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It Needs to Establish Good Relations Between Government and Sports THENew MOST RELIABLE NEWSPAPER LightAROUND YOU of Myanmar Volume XXI, Number 120 8th Waxing of Wagaung 1375 ME Wednesday, 14 August, 2013 President U Thein Sein’s Republic of the Union of Myanmar address to be aired on President Office (Order No. 33/2013) MRTV 7th Waxing of Wagaung, 1375 ME th NAY PYI TAW, 13 Aug—A ceremony to take heed of (13 August, 2013) President U Thein Sein’s address and make affirmation will be held at the Hall of the Presidential Palace, here, Appointment of deputy ministers at 10 am on 14 August. Under the Sub-sections (a) and (d) of Section 234 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar This programme will be broadcast live through and Para (ix), Sub-section (b), Section 16 of the Union Government Law, the following persons have been appointed Myanma Radio and Television (MRTV) starting as deputy ministers of the respective ministries shown against them. 10 am.—MNA (1) U Tin Oo Lwin Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2) Dr Aung Myat Oo Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development Vice-President U Nyan Tun delivers an address (3) Daw Le Le Thein Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development at work coordination meeting of presidents of Sd/Thein Sein Myanmar Sports Federations for XXVII SEA President Games.—MNA Republic of the Union of Myanmar INSIDE Fidel Castro’s role in Cuba is chiefly offstage as he turns 87 PAGE-6 Latest volcanic eruption shows challenge to Indonesia from its ‘ring of fire’ PAGE-3 It needs to establish good relations between government Japan confirms Kenya oil explora- tion project with and sports federations: Vice-President U Nyan Tun new government N AY P YI T AW , 13 for XXVII SEA Games was an address by Patron of U Nyan Tun. between the government Aug—A work coordination held at the meeting hall the Leading Committee In his speech, the Vice- and the sports federations, meeting of presidents of of the Ministry of Sports, for holding XXVII SEA President said that it needs calling for ensuring frequent Myanmar Sports Federations here this morning, with Games Vice-President to establish good relations (See page 8) Breeding giant sea perch with remarkable success in Taninthayi Region Byline: Myint PAGE-6 The coast of Myanmar, is the longest among three Archipelago constituted accounting for over 40 per Shwe (Fisheries east of the Bay of Bengal, is coasts of Myanmar and it is with over 800 islands. Sea cent of the gross domestic Department) scale. 2832 kilometres in length. 1200 kilometres long. Such fish farming is the main product. Pyinhtetaw sea fish Taninthayi coastal region coast is adjacent to Mergui business of the region, In the business Malaysia, Singapore, research of Fisheries of Taninthayi Region Indonesia, Hong Kong and Department farm in concerning off and onshore Taiwan are engaged in Kyunsu Township has been fishing industries, sea water breeding of giant sea perch conducting the hatching of fish and prawn breeding, on a commercial scale. giant sea perch since 2011- soft crab breeding, sea Priority is being given 2012 fiscal year. The farm weed culture, cold storage to breeding of giant sea can produce one to two and shipyards are securing perch because the scientific million fingerlings while it success in their works. hatching can gain higher breeds species of giant sea In sea water fish and growth rate and best genes. perch at its owned farm. prawn breeding, giant sea Giant sea perch can be bred Fisheries Department perch is being bred in cage. at sea or fresh water. It can (Head Office) formed a It has been started by United be nurtured with the use of special team under the Myeik Co Ltd in Kyaukpha cage or in the pond. systematic plan to extend River near Yaymyitkyi Cage breeding system is breeding of fish in case Village in Myeik Township being practised in Thailand, system in Myeik District of since 2004. Giant sea perch Malaysia and Taiwan. At Taninthayi Region. is marketable species. present, Myanmar can breed Kyemon: 11-8-2013 Breeders in Thailand, such fish on a commercial Trs: TTA 2 Wednesday, 14 August, 2013 New Light of Myanmar LOCAL NEWS HRD Crime Heroin seized in Indaw, Homalin, Lashio Students provided with stipends Pieces of sawn teak timber INDAW, 13 Aug—A of Shaukkhataung Village of Nay Pyi Taw bus lines seized in Hlegu squad led by SIP Aung Sein in Homalin Township on 3 of Indaw Myoma Police August morning. NAY PYI TAW, 13 Aug— responsible persons of 52 Station acting on a tip-off On 9 August evening, Nay Pyi Taw All Bus- bus lines. searched the house of Po the authorities searched line Control Committee The chairman made Chaw (a) Zaw Lwin, 40 of a motorcycle heading for (Highway) held a