Union Minister U Kyaw Soe Win led a meeting at the Ministry’s Nila Meeting Hall to discuss the implementation of cruise tourism and cross-border convoy tours in the morning of July 23.
The discussion focused on strategies to attract more international tourists to visit destinations across Myanmar, the development and promotion of cruise tourism and cross-border tour convoys, identification of new travel routes, and the practical implementation of nature-based tourism initiatives.
Union Minister U Kyaw Soe Win led a meeting at the Ministry’s Nila Meeting Hall to discuss the implementation of cruise tourism and cross-border convoy tours in the morning of July 23.
The discussion focused on strategies to attract more international tourists to visit destinations across Myanmar, the development and promotion of cruise tourism and cross-border tour convoys, identification of new travel routes, and the practical implementation of nature-based tourism initiatives.
In the afternoon, the Union Minister attended the launching ceremony for the tourism survey operations held at the Ministry’s Jade Hall.
In his speech, the Union Minister stated that this year, the ministry has planned to conduct both international and domestic tourism surveys in over 30 cities across Myanmar. He also noted that the ministry is participating as a member of the working group responsible for standards related to surveys and data, and that it is actively carrying out relevant activities. He emphasized that the findings from the tourism surveys will be instrumental in identifying travelers' needs, formulating future plans, innovating new tourism promotion strategies, enhancing service quality, and expanding and upgrading tourism-related markets. Therefore, he urged everyone to participate actively in the ongoing development of the data and statistics sector.
Following that, the Deputy Director of the Directorate of Hotels and Tourism gave a presentation on the 2025 plan for conducting inbound and domestic tourism surveys. After the presentation, the Union Minister officially handed over the uniforms that will be provided to staff assigned to collect the survey data, transferring them to the Director General.
Union Minister U Kyaw Soe Win led a meeting at the Ministry’s Nila Meeting Hall to discuss the implementation of cruise tourism and cross-border convoy tours in the morning of July 23.
The discussion focused on strategies to attract more international tourists to visit destinations across Myanmar, the development and promotion of cruise tourism and cross-border tour convoys, identification of new travel routes, and the practical implementation of nature-based tourism initiatives.
In the afternoon, the Union Minister attended the launching ceremony for the tourism survey operations held at the Ministry’s Jade Hall.
In his speech, the Union Minister stated that this year, the ministry has planned to conduct both international and domestic tourism surveys in over 30 cities across Myanmar. He also noted that the ministry is participating as a member of the working group responsible for standards related to surveys and data, and that it is actively carrying out relevant activities. He emphasized that the findings from the tourism surveys will be instrumental in identifying travelers' needs, formulating future plans, innovating new tourism promotion strategies, enhancing service quality, and expanding and upgrading tourism-related markets. Therefore, he urged everyone to participate actively in the ongoing development of the data and statistics sector.
Following that, the Deputy Director of the Directorate of Hotels and Tourism gave a presentation on the 2025 plan for conducting inbound and domestic tourism surveys. After the presentation, the Union Minister officially handed over the uniforms that will be provided to staff assigned to collect the survey data, transferring them to the Director General.
The Myanmar Post released a new special postage stamp to commemorate the Myanmar-Russia Tiger Conservation on 20 July.
The Myanmar-Russia Tiger Preservation stamps were issued with the intention that stamp collectors and enthusiasts could collect the stamps marking the International Tiger Conservation Forum as a unified set.
The Myanmar Post released a new special postage stamp to commemorate the Myanmar-Russia Tiger Conservation on 20 July.
The Myanmar-Russia Tiger Preservation stamps were issued with the intention that stamp collectors and enthusiasts could collect the stamps marking the International Tiger Conservation Forum as a unified set.
To be able to release tiger conservation stamps, the first International Tiger Conservation Forum was held in Saint Petersburg in 2010, and the forum decided to hold the second forum in Vladivostok in 2022. Such action is intended to cooperate with countries with tiger populations for releasing stamps featuring tigers, and Myanmar and Russia cooperated for it.
The 2nd International Tiger Conservation Forum, held from 5 to 8 September 2020 in Vladivostok of Russia, hosted representatives from 14 tiger range countries and agreed to release tiger stamps dated 5 September 2022 marking the successful holding of the forum. Myanmar sent three tiger stamps to MARKA of Russia, and the stamps were sold at the Post Offices in Nay Pyi Taw, Yangon, Mandalay and other regions and states at the same time on 20 July.
