Kangyidaunt inspects VDP concrete wheel-track road project

 

THE Department of Rural Development, under the Ministry of Cooperatives and Rural Development, conducted a field inspection yesterday to review the progress of a concrete wheel-track road construction project implemented under the Village Development Project (VDP) in Pepingyi Village, Kangyidaunt Township, Ayeyawady Region, during the 2026- 2027 financial year.

Myanmar Repatriates from Malaysia Voice Their Experiences

 

I worked there. It has been a long time. I have been there since 1999. Because of various issues and troubles, I ended up getting arrested and returned home. Many of our fellow compatriots are still left behind in prisons and detention centres over there. Please do your best to help bring them home. It has been so long since they were separated from their motherland, and so many people are suffering emotionally. Because we neither know English nor Chinese, we faced all kinds of hardships. Only when you go to someone else’s country, and you can speak their language and take the time to learn their culture, will the people of Malaysia truly warm up to you. Just as we would expect people coming to our country to learn our language, when you are in another country, please learn to adapt and live in harmony with their culture. That is what I would like to urge everyone to do. We were arrested, kept in camps and handed over to the Myanmar Embassy. The Myanmar Embassy then arranged for us to be brought back to Myanmar. Even if we reported something here, we could still be arrested. Whether it was true or not, in this country, there are permits that are valid for one year and permits that are valid for three years. We are allowed to stay only after renewing those permits. Since we had not paid taxes in their country, we were arrested under Malaysia’s immigration laws. We are happy to be able to return like this. We want to see our families, as well as our children, spouses, brothers and sisters, and grandparents whom we have been separated from. We know the Head of State helped us in this way, and that this effort involved not just one person but thousands, spending millions of kyats. We can feel and understand how much effort has been made to help us and what has been done for us. We are grateful to everyone. We would like to thank the State leaders, the immigration authorities, the Navy, the engineering units, and everyone else involved.

Pyithu Hluttaw Discusses Power, Infrastructure Upgrades and Approves Election Bills

 

THE ninth-day meeting of the third regular session of the Third Pyithu Hluttaw was convened at the Hluttaw Building in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday, attended by Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker U Khin Yi, Deputy Speaker U Maung Maung Ohn, and MPs. During the session, officials addressed 11 questions concerning electricity supply, smart metering, road and bridge developments, and approved two key election amendment bills.

MoFA Union Minister receives Charge d’Affaires of Embassy of Japan to Myanmar

 

UNION Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Tin Maung Swe received Mr Yoshitake Shogo, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Japan in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday.

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