Infromation Sheet No.B-1127(I) (r)

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We had never tried to kill a rat nor burned the barn.
But what we tried was to restore democracy and a
civilian government in Burma.  However, the BSPP,
SLORC-SPDC rampaged the peaceful student protesters.
Later the regime forced to exile. As a result, more
than ten thousands students from Burma came out to the
Thai-Burma border. 

Actually, we as all other human beings wanted to
pursuit our education peacefully, and lived with your
parents warmly. But we could not. WHY?

Because of the regime repression and one sided
conclusion over the student- protesters. HOW?

Presuming all the higher leaning students is Burma as
the biggest enemies by the SLORC-SPDC was one of the
most major mistakes the regime ever made, only
focussing on maintaining their political power. In
addition, the regime set the war over the students. As
a result, we had to leave the country and our beloved
parents after the 1988 and 1996 students let democracy
movements. 

For hope for the country and the people of Burma
future, we will have to  go to the third countries to
equip skills, education, knowledge, theologies. When
we finish our higher learning, we will again work for
the people as much as we can.

So moving to third counters in order to build our
skills at this time is right thing to do.

See you my respectful students in Thailand. 
 
  

  





--- OKKAR66129@xxxxxxx wrote:
>                   MYANMAR INFORMATION COMMITTEE
>                                       YANGON
>              
>                                Information Sheet
>                      No.B-1127(I)    31st October
> 1999
> 
> (1) Ceremony to Hand Over New Four-Storey building
> for BEMS in Dagon Myothit 
> Seikkan Township Held
> 
>     A ceremony to hand over new four-storey building
> for Basic Education 
> Middle School donated by Yuzana Construction Group
> to the Ministry of 
> Education was held at the school on Gangaw Street in
> the compound of Yuzana 
> Garden City Housing Project. The four-storey middle
> school built by Yuzana 
> Construction Group includes 24 classrooms, an office
> room of the 
> headmistress, a recreation room of the teachers, an
> assembly hall, a computer 
> room, an arts room, a
> domestic science room, a library and toilets, and
> there are also computer, TV 
> sets and video cassette players. Implementation of
> Yuzana Garden City Project 
> which occupies about 800 acres of land, continues,
> and single housing units, 
> modern apartments, buildings of international
> standard, religious buildings, 
> sports grounds, bus terminals, markets, super
> markets and parks will be built 
> there.
> 
>     Before 1988, Yangon City was crowded with
> squatters and homeless people 
> and densely populated; moreover, Yangon City with
> quarters which were not in 
> hygienic conditions, did not possess urban
> characteristics. So, step-by-step 
> measures have been taken to see to it that Yangon
> City, the capital of 
> Myanmar, is pleasant and beautiful and has urban
> characteristics like cities 
> of other countries. As the first step, Hlaingthaya,
> Shwepyitha and Dagon 
> Myothit have been established , and people from
> densely-populated wards and 
> squatter quarters in the city have been moved there.
> During the period of the 
> first phase, the Government could not provide much,
> and but it has made 
> arrangements for allotting plots, building roads and
> supplying of water and electricity with the aim of
> enabling squatters to have 
> houses of their own and to live in hygienic
> conditions. With a view to 
> enabling government employees to have plots and
> houses of their own, plots 
> have been allotted in Dagon Myothit and loans
> extended to them. New towns 
> thus established have now possessed urban
> characteristics, and furthermore, 
> it is found that Hlaingthaya Myothit, established as
> an industrial town, is 
> thriving with industries. For the second phase, to
> ensure that the city is 
> pleasant and beautiful, in the places where the
> layout of squatters was not 
> systematic and in the densely-populated areas,
> hut-to-apartment schemes have 
> been implemented in cooperation with construction
> entrepreneurs, thereby 
> establishing modern housing estates; the schemes are
> now picking up. For the 
> third phase, with the aim of enabling the people
> from the city to enjoy fresh 
