Established 1914 Volume XIX, Number 42 1 st Waxing of Nayon 1373 ME Thursday, 2 June, 2011 * Stability of the State, community peace and tran- quillity, prevalence of law and order * Strengthening of national solidarity * Building and strengthening of discipline-flourish- ing democracy system * Building of a new modern developed nation in accord with the Constitution Four political objectives * Building of modern industrialized nation through the agricultural devel- opment, and all-round development of other sectors of the economy * Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic system * Development of the economy inviting participation in terms of technical know-how and investment from sources inside the country and abroad * The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept in the hands of the State and the national peoples Four economic objectives * Uplift of the morale and morality of the entire nation * Uplift of national prestige and integrity and preservation and safeguarding of cultural heritage and national char- acter * Flourishing of Union Spirit, the true patriotism * Uplift of health, fitness and education standards of the entire nation Four social objectives Vice-President Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo receives US Senator John McCain NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Vice- President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo received the United States delegation led by Senator Mr John McCain at the hall of the President Office, here, at 2.30 pm today. Also present at the call together with Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo were Union Minister for Foreign Affairs U Wunna Maung Lwin, Deputy Minister for Defence Captain Aung Thaw, Deputy Minister for Home Affairs Brig-Gen Kyaw Zan Myint, Adviser at the President Office U Ko Ko Hlaing, Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo receives US Senator Mr John McCain at the hall of President Office in Nay Pyi Taw.—MNA Vice- President Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo poses for documentary photo together with US Senator Mr John McCain. MNA Director-General U Min Zaw of the President Office, Director- General U Kyaw Kyaw of the Protocol Department under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and officials. Senator Mr John McCain and party were accompanied by Charge d’Affaires ai of the US Embassy Mr Larry M Dinger and Military Attaché Colonel Brey R Sloan. During the meeting, Vice- President Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo and Senator Mr John McCain exchanged views on promotion of bilateral ties and cooperation between the two countries. MNA Untitled-1 10/1/18, 12:22 AM 1
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Established 1914
Volume XIX, Number 42 1st Waxing of Nayon 1373 ME Thursday, 2 June, 2011
* Stability of the State, community peace and tran-quillity, prevalence of law and order
* Strengthening of national solidarity* Building and strengthening of discipline-flourish-
ing democracy system* Building of a new modern developed nation in
accord with the Constitution
Four political objectives* Building of modern industrialized nation through the agricultural devel-
opment, and all-round development of other sectors of the economy* Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic system* Development of the economy inviting participation in terms of technical
know-how and investment from sources inside the country and abroad* The initiative to shape the national economy must be kept in the hands of
the State and the national peoples
Four economic objectives* Uplift of the morale and morality of the entire nation* Uplift of national prestige and integrity and preservation
and safeguarding of cultural heritage and national char-acter
* Flourishing of Union Spirit, the true patriotism* Uplift of health, fitness and education standards of the
entire nation
Four social objectives
Vice-President Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Ooreceives US Senator John McCain
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Vice-
President of the Republic of the
Union of Myanmar Thiha Thura
U Tin Aung Myint Oo received
the United States delegation led
by Senator Mr John McCain at the
hall of the President Office, here,
at 2.30 pm today.
Also present at the call
together with Vice-President of
the Republic of the Union of
Myanmar Thiha Thura U Tin
Aung Myint Oo were Union
Minister for Foreign Affairs U
Wunna Maung Lwin, Deputy
Minister for Defence Captain
Aung Thaw, Deputy Minister for
Home Affairs Brig-Gen Kyaw
Zan Myint, Adviser at the
President Office U Ko Ko Hlaing,
Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Thiha Thura U Tin Aung Myint Oo receives US Senator Mr John McCain at the hall of
President Office in Nay Pyi Taw.—MNA
Vice-
President
Thiha Thura
U Tin Aung
Myint Oo
poses for
documentary
photo
together with
US Senator
Mr John
McCain.
MNA
Director-General U Min Zaw of
the President Office, Director-
General U Kyaw Kyaw of the
Protocol Department under the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
officials.
Senator Mr John McCain
and party were accompanied by
Charge d’Affaires ai of the US
Embassy Mr Larry M Dinger and
Military Attaché Colonel Brey R
Sloan.