The three stamps featured the photo of a Myanmar tiger, flags of Myanmar and Russia, and the release date, 20 July.
The new stamp, a Block of 3 stamps (worth K200 each), featured the photos of tigers captured at Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw zoological gardens, Hukaung and Htamathi Wildlife Sanctuary and the ones captured in camera traps. A total of 26 tiger stamps were designed, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation and the Ministry of Transport and Communications cooperated to release the stamps.
“We are glad for the release of stamps. Moreover, if we work with countries with high tiger conservation methods, we will achieve significant outcomes in conservation. Tiger conservation cannot be done just by a nation, but if we work with other countries, we can prevent the extinction of tigers. Although we are far from Russia, their support in the technical sector will be supportive measures for the sustainable tiger population of Myanmar,” said U Nyein Aung, staff officer of Taninthayi Nature Reserve.
Out of nine tiger species, the three extinct tiger species are the Balinese Tigers, Caspian Tigers, and Javan Tigers. Among the six tiger species, Bengal and Indo-China tigers are found in Myanmar. The release of stamps featuring three Myanmar tigers marks the Myanmar-Russia tiger conservation activities and a milestone for the International Tiger Conservation Forum. — Nyein Thu (MNA)/KTZH
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The Myanmar Post released a new special postage stamp to commemorate the Myanmar-Russia Tiger Conservation on 20 July.
The Myanmar-Russia Tiger Preservation stamps were issued with the intention that stamp collectors and enthusiasts could collect the stamps marking the International Tiger Conservation Forum as a unified set.
To be able to release tiger conservation stamps, the first International Tiger Conservation Forum was held in Saint Petersburg in 2010, and the forum decided to hold the second forum in Vladivostok in 2022. Such action is intended to cooperate with countries with tiger populations for releasing stamps featuring tigers, and Myanmar and Russia cooperated for it.
The 2nd International Tiger Conservation Forum, held from 5 to 8 September 2020 in Vladivostok of Russia, hosted representatives from 14 tiger range countries and agreed to release tiger stamps dated 5 September 2022 marking the successful holding of the forum. Myanmar sent three tiger stamps to MARKA of Russia, and the stamps were sold at the Post Offices in Nay Pyi Taw, Yangon, Mandalay and other regions and states at the same time on 20 July.
The three stamps featured the photo of a Myanmar tiger, flags of Myanmar and Russia, and the release date, 20 July.
The new stamp, a Block of 3 stamps (worth K200 each), featured the photos of tigers captured at Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw zoological gardens, Hukaung and Htamathi Wildlife Sanctuary and the ones captured in camera traps. A total of 26 tiger stamps were designed, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation and the Ministry of Transport and Communications cooperated to release the stamps.
“We are glad for the release of stamps. Moreover, if we work with countries with high tiger conservation methods, we will achieve significant outcomes in conservation. Tiger conservation cannot be done just by a nation, but if we work with other countries, we can prevent the extinction of tigers. Although we are far from Russia, their support in the technical sector will be supportive measures for the sustainable tiger population of Myanmar,” said U Nyein Aung, staff officer of Taninthayi Nature Reserve.
Out of nine tiger species, the three extinct tiger species are the Balinese Tigers, Caspian Tigers, and Javan Tigers. Among the six tiger species, Bengal and Indo-China tigers are found in Myanmar. The release of stamps featuring three Myanmar tigers marks the Myanmar-Russia tiger conservation activities and a milestone for the International Tiger Conservation Forum. — Nyein Thu (MNA)/KTZH
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The State Administration Council issued Order No.42/2025 on Wednesday, regarding the appointment of the Chief Justice.
According to Section 419 of the constitution, the council appointed Daw Htay Myint Aye as the Chief Justice of Mon State High Court. Likewise, Daw Khaing Khaing Myo was appointed as the judge of the Mon State High Court according to Order No.43/2025. The orders were signed by General Aung Lin Dwe, Secretary of the State Administration Council.
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The State Administration Council issued Order No.42/2025 on Wednesday, regarding the appointment of the Chief Justice.
