Work Undertakings: Development works in Manaung Township inspected

On 19 October, Rakhine State Chief Minister U Naing Oo, together with relevant officials, made  field visits within Manaung Township to monitor the development of education and health sector, food security and sufficient water access.

First, the Chief Minister visited Basic Education Schools,  cordially met with teachers, students and parents and instructed on new school buildings construction, solar power electricity and water access and coordinated requirements. They then proceeded to village clinic in Doe Tan Village, met with the healthcare personnel and coordinated necessities.

Next, the Chief Minister and party oversaw the thriving Paw San rice plantation and model monsoon paddy plantation in Kyun Ywar and Taw Htu villages,  and met with the farmers. The Chief Minister provided sunn hemp seeds and encouraged to expand winter sunflower and peanut plantations to secure rice and oil sufficiency.

The Chief Minister then inspected the preparations undertaken to pave the road which connects Lat Mae Pyin village and Doe Tan village. In the afternoon, the Chief Minister and officials met with the entrepreneurs from Manaung Township at Nga Inn Hotel, and called for coopertion of all for timely completion of the development projects.

They then inspected the arrangements carried out to upgrade Thein Kone Street, and to elevate sports grounds and sports hall of Myoma Sports Complex. They also oversaw the bamboo plantation at Forest Department and designated site to produce tourmaline near Nga Inn Village. At Nyaung Kone Village, the Chief Minister met with the residents and inspected the cleanliness of lakes within the village, allocated site to constuct village clinic and oversaw the water and power supply using solar system at the Basic Eduction Middle School.

In the evening, the Chief MInister met with the teachers, students and residents in respective villages, coordinated with the responsible officials to ensure peaceful learning and teaching environment and sufficient drinking water, electricity supply. On October 20, the Chief Minister paid respect to the presiding Sayadaw of MimmaKywe Village Monastery and donated offertories to construct village pagoda. He then met with the residents of EainYarTaung Village, and made discussions on drinking water and electricity access and development measures. Afterward, the Chief Minister visited Manaung Airport, inspected airport’s runway condition and assess the feasibility of runway extension.