Sharing Hygienic Knowledge to be prioritized in Maungtaw

November 28, 2017

Dr May Win Myint, Chairperson of the Central Women Committee, of the National League for Democracy and the Parliamentarian said that sharing hygienic knowledge will be prioritized for the local populace in Maungtaw region, in Rakhine State.

At the ground breaking ceremony of the rural dispensary for Mro local people to be implemented in Kaigyi (Mro) New village, Dr May Win Myint disclosed the statement.

The dispensary in accord with the designated standard will be included in the new-village implementation project— Kaigyi (Mro) village.

At the ground breaking ceremony held in the afternoon Dr Daw May Win Myint and party, Maungtaw district Deputy administrator U Ye Htoo and responsible officials drove stakes into the ground.

Dr May Win Myint said, “At the monthly meeting, U Phyo Min Thein, Yangon Region Chief Minister invited the Yangon Region government to take part in the rehabilitation of Maungtaw region. We also want to help in a corner necessary. So we came here. Being a medical doctor, I came to donate K 17 million for the sector of health. On emerging as a rural dispensary, we will take part in helping a dispensary to become abundant with drugs and other equipment.

Especially, supply of drugs and sharing medical knowledge will be prioritized. The present dispensary will be beneficial not only for Mro village and but also for nearby villages.”

Present at the ceremony were U Ye Htut, Maungtaw district Deputy Commissioner and responsible officials, members of NLD Central Women Committee and parliamentarian Dr Shwe Hmone and Daw Aye Aye Mu (a) Daw Shar Mi.

News Team

Ref; The Global New Light of Myanmar