According to Section 419 of the constitution, the council appointed Daw Htay Myint Aye as the Chief Justice of Mon State High Court. Likewise, Daw Khaing Khaing Myo was appointed as the judge of the Mon State High Court according to Order No.43/2025. The orders were signed by General Aung Lin Dwe, Secretary of the State Administration Council.
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The State Administration Council issued Order No.42/2025 on Wednesday, regarding the appointment of the Chief Justice.
According to Section 419 of the constitution, the council appointed Daw Htay Myint Aye as the Chief Justice of Mon State High Court. Likewise, Daw Khaing Khaing Myo was appointed as the judge of the Mon State High Court according to Order No.43/2025. The orders were signed by General Aung Lin Dwe, Secretary of the State Administration Council.
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Electricity and Energy Development Commission held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Electricity and Energy Development Commission held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Commission Chairman, member of the State Administration Council Deputy Prime Minister Admiral Tin Aung San attended the meeting and made a speech. The meeting discussed the work implementation on electricity and energy and future plans as well as the feasibility studies for generation of electricity and exploration of oil and natural gas plots, implementation for renewable energy and sustainable development of electricity and energy sector.
The meeting also gave suggestions on the National Electricity Master Plan 2014 (JICA) and Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2021 in order to designate the Generation Mix.
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Electricity and Energy Development Commission held its meeting in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday.
Commission Chairman, member of the State Administration Council Deputy Prime Minister Admiral Tin Aung San attended the meeting and made a speech. The meeting discussed the work implementation on electricity and energy and future plans as well as the feasibility studies for generation of electricity and exploration of oil and natural gas plots, implementation for renewable energy and sustainable development of electricity and energy sector.
The meeting also gave suggestions on the National Electricity Master Plan 2014 (JICA) and Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2021 in order to designate the Generation Mix.
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Union Minister for Cooperatives and Rural Development U Hla Moe, accompanied by relevant officials, visited Yone Taw Village in Lewe Township, Union Territory on July 22nd.
He observed and encouraged the harvesting and threshing of summer paddy in a 20-acre field belonging to members of the Shwe War Tun (2) Agricultural Production Cooperative Limited. The Union Minister discussed how the government is providing 200,000 kyats per acre in the form of seeds, fertilizers, and other inputs from the Country’s Economic Promotion Fund.
Union Minister for Cooperatives and Rural Development U Hla Moe, accompanied by relevant officials, visited Yone Taw Village in Lewe Township, Union Territory on July 22nd.
He observed and encouraged the harvesting and threshing of summer paddy in a 20-acre field belonging to members of the Shwe War Tun (2) Agricultural Production Cooperative Limited. The Union Minister discussed how the government is providing 200,000 kyats per acre in the form of seeds, fertilizers, and other inputs from the Country’s Economic Promotion Fund.
He emphasized that it is the farmers' responsibility to truly strive for the targeted yield. Next, the Union Minister and officials visited and encouraged three women, who completed a basic sewing technical training course and had been provided with necessary equipment, as they operated their sewing businesses in Yone Taw Village.
The Union Minister instructed the relevant officials at all levels to provide necessary assistance and support, including capital, to ensure the continuity of their businesses. Subsequently, the Union Minister and officials inspected the completed U-Yin Su Village production road and bridge, constructed by the Department of Rural Development in Lewe Township.
This infrastructure project will benefit over 150 acres of farmland belonging to 100 farmers in the Village. The Union Minister discussed regional development matters and coordinated solutions for issues raised by the villagers.
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Union Minister for Cooperatives and Rural Development U Hla Moe, accompanied by relevant officials, visited Yone Taw Village in Lewe Township, Union Territory on July 22nd.
He observed and encouraged the harvesting and threshing of summer paddy in a 20-acre field belonging to members of the Shwe War Tun (2) Agricultural Production Cooperative Limited. The Union Minister discussed how the government is providing 200,000 kyats per acre in the form of seeds, fertilizers, and other inputs from the Country’s Economic Promotion Fund.
He emphasized that it is the farmers' responsibility to truly strive for the targeted yield. Next, the Union Minister and officials visited and encouraged three women, who completed a basic sewing technical training course and had been provided with necessary equipment, as they operated their sewing businesses in Yone Taw Village.
