Inspection of development works: Kayah State CM inspected development works

By the Kayah State Government, efforts are continuously being implemented to develop Loikaw, the state capital, into a green and clean city in accordance with urban characteristics, along with regional development projects. In the morning on October 23, Chief Minister U Zaw Myo Tin, together with officials, toured and inspected the ongoing city beautification and regional development activities.

The Chief Minister and officials reviewed the construction of the retaining wall and landscaping work by Biluchuang along the Loikaw-Lawpita Road section, the construction of a new (60x30) feet one-story school building within the 500-acre primary education school compound in Aung Thi Ha ward, the planting of shade trees along Myakan Thar Road in Namt Bawwam (B) ward, and landscaping activities near Myakan Thar Lake. They also inspected the completed (60x35) feet one-story materials warehouse constructed within the Loikaw Township Hall compound and provided necessary guidance to the responsible personnel.

Subsequently, the Chief Minister and officials met with the state government office officers and staff, delivering a speech and distributing basic food supplies such as rice, oil, and eggs to ease the burden on the staff. The officers and staff each received these items accordingly, it’s reported.