Independent
Mon News Agency
1400 families will be relocated for the
construction of new railway and station in
With a plan to construct a railway and serial stations in
the middle of
The
families in Myay-ne-gone and Hlaing
city wards are forced to destroy their houses and they would be relocated in a
field just outside of the city, which are called ‘Ngan-day’
and ‘Phat-khin’ city wards.
The
authorities provided money 1000 Kyat (approximate 1 US Dollar) per 1 feet of
brick house; 300 Kyat per 1 feet of wooden house; and 200 Kyat per 1 feet of
bamboo house, as a cost to use when they destroyed their
houses.
On
September 21, the authorities led by Ward Chairman took photos of the destroyed
houses and then forced the relocated families to pay 1500 per household to
develop the photos.
To
resettle these families, the authorities are measuring 80 feet length and 60
feet width land plot for each family outside of the city. The
authorities said they would sell these plots of land at low price to them, but
they did not set the price yet.
According
to the instruction by the authorities, the families who plan to build the brick
houses will be resettled along the main in the new ward, the families who plan
to build the wooden and bamboo houses will be placed inner plot of the wards.
The
planned railway station is large and about 200 acres of land in Myay-ne-gone city ward is also confiscated, in which an cemetery was destroyed. A railway, which begins
from
The
current existing railway station is on the opposite side of