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12 March 2021 1 12 Mar 21 Gnlm FIRE DANGER SHOULD BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY PAGE-8 (OPINION) NATIONAL Vice-Chairman of State Administration Council Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Commander-in-Chief (Army) Vice-Senior General Soe Win meets officers, other ranks and families of Kalaw, Aungban stations PAGE-4 Vol. VII, No. 330, 14th Waning of Tabodwe 1382 ME www.gnlm.com.mm Friday, 12 March 2021 Economy plays a key role in the three main driving forces of the State: Senior General Chairman of the State Administration Council Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing addresses meeting 3/2021 of the Management Committee in Nay Pyi Taw on 11 March 2021. HE Management Com- Admiral Tin Aung San, U Khin ‘efforts will be made to recov- as to carry out economic tasks skilful in works and loyal to the mittee of the State Ad- Maung Yi, U Aung Than Oo, U er businesses that faced loss in the short/long run. Other State. Staff must be undergone T ministration Council Myint Kyaing, Dr Pwint Hsan, caused by COVID-19 in various departments need to take co- on-job training and at training held a meeting 3/2021 at the Dr Nyunt Pe, Dr Thet Khaing ways as quickly as possible’. operation measures and give schools for enhancing capacity meeting hall of the State Ad- Win, U Shwe Lay, Dr Thet Thet The economy plays a key role advice for better improvement of to culture hierarchical respect in ministration Council Chair- Khine, U Maung Maung Ohn in the three main driving forces tasks. Moreover, all must strive unity in respective departments. man’s Office, in Nay Pyi Taw and U Saw Tun Aung Myint and of the State. It is necessary to for the successful operation of Democracy can be realized with yesterday with an address Attorney-General of the Union encourage domestic economy the tourism industry which can disciplines, not undisciplined delivered by Chairman of the Dr Daw Thida Oo. such as SMEs related to the rapidly contribute to the State acts. Hence, relevant depart- State Administration Council In his opening address, the objectives involved in the nine economy. The tourism industry ments need to do their tasks in Commander-in-Chief of Defence Senior General said the man- objectives, as further devel- is benefitting all arenas. accord with the practice of de- Services Senior General Min agement committee is to mainly opment of products based on With regard to duty dis- mocracy so as to have achieve- Aung Hlaing. implement tasks of social, eco- agriculture and livestock breed- charging and carrying out tasks ment in their missions. Also present at the meet- nomic and international rela- ing and stability of the market at ministries, the Council is on Next, the Union ministers ing were Vice-Chairman of the tions of the State. During more economy and inviting interna- the path of multiparty democ- reported on permission to dou- Council Deputy Command- than one month period when tional investments. The Senior racy. As democracy is a prac- ble the salaries of permanent er-in-Chief of Defence Services the Council has taken responsi- General stressed the need to set tice but not an ism, ministries and daily-wage staff in Maung- Commander-in-Chief (Army) bilities of the State, some tasks an aim for further production of need to do their tasks in accord taw District of Rakhine State Vice-Senior General Soe Win, have completed by cent per cent goods. If the people have a good with the practice of democracy. and Paletwa Township of Chin Union Ministers General Mya and some tasks which need to economy, demand will increase. So, it is necessary to clarify the State and increase their daily al- Tun Oo, Lt-Gen Soe Htut, U be continuously undertaken Consequently, supply will also practice of democracy to service lowances, matters related to the Wunna Maung Lwin, Lt-Gen must be carried out in possible be higher, contributing to the personnel. Regarding the rank agreements and MoUs between Tun Tun Naung, U Win Shein, ways. Five future programmes improvement of social-economic promotion of staff, instruction Myanmar and Bangladesh, tax U Aung Naing Oo, U Chit Na- the Council has adopted since life. Relevant departments need has been given to promote de- exemption, the appointment of ing, U Ko Ko, U Tin Htut Oo, the time of assumption comprise to cooperate with each other so served ranks for those who are SEE PAGE-3 inside TODAY NATIONAL NATIONAL LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS Ministry of State Onion growers Pwintbyu chickpea Construction holds Administration expect good price growers anticipate 2nd coordination Council holds press amid sluggish good price in early meeting conference trade harvest season PAGE-4 PAGE-6 PAGE-10 PAGE-10 12 MARCH 2021 2 NATIONAL THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Announcement of Union Election Commission 11 March 2021 1. Regarding the Multiparty General Election held on 8 November 2020, the Union Election Commission has inspected the voter lists and the casting of votes of Aungmyethazan Township in Mandalay Region. 