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Measures Being Taken for People to Enjoy Medicare System No Plan To THENew MOST RELIABLE NEWSPAPER LightAROUND YOU of Myanmar Volume XXI, Number 127 Fullmoon day of Wagaung 1375 ME Wednesday, 21 August, 2013 INSIDE Measures being taken for people to enjoy INSIDE Japan, US eye Full moon Day Abe-Obama medicare system of Wakhaung summit in Russia keep pace with changes treatment to maternal commemorates in early Sept and developments. Deputy patients. In addition, taking Metta Sutta Minister for Health Dr Daw free care is being provided PAGE-3 [Loving-kindness Thein Thein Htay replied to children under five. Day] Earth-like exo- that the Ministry of Health Efforts are being made planet found to is implementing national for people enabling them Maha Saddhamma complete orbit in health policies. to enjoy medicare system. Jotika dhaja She said that Code of Medical Ethics Sithu Dr. Khin mere 8.5 hours arrangements are being and safety for patients are made to allow the MBBS being lectured to students at Maung Nyunt graduates and similar ones universities of medicine as PAGES-8+9 UEC Secretary obtained from foreign of 2008-09 academic year. Heavy rains delay countries to take registration There is no plan to hold the U Win Ko reads out Daw Khin Saw Wai from at Myanmar Medical workshop on enactment of transportation, report.—MNA PAGE-4 Yathedaung Constituency Council. People’s Hospital more laws and policies. cause landslides NAY PYI TAW, 20 Aug— is providing free surgical The 24th day session Bill Committee member U participates in discussion. in Haka India, Brazil, operation on emergency continues tomorrow. Thaung read the report on other emerging MNA patients and medical MNA findings inthe Early Child economies hit by Care and Development currency rout Bill sent by Amyotha Hluttaw with approval at today’s session of Pyithu Hluttaw. The bill comprising 33 sections in nine chapters PAGE-2 is aimed at systematically Nutrition PAGE-5 nurturing the children, supervising the child care development Raikkonen will activities and providing activities not drive for Red technology and management expertises to day care centres launched in Lewe Bull in 2014 and pre-primary schools. U Kyaw Myint of Ayadaw Constituency on behalf of Dr Aung Than of Shwebo Constituency raised the question for preparations for private th health care services to 24 day session of Pyithu Hluttaw in progress.—MNA PAGE-14 No plan to establish SEZ in Sittway PAGE-7 N AY P YI T AW , 20 human rights affairs in industrial zone or a SEZ development. proposal on discussion on Aug—The Bill Committee these region/state. calls for infrastructures The Communication the disagreements of two submitted its report on MP Daw Khin Waing and inputs. It needs to Bill which was sent back Hluttaws to the Pyidaungsu Myanmar National Human Kyi of Yangon Region by the Pyithu Hluttaw Hluttaw. The meeting Rights Commission Bill at Constituency No.1 said that with its amendments was came to an end in the today’s Amyotha Hluttaw Myanmar is now getting afternoon. Session. engaged in the political, MNA Regarding the report, economic and social affairs MP U Ohn Tin of Rakhine of the world countries. State Constituency No.10 That’s why, democracy said that out of nine main and human rights comes human rights treaties, three to the forefront. It needs which Myanmar signed to add the point—the should be described in the qualification should be: Deputy Minister for introduction. The President those shall be loyal to the Industry should form the Myanmar State and its citizens and National Human Rights those shall be a citizen of U Myo Aung. Daw Khin Waing Kyi Commission comprising Myanmar who is born of MNA from Yangon Region 21 members instead of at both parents who were born Constituency No.1 on Constituency (1). least 9-15 members. The in the Union and Myanmar implementation of a Special MNA Dr Aye Maung from appointment of members— citizens. She welcomed Economic Zone (SEZ) carry out a feasibility Rakhine State one each from respective that law, she added. in Sittway of Rakhine study there. There is no Constituency (1). U Ohn Tin from region/state and other With respect to the State, Deputy Minister for plan to establish a special MNA Rakhine State seven appropriate persons question of MP Dr Aye economic zone in Sittway Industry U Myo Aung said also approved. Hluttaw Constituency (10). would help facilitate Maung of Rakhine State that the establishment of an as it lacks infrastructural decided to submit the MNA 2 Wednesday, 21 August, 2013 New Light of Myanmar LOCAL NEWS Construction Instructions of Chief Justice of the Union Heavy rains delay transportation, cause explained in Hpa-an N AY P YI T AW , 20 landslides in Haka Aug—A ceremony to HAKA, 20 Aug—The why local passengers faced the road is good in summer, recount the experiences on heavy rain hit Haka of Chin difficulty in transportation. landslides in rainy season fifth coordination meeting State, causing landslides on “Due to landslides, delay