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Adequate Fertilizers Needed to Beef up Per Acre Yield of Crops Prime Minister Visits Factories, Construction Projects in Aunglan Established 1914 Volume XIII, Number 8 1st Waning of Tagu 1367 ME Sunday, 24 April, 2005 Four political objectives Four economic objectives Four social objectives * Stability of the State, community peace * Development of agriculture as the base and all-round * Uplift of the morale and morality of and tranquillity, prevalence of law and development of other sectors of the economy as well the entire nation order * Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic * Uplift of national prestige and integ- * National reconsolidation system rity and preservation and safeguard- * Emergence of a new enduring State * Development of the economy inviting participation in ing of cultural heritage and national Constitution terms of technical know-how and investments from character * Building of a new modern developed sources inside the country and abroad * Uplift of dynamism of patriotic spirit nation in accord with the new State * The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept * Uplift of health, fitness and education Constitution in the hands of the State and the national peoples standards of the entire nation Adequate fertilizers needed to beef up per acre yield of crops Prime Minister visits factories, construction projects in Aunglan Prime Minister Lt-Gen Soe Win inspects Duyingabo river water pumping project site in Aunglan Township.— MNA YANGON, 23 April— Kyaw, Deputy Minister velopment Council Of- istry of Energy near ister Brig-Gen Lun Thi production process and Prime Minister Lt-Gen for Rail Transportation fice, and departmental Kyawswa village in reported on the back- steps taken for the plants Soe Win made an inspec- Thura U Thaung Lwin, heads, the Prime Minis- Aunglan Township. They ground history of the fa- to be operated at full ca- tion tour of Aunglan Deputy Minister for Sci- ter arrived at No 3 Ferti- were welcomed there by cility, and annual produc- pacity. Township in Magway ence and Technology Dr lizer (Kyawswa) of the local authorities and de- tion capacity of Sale and In response, the Prime Division for supervising Chan Nyein, officials of Myanma Petrochemical partmental officials. Kyungyaung fertilizer Minister said that the regional development un- the State Peace and De- Enterprise under the Min- On the occasion, Min- plants; and officials, on (See page 8) dertakings today. Together with Minis- ter for Agriculture and Ir- rigation Maj-Gen Htay Oo, Minister for Energy Brig-Gen Lun Thi, Min- ister for Cooperatives Col Zaw Min, Deputy Minister for Industry-2 Lt-Col Khin Maung INSIDE Local farmers were worried about inundation in the paddy fields. But thanks to the drainage the Government has built the fields are safe. MYINT SOE (NA-TA-LA) (Page 7) No 3 Fertilizer Plant (Kyawswa) of Myanma Petrochemical Enterprise near Kyawswa Village in Aunglan Township.— MNA Emergence of the State Constitution is the duty of all citizens of Myanmar Naing-Ngan. 2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Sunday, 24 April, 2005 PERSPECTIVES People’s Desire Sunday, 24 April, 2005 * Oppose those relying on external elements, acting as stooges, holding negative views * Oppose those trying to jeopardize stability of the State and progress of the nation Strive together with the * Oppose foreign nations interfering in internal affairs of the State government to safeguard Our * Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy Three Main National Causes It is known to all that the government de- Htidaw hoisted atop Kyaikhmawwun Yayle Pagoda clared unlawful association the group led by ren- YANGON, 23 April — Yangon South District egade Sao Hkam Hpa and other related groups A ceremony to hoist the Peace and Development whose aims and acts endanger the State and the Seinbudaw,Hngetmyatnadaw Council Lt-Col Aung Pyi entire people. and Shwehtidaw atop and officials, the chairman The group led by renegade Sao Hkam Hpa, Kyaikhmawwun Yayle Pa- of the Pagoda Board of son of the late Nyaungshwe Sawbwa Sao Shwe goda in Kyauktan, was held Trustees and members, Thaike, from a foreign nation on 17 April an- in the precinct of the pa- well-wishers, religious as- nounced the formation of the so-called Shan State goda this morning, at- sociations and social or- provisional government and independence of tended by Chairman of ganizations. Yangon Division Peace Shan State. The announcement poses a grave The ceremony was and Development Council danger to stability of the State and national soli- opened with the recitation Commander of Yangon of Namo Tassa three times darity and it could lead to disintegration of the Command Maj-Gen Myint by members of the Sangha Union. Swe. and lay persons. With regard to it, the Information Com- Also present on the Next, State mittee of the State Peace and Development Coun- occasion were members of Ovadacariya Sayadaw cil held a press conference on 22 April. the Sangha led by State Agga Maha Ganthavacaka In his