Inspection Tour: President makes inspections in Dawei Township

President U Min Aung Hlaing on Monday afternoon made an inspection tour to observe the implementation of local development initiatives in Dawei Township of Tanintharyi Region.

First, in the meeting hall of Dawei Airport, briefings were presented to the President regarding the implementation status of directives previously issued, as well as the progress on upgrading Dawei Airport and its runway fiscal year by fiscal year. Upon hearing the briefings, the President provided necessary guidance, emphasizing the need to ensure long-term durability in execution, enable aircraft to land safely, prevent waterlogged areas along the runway, and address other necessary requirements.

Afterward, the President inspected the runway upgrading work on-site and gave instructions based on the reports of officials in charge. Following that, the President visited the Shwe Wei Thiri Pinya Beikman Library in Nyaung Yan (South) Ward where he inspected the reading room, the E-Library, non-fiction bookshelves, and the systematic arrangement of fiction and non-fiction books.

The President then inspected the planned construction site of a new grandstand at the Shwe Wei Thiri Sports Ground, walked around the sports facility, and gave necessary instructions. Next, the President conducted an inspection tour of Dawei Township and along Strand Road by automobile.

Following this, the President visited the Tanintharyi Region Cultural Museum located on Strand Road in Sanchi Ward and gave directives as needed. Afterward, the President arrived at the site designated for the construction of an Indoor Stadium and instructed officials to systematically calculate and build for long-term sustainability, as well as to complete the construction within the set timeframe.

The President then paid homage to the Lawka Marazein Buddha Image and the Shwe Taung Sar Pagoda, offering donations that were accepted by the members of the Pagoda Board of Trustees, who presented him with a certificate of honor and a religious souvenir in return.

After that, the President inspected the site where the Jina Saraphu Reclining Stone Buddha Image will be built and gave necessary instructions. Finally, the President offered flowers, water, and lights to the Buddha image in the ancient and historic Ordination Hall within the pagoda precinct, inspected the preservation work maintaining its original style, and provided necessary guidance.