During the meeting, Vice-
President Thiha Thura U Tin
Aung Myint Oo and Senator Mr
John McCain exchanged views
on promotion of bilateral ties and
cooperation between the two
countries.
MNA
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PERSPECTIVES* Oppose those relying on external elements, acting as stooges, holding negative views* Oppose those trying to jeopardize stability of the State and progress of the nation* Oppose foreign nations interfering in internal affairs of the State* Crush all internal and external destructive elements as the common enemy
People’s DesireThursday, 2 June, 2011
Keep 4 cleans aliveBasic education schools come alive with
students and teachers in 2011-2012 academicyear.
All school-going age children are enrolledat basic education schools in various townshipswhere school enrolment ceremonies are held.The government distributes free exercisebooks to students.
The Ministry of Education, socialorganizations and wellwishers join hands toprovide assistance for students and donateexercise books, stationery, computers andcash to them.
Students can be seen at the classroomshealthily and happily beginning the schoolopening day. Priority is to be given to sanitationand hygienic tasks at schools and environs.
It is necessary to always supervisemaintenance of school buildings and furniture,create better shelters, use clean and purifiedwater and sell fresh and hygienic foods at thecanteens.
Especially, dengue hemorrhagic fever isa common disease in the rainy season.Emphasis is to be placed on spraying,treatment of curtains in pesticide solution andlarvae combating at classrooms and environsto prevent against DHF.
Students are to be broadened to haveknowledge on clean foods, clean water, cleanhands for personal hygiene and clean environs(clean latrine).
At present, the Ministry of Education,respective organizations and people aremaking collaborative efforts in carrying outsanitation at urban and rural areas. Only whenthe school administrative bodies, Parent-Teacher Associations and wellwishersharmoniously carry out sanitation at schoolsand environs, will clean and hygienic environsat the schools emerge forever.
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Union Minister forForeign Affairs of the Republic of the Union ofMyanmar U Wunna Maung Lwin received the UnitedStates delegation led by Senator John McCain at theMinistry of Foreign Affairs, here, at about 11 amtoday.
They discussed promotion of bilateral relationsand mutual interests.
Union FM receives US Senator
Also present at the call were Deputy MinisterDr Myo Myint and directors-general of the ministry.
The US Senator was accompanied by Charged’Affaires ai Mr Larry M Dinger of the US Embassy.
In the afternoon, Deputy Minister Dr MyoMyint hosted a launcheon to the US Senator andparty at Thingaha Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw HotelZone.—MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1June—Union Minister forTransport U Nyan TunAung received Vice-Chairman & President MrTain Guoli of CITIC Groupand party at the ministryhere today.
They discussedmatters concerningdevelopment of Kyaukpyudeep-sea port, andeconomic boom betweenthe two countries.—MNA
Vice-Chairman &President Mr Tain
Guoli of CITIC Groupand party of China
call on Union Ministerfor Transport U Nyan
Tun Aung.—MNA
Union Minister for Foreign Affairs U Wunna Maung Lwin receives US Senator JohnMcCain and party.—MNA
Union Transport Minister holdsdiscussion with Chinese guests
NAY PYI TAW, 1June—Lesu national DawAlin Mee, 50, of ShwesetVillage in MyitkyinaTownship, Kachin State,picked up injuries in theright calf and left handwhen she stepped on thebomb planted by theKachin IndependenceArmy (KIA) at about8 am on 27 May.
In another case, Lesunational Maung Li Wu,26, of Kazu Village in
KIA bombs woundcivilians
Basic Education Schools across thecountry opens today
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—BasicEducation Schools across the countryopened today for 2011-2012 AcademicYear. Deputy Minister for Education UAye Kyu inspected basic educationschools, here, this morning.
He visited BEHSs in Nay Pyi
Taw Zabuthiri Township, Nay Pyi TawDekkhinathiri Township, Nay Pyi TawLewe Township, Nay Pyi Taw PyinmanaTownship, Nay Pyi Taw ZeyathiriTownship and Nay Pyi Taw PobbathiriTownship.
