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Lt-Gen Ye Myint Oversees Health, Irrigation Facilities in Budalin, Monywa Sagaing Division to Put 500,000 Acres Under Physic Nut Established 1914 Volume XIII, Number 322 6th Waxing of Taboung 1367 ME Saturday, 4 March, 2006 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 * Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic order * Uplift of national prestige and integ- system * National reconsolidation rity and preservation and safeguard- * Development of the economy inviting participation in * Emergence of a new enduring State ing of cultural heritage and national terms of technical know-how and investments from character Constitution sources inside the country and abroad * Building of a new modern developed * Uplift of dynamism of patriotic spirit * The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept * Uplift of health, fitness and education nation in accord with the new State in the hands of the State and the national peoples Constitution standards of the entire nation Lt-Gen Ye Myint oversees health, irrigation facilities in Budalin, Monywa Sagaing Division to put 500,000 acres under physic nut YANGON, 3 March While in Budalin physic nut saplings at the Township was equipped ple from eight village- equipment and one fire — Member of the State Township, Lt-Gen Ye Township Development with a new clinic built by tracts. The clinic is lo- engine. In addition, four Peace and Development Myint attended ceremo- Affairs Committee U Kyaw Thaung-Daw cated on 4.15 acres of wellwishers made cash Council Lt-Gen Ye nies to open the clinic in Office. Tin Tin Oo of Mandalay, plot. At the ceremony, donations to Myint of the Ministry of Thakhuttanei Model Vil- Thakhuttanei for providing health care wellwishers donated Maunghtaung Station Defence and Com- lage. He also joined the Model Village in Budalin services to the local peo- K 5.7 million, hospital Hospital. mander of North-West ceremony to put land Command Maj-Gen under pre-monsoon long Member Tha Aye made a field staple cotton and sum- of the trip to Budalin and mer paddy in Budalin State Monywa Townships on Township. He inspected Peace 28 February. nurturing of 10,000 and Develop- ment Yebudalin river water Council pumping project benefits Lt-Gen Ye Myint 10,244 acres of land that oversees functions have been put under of monsoon paddy, 7,000 acres Yebudalin river under summer paddy and water pumping 3,000 acres under pre- project. monsoon long staple cotton. MNA Officials formally opened the clinic and Lt-Gen Ye Myint un- veiled its signboard. Lt-Gen Ye Myint oversaw functions of Yebudalin river water pumping project. The project benefits 10,244 acres of land that have been put under monsoon paddy, 7,000 acres un- der summer paddy and 3,000 acres under pre- monsoon long staple cotton. At the river water pumping project, Lt-Gen Ye Myint inspected works of water pumping station and the main (See page 8) Emergence of the State Constitution is the duty of all citizens of Myanmar Naing-Ngan. 2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Saturday, 4 March, 2006 PERSPECTIVES People’s Desire Saturday, 4 March, 2006 * Oppose those relying on external elements, acting as stooges, holding negative views For development of * Oppose those trying to jeopardize stability of the State and progress of the nation agricultural sector * Oppose foreign nations interfering in internal affairs of the State * Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy Myanmar is rich in natural resources and blessed with favourable weather conditions for agriculture. Therefore, the government is mak- MWAF provides Tourist Maps of ing all-out efforts for development of agricul- tural sector, which is the economic pillar of assistance to students the State. Myanmar comes out Moreover, the government has laid down YANGON, 3 March — The working group for and is implementing the five rural development rehabilitation and prevention under Myanmar Wom- tasks for enhancement of economic, social and en’s Affairs Federation on 23 February provided re- education standards of farmers, the majority freshments and assistance to 16 girls who will take Comple- of Myanmar’s population. the matriculation exam for 2005-2006 academic year. In the message sent by Chairman of the mentary State Peace and Development Council Senior At the ceremony held at the school for girls in General Than Shwe on the occasion of the Peas- Mayangon, officials presented refreshments and copies of ants Day for 2006, it is stated that the govern- medicine worth over K 170,000. ment is placing special emphasis on exploita- Prof Daw Kyi Kyi Aung of the group explained tion of the nation’s terrestrial and aquatic re- dos and don’ts