Renovation Works : Inspection at earthquake-damaged heritage sites

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Union Minister for Religious Affairs and Culture U Tin Oo Lwin visited earthquake-affected heritage sites in Tatkone and Kyaukse townships to inspect restoration efforts. At U Aung Zeya Pagoda in Tatkone, a historical site from the Konbaung era, the Union Minister urged proper restoration using traditional methods and adding earthquake-resistant features.

They also visited Shwe Thalyaung Hill in Kyaukse to inspect the ongoing preservation of the Kyauk Thitta Ceti, which was damaged by the quake. The Union Minister called for collaboration among departments to restore the surrounding area as well.

Later, they visited the Shwe Mu Htaw Pagoda, built by King Anawrahta in 395 ME, where multiple stupas and structures were damaged. Restoration is underway following SOP guidelines jointly issued by the Ministries of Culture and Construction.

The Union Minister also attended a religious ceremony for the enshrinement of a donated bronze Buddha image and relics. The Shwe Mu Htaw Pagoda is a prominent religious site in Kyaukse, regularly visited and supported by locals, especially during full moon days and the annual Tazaungdaing festival.

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