Conducting Field Inspection: MGY Region CM conducted field inspection

As part of a 100-day plan, household registration lists, Citizenship Scrutiny Cards (CSC), and Unique ID (UID) cards are being issued to the public in Thayet Township, Thayet District, Magway Region. On the afternoon of May 12, a ceremony to distribute these identity documents to the public was held at the Thayet District Hall.

Magway Region Chief Minister U Tin Ko Ko attended the event and delivered an opening speech. During the ceremony, the Chief Minister and officials personally handed over newly issued household lists, CSCs for those aged 10 and above, and completed UID cards to local residents. Services were provided for those turning 18 to receive adult IDs and for the replacement of damaged or old cards.

The Chief Minister inspected the Biometric data collection process required for UID enrollment and offered encouragement to both the staff and the public.

Following the ceremony, Chief Minister and officials visited the Agriculture Education and Regional Development Training School in Thayet. They observed a technical training session on mushroom cultivation and production and inspected the current mushroom plantations at the facility.

The Chief Minister then proceeded to the Road Department Guest House and the bridge construction briefing hall. Officials presented progress reports on the Ayeyarwady Bridge (Thayet–Aunglan) Construction Project. The Chief Minister coordinated and addressed the necessary requirements for the project's continued success.

Then, the conducted a field inspection of the construction site to monitor the physical progress of the bridge, it’s reported.