PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION

4 July 2004

Source: “The New Light of Myanmar” 5 July 2004 at http://www.ibiblio.org/obl/docs/NLM2004-07-05.pdf http://mission.itu.ch/MISSIONS/Myanmar/n-convention/n-convenindex.htm and http://www.myanmar.com/nlm/

NC delegates take physical exercise, shops kept open

Yangon, 4 July - The delegates to the National Convention today took physical exercise, and participated in sports and games activities for their health and recreation at the gymnasium in Nyaunghnapin Camp.

Win Thuza Shop of the Ministry of Industry-1 and GEC Shop are kept open daily to sell foodstuff, consumers' goods, cosmetics, clothes, stationery and medicines to the delegates. Similarly, two communications stations are kept open there by Myanma Posts and Telecommunications to provide communication services. In addition, the shop of Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries is selling instant foods, honey products and canned foods at reasonable price. One barber shop and one optical shop are also kept open. For the delegates to read journals, novels and other educative books, Sarpay Beikman Book Shop of Printing & Publishing Enterprise, the Ministry of Information is opened there. Grand Healthcare Cooperative Society Ltd is selling injections, medicines and traditional medicines. Padetha Restaurant and Lucky One Restaurant are also kept open, laundry services are provided for the delegates.

Source: http://www.myanmar.com/nlm/enlm/Juy05_nc1.html

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Film entertainment to National Convention delegates

Yangon, 4 July - The Entertainment and Welfare Subcommittee of the National Convention Convening Management Committee is organizing entertainment programmes for delegates to the National Convention daily at the gymnasium of Nyaunghnapin Camp.

Yesterday evening, the delegates were entertained with a film entitled "Hnaung Ta Myae Myae" directed by Thet Maung Maung and starring Yan Aung, Soe Thu, Tun Eindra Bo and San Shar Tin.

Source: http://www.myanmar.com/nlm/enlm/Juy05_nc2.html