INFORMATION SHEET NO.A-0370(I) (r)

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How can you turn out more healthy students when the schools are closed in
your Myanmar? During the ten years of  SLORC and SPDC rule schools,
colleges, and universities are closed for eight years.

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Date: Monday, March 30, 1998 6:56 AM
Subject: INFORMATION SHEET NO.A-0370(I)


>                                            INFORMATION SHEET
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>                              NO.A-0370(I)      30th  March   1998
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>(1) VIII Student Sport Festival Commences in Haka with Mammoth, Colourful
>Spectacle Sporting Spirit and Get-together of Young Brethren Essence of
>Fairplay and Togetherness
> The opening ceremony of the VIII Student Sport Festival was held on a
grand
>scale on 29 March at the Vamthu Mong Sports Stadium in Haka, Chin State, in
>accordance with the objectives--to help implement the aim of the State
>?Myanmar Sports--the World to Conquer?; to turn out more fit and healthy
>students; to contribute sporting movement of the State; to enhance sports
>standard of the State; to turn out selected, outstanding athletes and to
>further strengthen Union spirit and patriotism.
>
>(2) Agreement to Extend Loan of $ 10m Signed
> An agreement to extend a loan of ten million US dollars by the Government
of
>India to the Government of the Union of Myanmar was signed at the Ministry
of
>Finance and Revenue on 29 March.  The loan will be used for production of
>machines and technical services of Ministry of Rail Transportation and
>Ministry of Industry-2.
>
>(3) Computer Exhibition Continues
> Computer exhibition to mark the tenth founding anniversary of Yangon
>Institute of Computer Science and Technology continued at the Diamond
Jubilee
>Hall of Yangon University on 29 March.
>
> OFFICE  CALL IN YANGON ON 29 MARCH
> Deputy Minister for Home Affairs received a three-member delegation of the
>International Committee of Red Cross in Geneva, Switzerland, at the
Ministry
>of Home Affairs on 28 March.  They discussed their planned second tour of
>border areas in Myanmar.
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