Inspection of Collective Cleaning : Kayah State CM inspects collective cleaning activities

The Kayah State Government is placing emphasis on transforming Loikaw into a green and clean city in line with the standards of a modern capital.

In this regard, State Chief Minister U Ant Maw and officials visited Kayah Day Ground, the venue for Kayah State Day celebrations, on Saturday morning and inspected the collective clearing activities by members of the Myanmar Police Force, Fire Services Department personnel and departmental staff.

They also inspected the collective cleaning activities being carried out by departmental personnel and local residents within the compound of No. 6 Basic Education High School in Daw U-Khu  Ward, as well as the construction of a two-storey (RC) school building measuring 140 feet by 30 feet.

The Chief Minister gave necessary instructions to responsible officials. Next, the Chief Minister attended the concluding ceremony of the continuous day-and-night recitation of the Maha Patthana, held at the Thathana Beikman in Loikaw.

The Chief Minister donated offertories to the members of Sangha, followed by pouring water to share the merit gained from the donations. Afterwards, the Chief Minister attended the ceremony to mark the 38th Anniversary of the General Administration Department, held at the State Hall in Loikaw, and delivered the opening address.

He then presented cash awards to the General Administration Department offices at the state, district and township levels, as well as certificates of honour and cash awards to the children of departmental staff who achieved outstanding results in the 2026 Matriculate Examination.

It was also reported that morning meals were offered to the members of Sangha in Meeting Room No. 2 of the State Government Office in commemoration of the 38th Anniversary of the General Administration Department.