MNA
Waingmaw Townshipsustained injuries in thelegs and right hand as hestepped on the bombplanted by KIA near theDabat Creek, northeastof Inkhayan Village. Atthat time, he was on hisway to his father’sfarmland.
Moreover, a bombblast occurred at a site,about seven mi lesnorthwest of MankyinVillage, leaving Kachin
national Daw Kawt Bu,31, of RadakaungVillage in MyitkyinaTownship. She steppedon the bomb whi lecarrying coal . I t i sresponsible for KIA.
The injured are nowin Myitkyina Hospital andWaingmaw Hospital.
MNA
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US and allies kill, injureIraqi people
BAGHDAD, 1 June— There has been daily casualties in Iraq since the USand its allies have invaded the country.
Casualties of Iraqi peopleThe total number of casualties as from the day they invaded the
country to 1 June reached 705972 and the total number of seriouslyinjured people reached 1278838, according to the news on the Internet.
No. Subject Number
1. Death toll of Iraqi people 705972
2. The total number of seriously injured people 1278838
Internet
Casualties of Afghan people in invasion ofNATO troops led by US
KABUL, 1 June—The NATO troops led by the US have invadedAfghanistan and they are there for a long time.
A number of Afghan people are killed and injured due to invasion ofthe NATO troops led by the US.
Casualties of Afghan peopleAccording to the Internet news, a total of 33929 Afghan people were
killed and 41443 injured seriously as from the day when the NATO troopsled by the US invaded Afghanistan to 1 June.
No. Subject Number1. Number of Afghan people killed 339292. Seriously injured Afghan people 41443
Internet
Afghan police stand guard the site of anexplosion in Pul-e-Khumri City in northern
Baghlan Province of Afghanistan on 31 May,2011. Explosion shocked Pul-e-Khumri City
here on Tuesday.—XINHUA
In this photo, a family of Afghan poppy farmers
score bulbs in a field in the Argo District of
Afghanistan’s Badakhshan Province.
INTERNET
A girl, who waswounded in a bombblast at a restaurant,
receives treatment at ahospital in Miranshah,
near the Afghanborder on
30 May, 2011.A blast at a restaurant
in Pakistan’s tribalNorth Waziristanregion near theAfghan border
wounded ten people onMonday, officials said.
INTERNET
Iraqi police inspect the site of one of three bombattacks in the northern oil-rich City of Kirkuk
which killed at least 29 people and wounded 90,in the worst violence to hit Iraq in
nearly two months.—INTERNET
BAGHDAD, 1 June—Nine people werewounded in a car bomband a roadside bombattacks in Baghdad onWednesday morning, anInterior Ministry sourcetold Xinhua.
A booby-trapped carparked near al-Sa’ahRestaurant in Baghdad’ swestern neighbourhoodof Mansour, went off atabout 8:30 (0530 GMT)near the convoy of Abdul-Kareem Abdullah,Deputy Minister of IraqMinistry of HumanRights, wounding twopassers-by, the sourcesaid on condition ofanonymity. Abdullahescaped unharmed thepowerful blast whichcaused severe damagesto nearby buildings and
Nine people wounded inBaghdad bomb attacks
KABUL, 1 June—An explosion rocked thisAfghan Capital Tuesday evening, killing one personand injuring another, police told Xinhua.
The blast took place at 8.30 pm in ChelsitonDistrict, police said.
An eyewitness said a man threw a hand grenadeat a vehicle. The grenade exploded leaving oneperson dead and six injured. All of them werecivilians, the eyewitness added.
Internet
One killed in Kabul blast
ISLAMABAD, 1 June—At least eight people including seven policemen andone woman passerby were killed in a checkpoint attack launched Wednesdaymorning by militants in the Upper Dir District of northwest Pakistan, reportedlocal Urdu TV channel Express.
Eight people killed by militants in Dir of NW Pakistan
According to the local media reports, the attacktook place when a group of militants fromAfghanistan tried to enter Pakistan through theUpper Dir District which borders Afghanistan.
The firing between the militants and thesecurities forces is still going on, said the localmedia reports, adding that more than a dozen ofmilitants are involved in the attack.—Xinhua
shops, the source said.In a separate incident,
seven people werewounded when aroadside bomb went offin al-Nidhal Street inBaghdad’s central districtof Karrada, the sourcesaid. The attacks are partof wave of attacks againstIraq’s governmentofficials and securityforces during the past fewmonths.
