Vice-President U Nyo Saw, accompanied by Union Minister at the President’s Office U Tin Aung San, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman U Kan Myint Than and Deputy Minister for Construction Dr Thaung Naing, yesterday morning inspected the progress in repairing the staff housing damaged by the earthquake and the completion and construction of four-storey, four-unit staff housing in Nay Pyi Taw.
The Vice-President met
officials responsible for the construction of new staff housing and the
renovation of staff housing damaged by the earthquake at the project briefing
hall in Plot 8-A, Thukha Theikdhi Ward, Nay Pyi Taw.
At the meeting, the
Vice-President gave instructions to make arrangements for the construction of
new buildings and the renovation of existing ones to provide civil servants
with better and more comprehensive housing facilities than before, and to
ensure that the work was completed on schedule, urging them to expedite the
construction of all new staff housing and the renovation of existing staff
housing, ensuring that the work is completed as soon as possible and meets the
prescribed standards and quality requirements.
Nay Pyi Taw Council
Chairman U Kan Myint Than, Vice-Mayor U Win Moe Khine and Nay Pyi Taw Council
Member U Khin Maung Latt reported on the damage caused by the powerful Mandalay
earthquake to government office buildings and staff housing under the Nay Pyi
Taw Council, districts and townships. They also provided updates on the
completion of renovation works, the handover of repaired buildings to the
respective ministries, ongoing and outstanding repair works, and the progress
of constructing new four-storey staff housing, each comprising four apartments,
on designated plots to replace those that had been destroyed.
The Vice-President
fulfilled the needs and inspected the completed construction of four-storey
staff housing, each comprising four apartments, at Plot 8-A, including the
apartment layouts and the installation of water storage tanks and water pumps
for each building. The Vice-President also inspected the completed construction
and apartment layouts of four-storey officers’ housing, each comprising four
apartments, at Plot 3, as well as the renovation of earthquake-damaged
four-storey staff housing blocks, each comprising six apartments, in
Danatheikdhi Ward and the arrangements for staff from the respective
departments to resume residence there. He also gave necessary instructions to
address the remaining requirements.
MNA/TTA
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