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President Attends Bridge Opening in Kachin State the Global New Light of Myanmar Next Generation Platform NVC ISSUED TO RESIDENTS IN SITTWAY AUNG MINGALAR WARD P-2 (NATIONal) Vol. IV, No. 272, 13th Waning of Pyatho 1379 ME www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com Sunday, 14 January 2018 NATIONAL Vice President U Myint Swe visits Leshi, Lahe and Nanyun towns PAGE-2 NATIONAL Community Centre opens in Hpa-an District, Kayin State PAGe-6 NATIONAL Quakes in January a warning to prepare for possible strong tremor: President U Htin Kyaw and First Lady Daw Su Su Lwin stroll on the Yat Bawt Bridge (Nawngmun) in Nawngmun Township, Kachin State after the Myanmar Earthquake bridge is inaugurated. PHOTO: MYANMAR NEWS AGENCY Committee PAGE-10 President attends bridge opening in Kachin State The Global New Light of Myanmar next generation platform 14 January 2018 The Global New liGhT o f MyaNMar PRESIDENT U Htin Kyaw, First In his comments at the cer- so far built and maintained mun road section. It is a BEHIND THE Lady Daw Su Su Lwin and other emony, Union Minister U Win 60 roads with a total length of reinforced concrete support SUCCESS Nann Htet Hnin Htwe officials attended the opening Khaing said bridges and roads 2,383 miles, 6 furlongs and 49 bailey bridge with a steel floor 1st M.B., B.S Student ceremony of Yat Bawt Bridge in Kachin State are being built bridges. and is the first bridge to be (Nawngmun) over the Kasankha with Union funds, State funds The 500-feet long Yat Bawt opened in the year 2018 at the Today’sUCCESS means the achieve- issue contains ment of aims or purposes. As everyone wants to be successful in our there are various kinds of people, life. So, “Have you ever thought of why your managing director tells you to make the conceptions about success you want to gain success in your life? a presentation about the project you are the arrangements, the knowledge and S the ideas are necessary. are varied. For some people, success is Last week, I asked some youths between responsible for. And you have to present having a lot of money or a comfortable the ages of 20 to 25 why do they want to in front of your colleagues, your rivals and And you also need to practise to life. For other people, achieving their am- be successful. Some youths answered your employees. Would you do the best or speak well in front of your colleagues. River near Nawngmun Town- and pledges from the Hluttaw Bridge (Nawngmun) that northernmost part of Myanmar. anbitions and their 8-Pagetargets or becoming that they wanted to be well known specialand do it just to finish? I think you all will do Sometimes you have to stay late at night. what they want to be is their success. recognized by people. They thought if your best because you want to impress These are the things that you have to For most people, success is being able to they were not successful, no one would everyone. No one wants to be looked at do before making your presentation the work effectively and become the experts respect them and they would be insulted. by disdainful eyes. If your boss likes your best. Of course, most of us want the best in their job. We sometimes say “She is a Some said that they wanted to show that presentation and the project you have result when we start doing something. very successful doctor.”, “He is a very they had abilities and talents. And then I done, you will probably be promoted. And We have hopes and dreams for our future pull-outsuccessful businessman.” asked those youths,supplement. “Is it easy to achieve your employees will respect you. You will life. But although we try hard to get the ship, Putao District, Kachin State through the BOT (built, oper- opened yesterday is on the Malikha Bridge (Machanbaw) People always compliment and ad- success in your life?” They all said, “No.” be complimented by everyone in your best, we may face unexpected conditions mire a successful person. In fact, if a It is not easy to live successfully. E work and you will be well known. It is such as failures, problems, difficulties person is successful, he will be well known small cases cannot be accomplished sucven- a success for you. Presenting in front and especially people’s criticism. In my for his success. Whatever the success is, cessfully. of people seems to be a small issue for opinion, people’s criticism is the most For example, consider your boss or some people. But to present confidently powerful obstacles that hinder us to reach and to make the best, the information, our targets. yesterday morning. ate, transfer) system and had Machanbaw-Farukha-Nawng- SEE PAGE 3 Invitation to young writers for Sunday section See paGe S-8 The Global new Light of Myanmar is accepting submissions of poetry, opinion, articles, essays and short stories from young people for its weekly Sunday Next Generation Platform. interested candidates can send their works to the