clarification, Minister for Informa- Ovadacariya Sayadaw Pandita Agga Maha tion Brig-Gen Kyaw Hsan said that the announce- Agga Maha Ganthavacaka Pandita Kyauktan ment has been an attempt of the descendants of Pandita Agga Maha Minkyaung Pariyatti Commander Maj-Gen Myint Swe hoists Seinbudaw some Shan Sawbwas to secede from the Union in Pandita Kyauktan Sarthintaik Sayadaw atop Kyaikhmawun Yayle Pagoda in Kyauktan. accord with the wishes of colonialists and their Minkyaung Pariyatti Bhaddanta Jagara invested YANGON COMMAND lackeys designed to cause disintegration of the Sarthintaik Sayadaw the congregation with the Later, Kyauktan Shwehtidaw round the pa- Union, which has been in existence in unity since Bhaddanta Jagara, Deputy Nine Precepts and mem- Minkyaung Pariyatti goda clock-wise. Next, the time immemorial. The attempt may be seen as Minister for Religious Af- bers of the Sangha recited Sarthintaik Sayadaw commander and the deputy part of machinations perpetrated constantly fol- fairs Brig-Gen Thura Aung parittas. Afterwards, Com- Bhaddanta Jagara deliv- minister hoisted tiers and lowing the dictates from outside the country and Ko, Commodore Maung mander Maj-Gen Myint ered a sermon and the con- the Seinbudaw, relying on the external elements, he added. Oo Lwin of Thanlyin Sta- Swe presented Seinbudaw gregation shared the merit Hngetmyatnadaw of The acts and declaration of renegade Sao tion, Commander of No 2 and Hngetmyatnadaw to be gained. After that, the com- Htidaw atop the pagoda, Hkam Hpa can also be found as part of the Military Region Col Tun hoisted atop the pagoda, to mander, the deputy minis- and sprinkled them with conspiracies of SURA, SNLD and Shan State Kyi, Secretary of Yangon the Sayadaw. ter and officials flanked by scented water. Intellectuals Advisory Council to form a nomi- Division Peace and Devel- Next, the commander, regal processions con- The ceremony ended nal Union and later secede from the Union and it opment Council Lt-Col the deputy minister and of- veyed tiers of the with the recitation of Bud- could lead to disintegration of the Union. Myint Kyi and departmen- ficials presented offertories Seinbudaw, dha Sasanam Ciram Hence, social organizations, political par- tal officials, Chairman of to members of the Sangha. Hngetmyatnadaw and Titthatu.—MNA ties and national race armed groups, which had Work coord meeting for Vannamei prawn breeding held returned to the legal fold, made their declara- YANGON, 23 April — ond work coordination dress by Minister for Fish- tions, unanimously opposing and objecting the U Hla Maung Shwe, Presi- The Myanmar Prawn En- meeting at the meeting hall eries Brig-Gen Maung dent of Myanmar Fisheries aims and acts of renegade Sao Hkam Hpa. trepreneurs Association, of the Ministry of Live- Maung Thein. Federation U Htay Myint Altogether 33 national races residing in 56 under Myanmar Fisheries stock and Fisheries yester- Deputy Director of the and Deputy Director-Gen- townships of Shan State did not recognize and Federation, held the sec- day afternoon, with an ad- Fisheries Department U eral U Hla Win made the support the so-called Shan State provisional gov- Min Thein clarified discussions on rules to breed ernment and denounced it in the strongest terms. Cricket promotion progress of the Vannamei Vannamei prawn, the prof- The response highlights the genuine nationalistic YANGON 23 April— A ceremony to honour those prawn being bred in other its for the entrepreneurs and spirit based on non-disintegration of the Union who lend themselves to the tasks for progress of countries and requirements seeking the markets. After and non-disintegration of national solidarity. Myanmar Cricket Federation promotion of cricket was for breeding in Myanmar. hearing the reports, the min- However, broadcasting stations of the West held at Grand Plaza Park Royal on Alanpya Pagoda Afterwards, Chair- ister gave the concluding bloc such as BBC and VOA are broadcasting the Road here at 6 pm yesterday attended by officials from man of Myanmar Prawn remarks. formation of the so-called Shan State provisional the Ministry of Sports, President of Myanmar Cricket Entrepreneurs Association MNA government and abetting it. Federation U Nyunt Win and executives, wellwishers This being so, the entire national people and invited guests. Health facilities in Bago are to oppose and condemn any acts detrimental First, U Nyunt Win extended greetings. Next, U Nyunt Win and Vice-President U Kyaw Naing pre- to stability of the State, prevalence of law and Division (West) inspected sented certificates of honour to 30 wellwishers, and a order and community peace and tranquillity and dinner was hosted to those present. Wellwishers in- YANGON, 23 April — Secretary of National Health safeguard Our Three Main National Causes un- cluding the Pakistani Ambassador Mr Muhammad Committee Deputy Minister for Health Dr Mya Oo and der the leadership of the government. Nawaz Chaudhry donated K 6,650,000 to the federa- party met with township health committee members, tion, it is learnt.
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