The Union Minister instructed the relevant officials at all levels to provide necessary assistance and support, including capital, to ensure the continuity of their businesses. Subsequently, the Union Minister and officials inspected the completed U-Yin Su Village production road and bridge, constructed by the Department of Rural Development in Lewe Township.
This infrastructure project will benefit over 150 acres of farmland belonging to 100 farmers in the Village. The Union Minister discussed regional development matters and coordinated solutions for issues raised by the villagers.
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A 33-year-old female elephant called Zar Nan Hla kept by the Myanma Timber Enterprise in Taungup Township of Rakhine State has given birth to a white male elephant on 23rd July 2022. The baby elephant is two feet and five inches in height, three feet and one inch in girth with its birth weight of about 180 pounds.
A 33-year-old female elephant called Zar Nan Hla kept by the Myanma Timber Enterprise in Taungup Township of Rakhine State has given birth to a white male elephant on 23rd July 2022. The baby elephant is two feet and five inches in height, three feet and one inch in girth with its birth weight of about 180 pounds.
The name of royal white elephant is “RahtaNandaka” and out of eight characteristics of the white elephants, he meets 7 seven unique features such as having pearl-coloured eyes, plantain branch-shaped back, white hair, a distinctive tail, auspicious plot signs on the skin, reddish-brown or pinkish skin, five claws on the front legs and four on the back legs and big ears.
Now, the royal white elephant “RahtaNandaka” turns two year and 3 years old and his height becomes 5 feet and 3 inches, 8 feet in girth and about 1573 pounds. He lives together with his mother happily. As he is a white elephant who has been tame with people since he was young, he is being trained by the “Peace Human and Elephant Interaction Training” to become more familiar.
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A 33-year-old female elephant called Zar Nan Hla kept by the Myanma Timber Enterprise in Taungup Township of Rakhine State has given birth to a white male elephant on 23rd July 2022. The baby elephant is two feet and five inches in height, three feet and one inch in girth with its birth weight of about 180 pounds.
The name of royal white elephant is “RahtaNandaka” and out of eight characteristics of the white elephants, he meets 7 seven unique features such as having pearl-coloured eyes, plantain branch-shaped back, white hair, a distinctive tail, auspicious plot signs on the skin, reddish-brown or pinkish skin, five claws on the front legs and four on the back legs and big ears.
Now, the royal white elephant “RahtaNandaka” turns two year and 3 years old and his height becomes 5 feet and 3 inches, 8 feet in girth and about 1573 pounds. He lives together with his mother happily. As he is a white elephant who has been tame with people since he was young, he is being trained by the “Peace Human and Elephant Interaction Training” to become more familiar.
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Member of the State Administration Council, Deputy Prime Minister, and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, General Mya Tun Oo, accompanied by Deputy Minister U Aung Mying and officials from the Ministry and Myanma Railways, visited several locations in Mandalay Region on July 20.
Member of the State Administration Council, Deputy Prime Minister, and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, General Mya Tun Oo, accompanied by Deputy Minister U Aung Mying and officials from the Ministry and Myanma Railways, visited several locations in Mandalay Region on July 20.
He inspected Shan Ywar Station in Pyawbwe Township, Thazi Station, Bridge No. 691 between Samon Station and Thapyay Taung Station within Wun Twin Township, Thapyay Taung Station, and Kyaukse Station. The inspections covered the completion of demolition of old, earthquake-damaged station buildings, site clearance, the design of new stations, and the ongoing work utilizing Modular Offices.
The Union Minister provided necessary instructions based on his observations. In the evening, he inspected the damaged railway signal box within the Mandalay Central Station yard and the installation of a temporary railway signaling system using a Modular Office.
He then issued directives regarding the urgent major renovation and reconstruction of the original signal box. On the morning of July 21, the Union Minister and officials arrived at the Myanma Railways Passenger and Freight Carriages Factory (Myitnge).
They first inspected New Carriag Shed No. 3, where they observed the construction of container wagons, the trial construction of a DEMU (Diesel Electric Multiple Unit) train Carriages, major repairs of passenger and freight Carriages, and the production of new wheel bogies. He provided instructions on improving the durability of cars based on their lifespan and on the management of old, unusable train wheels.