for taking the exam and Prof Daw Tourist sources fully, ensuring modern cultivation Htay Htay of the group on preparations for physical methods and improvement of industrialized ag- and mental fitness. Maps of riculture. MNA In an effort to ensure development of the Myanmar. agricultural sector of the State, the government is taking systematic measures for supply of ir- Pro-Golfer Aung Win rigated water. In this regard, it is building a MNA series of dams and reservoirs, embankments, (Srixon+YCDC) wins sluice gates and river water pumping stations the length and breadth of the nation. championship The government spent substantial funds YANGON, 3 March — As part of an effort for on construction of irrigation infrastructures. booming of the tourism industry in Myanmar, Tour- As a result, altogether 183 dams and reser- ist Maps of Myanmar (TMM-16) published by voirs and 293 river water pumping stations Design and Printing Services Co Ltd (DPS) comes across the nation are benefiting 2.4 million out today and will be distributed free to hotels and acres of farmlands. tourism services and tourist guides. With the assistance of the government, farmers have been able to engage in double The circulation of TMM reaches over and mixed cropping, to apply modern agricul- 1,140,000 yearly. YANGON, 3 March Hlaing (Retd) awarded tural techniques and to reclaim and use virgin TMM-16 will also be distributed free to tour- and fallow lands and wetlands. This has re- — Pro-Golfer Aung Win first, second and third ism services at ITB Berlin-2006 to be held in Berlin, sulted in boosting the per acre yield of crops. (Srixon+YCDC) and prizes to Aung Win Germany, from 8 to 12 March. Nowadays, the State Peace and Develop- Amateur Golfer Bo Bo (Srixon+YCDC), Nay The maps are available at Myanma Hotels and ment Council upholding Our Three Main Na- captured championship Lin Tun (Srixon) and Soe Tourism Services (Sule) and DPS, No 165-157, 35th tional Causes—non-disintegration of the Un- award in the MPGA and Kyaw Naing (Srixon) re- ion, non-disintegration of national solidarity Street, Kyauktada Township. and perpetuation of sovereignty—is building a MGF President’s Cup spectively in the profes- MNA peaceful, modern and developed nation. And Golf Tour 2006 at sional golfers division. it is making relentless efforts for further Hanthawady Golf and Aung Win on aggregate. agement performed func- strengthening of national solidarity and preva- Country Club in Bago (Srixon+YCDC) led the First prize winner tions of the golf tour to- lence of law and order. yesterday. professional golfers di- pro-golfer Aung Win gether with co-sponsors In the meantime, the seven-step Road Map has been laid and is being implemented After the fourth vision in the first posi- (Srixon+YCDC) pos- KBZ Bank Ltd, KM Golf for the emergence of a peaceful, modern devel- and final round, MPGA tion by shooting a one- sessed K 3 million as Centre, Imperial Jade oped and discipline-flourishing democratic and MGF Executive U under-par 287 total. The reward. Purified Drinking Water, nation in accordance with the wishes of the Ko Ko Lay presented closet runner-up of the MPGA and MGF Air Bagan Ltd, Grand people. At present, the National Convention is prize to Tiger Putting leader Nay Lin Tun President Maj-Gen Win Royal Special Reserve, meeting with success in all aspects with the participation of delegates from all walks of life Challenge Award winner (Srixon) scored a three- Hlaing (Retd) spoke Myanmar Brewery Ltd, including delegates of peasants. Ma Ni Ni Win (Bago); over-par 291 total for words of thanks, and pre- Eden Group Co Ltd, All in all, at a time when the government and Director U Thein four rounds. Soe Kyaw sented gifts to Director Hanthawady Gold and is making efforts in all seriousness for the emer- Dan Shwe of Kaung Naing (Srixon) put his Lt-Col Lay Myint (Retd) Country Club, Srixon, gence of a peaceful, modern and developed na- Myat Co Ltd and Direc- position at third by fir- of the club. Taunggyi Gem-Master tion, the onus is on the entire mass of farmers to do their bit in the process. tor Lt-Col Lay Myint ing a four-over-par 292 Han Event Man- Enterprise Ltd. — MNA (Retd) of Hanthawady Golf and Country Club presented prizes to daily best scorers in the ama- teur and professional golfers divisions. Managing Direc- tor U Zaw Win Naing of Kanbawza Bank Ltd gave the first prize to Bo Bo who shot a 6-over-par 294 total in the amateur golfers division, the sec- ond prize to Aung Win who fired a 9-over-par 297 on aggregate, and the third prize to Naing Joint Secretary U Thein Aung of Hninzigon Home Naing Lin who scored a for the Aged Administrative Board accepts 10-over-par 298 in total.
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