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2‐1 Volume: 2 Part 2 – Line Route Map To the Bidding Document THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR NATIONAL ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT National Competitive Bidding Installation for Distribution Lines and Transformers for Sagaing (1) NCB No. MOEE-NEP/C1-W1/18 2‐2 LINE ROUTE MAP The contractor is responsible to conduct the Check Survey by referring to the line route map. The line route map is for estimation of bidding price. 2‐3 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kyaung Taw Gyi Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐4 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kone Tan Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐5 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sel Lay Taw Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐6 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ywar Thar Yar Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐7 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Thar Doon Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐8 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Tha Pyay Pin Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐9 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Taung Nyo(W) Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐10 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Chaung Ma Gyi Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐11 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Yae Myat Village, Sagaing Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐12 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer LinYin Village, Sa Taung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐13 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Bouk Thouk Village, Sa Taung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐14 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Eye Da Ma Village, Sa Taung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐15 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Thit Cho Gone Village, Sa Taung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐16 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nyaung Nyok Toe Village, Sa Taung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐17 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Hlae Oo Kan Village, Myin Mu Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐18 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sai Myint Village, Myin Mu Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐19 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Lat Yat Ma Village, Myaung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐20 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kyauk Yit(W) Village, Myaung Township, Sagaing District Sagaing Division 2‐21 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Shwe Kyu+Lat Pan Gone Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐22 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Mya Nan Dar Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐23 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer C Sone Gone Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐24 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Wa Yone Kan Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐25 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nga Su Gone Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐26 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Thit Gyi Taw Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐27 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Pauk Chile Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐28 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Min Bay Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐29 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Tae Thee Taw Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐30 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nyaung Kie Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐31 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sin Cook (E) Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐32 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer SinCook(W) Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐33 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nyaung Bin Hla Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐34 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer BoTae Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐35 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer In Pin Hla Village, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐36 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kan Gyi Taw Village, Kyauk Myaung Town, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐37 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nga Pi Oh Village, Kyauk Myaung Town, Shwebo Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐38 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Tha Bake Mhauk Village, Zee Gone Township, Kanblu District Sagaing Division 2‐39 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Tho Boe Village, Zee Gone Township, Kanblu District Sagaing Division 2‐40 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Let Htoke Gone Village, Zee Gone Township, Kanblu District Sagaing Division 2‐41 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Aung Chan TharVillage, Zee Gone Township, Kanblu District Sagaing Division 2‐42 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Chaung Kan + Hta Naung Gaing Village, Zee Gone Township, Kanblu District Sagaing Division 2‐43 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Yin Tite Village, Zee Gone Township, Kanblu District Sagaing Division 2‐44 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sin Ta Wae(E) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐45 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sin Ta Wae(W) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐46 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ta Kaung Min Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐47 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sai Naing Gwae Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐48 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ta Tar Oo Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐49 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kyee Pin Kan Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐50 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Min Thar Kan Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐51 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kan Thar Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐52 