Friday, November 17, 2017

Union Minister Dr Aung Thu inspects paddy harvesting




November 16, 2017
The Union Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation Dr Aung Thu, accompanied by Rakhine State Chief Minister U Nyi Pu, Rakhine State minister for agriculture, livestock, forestry and mines U Kyaw Lwin and state government officials inspected the status of harvesting ownerless monsoon paddy in Yathedaung Township and Maungtaw region yesterday.

First, the Union Minister, Chief Minister and officials arrived at Cheinkhalein Village, Yathedaung Township and inspected the status of Agricultural Mechanization Department (AMD) systematically harvesting ownerless monsoon paddy with harvesters and the piled harvested rice.
Next they went to Myinlut village tract south of Maungtaw town and Mawrawadi front line station to inspect the status of harvesting and then went on to Alethankyaw Village south of Maungtaw town to inspect 40 workers drying harvested rice accepted by Department of Agriculture.
In the afternoon, the Union Minister and party inspected the harvesting of rice in Laungdon Village north of Maungtaw town and went on to view ripe monsoon paddy in the field near the road junction of Taungpro-Bandoola road and remarked on systematically harvesting it with the least wastage.
Union Minister Dr. Aung Thu further remarked to officials and staffs on providing more harvesters and workers to expand and increase the rate of harvesting.
The Union Minister also encouraged the staff and workers who are systematically harvesting with harvesters and drying rice in Yathedaung and Maungtaw region while presenting food gifts.
For the timely harvesting of remaining paddy in Maungtaw region, more harvesters, weighing machines, bags and construction of temporary stores to store harvested and dried rice are being required it is learnt.
AMD is harvesting ownerless monsoon paddy in Maungtaw region with 32 harvesters and storing it and to date 1,700 acres has been harvested to according to AMD it is learnt.—News Team
Ref; The Global New Light of Myanmar

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