Such bloody waveacross the countryunderscores thechallenges that the Iraqisecurity forces are facingas they struggle to restorestability and normalcy inIraqi cities about sevenmonths before thedeparture of all Americanforces by the end of 2011.
Xinhua
Five killed in helicoptercrash in C Pakistan
ISLAMABAD, 1 June—Five people were killed asa security force helicopter crashed into IndusRiver in central Pakistan Wednesday morning,reported local Urdu TV channel Express.
According to the report, the people killed inthe chopper crash included a top official of thePunjab Rangers Director General MuhammadNawaz, his son, two pilots and one ranger.
Earlier reports said that three people on boardwere feared dead while two pilots survived byswimming to the shore of the river.
The accident took place at about 10:30 amlocal time shortly after it took off from DeraghaziKhan, a city nearby the Indus River in centralPakistan.—MNA/Xinhua
Two injured as blast hitsmosque in SW Pakistan
ISLAMABAD, 1 June—At least two people wereinjured in a blast that occurred Wednesday afternooninside a mosque in Chaman, a city in southwestPakistan, that borders Afghanistan, reported localTV channel Express. According to the report, theblast took place at about 15:30 pm local time whensome unknown miscreants threw a handgrenadeinside a mosque on the Mall road in the city.
The mosque hit by the blast belongs to theCriminal Investigation Department (CID) of the city,said the report. As few people go to pray at mosqueat this time, the casualties of the blast could be small,said local residents. Located on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border area, Chaman is one of the twosupply routes for the US-led NATO forces inAfghanistan.—MNA/Xinhua
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Bangalore-based ITC infotech to set upunit in AP
HYDERABAD, 1June—Andhra PradeshMinister for InformationTechnology PonnalaLaxmiah today said theBangalore-based ITCInfotech is expected toset up its unit in the stateshortly.
Briefing to thereporters here, theMinister said that in viewto spreading theactivities of ITcompanies, the StateGovernment had beenattempting to enlist the
An overall view of theComputex Taipei, Asia’s
biggest information technologyand communications trade fair,on 31 May. At Computex, some
manufacturers are showinghow they plan to face the
challenge from Apple’s iconicproduct, iPad.
INTERNET
File photo of people atan internet cafe in
Beijing. Making onlinefriends could play into
the hands of the“enemy”, according to
China’s People’sLiberation Army,which has said its
roughly 2.3 millionsoldiers will be banned
from using socialmedia.—INTERNET
Nanoengineers invent biomaterial thatclosely mimics human tissue
WASHINGTON, 1 June — Nano-engineers have invented a newbiomaterial designed for repairingdamaged human tissue, and it closelymimics the properties of native humantissue. The invention from nano-engineers at the University ofCalifornia, San Diego, marks asignificant breakthrough in tissueengineering, as the biomaterial doesnot wrinkle up when it is stretched.
Shaochen Chen, professor in theDepartment of NanoEngineering atthe UC San Diego Jacobs School ofEngineering, hopes future tissuepatches, which are used to repairdamaged heart walls, blood vesselsand skin, for example, will be morecompatible with native human tissuethan the patches available today.
The new biomaterial was created
using a new biofabrication platformthat Chen is developing under a four-year, 1.5 million dollar grant from theNational Institutes of Health.
This biofabrication technique useslight, precisely controlled mirrors anda computer projection system shinedon a solution of new cells and polymersto build three-dimensional scaffoldswith well-defined patterns of any shapefor tissue engineering.
“We are also exploring otheropportunities. It’s a new material. Ithink it’s just a matter of time beforemore people will pick up and findapplications for it in defence, energyand communications, for instance,”Chen said. His findings were publishedin a recent issue of the journalAdvanced Functional Materials.
Internet
Flying wind turbines can provide 100 times morepower than globally used
LONDON, 1 June — Scientists have estimatedthat wind turbines that fly, swoop and float have theability to provide 100 times more the amountneeded to power the whole world annually. Flying,swooping and floating turbines are being developedto turn high-altitude winds into electricity. CristinaArcher, an atmospheric scientist at the CaliforniaState University in Chico, said there’s “not a doubtanymore” that high-altitude winds will be tappedfor power.