GET YOUR CITY HERO KIT NOW! Global new Light of Myanmar at No. 150, Nga htat Kyee Pagoda road, bahan Township, yangon or by email to globalnewlightofmyanmar.com with the following information: City Hero Kit provided by City etc.), (2) real name and (if different) your penname, Mart Holding Co,. Ltd is available (1) Sector you wish to be included in (poetry, opinion,dce@ free of charge at The Global New University, (5) a written note of declaration that the submitted(3) your piece level is of your education, original work and has not been submitted to Light of Myanmar for those who any other news or magazine publishing houses, (4) Name of your School/College/ contributed their works to our information (email address, mobile number, etc.).—(6) editoriala color photo Department, of the submitter, The Global (7) New light of Myanmar news office Copy of your NrC card, Next Generation Platform of the (8) Contact Sunday Special Pull-out of The Global New Light of Myanmar. 14 JANUARY 2018 2 NATIONAL THE GLOBAL NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Vice President U Myint Swe visits Leshi, Lahe and Nanyun towns VICE President U Myint Swe ple’s Hospital, they went to the went to Leshi, Lahe and Nanyun border areas national races towns in Sagaing Region yester- youth development training day and visited the hospitals, school and met with students. border areas, national races They also inspected the youth development training women’s domestic science and schools and women’s domestic vocational training school, af- science and vocational training ter which the Vice President schools yesterday. and party left for Nanyun town The Vice President, accom- on Tatmadaw helicopters. Py- panied by Deputy Ministers ithu Hluttaw representative U Maj-Gen Aung Soe and Maj-Gen Wum Hla, Amyotha Hluttaw Than Htut, Permanent Secre- representative U Min Naing, taries and officials, left Nay Region Hluttaw representative Pyi Taw by special Tatmadaw U Same Maung, Region minis- plane at 10:45 a.m. and were ters, Naga traditional cultural welcomed at Hkamti airport by troupe and officials welcomed Region Chief Minister Dr. Myint the Vice President and party Naing, Region Hluttaw Speaker upon arrival in the town. U Than, Region ministers, Naga The Vice President and par- Self-Administered Zone (SAZ) ty then went to Nanyun People’s Chairman U Kay Sai, ethnic Hospital to inspect, encourage national literary figures, and a and provide financial support to Vice President U Myint Swe meets officials and locals at Leshi People’s Hospital in Leshi. PHOTO: MNA cultural troupe. patients undergoing treatment. The Vice President, Region They also went to Nanyun Chief Minister, Region Hluttaw met with teachers and trainees. for regional development and Northwest Command com- women’s domestic science and Speaker, Region ministers, The Vice President said efforts should be made to raise mander Maj-Gen Phone Myat, vocational training school and Naga SAZ Chairman, Perma- the government is working for the value of regional products. Pyithu Hluttaw representative viewed traditional weaving nent Secretaries and officials the development of Naga SAZ, Teachers should train students U Thet Naung and other offi- courses, sewing training and the went on to Leshi town by Tat- especially in improving road to become individually skilled, cials. clothes and household products madaw helicopters and were links. It is mainly creating job while each trainee should also At the Sarameri Guest made by the trainees. welcomed on arrival by Hluttaw opportunities for local people, put in their best efforts to learn House, they met with Lahe The Vice President also representative U Kyaw Htay, with arrangements made for in- all the subjects taught, he said. Town regional regiments’ fe- met with Nanyun town region- ethnic cultural troupes and ternational tourists to visit and The Vice President also male garrison troops and family al regiments’ female garrison officials. They then visited the observe the traditions of the eth- visited Leshi People’s Hospi- members and presented warm troops and family members and women’s domestic science and nic Naga nationals. Vocational tal, then went on to Lahe Town, clothes and foodstuff. presented foodstuffs, it is learnt. vocational training school and training should be emphasized where they were welcomed by After a stop at Lahe Peo- — Myanmar News Agency Repatriation, resettlement clarified NVC issued to residents to people in Sittway, Rakhine State in Sittway Aung Mingalar Ward Union Minister for Social Wel- fare, Relief and Resettlement Dr. STATE Immigration and Pop- Welfare, Relief and Resettle- Win Myat Aye met with Sayad- ulation Department officials ment Deputy Minister U Soe aws and local people in Sittway, traveled to Sittway Aung Min- Aung handed over the NVC to Rakhine State, yesterday, clari- galar Ward yesterday morning the residents.
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