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Senior General Min Aung Hlaing Delivers Speech at Meeting with Administrative Officials SAFE, RESPONSIBLE SERVICES KEY TO REVITALIZING TRAVEL SECTOR PAGE 8 OPINION Vol. VII, No. 300, 14 th Waning of Pyatho 1382 ME www.gnlm.com.mm Wednesday, 10 February 2021 Senior General Min Aung Hlaing delivers speech at meeting with administrative officials State Administration Council Chairman Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing makes the speech at the coordination meeting with the chairpersons of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, State/Region Administration Councils and Self-Administered Division/Zones in Nay Pyi Taw on 9 February 2021. PHOTO: MNA EMBERS of the State the State Administration Council, At the meeting, Senior Gen- problem of inaccurate voter lists, are believed to be able to serve Administration Coun- delivered a speech at the meet- eral Min Aung Hlaing explained which have significant errors in for the respective regions and Mcil, Nay Pyi Taw Coun- ing which was also attended by his council’s works to manage the the elections. The Senior General people. Simultaneously, the gov- cil, Region/State Administration Deputy Commander-in-Chief of ongoing situations of the country emphasized the importance of ernment needs to adopt policies, Councils and Self-Administered Defence Services and Command- in line with the laws and carrying adherence to the 2008 Consti- and local officials should imple- Division (or) Zones Administra- er-in-Chief (Army) Vice-Senior out the tasks in democratic ways tution, and the Tatmadaw will ment these policies for people’s tion Committees held a coordi- General Soe Win, Nay Pyi Taw after forming the State Adminis- continue performing national du- socio-economic development. nation meeting in Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman Dr Maung tration Council. ties in line with the laws. He also The Senior General also yesterday morning. Maung Naing and the chair- He also talked about the on- confirmed that council members’ called for checking population Commander-in-Chief of De- persons of Regions, States and going situations were resulted appointment was based on their by the members of respective fence Services Senior General Self-Administered Division (or) from the negligence to Tatmad- experiences, qualifications, and councils comprised of immigra- Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of Zones. aw’s repeated efforts to solve the administrative capabilities and tion officials. SEE PAGE2 21 new cases of COVID-19 reported on 9 February, total figure rises to 141,448 MYANMAR’S COVID-19 positive cases rose to 141,448 after 21 new cases were reported on 9 February 2021 according to the Ministry of Health and Sports. Among these 141,448 confirmed cases, 3,180 died, 128,437 have been discharged from hospitals.—MNA Updated at 8 pm, 9 February 2021 Daily death toll until 8 pm 922021 Total Cases 141,448 New Cases 21 3 Total Death Tally 3,180 Discharged from Hospital 128,437 Ministry of Health and Sports 10 FEBRUARY 2021 2 NATIONAL THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Senior General Min Aung Hlaing delivers speech at meeting with administrative officials FROM PAGE1 organizing gems and jewellery clearance works, bringing My- they can vote for any favoura- coordination and cooperation of He also discussed the im- emporium, reopening of Kam- anmar citizens back home and ble parties. They are prohibited region/state councils in creating plementation of local develop- paiti and Lewjel border passes, coordinating with Union-level from taking part in politics, and employment opportunities. ment programmes and the five adding more police force, issuing organizations to reopen border legal actions will be taken against The Senior General was also principles of future plans at all national scrutiny cards, the par- trade zones as the orders and those who breach the law. advised to participate in local de- levels with the administration ticipation of legal advisors and directives remain active. He continued to discuss the velopment activities and reopen councils’ participation at national officers in region/state councils, The Senior General contin- need of employment opportuni- religious sites under the COV- and sub-national levels. appointments of ward/village ued to say the development gap ties for the people, requirement ID-19 regulations. Then, the Chairman of Nay council chairpersons, finalizing between the regions and states, of technical skills and knowledge Moreover, he discussed Pyi Taw Council, the Chairper- construction project of Monywa between rural and urban areas, for the job, addressing language checking family census in regions sons of Region/State Administra- hospital, works in administration development of socio-economic barriers in teaching at the ethnic and states to get correct voter tion Councils, and chairpersons and the rule of law, enactment of development, free from political areas, preparations required for lists, issuing national scrutiny of Self-Administered Division (or) some laws required for security parties, abstaining from the poli- reopening of schools after the cards, repatriation of displaced Zones reported