Fort Felker at the National Renewable EnergyLaboratory said the industry is 10 years away frommaking a meaningful contribution to the nation’selectricity demands. High-altitude wind power issimilar to ground wind in the 1970s - facingquestions but soon to prove its viability, said PJShepard of Oroville, Calif-based Sky WindPower,
The space shuttleEndeavour lands afterher final flight at the
Kennedy Space Centrein Cape Canaveral,
Fla, on 1 June, 2011.Endeavour and her
crew of six astronauts,wrapped up a 16 day
mission to theinternational spacestation.—INTERNET
Endeavour lands safely afterfinal space mission
WASHINGTON, 1 June—Space shuttle Endeavourlanded safely at NASA’’s Kennedy Space Centrein Florida early Wednesday, ending its final missionto space. Endeavour and its six-astronaut crewtouched the space center as scheduled at 2.35amEDT, wrapping up a 16-day journey to theInternational Space Station.
STS-134 was the last mission for the youngestof NASA’’s space shuttle fleet. Since 1992,Endeavour flew 25 missions, spent 299 days inspace, orbited Earth 4,671 times and traveled122,883,151 miles. “We are very proud ofEndeavour’’s legacy, and this penultimate flight ofthe space shuttle programme once againdemonstrated the amazing skill and dedication ofour astronauts and the entire workforce,” saidNASA administrator Charles Bolden.—Internet
support of multinationaland big companies.
The ITC is likely toprovide 4,000 jobs in aspan of two to three yearsonce it begins itsoperations in the state.
The represenativesfrom the company hadtoured tier II cities ofTirupati, Kakinada, Wa-rangal, Visakhapatnamand Vijayawada to studyand finalise one of theaforesaid cities for theiroperations, the Ministersaid.
In a week, thecompany will select acity of their choice tostart their operations, hesaid.
The State Gover-nment was ready toextend all facilities to thecompany, including in-frastructure and landamong others to suit theirrequirements.
Senior Vice-Pre-sident of ITC InfotechAnand Talwar was hereto survey the cities, headded.—Internet
which is developing a “flying electric generator”.The lure of high-altitude wind is simple: Wind
speed generally increases with its height above theground as surface friction diminishes. Each time windspeed doubles, the amount of energy it theoreticallyholds multiplies by eight times. The world’s mostpowerful winds circulate in the jet streams, which arefound four to 10 miles off the ground and carry windsthat regularly break 100 miles per hour. The dream isto eventually tap the jet streams, but high-altitudewind companies are focusing for now below a 2,000-foot ceiling, above which complex federal air-spacerestrictions kick in. Adam Rein, co-founder of theBoston company Altaeros Energies, said his companycalculates winds at the 2,000 foot level are up to 20times stronger than winds that can be reached by atypical 350-foot land turbine.
“They are projecting crazy numbers. I’m notsaying that it’s true. But it’s really the lowest, thecheapest energy source, possibly,” the Daily Mailquoted Archer as saying.—Internet
This undated photo shows part of the satellite tobe launched in early June. Argentina’s space
agency announced on 31 May that the USNational Aeronautics and Space Administration
(NASA) would launch a science satellite forArgentina in early June. It will be the first
satellite ever been launched for Argentina since11 years ago.—XINHUA
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Modest vitamin and mineral deficiencymay lead to age-related diseases
WASHINGTON, 1 June— A new study has found that even moderatedeficiency of the vitamins and minerals required for life may lead to age-related diseases.
Scientists from the Nutrition and Metabolism Centre at Children’s HospitalOakland Research Institute in Oakland, California showed that damagecaused due to lack of vitamins and minerals accumulates over time and leadsto age-related diseases.
Joyce C McCann, a co-author of the study, and colleagues tested whetherselenium-dependent proteins that are essential from an evolutionary perspectiveare more resistant to selenium deficiency than those that are less essential.
They discovered a highly sophisticated array of mechanisms at cellularand tissue levels that, when selenium is limited, protect essential selenium-dependent proteins at the expense of those that are nonessential.