> air and recreation, arrangements for the garden city
> to enjoy fresh air and 
> recreation, arrangements for the garden city project
> covering Yuzana City 
> Project and Mingalardon City Project equipped with
> modern houses, markets, 
> hospitals, schools, sports grounds and recreation
> centres, have been made in 
> connection with new towns. Yuzana Garden City
> Project in Seikkan Township of 
> Dagon Myothit is a mammoth housing project; due to
> repercussions of financial 
> crises in Southeast Asian nations, the improvement
> of housing projects in 
> Myanmar have been delayed to some extent, but there
> was no serious difficulty 
> and problems. So, instructions have been given to
> implement housing projects 
> slowly but steadily, and as a result, Yuzana Garden
> City Project is taking 
> shape gradually. With respect to arrangements made
> to enable Yuzana Garden 
> City to have urban characteristics, it is found that
> a modern four-storey 
> middle school can be opened today. Moreover, bus
> lines between Yuzana Garden 
> City and downtown Yangon, have been opened today;
> with the improvement of 
> education and transport sectors, Yuzana Garden City
> will soon thrive. Yuzana 
> Family built a garden city where people of middle
> class and government 
> employees can live and donated a middleschool as
> well as a multimedia 
> teaching centre, teaching aids, furniture and
> stationery; moreover, it has 
> also provided assistance for the welfare of teachers
> and students. In Yuzana 
> Garden City Project,
> 16-mile-long concrete road and 5-mile-long tarred
> road were built. Air-con 
> Buses will ply between Yuzana Garden City Housing
> Project and Hsinma-like 
> Highway Terminal in Kamayut Township.
>  
> (2) Workshop on Regional Collaboration in
> Conservation of Hkakaborazi 
> Mountain Ecosystem Held
> 
>     Workshop on Regional Collaboration in
> Conservation of Hkakaborazi 
> Mountain (the highest peak in Myanmar)Ecosystem
> jointly sponsored by the 
> Forest Department and International Center for
> Integrated Mountain 
> Development (ICIMOD) was held in Putao, Kachin
> State, from 26 to 29 October. 
> Hkakaborazi Mountain ecosystem is endowed with
> unique and rich biological 
> diversity and covers the head-waters of the most
> important Ayeyawady River. 
> In this workshop papers related to conservation of
> biodiversity in Eastern 
> Himalayan Region, distribution of flora and fauna of
> Hkakaborazi, 
> socio-economic situation of local community,
> conservation and management of 
> Hkakaborazi National Park were presented and
> discussed. The recommendations 
> on conservation and management strategies for
> Hkakaborazi National Park were 
> adopted. During the workshop the participants
> visited the environs of 
> Putao-Mular Shidi Village and Machanbaw Township.
>  
> (3) Secretary-1 Receives National Race Group of Shan
> State (North)
> 
>     Chairman of Work Committee for Development of
> Border Areas and National 
> Races Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development
> Council Lt-Gen Khin 
> Nyunt met the national race group led by U Kan Ywet
> of Shan State (North) at 
> the Tatmadaw Guest House on Inya Road at 3.45 pm on 
> 30 October. They 
> discussed regional development tasks and
> preservation of traditions and 
> culture.
> 
> (4)     Secretary-2 Meets Delegation of Border Areas
> Development Corporation 
> of ROK
> 
>         Secretary-2 of the State Peace and
> Development Council Lt-Gen Tin Oo 
> met a five-member delegation led by Executive
> Director Dr. Ro Kun-Kil, Border 
> Areas Development Corporation, Ministry of
> Agriculture, the Republic of 
> Korea, and officials of Myanmar-based Korean company
> Myanmar First 
> International, Korea-Myanmar Cooperation
> Organization, at the Ministry for 
> Progress of Border Areas and National Race and
> Development Affairs on 30 
> October. They discussed modern farming sector,
> mechanized farming sector and 
> regional development sector. Officials present held
> discussions about 
> technical assistance in agriculture for development
> of border areas, 
> assistance for the transport sector in border areas
> and that for rural 
> development.
> 
> (5) Myanmar Mayflower Bank Ltd Opens Another Branch
> in Mandalay
>  
>     A ceremony to mark the opening of Mandalay
> Branch No 3 of Myanmar 
> Mayflower Bank Ltd was held at the Sedona Hotel in
> Mandalay 
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