on the formation of the country, and other related tics as they have earned salaries closure of schools since the begin- persons from Bangladesh in line of their councils, healthcare ser- sectors. Regarding discussions, and other benefits. ning of COVID-19, development with bilateral agreements and vices, resettlement of internally the Chairman of State Admin- He added civil service per- of human resources, production the 1982 Citizenship Law, cele- displaced persons, mine clear- istration Council talked about sonnel do not participate in the of quality products from agri- brations of the Union Day in re- ance works, jade excavation urgent actions on repatriation politics in the countries with cultural and livestock breeding, spective regions and states in line permits for common people, programme for IDPs and mine mature democracy. However, smooth flow in transportation, with the COVID-19 rules. —MNA Republic of the Union of Myanmar Section 144 of Criminal Procedure imposed in State Administration Council Order No (43/2021) Nay Pyi Taw territory and townships in states/regions 13th Waning of Pyatho 1382 ME THE Section 144 of Criminal Procedure have eik, Palaw, Kawthoung and Bokpyin town- 9 February 2021 been imposed in Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory ships in Taninthayi Region; 26 townships in and townships of States and Regions on 8 Feb- Ayeyawady Region; Waingmaw, Mohnyin, Appointment and Duty Assignment of the ruary and 9 February. Mogaung, Phakant, Bhamo, Shwegu town- The areas for Section 144 has covered ships in Kachin State; Loikaw township in Union Election Commission members Zeyathiri, Pobbathiri, Dekkhinathiri, Ottara- Kayah State; Hpa-an, Myawady, Kya-in-Seikkyi thiri, Zabuthiri, Tatkon, Lewe and Pyinmana townships in Kayin State; Mawlamyine, Than- The following persons are appointed as the members of the townships in Nay Pyi Taw Council Territory; 44 byuzayat, Ye, Thaton and Kyaikto townships Union Election Commission in accordance with Article 419 of townships in Yangon Region (except Cocogyun in Mon State; Kengtung, Taunggyi, Tachilek, the State Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Township); Aungmyethazan, Chanayethazan, Lashio, Nawnghkio, Kalaw, Hsipaw, Muse and 1. U Saw Ba Hline Member Mahaaungmye, Chanmyathazi, Pyigyidagun, Kyaukme townships in Shan State. 2. U Soe Oo Member Amarapura, Patheingyi and Myingyan town- Under this section, it is prohibited unlawful ships in Mandalay Region; Magway, Pakokku, assembly, talks, using vehicles or in persons By order Yesagyo, Myaing and Seikpyu townships in in marching around, protests, destroying and Sd/ Aung Linn Dway Magway Region; Sagaing, Monywa, Shwe- violent acts. The assembly of five or more than Lieutenant-General bo and Kalay townships in Sagaing Region; five persons are banned at the public areas and Secretary Bago, Toungoo and Pyay townships in Bago the curfew is also imposed from 8 pm to 4 am in State Administration Council Region; Dawei, Thayetchaung, Yebyu, My- the above-mentioned townships.—MNA Section 144 imposed in Tatmadaw True News Information Team: Yangon Region Healthcare services oered at military hospitals SECTION 144 has been imposed in the townships of Yangon Region on 8 and 9 February 2021. THE Tatmadaw True News Information Team released a statement on 4 February 2021 that In 44 townships of Yangon, except Cocogyun Township, it healthcare services are offered to all the national people at the military hospitals. is prohibited from assembly, holding mass talks, procession, The statement said that some persons who are creating disturbances, aiming to destabilize the administrative mechanism and stability of the State, have incited Civil Disobedience Cam- protests, destroying and violent acts, with the restriction on paign through social networks, causing failure to perform duties among the health workers. assembly of five or more than five persons in public areas of Doctors have vowed during their convocation that “ Health and well-being of the patients these townships, and the curfew from 8 pm to 4 am, according will be our own issues as the first priority ; I will practice my profession with conscience and to the Office of Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services.—MNA dignity and in accordance with a good medical practice; I will serve my medical profession regardless of nationality, race and social status; and I will maintain the utmost respect for human life”. It is also advised all the health workers not to follow the incitement that can jeopardize the interest of country and people, and keep their professional vows to the public. The Tatmadaw has received the permission of the State Administration Council to solve the current healthcare problems of people across the nation by the military medics. Therefore, people can get proper medical treatments at the nearest military hospi- tals.—MNA 10 FEBRUARY 2021 THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR NATIONAL 3 MoFA, MoIC hold meeting on future work plans UNION Minister for Foreign Af- fairs U Wunna Maung Lwin and Union Minister for International Cooperation U Ko Ko Hlaing held a meeting with the officials from MoFA yesterday.
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