From there, the Union Minister and officials proceeded to the Myanma Railways Freight Transportation Division compound in Chanmyathazi Township, Mandalay. They inspected the status of Myanma Posts and Telecommunications' replacement of earthquake-damaged high-rise building-mounted automobile telephone stations with mobile base station towers in the area.
The Union Minister also addressed the housing needs of staff families. Subsequently, the Union Minister visited the Regional Director's Office of the Department of Road Transport Administration in Maha Aungmyay Township, and the offices of Myanma Post, Myanma Telecommunications, and the Department of Communications within Pyigyidagun Township.
They inspected the completion of repairs to earthquake damage, the ongoing office operations using Modular Offices, and the temporary housing arrangements for staff families in Modular Houses, issuing necessary instructions.
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Member of the State Administration Council, Deputy Prime Minister, and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, General Mya Tun Oo, accompanied by Deputy Minister U Aung Mying and officials from the Ministry and Myanma Railways, visited several locations in Mandalay Region on July 20.
He inspected Shan Ywar Station in Pyawbwe Township, Thazi Station, Bridge No. 691 between Samon Station and Thapyay Taung Station within Wun Twin Township, Thapyay Taung Station, and Kyaukse Station. The inspections covered the completion of demolition of old, earthquake-damaged station buildings, site clearance, the design of new stations, and the ongoing work utilizing Modular Offices.
The Union Minister provided necessary instructions based on his observations. In the evening, he inspected the damaged railway signal box within the Mandalay Central Station yard and the installation of a temporary railway signaling system using a Modular Office.
He then issued directives regarding the urgent major renovation and reconstruction of the original signal box. On the morning of July 21, the Union Minister and officials arrived at the Myanma Railways Passenger and Freight Carriages Factory (Myitnge).
They first inspected New Carriag Shed No. 3, where they observed the construction of container wagons, the trial construction of a DEMU (Diesel Electric Multiple Unit) train Carriages, major repairs of passenger and freight Carriages, and the production of new wheel bogies. He provided instructions on improving the durability of cars based on their lifespan and on the management of old, unusable train wheels.
From there, the Union Minister and officials proceeded to the Myanma Railways Freight Transportation Division compound in Chanmyathazi Township, Mandalay. They inspected the status of Myanma Posts and Telecommunications' replacement of earthquake-damaged high-rise building-mounted automobile telephone stations with mobile base station towers in the area.
The Union Minister also addressed the housing needs of staff families. Subsequently, the Union Minister visited the Regional Director's Office of the Department of Road Transport Administration in Maha Aungmyay Township, and the offices of Myanma Post, Myanma Telecommunications, and the Department of Communications within Pyigyidagun Township.
They inspected the completion of repairs to earthquake damage, the ongoing office operations using Modular Offices, and the temporary housing arrangements for staff families in Modular Houses, issuing necessary instructions.
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The Vice Chairman of the State Administration Council, Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defense Services, Commander-In-Chief (Army) Vice Senior General Soe Win, along with Shan State Chief Minister U Aung Aung, senior Tatmadaw officials from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief, deputy ministers, and other officials, visited Naungcho Township in Shan State (North) in the afternoon on July 21st.
The Vice Chairman of the State Administration Council, Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defense Services, Commander-In-Chief (Army) Vice Senior General Soe Win, along with Shan State Chief Minister U Aung Aung, senior Tatmadaw officials from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief, deputy ministers, and other officials, visited Naungcho Township in Shan State (North) in the afternoon on July 21st.
Naungcho was recently brought back under control after a counter-terrorism operation by the Tatmadaw to enable the public to live peacefully.
During his visit, SAC Vice Chairman met with and honored the victorious officers and ranks in Naungcho. He also inspected the public hospital and schools that had been destroyed by terrorist insurgents. Furthermore, he met with departmental officials and local residents to coordinate and fulfill their needs.
First, the SAC Vice Chairman and officials arrived in Naungcho and attended a ceremony held at the Township Hall to honor the victorious officers and ranks. He delivered a congratulatory speech at the event.
Following this, SAC Vice Chairman, along with Lt-Gen Naing Naing Oo from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army), presented rank insignia to the ranks who received field promotions for their outstanding performance in combat. The Deputy Prime Minister then handed over food and provisions for the officers and soldiers, which were received by the responsible officials.