They also found that mutations in selenium-dependent proteins that arelost on modest selenium deficiency result in characteristics shared by age-related diseases including cancer, heart disease, and loss of immune or brainfunction. The study was published online in the FASEB Journal.—Internet
UN study shows cell phone use mayincrease cancer risk
LYON, 1 June— A UNagency in Paris sayscellphone use has beenclassified as a possibledanger to humans basedon an increased risk for amalignant type of braincancer. The WorldHealth Organization/International Agency forResearch on Cancer madethe announcement aboutthe possibility of adversehealth effects resultingfrom exposure to radio-frequency electromag-netic fields fromcellphones in a reportreleased Tuesday.
While a review ofevidence suggests anincreased risk of amalignant type of braincancer known as gliomacannot be ruled out, thereport said the link is notcertain and it was “notclearly established that itdoes cause cancer inhumans.”
A man uses a cellphone in New York.
INTERNET
Experts have beenmeeting in Lyon, France,to review evidencecoming from all relevanthuman studies of peopleusing cellphones andthose exposed toelectromagnetic fields atwork. WHO said itestimates there are 5billion cellphonesubscribers around theglobe. “The WHO’sverdict means that thereis some evidence linkingmobile phones to cancerbut it is too weak to drawstrong conclusionsfrom,” Ed Yong, head ofhealth information at
Cancer Research UK,told the BBC. “The riskof brain cancer is similarin people who use mobilephones compared to thosewho don’t, and rates ofthis cancer have not goneup in recent years despitea dramatic rise in phoneuse during the 1980s,” hesaid. “However, notenough is known to totallyrule out a risk, and therehas been very littleresearch on the long-termeffects of usingphones.”—Internet
US home prices hit new low in Q1
Photo shows a real estatebillboard in Chicago,
the United States.XINHUA
US consumer confidence declines inMay
the economic growth pace in the nearterm, a leading trade organizationreported on Tuesday.
The Consumer Confidence Indextrimmed in May to 60.8 from a revised66.0 in April this year, as USconsumers’ short-term outlookbecame cautious, according to thereport released by the ConferenceBoard. Economists watch this reportclosely, as consumer spendingaccounts for about 70 percent of USeconomic activity and is critical to arobust economic revival. “A morepessimistic outlook is the primaryreason for this month’s decline inconsumer confidence,” said LynnFranco, director of the ConferenceBoard Consumer Research Centre.
Consumers are more apprehensiveabout future business and labourmarket conditions as well as theirincome prospects. Inflation concerns,which had eased last month, havepicked up once again, Franco added.
The monthly survey is based on arepresentative sample of 5,000 UShouseholds. It takes a reading of 90 toindicate a healthy economy.
Xinhua
WASHINGTON, 1 June— The USconsumers’ confidence dropped afterposting a slight gain in May,suggesting no significant pickup of
Eurozone unemployment remains high at 9.9% in AprilBRUSSELS, 1 June— The unemployment rate in the euro zone remained
high at 9.9 percent in April, unchanged compared with March, the EuropeanUnion’s (EU) statistical bureau Eurostat said on Tuesday.
It was down from 10.2 percent registered one year ago, a sign that theeurozone labour market was getting better when the economy is recovering,but the pace has been too slow. For the 27-nation EU, the jobless rate droppedslightly to 9.4 percent after it stayed at 9.5 percent for four consecutivemonths. It was 9.7 percent a year ago. Eurostat estimated that 22.547 millionmen and women in the EU, of whom 15.529 million were in the euro zone,were unemployed in April.
Compared with March, the number of persons unemployed fell by 165thousand in the EU and by 115 thousand in the euro zone. Compared withApril 2010, unemployment decreased by 702 thousand in the EU and by 457thousand in the euro zone. The unemployment situation in Europe was stillworse than that in the United States and Japan.—Xinhua
Besides, 18 cities, includingChicago and Detroit, posted a negativereturn from February whileWashington DC and Seattle were theonly two cities to report a small increasefrom the previous month. Eleven citieshave posted at least eight consecutivemonths of negative month-over-month returns.
The S&P/Case-Shiller Home PriceIndices are the leading measures forthe US residential housing market,tracking changes in the value ofresidential real estate both nationallyand in 20 metropolitan regions.
