencies and
social organizations, and others.

In his speech, Minister Dr Kyaw Myint said that World Breastfeeding Week has
been observed worldwide as well as in Myanmar since 1992. This year, the 12th
World Breastfeeding Week will be observed in Myanmar as of today.

>From 1992, August 1 to 7 has been designated as the breastfeeding week, which
is observed worldwide with ceremonies.

The Ministry of Health, under the leadership of the National Health
Committee, drew up plans systematically and is implementing them with the aim of
promoting national health standard. Among them is the breastfeeding plan, which has
been realized since January 2003.

Up to this year, a total of 321 hospitals have been designated as
breastfeeding hospitals, and 99 townships as breastfeeding townships.

The chosen motto for World Breastfeeding Week this year is "Breastfeeding in
a globalized world - for peace and justice".

Mother's milk contains antibiotics. Therefore, for human beings, milk powder
produced from the animal's milk is not as good as the mother's milk.
Breastfeeding has many fine points.

Therefore, it is necessary for health staff to educate the public, especially
mothers and expectant mothers, to practise it.

The saying that goes "The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world"
highlights the fact that the future of a child is in the hands of his mother.

Like previous years, World Breastfeeding Week will be observed from 1 to 7
August. Today, 1 August, a total of 17 hospitals and 19 townships will be
awarded.

The breastfeeding plan can not be carried out by the health staff alone.
Success will be achieved only when health-related ministries, NGOs, and the public
lend themselves to this campaign. During the past 10 years, the ministry
could carry out the plan in 321 hospitals out of 757. Therefore, it can be said
that the achievement is less than 50 per cent.

Thus, it is incumbent on health officers of states and divisions to make
efforts to an extent that all the hospitals in their states and divisions will be
regarded as breastfeeding hospitals.

Moreover, the hospitals and townships regarded as breastfeeding hospitals and
townships are to maintain their already achieved status. The breastfeeding
policies and the 10 steps of breastfeeding are needed to follow, he said.

He also expressed his thanks to the UNICEF, which renders assistance to
making field tour of hospitals and townships to inspect whether the breastfeeding
policy was practised there. He also thanked the WHO for its help in the holding
of breastfeeding counselling training workshops.

Resident Representative of the UNICEF Ms Corroll Long also spoke on the
occasion.

Next, the minister presented awards to officials from the Aphyauk Station
Hospital, Taikkyi Township, Yangon Division; the Shwekyin Township Hospital in
Bago Division (East); the Nyaungphyu Station Hospital in Monywa Township,
Sagaing Division; and the Amyint Station Hospital in ChaungU Township, which were
regarded as breastfeeding hospitals.

The deputy minister also presented awards to officials from the Palaw
Township Hospital and the Kyunsu Township Hospital in Taninthayi Division, and
Zayatkyi Station Hospital in Htantabin Township, Bago Division (East), which were
also regarded as breastfeeding hospitals.

Dr Daw Khin Win Shwe also presented awards to officials from the Zeyawady
Station Hospital and the Kanyutkwin Station Hospital in Pyu Township, Bago
Division; and the Phado Station Hospital in Kyauktada Township, which were also
regarded as breastfeeding hospitals.

Later, Ms Corroll Long and Dr Stephan Jost of the Office of Resident
Representative of the WHO awarded officials from the station hospitals, regarded as
breastfeeding hospitals, in Ayeyawady Division, Sagaing Division and Bago
Division (East).

Director-General of the Health Department Dr Wan Maung and officials also
gave away prizes to nurses, midwives and representatives from the townships which
were regarded as breastfeeding townships

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9. 144.961 grams of heroin seized

YANGON, 1 Aug - A combined team comprising members of local intelligence
unit, Kale Special Anti-drug Squad and local police force, acting on information,
searched a jeep with number plates (Za/1040) on its way from Kale to Chin
State at the 8-mile check-point in Kale on 5 July. The team arrested passenger Ma
Ket Htway together with 144.961 grams of heroin covered by groundnut in the
polythene bag.

Action is being taken against Ma Ket Htway, daughter of U La Hu of Monta
Village in Kale under Sections 15/19 (A) of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic
Substances Law by Kale Police Station.

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