Inspection of Staff Modular Houses: DPM MoPF UM inspected staff modular houses

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Deputy Prime Minister and Union Minister for Planning and Finance, U Win Shein, accompanied by Deputy Ministers Daw Than Than Lwin and U Min Htut Oo, and other departmental officials, visited the temporary Modular Houses constructed by the Ministry in the evening on July 24 and met with and encouraged the staff residing there.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Union Minister instructed officials to ensure that staff can live safely and orderly, that drinking water, electricity, and sewage systems are good, to prevent infectious diseases, and that necessary actions are taken by responsible officials.

He also emphasized the importance of assigning responsibilities step-by-step for security and administrative matters. He then inspected the living and dining conditions of the staff and provided necessary support. Afterward, the Deputy Prime Minister and Union Minister, along with the Deputy Ministers and heads of departments, provided kitchen crops and eggs to the staff residing in the Modular Houses.

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