Xinhua
CHICAGO, 1 June— Standard &Poor’s (S&P) on Tuesday released itsS&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indexfor the first quarter, showing that theUS home prices declined 4.2 percentin the period to a new low since mid-2002.
David M. Blitzer, chairman of theIndex Committee at S&P Indices, saidthat the new low has confirmation ofa double-dip in home prices acrossmuch of the nation, adding that “homeprices continue on their downwardspiral with no relief in sight.”
In March along, the national homeprices slipped 2.4 percent fromFebruary, or 7.6 percent on anannualized basis, said S&P in apublication on Tuesday.
Jose Luis Saldaña (R, Front),user of Blind Ride, a cycling
programme for visualhandicapped people, rides withvolunteer Sergio Osorio’s (L,Front) assistance in Mexico
City, capital of Mexico, on 29May, 2011.
XINHUA
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BRISBANE, 1 June—Qantas Dallas-Brisbane flight ran low on fuel andhad to force land on a Pacific islandfor refuelling.
According to a Qantas spokesman,pilots landed the Boeing 747-400ERin Noumea for an unscheduled pitstopyesterday, after battling stronger thanexpected headwinds after leaving theUS.
“They [the pilots] made a decisionthat it was better, as a precaution, todivert to Noumea and take more fuelon board, rather than continuing,”Sydney Morning Herald quotedspokesman Thomas Woodward, assaying.
“As a result, they had to divert toNoumea to refuel, which led to a two-hour delay getting into Brisbane,” headded. Qantas began flying the non-stop route between Australia and
Qantas flight falls short of fuel,forced to land on Pacific island
Dallas, Texas, only two weeks ago.While coming back to Australia
from Texas, the planes take 16 hoursand are scheduled to arrive in Brisbanefirst for refueling, but headwindsincrease fuel consumption and shortenthe airliner’’s range, before headingfor Sydney.
“We’’re a few weeks into the newroute and we’’ll keep monitoring it.We’’re gaining as much operationalexperience and getting as much dataas we can from the flights but it’’s tooearly to draw any conclusions,”Woodward said. “If it becomes anongoing issue, we’’ll obviously lookat ways of addressing it,” he added.
A Qantas A380 flying fromSingapore to Melbourne was alsodiverted to Adelaide on 17 May afterpilots calculated the plane was runninglow on fuel.—Internet
Chinese Premier WenJiabao joins a training
in the ShibalidianPrimary School in
Beijing’s ChaoyangDistrict, on 31 May,
2011.XINHUA
KIEV, 1 June—Ukraine would soonlaunch small three-seateraircraft as taxis to ferrypeople from city to city,the Ukrinform newsagency reported.
Odesviaremservice -the state-owned aircraftrepair company - hasdeveloped an improvedmodel of the Dolphinaircraft to be used as airtaxis. Dolphin is a low-flying plane that canaccommodate threepassengers and one crewmember.
The air taxi wouldoffer “irregular” flightservices depending onthe availability of passen-gers, officials said.
Flights will beavailable only betweenbig cities for the timebeing, because air stripsin small towns lackstandard runways,company engineers said.
The aircraft can fly1,350 km without refuel-ing. Powered by diesel,the plane has a fuelconsumption of 16 litresper 100 km, at a cost ofsome USD 20.
Officials said fare forthe air taxi would beslightly higher than thatof regular flights. The newservice would help busin-essmen and politicians.
Internet
Ukraine tolaunch air
taxis
A farmer ploughs thefield in the rain in
Jianli County, centralChina’s Hubei
Province, on 31 May,2011. The rain easedthe drought in Hubei
Province whilefarmers seized thetime to transplant
rice.—XINHUA
URUMQI, 1 June—China’s northwesternXinjiang Uygur Autono-mous Region will recruitaround 9,200 bilingualprimary and middle
Volunteers wearing masks participate in de-addiction rally on “World No Tobacco Day” in
Bhopal, India on 31 May,2011.—XINHUA
Xinjiang to recruit 9,200 bilingual teachersschool teachers this yearto promote bilingualeducation, local educa-tion authorities saidTuesday.