After that, the SAC Vice Chairman and officials visited the temporary hospital in Myanan Taw Win Mingalar Hall, which was jointly opened by the Tatmadaw and the Ministry of Health. He toured the temporary hospital, offered words of encouragement to local residents receiving medical treatment, and cordially greeted them. He also presented financial aid to the local residents and cash awards to the healthcare staff.
Next, the Vice Senior General and officials visited the Haw Taw Monastery in the southern ward of Naungcho. They paid respects to the Sayadaws led by Sayadaw Bhaddanta Angusa and offered Waso robes, cash donations, and other offerings.
Subsequently, the SAC Vice Chairman and officials met with local ethnic communities at the Township Hall in Naungcho and delivered a speech.
Following his address, SAC Vice Chairman provided food items such as rice, oil, and salt, along with Family Kits containing 16 types of items from the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement, for the local ethnic communities. Two community elders received these provisions on behalf of the local residents.
The Vice Chairman then cordially greeted the local ethnic communities attending the ceremony and offered words of encouragement.
Finally, Vice Senior General and officials conducted an inspection tour of various public facilities in Naungcho, including the public hospital, the Township Fire Services Department office, No. (1) Basic Education High School, Township Police Station, and the Township Development Committee Offices. The Vice Senior General provided guidance to the respective departmental officials and ensured that their needs were met.
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The Vice Chairman of the State Administration Council, Deputy Prime Minister, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defense Services, Commander-In-Chief (Army) Vice Senior General Soe Win, along with Shan State Chief Minister U Aung Aung, senior Tatmadaw officials from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief, deputy ministers, and other officials, visited Naungcho Township in Shan State (North) in the afternoon on July 21st.
Naungcho was recently brought back under control after a counter-terrorism operation by the Tatmadaw to enable the public to live peacefully.
During his visit, SAC Vice Chairman met with and honored the victorious officers and ranks in Naungcho. He also inspected the public hospital and schools that had been destroyed by terrorist insurgents. Furthermore, he met with departmental officials and local residents to coordinate and fulfill their needs.
First, the SAC Vice Chairman and officials arrived in Naungcho and attended a ceremony held at the Township Hall to honor the victorious officers and ranks. He delivered a congratulatory speech at the event.
Following this, SAC Vice Chairman, along with Lt-Gen Naing Naing Oo from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army), presented rank insignia to the ranks who received field promotions for their outstanding performance in combat. The Deputy Prime Minister then handed over food and provisions for the officers and soldiers, which were received by the responsible officials.
After that, the SAC Vice Chairman and officials visited the temporary hospital in Myanan Taw Win Mingalar Hall, which was jointly opened by the Tatmadaw and the Ministry of Health. He toured the temporary hospital, offered words of encouragement to local residents receiving medical treatment, and cordially greeted them. He also presented financial aid to the local residents and cash awards to the healthcare staff.
Next, the Vice Senior General and officials visited the Haw Taw Monastery in the southern ward of Naungcho. They paid respects to the Sayadaws led by Sayadaw Bhaddanta Angusa and offered Waso robes, cash donations, and other offerings.
Subsequently, the SAC Vice Chairman and officials met with local ethnic communities at the Township Hall in Naungcho and delivered a speech.
Following his address, SAC Vice Chairman provided food items such as rice, oil, and salt, along with Family Kits containing 16 types of items from the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement, for the local ethnic communities. Two community elders received these provisions on behalf of the local residents.
The Vice Chairman then cordially greeted the local ethnic communities attending the ceremony and offered words of encouragement.
Finally, Vice Senior General and officials conducted an inspection tour of various public facilities in Naungcho, including the public hospital, the Township Fire Services Department office, No. (1) Basic Education High School, Township Police Station, and the Township Development Committee Offices. The Vice Senior General provided guidance to the respective departmental officials and ensured that their needs were met.
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Tatmadaw has regained full control of Naungcho and surrounding areas, including Taung Kham, and reopened the vital transportation route of Naungcho–Kyaukkyan–Ohnmakhar–Ohnmathee–Pyin Oo Lwin–Mandalay road.
