MEMBER of the State Admin­istration Council Mahn Nyein Maung, Ayeyawady Region Chief Minister U Tin Maung Win and regional ministers attended the ceremony to erect the poster of Ayeyawady Region school enrol­ment day for the 2025-26 academ­ic year in front of the Regional Education Office in Pathein yes­terday morning.

 

The SAC member unveiled the poster while the regional chief minister cut the ribbon to open the school enrolment day.

 

The SAC member and the regional chief minister pre­sented cash awards to the band and pom-pom dance troupes of the No 6 Basic Education High School, Pathein. The SAC mem­ber urged educational officials to cooperate with teachers, parents and school boards of trustees for a rising pass rate of the matric­ulation examination.

 

At the applied research and buffalo breeding farm in Sanchaung Village of Labutta Township, the SAC member in­structed officials to distribute cattle and educate local farmers to produce feedstuffs for cattle. He viewed a video clip on the production process of soft-shell crabs in Texchem Marine Labut­ta Ltd in Labutta Township. An official accepted cash for victims of the Mandalay earthquake do­nated by businesspersons from cold storage facilities and fish­eries from Labutta Township.

 

While in Labutta, the SAC member observed the produc­tion of soft-shell crabs at Super Gold Crab Farm. He inspected the progress of building embank­ments against seawater and four valves at the Myitkyogyi sluice gate undertaken by the Irriga­tion and Water Utilization Man­agement Department between the Yway and Pyamalok rivers in Labutta Township.

 

In a meeting with local farm­ers, the SAC member gave a speech while the Regional Chief Minister explained development undertakings, education and health measures in the region and presented kenaf seeds and drum seeders to local farmers.

 

The SAC member attended the ceremony to hand over the permit of the land plot for the construction of the Kayin Liter­ature and Culture Association to the association chair. — MNA/ TTA