NAY PYI TAW, 6 April—Prime Minister General Thein Sein, who was in Pathein of Ayeyawady Division, accompanied by Maj-Gen Ko Ko of the Ministry of Defence, Chairman of Ayeyawady Division Peace and Development Council Commander of South-West Command Maj-Gen Kyaw Swe, ministers, deputy ministers, the Director- General of the Government Office, departmental heads, went to Kyeinchyaunggyi model village in Bogale Township yesterday morning.
At the briefing hall, the Prime Minister heard reports on construction of houses, living condition of households, cultivation of vegetables and windbreak, supply of water presented by Minister for Forestry Brig-Gen Thein Aung and on providing medical treatment by Deputy Minister for Health Dr Mya Oo.
Next, the Prime Minister and party inspected cultivation of wind-break and vegetable plants in households of the village. The Prime Minister cordially greeted the families there and asked business, health and educational condition and attended to the needs. The Prime Minister and party left Kyeinchyaunggyi model village in helicopters and inspected construction of Kyeinchyaunggyi- Kadon-kani road. On arrival at Kadonkani village in Bogale, the Prime Minister and party looked into hillocks and cyclone shelters being constructed by Htoo Companies Group. The Prime Minister then stressed the needs and viewed the progress of Kadonkani village in a motorcade. At the briefing hall, the Prime Minister explained progress in providing light with the use of bio-battery powered by buffalo, cow and pig dung to the departmental personnel, townselders, locals and told the chairman of the village PDC to make arrangements for lighting every household with the use of biobatteries.
Afterwards, the Prime Minister heard reports on construction of life-saving hillocks, and cyclone shelters in Kadonkani village presented by U Te Za, president of Htoo Companies Group.
The Prime Minister gave instructions on growing of grass on the hillocks and shady windbreak. He observed display of the scale model of the cyclone shelter. The Prime Minister and party left Kadonkani Village by helicopter. They inspected the axis of Amar-Htawpaing Road and arrived at Shwepyi Aye Village (Htawpaing). The Prime Minister cordially greeted villagers and asked them about their livelihood and business.
He then fulfilled the requirements. The Prime Minister and party had photos taken together with the local people. He explained progress in providing light with the use of bio-battery powered by buffalo, cow and pig dung to the villagers. He instructed the chairman of Village Peace and Development Council to make necessary arrangements for use of biobattery in every house as it saves money and prevents fire. Next, the Prime Minister, Maj-Gen Ko Ko, the commander, the ministers and the deputy ministers presented a generator and blankets for churches, generators and fluorescent lamps for the villagers, solar lamps for education, health and social organizations, farm implements and seeds for farmers to officials concerned. The Prime Minister and party inspected construction of embankments that prevent inflow of salt water and Setsan- Kyonkadun Road on the way to Kathamyin Village.
The Prime Minister and party cordially greeted the village people and met departmental personnel, townselders and local people at the basic townselders and local people at the basic education post-primary school.
Minister for Forestry Brig-Gen Thein Aung explained the supply of electricity with the use of bio-battery to them. The Prime Minister, the commander, the ministers and the deputy ministers presented a generator and blankets for churches, generators and fluorescent lamps for the villagers, solar lamps for education, health and social organizations, farm implements and seeds for farmers to officials concerned. On behalf of the local people, Daw Kapaw Htoo and U Saw Gaylay spoke words of thanks. Cultivate Union Spirit He said he went to the much-damaged villages as a first priority after the cyclone Nargis. Although he himself could not go to the villages with less damage, he arranged everything necessary for emergencies in response to the reports by local authorities concerned. He and the ministers and departmental heads were there to fulfill the requirements of the villages.
With a view to building up the Union of Myanmar into a peaceful, modern,developed nation, the government has been implementing the special development region project, national race development project and rural development project so as to ensure the development of all regions of the Union. As the country had been under the divideand- rule policy of colonialists for many years in the past, national races fought with each other for 40 or 50 years sticking to racism, regionalism and ideologies even in the postindependence period. As a consequence, those regions lagged behind in development. In reality, they have been living in the Union thorough thick and thin for many years despite slight differences in the forms and geographical conditions of their regions. Therefore, it is important for national people to cultivate Union Spirit no matter where they live. They also need to nurture their children to be equipped themselves with Union Spirit. It is necessary to thwart any destructive act leading to the disintegration of the Union with Union Spirit. Then the Prime Minister stressed the need for public cooperation with the government in the success of the 2010 general election.