This route had been blocked by terrorist armed groups, halting trade and disrupting the delivery of essential goods, especially cement. With the road now open, 59 trucks carrying a total of 1,947 tons in 36,580 bags of cement from the Crown Cement Factory near Laungphang village have been dispatched to Mandalay.
Tatmadaw has regained full control of Naungcho and surrounding areas, including Taung Kham, and reopened the vital transportation route of Naungcho–Kyaukkyan–Ohnmakhar–Ohnmathee–Pyin Oo Lwin–Mandalay road.
This route had been blocked by terrorist armed groups, halting trade and disrupting the delivery of essential goods, especially cement. With the road now open, 59 trucks carrying a total of 1,947 tons in 36,580 bags of cement from the Crown Cement Factory near Laungphang village have been dispatched to Mandalay.
This supply is crucial for rebuilding homes, roads, bridges, and religious sites damaged during the recent earthquake. The previous blockade had caused shortages and high prices, but with transport routes restored, residents can now access cement at more affordable rates.
Authorities say the government and Tatmadaw are working together to support regional development, ensure public safety, and stabilize daily life in conflict-affected areas. Locals are also beginning to return to their hometowns and resume normal economic activities.
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Tatmadaw has regained full control of Naungcho and surrounding areas, including Taung Kham, and reopened the vital transportation route of Naungcho–Kyaukkyan–Ohnmakhar–Ohnmathee–Pyin Oo Lwin–Mandalay road.
This route had been blocked by terrorist armed groups, halting trade and disrupting the delivery of essential goods, especially cement. With the road now open, 59 trucks carrying a total of 1,947 tons in 36,580 bags of cement from the Crown Cement Factory near Laungphang village have been dispatched to Mandalay.
This supply is crucial for rebuilding homes, roads, bridges, and religious sites damaged during the recent earthquake. The previous blockade had caused shortages and high prices, but with transport routes restored, residents can now access cement at more affordable rates.
Authorities say the government and Tatmadaw are working together to support regional development, ensure public safety, and stabilize daily life in conflict-affected areas. Locals are also beginning to return to their hometowns and resume normal economic activities.
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Senior General Min Aung Hlaing gave guidance on keeping both sides of the road neat and tidy, and construction of drains in systematic calculation to ensure smooth flow of water through outlet channels.
Senior General Min Aung Hlaing gave guidance on keeping both sides of the road neat and tidy, and construction of drains in systematic calculation to ensure smooth flow of water through outlet channels.
Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by Council Joint Secretary General Ye Win Oo, the Yangon Region Chief Minister, the commander of Yangon Command and officials, inspected efforts to ensure proper flow of water along both sides of Yangon-Pathein Road in Hlinethaya Township of Yangon Region yesterday morning.
The Senior General inspected upgrading of drains along both sides of Yangon-Pathein Road in Hlinethaya Township to ensure proper flow of water, and construction of pedestrian ways. After hearing the reports of officials, the Senior General gave guidance on keeping both sides of the road neat and tidy, meeting road characteristics, unblocking drains, and construction of drains in systematic calculation to ensure smooth flow of water through outlet channels.
The Senior General observed upgrade of drains along both sides of Nyaungdon Road and No 4 Highway in Shwepyitha Township, and expansion of the motor road in a motorcade. — MNA/TTA
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Senior General Min Aung Hlaing gave guidance on keeping both sides of the road neat and tidy, and construction of drains in systematic calculation to ensure smooth flow of water through outlet channels.
Chairman of the State Administration Council, Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by Council Joint Secretary General Ye Win Oo, the Yangon Region Chief Minister, the commander of Yangon Command and officials, inspected efforts to ensure proper flow of water along both sides of Yangon-Pathein Road in Hlinethaya Township of Yangon Region yesterday morning.
The Senior General inspected upgrading of drains along both sides of Yangon-Pathein Road in Hlinethaya Township to ensure proper flow of water, and construction of pedestrian ways. After hearing the reports of officials, the Senior General gave guidance on keeping both sides of the road neat and tidy, meeting road characteristics, unblocking drains, and construction of drains in systematic calculation to ensure smooth flow of water through outlet channels.
The Senior General observed upgrade of drains along both sides of Nyaungdon Road and No 4 Highway in Shwepyitha Township, and expansion of the motor road in a motorcade. — MNA/TTA
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