ceremony a speech and presented Manle (North) in Indaw Lashio from Mongyaw near to present stipends to prizes to five students who Township at 6 am on 4 the rubber plantation on students of staff from bus passed the matriculation August. Lashio-Mongyaw Road in lines under its control for examination with flying They saw Po Chaw (a) Mongtin Village of Lashio matriculation examination colours. Zaw Lwin together with Township. They seized 144 in 2012-2013 academic The committee Kyaw Thura Win (a) Aung grams of heroin, 65 grams year. members and officials gave Aung, 32 of Hmaw Village of heroin blocks and 4600 The ceremony took stipends to 233 students in Pinlebu Township and Ma stimulant tablets weighing place at its office on 10 at primary, middle, high Kyi Win, 47, of Thetkekyin 414 grams from the tool box August. school and university Village in Katha Township. of the motorcycle. It was attended by level, totally amounting to The policemen seized Lashio, Homalin and Chairman of the committee K 7,354,800. five grams of heroin and one Indaw police stations opened U Win Swe and members, Kyemon-586 mobile pohne. files of lawsuit against Gangaw plans to carry out Likewise, the authorities the drug traffickers and seized heroin in penicillin possessors under the law. rural development tasks HMAWBY, 13 Aug— In searching it, the bottles worth over K Kyemon-Myo Win Tun/Zaw Forester U ThanZaw and forester and party seized 300,000 from Po La Hsan Lwin (Lashio) GANGAW, 13 Aug—The transportation, 35 water staff of Hmawby Township driver San Lwin and meeting on development supply for drinking Forest Department stopped passenger Aye Min Soe Illegally imported viscera of of rural region was held at purpose, 15 water supply a Toyota Mark II at the along with 281 pieces of the hall of Gangaw District for agricultural purpose, one forest gate at the junction of sawn teak timber weighing chicken seized General Administration electrification, six education No 4 Highway in Hmawby 0.412 ton worth K 500,000. Department on 5 August task and one general task Township at 7.45 am on 8 Dabein Police Station morning, with a speech by in Gangaw, Htilin, Saw August. opened a file of lawsuit Deputy Commissioner U townships and Kyaukhtu The car did not stop and against driver San Lwin, Aye Hla Min Htut of the district. Sub-Township in 2013-2014 drove away. The personnel Min Soe and timber owner Plans are underway fiscal year. followed and caught it at mile under the Section 43(a) of to carry out 39 road Kyemon-465 post 7/4 near Malit Village Forestry Law. National Sports of Hlegu Township. Kyemon-027 Charity Training aimed at securing gold medals Assistance provided to triplet twins KYAIktO, 13 Aug— The triplet twins are BAGO, 13 Aug—With Myo Zaw at the junction Chairperson of Thaton girls. MCWA provided the aim of protecting the and seized 350 kilos of District Maternal and K 10,000, three blankets, consumers and reducing viscera of chicken imported Child Welfare Supervisory three pieces of clothes, six illegal trade, the mobile from other country worth K Committee Daw Sein Sein yards of textile, one bottle Soe presented assistance to of ovaltine and Moppalin team-2 checks vehicles 875,000. triplet twins at Theinzayat Village administrator U at Waw-Sittoung-DaikU According to the Station Hospital in Kyaikto Aung Kyaw and Chairman junction in Bago Region. Customs Law, action was Township on 7 August. of the library U Hsan Win, On 1 July morning, taken against him and The mother of the triplet necessary assistance. officials of the team stopped the seized viscera were twins is from Moppalin Kyemon-Than Than and searched Aung Sitthi destroyed and set on fire. in Kyaikto Township, and Zaw (IPRD) Express Bus driven by U Kyemon-Htay Naing-Bago the children were born Ownerless seized oxen sold through auction NAY PYI TAW, 13 Aug— were also urged to secure the at the station hospital in BAGO, 13 Aug—Bago Township Development Department U Aung Myo Chairman of Myanmar gold medals so as to serve the Theinzayat Village through Township Administrator Affairs Committee, Head Htut supervised the auction National Sports Committee interests of the nation and surgical operation. U Kyaw Swe Win, of Township Livestock of 56 ownerless oxen seized Union Minister for Sports the people. Basic officer Commander of Township Breeding and Veterinary by Phayagyi Police Station U Tint Hsan on 10 August Beginning 6 am, the Police Force Police Major Department Dr Khaing Sabei on 10 August. viewed training of athletes Union Minister looked course concludes Zaw Min, Assistant Myint and Assistant Head of 23 persons bought the at the sports camps in Nay into training of jockeys NAY PYI TAW, 13 Aug— Director U Tin Ko Ko of Township Internal Revenue oxen through auction.
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