Later, the Prime Minister and party had a documentary photo taken together with the local people. They helicoptered to Bogale. At the control office, Minister for Agriculture and Irrigation Maj-Gen Htay Oo reported on construction of embankments preventing against the flow of salt water in Ayeyawady Division. Maj-Gen Ko Ko and the commander gave supplementary reports. In response to the reports, the Prime Minister gave necessary instructions. Later, they went to Pathein by helicopter.
At the briefing hall, the Prime Minister heard reports on construction of houses, living condition of households, cultivation of vegetables and windbreak, supply of water presented by Minister for Forestry Brig-Gen Thein Aung and on providing medical treatment by Deputy Minister for Health Dr Mya Oo.
Next, the Prime Minister and party inspected cultivation of wind-break and vegetable plants in households of the village. The Prime Minister cordially greeted the families there and asked business, health and educational condition and attended to the needs. The Prime Minister and party left Kyeinchyaunggyi model village in helicopters and inspected construction of Kyeinchyaunggyi- Kadon-kani road. On arrival at Kadonkani village in Bogale, the Prime Minister and party looked into hillocks and cyclone shelters being constructed by Htoo Companies Group. The Prime Minister then stressed the needs and viewed the progress of Kadonkani village in a motorcade. At the briefing hall, the Prime Minister explained progress in providing light with the use of bio-battery powered by buffalo, cow and pig dung to the departmental personnel, townselders, locals and told the chairman of the village PDC to make arrangements for lighting every household with the use of biobatteries.
Afterwards, the Prime Minister heard reports on construction of life-saving hillocks, and cyclone shelters in Kadonkani village presented by U Te Za, president of Htoo Companies Group.
The Prime Minister gave instructions on growing of grass on the hillocks and shady windbreak. He observed display of the scale model of the cyclone shelter. The Prime Minister and party left Kadonkani Village by helicopter. They inspected the axis of Amar-Htawpaing Road and arrived at Shwepyi Aye Village (Htawpaing). The Prime Minister cordially greeted villagers and asked them about their livelihood and business.
He then fulfilled the requirements. The Prime Minister and party had photos taken together with the local people. He explained progress in providing light with the use of bio-battery powered by buffalo, cow and pig dung to the villagers. He instructed the chairman of Village Peace and Development Council to make necessary arrangements for use of biobattery in every house as it saves money and prevents fire. Next, the Prime Minister, Maj-Gen Ko Ko, the commander, the ministers and the deputy ministers presented a generator and blankets for churches, generators and fluorescent lamps for the villagers, solar lamps for education, health and social organizations, farm implements and seeds for farmers to officials concerned. The Prime Minister and party inspected construction of embankments that prevent inflow of salt water and Setsan- Kyonkadun Road on the way to Kathamyin Village.
The Prime Minister and party cordially greeted the village people and met departmental personnel, townselders and local people at the basic townselders and local people at the basic education post-primary school.
Minister for Forestry Brig-Gen Thein Aung explained the supply of electricity with the use of bio-battery to them. The Prime Minister, the commander, the ministers and the deputy ministers presented a generator and blankets for churches, generators and fluorescent lamps for the villagers, solar lamps for education, health and social organizations, farm implements and seeds for farmers to officials concerned. On behalf of the local people, Daw Kapaw Htoo and U Saw Gaylay spoke words of thanks. Cultivate Union Spirit He said he went to the much-damaged villages as a first priority after the cyclone Nargis. Although he himself could not go to the villages with less damage, he arranged everything necessary for emergencies in response to the reports by local authorities concerned. He and the ministers and departmental heads were there to fulfill the requirements of the villages.
With a view to building up the Union of Myanmar into a peaceful, modern,developed nation, the government has been implementing the special development region project, national race development project and rural development project so as to ensure the development of all regions of the Union. As the country had been under the divideand- rule policy of colonialists for many years in the past, national races fought with each other for 40 or 50 years sticking to racism, regionalism and ideologies even in the postindependence period. As a consequence, those regions lagged behind in development. In reality, they have been living in the Union thorough thick and thin for many years despite slight differences in the forms and geographical conditions of their regions. Therefore, it is important for national people to cultivate Union Spirit no matter where they live. They also need to nurture their children to be equipped themselves with Union Spirit. It is necessary to thwart any destructive act leading to the disintegration of the Union with Union Spirit. Then the Prime Minister stressed the need for public cooperation with the government in the success of the 2010 general election.
Later, the Prime Minister and party had a documentary photo taken together with the local people. They helicoptered to Bogale. At the control office, Minister for Agriculture and Irrigation Maj-Gen Htay Oo reported on construction of embankments preventing against the flow of salt water in Ayeyawady Division. Maj-Gen Ko Ko and the commander gave supplementary reports. In response to the reports, the Prime Minister gave necessary instructions. Later, they went to Pathein by helicopter.
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