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Shwe Taung Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐53 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ywar Tan Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐54 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sa Pal Taw(N) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐55 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sa Pal Taw(S) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐56 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer U Yin Thar Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐57 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Khin Min Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐58 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Shwe Oh Ya Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐59 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Shwe Nyaung Taw Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐60 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Sa Moon Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐61 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nyaung Kan Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐62 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Tha Phan Kie Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐63 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Zee Phyu Gone Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐64 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ta Ohm Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐65 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ywar Thit(Thar Line) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐66 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Aye Gone Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐67 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Mae Taw Gone Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐68 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kan Thar(Shwe Kyin) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐69 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Pon Nar Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐70 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ywar Thit (Inn Bae) Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐71 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Min Gone Lay Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐72 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kyee Yit Gone Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐73 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Phat Than Gyi Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐74 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Than Taw Gyi Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐75 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Htain Kan Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐76 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Lae Kie Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐77 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Kan Pauk Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐78 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Ta Yoke Kyee Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District Sagaing Division 2‐79 Line Route Map of 11kV Line & Transformer Nga Thaik Taung Village, Wetlet Township, Shwebo District
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    Myanmar Information Management Unit SAGAING REGION - MYANMAR Nawngmun 93°30'E 94°0'E 94°30'E 95°0'E 95°30'E 96°0'E 96°30'E 97°0'E 97°30'E Putao Airport Puta-O Machanbaw Bhutan Pansaung India China Bangladesh Vietnam Nanyun Laos Nanyun 27°0'N 27°0'N Thailand Don Hee Cambodia Shin Bway Yang Sumprabum 26°30'N 26°30'N Lahe Tanai Lahe Htan Par Khamti Hkamti Airport 26°0'N INDIA Kway 26°0'N Injangyang Hkamti Hpakan Kamaing KACHIN 25°30'N Lay Shi Myitkyina 25°30'N Airport Lay Shi Nampong Sadung Air Base Myitkyina Waingmaw Mogaung LAKE Mo Paing INDAWGYI Lut 25°0'N Hopin 25°0'N Homalin Homalin Airport Homalin Mohnyin Sinbo Shwe Pyi Aye Dawthponeyan Myothit Banmauk Myo Hla 24°30'N CHINA 24°30'N Banmauk Katha Indaw Bamaw Tamu SAGAING Airport Paungbyin Momauk Bhamo Tamu Shwegu Lwegel Paungbyin Indaw Katha Mansi Pinlebu Pinlebu Muse Wuntho Manhlyoe 24°0'N (Manhero)24°0'N Cikha Wuntho Namhkan Kawlin Khampat Kawlin Tigyaing Tigyaing Mawlaik Mawlaik Tonzang Kyunhla Takaung Mabein 23°30'N 23°30'N Thabeikkyin Tedim Rihkhawdar Kalewa Kyunhla Manton Kale Kalewa Kanbalu Kanbalu Kalaymyo Airport Mingin Mongmit Kale Namtu Taze Lashio Namhsan 23°0'N Taze Airport Lashio23°0'N Falam Mogoke Mingin Thabeikkyin Mogoke Ye-U Khin-U Monglon Ye-U Khin-U Mongngawt Thantlang Tabayin Hakha Tabayin Shwebo Kyauk Hsipaw Myaung SHAN Shwebo Singu Kyaukme Singu Kani 22°30'N CHIN 22°30'N Kani Budalin Ayadaw Wetlet Budalin Wetlet Nawnghkio Ayadaw Monywa Madaya Airport Monywa Gangaw Madaya Yinmabin Monywa Yinmabin MANDALAY Rezua Mandalay Sagaing Patheingyi Pyinoolwin Pale City Salingyi
  • Myanmar Situation Update (12 - 18 July 2021)

    Myanmar Situation Update (12 - 18 July 2021)

    Myanmar Situation Update (12 - 18 July 2021) Summary Myanmar detained State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, President U Win Myint and former Naypyitaw Council Chairman Dr. Myo Aung appeared at a special court in Naypyitaw’s Zabuthiri township for their trial for incitement under Section 505(b) of the Penal Code. The junta filed fresh charges against Suu Kyi, bringing the number of cases she faces to ten with a potential prison sentence of 75 years. The next court hearings of their trial have been moved to July 26 and 27, following the junta’s designation of a week-long public holiday and lockdown order. Senior National League for Democracy (NLD) patron Win Htein was indicted on a sedition charge by a court inside a Naypyitaw detention center with a possible prison sentence of up to 20 years. The state- run MRTV also reported the Anti-Corruption Commission (AAC) made a complaint against the former Chief Minister of Shan State, three former state ministers, and three people under the anti-corruption law at Taunggyi Township police station while the junta has already filed corruption cases against many former State Chief Ministers under the NLD government. During the press conference on 12 July 2021 in Naypyitaw, the junta-appointed Union Election Commission (UEC) announced that 11,305,390 voter list errors were found from the investigation conducted by the UEC. The UEC also said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is investigating foreign funding of political parties and the investigation reports will be published soon with legal actions to be taken against the parties who violate the law.