transport of local between Supreme Court Haka-Gangaw-Mandalay the passengers wishing people,” said a passenger. of the Union and State and Road. In consequence, the to go to Haka, Gangaw Engineers and workers Region High Courts in Nay blockage of road delayed the and Mandalay are waiting of Public Works are assigned Pyi Taw was held at the hall transport. to clearance of roads by duties on main roads of Chin of Kayin State High Court Landslides coursed on bulldozer. Motorcyclists State to maintain the roads in Hpa-an on 15 August Haka-Gangaw-Mandalay helped them continue their and clear the landslides morning. Road at mile post 19-7 on trip. The passengers in cars with the use of heavy Chief Justice of the 16 August and mile post are waiting for finishing the machinery. state High Court U Saw 12/4 on 17 August. That was clearance of road. Although Kyemon-State IPRD San Lin discussed the affairs and office works High Court explained instructions of the Chief presented by district and judicial matters and the Justice of the Union and A township judges. State Judicial Officer office heard reports on judicial Judges of the state works.—Kyemon bulldozer Spoken English Course commences at SPEI (Yangon) HRD clears YANGON, 20 Aug— Principal Mr Omer Friday weekly. The class The Spoken English course Celik of Horizon will be from 1.30 pm to 3 parts of No 1/2013 was opened International School pm daily. at Institute of Sports explained the purpose of They will be landslides and Physical Education training course. supervised by English (Yangon), here, on 15 A total of 40 students language teachers from on the August afternoon. who are attending the Sports Plus Education Principal of the 2013-14 academic year High School and Horizon institute Director U Kyaw were selected to attend International School up to hill Hsan Oo made an opening the course that will be end of the academic year. speech. conducted from Monday to Kyemon road. Taaung Literature Course opens NAmhSAM, 20 Aug— Namhsam in Palaung Self- for 2012-2013 academic Under the arrangement of Administered Zone on 15 year and three monks are Erosion prevention undertaken at pier Namhsam Township taaung August. attending the course that Literature and Culture The enthusiast youths, will last from 15 to 27 MEIKTILA, 20 Aug— undertaken for prevention together with me,” said Committee, the Taaung 54 students who have passed August. Officials carried out against erosion at piers Junior Engineer (III) U Literature Basic Course matriculation examination Kyemon-Township IPRD prevention of erosion at of the bridge in the rainy Hsan Naing. No. 1/2013 was opend at pier of the creek bridge season. At present, we carry Kyemon-Chan Tha the monastery of Myoma Duties assigned to No 54 on Thazi-Meiktila- out maintenance at pier (Meiktila) Sangharaja Sayadaw in Myingyan railroad in of bridge No 54 between tender-submitted companies Meiktila Township of mile posts 328/0 and 328/1, Mandalay Region on 17 west of Kankaung Village. National Sports in Chin State August morning. Workers of Myanma KALAY, 20 Aug—Chin take responsibility for “Maintenance is being Railways are working State government invited construction of Thantlang- Health knowledge shared in Dawbon the tender for construction Rarein-Matupi section. of roads in the state. Local Zeyar Min Htet Co will build DAWBON, 20 Aug—The Department Dr Moh Moh national race companies and Kanpetlet-Mindat section. talks on health knowledge Aung, Health Assistant others over 10 companies Shwekason Co and Best were given at Basic (1) U Aung Kyaw Lwin submitted tenders for the Luck Co were assigned duty Education Primary School of Township Development works. to construct Matupi-Paletwa No. 1 in Yamonna Ward 1 Affairs Committee and Dr At the coordination section, Full Strength Co, of Dawbon Township on 14 Tun Tun Naing of Myanmar meeting, the Chin State Mann Shwepyi Co and Htaik August. Red Cross Society gave Prime Minister and party Sin Co the Haka-Thantlang- Administer U Myint lectures on health matters, assigned duties to all tender- Sarsichauk section, Alpha Wai of Township General sanitation and health and submitted companies. Co and BME Co the section Administration Department birth-spacing and embryo. Local national race of Thantlang-Lonle road, spoke on the occasion. Kyemon-Maung Sein companies Khawnuthum Aung Shwe Htoo Win Co Head of Township Health Hnin (Dawbon) Co was assigned duty to and U Khwa Lwel Co Falam- construct the 15 miles long Reed section, Chin Hill Star Crime section from Thantlang to Co Kalay-Natchaung-Falam Narein, Royal Shine Star Co, section. Arms and ammunition seized Shwekason Co, Aung Myat Public Works will Khaing Co and Shwe Lyan construct Tiddim-Tonzang- in Kalaw Thang Co along the route of Kyikha section and Aung NAY PYI TAW, 20 Aug— rounds of ammunition, Gangaw-Lutaw section and Shwe Htoo Win Co the Fort Arms and ammunition were eight magazines and two Mr Dawei University and Miss Dawei Shatalai-Lutaw section.
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