2. According to the inspection findings, the previous election commission released 186,323 eligible voters in Aungmyethazan Township of Mandalay Region. The list of the Ministry of Labour, Immigration and Population in November 2020 showed 185,706 eligible voters who had turned 18. The voter lists mentioned that there were 8,368 citizens, associate citizens, nationalized citizens, and non-identity voters, 846 persons repeated on the voter lists more than three times and 15,126 persons repeated on the voter lists two times. 3. Findings in inspection were as follows: Findings on scrutinized voting list of Aungmyethazan Township Those involved in voting list Those involved in vot- Those involved in voter Township and number of List of township List from immigra- Sr without citizenship scrutiny er list more than three list more than two times polling stations sub-commission tion department cards times holding one CSC holding one CSC 92polling stations in Aung- 1 myethazan Township of 186,323 185,706 8,368 846 15,126 Mandalay Region 4. The Union Election Commission has inspected the withdrawal/receipt/use/remaining of ballot papers used for Pyithu Hluttaw Election of Aungmyethazan Township in Mandalay Region, together with the respective township election sub-commission, head of police force, Immigration and Population and administrator according to the Hluttaw Election Law Section 53. 5. According to inspection on the ground, a total of 92 poll stations in Aungmyethazan Township in Mandalay Region took out 196,588 ballot papers. It used 136,996 ballot receipts. The remaining ballots were 49,509 instead of the exact remaining 59,592. 6. The numbers of missing ballots at 92 polling stations were 14,293 and 47 township advance ballots were also missing. The findings are as follows: On the ground inspections on ballot papers for Pyithu Hluttaw Election of Aungmyethazan Township Difference Sr Subject Withdrawal Used Exact remaining Remaining on the ground Missing Extra 1 Ward/Village-tract ballots 189,500 135,341 54,159 39,866 14,293 - 2 Township advance ballots 1,716 1,655 61 14 47 - 3 Township remaining ballots 5,372 - 5,372 9,629 - 4,257 Total 196,588 136,996 59,592 49,509 14,340 4,257 7. The missing ballots at 70 ward polling stations were as follows: Inspection Difference Sr Ward Polling station Issued Used Remaining Total Missing Extra 1 Ahnate Taw 1 2,450 1,893 257 2,150 300 2 1,800 1,431 169 1,600 200 3 2,100 1,566 34 1,600 500 4 1,400 1,083 217 1,300 100 5 1,600 1,003 497 1,500 100 2 Dawna Bwar 1 2,100 1,539 501 2,040 60 2 2,350 1,699 601 2,300 50 4 2,700 1,786 864 2,650 50 5 1,750 1,334 316 1,650 100 6 1,800 1,328 322 1,650 150 7 2,450 2,048 202 2,250 200 8 2,000 1,721 29 1,750 250 3 Ohbo Shwegyin 1 1,450 1,307 43 1,350 100 2 1,850 1,529 271 1,800 50 3 2,000 1,413 537 1,950 50 4 Upoke Taw 1 1,000 654 96 750 250 2 1,200 796 204 1,000 200 3 1,550 1,151 149 1,300 250 4 1,750 1,168 282 1,450 300 5 1,950 1,117 533 1,650 300 6 1,250 845 205 1,050 200 7 2,200 1,468 182 1,650 550 8 2,300 1,418 382 1,800 500 9 1,750 1,126 324 1,450 300 10 1,850 1,290 310 1,600 250 5 Amara Htani (East) 2 2,000 1,429 531 1,960 40 3 1,500 1,195 291 1,486 14 4 1,900 1,683 201 1,884 13 5 1,750 1,295 407 1,702 48 SEE PAGE-5 12 MARCH 2021 THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR NATIONAL 3 MNM MNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNMMNNMNM The government wishes to appoint only the persons who win the MNM majority respect and who are free from party politics to a possible degree MNM NEW ward and village administrators have been appointed as the term of the old ones had expired. But there are acts MNM against the appointment of the ward and village administrators. The government wishes to appoint only the persons who MNM win the majority respect and who are free from party politics to a possible degree.
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