Xinjiang will hire11,502 primary andmiddle school teachers in2011 in total, 80 percentof whom can speak bothMandarin and a languageof an ethnic group, theregion’s education depart-ment said in a press release.This is the largest suchrecruitment in six yearsfor urban and rural schoolsin 83 counties, cities ordistricts in the autonomousregion, it said.
In an educationdevelopment planunveiled last October, theregional governmentpledged to offer bilingualeducation in Mandarin aswell as Uygur or otherethnic languages for all2.6 million primary andmiddle school students ofethnic groups by 2020.
According to theplan, this will help ethnicgroup students gain acommand of the nationallanguage upon graduationfrom high school andprepare them better forjobs or higher education.
XinhuaLONDON, 1 June—It’s game up for
video game-addicted husbands as anew research has revealed thatincreasing numbers of women citedtheir husband’s obsession with videogames as reason for filing for divorce.
It showed that men now preferWorld of Warcraft and Call Of Duty totheir wives.
Of those wives who citeunreasonable behaviour for endingtheir marriage, 15 percent believe theirpartners put gaming before them.
According to the study by DivorceOnline, the numbers have soared fromfive percent a year ago, reports the
A visitor views photosof “Xinhua Gallery”
in Panamy City,Panama, on 30 May,
2011. A photoexhibition of “Xinhua
Gallery” opened inPanamy City on
Monday.—XINHUA
More women blaming hubbies’ video gameaddiction in divorce petitions
Daily Mail.In particular, disgruntled wives
blamed World of Warcraft, whichallows gamers to create their ownfantasy character for mythicaladventures, and Call Of Duty, wheregamers battle in various war zones.
The games have faced heavycriticism in the past for their addictiveproperties, with some claiming thatWorld of Warcraft is more addictivethan cocaine.
The study looked at 200unreasonable behaviour petitions filedby women.
Internet
Morgan Hill police looking inSan Jose for man who led them
on high-speed chaseMORGAN HILL, 1 June—Police are searching for
a man who led authorities on a high-speed chasefrom Morgan Hill to South San Jose on Tuesdayafternoon. Morgan Hill Police say 40-year-oldSamuel Dolida drove on northbound Highway 101about 5:30 pm., with speeds reaching up to 85 mphtrying to flee officers. Dolida was weaving in andout of traffic and discarded several items from agreen Honda Civic while driving on the freeway,police said. The Civic exited 101 at Hellyer Avenueand the pursuit continued on city streets in SanJose. The Civic sideswiped another vehicle whiletrying to negotiate a turn. Morgan Hill police saythey terminated the pursuit at that point in theinterest of public safety.
Dolida abandoned the Civic on Concerto Drive,near Senter and Coyote roads and fled on foot,police said. San Jose police dogs searched the areabut did not locate Dolida. Police contacted a femalepassenger inside the vehicle, Krissy Loa, 29, ofMorgan Hill, and arrested her on suspicion ofpossession of drug paraphernalia and marijuana.This case is still under investigation.—Internet
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NAY PYI TAW, 1June—Speaker of thePyithu Hluttaw Thura UShwe Mann receivedSenator Mr John McCainand party at the hall of thePyithu Hluttaw Committeeat Nay Pyi Taw PyithuHluttaw Building at 2 pmtoday.
Also present at thecall were Deputy Ministerfor Foreign Affairs UMaung Myint, HluttawCommittee memberscomprising various politicalparties and national racesat the Pyithu Hluttaw andofficials of the PyithuHluttaw Office.
The US Senatorand party wereaccompanied by Charged’Affaires ai of the US
Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker receives US Senator and party
Embassy to the Republic ofthe Union of Myanmar MrLarry M Dinger.—MNA
Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann receives Senator Mr John McCain andparty at the hall of the Pyithu Hluttaw Committee at Nay Pyi Taw Pyithu Hluttaw Building.
MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—A ceremony to launchdrilling of Shwepyitan No. 1 exploration well of RimbunanPetrogas Ltd which is undertaking joint venture withMyanma Oil and Gas Enterprise under the Ministry ofEnergy was held on the drilling machine West Juno atBlock M-1 of offshore Mottama yesterday morning.
Present on the occasion were Union Minister forEnergy U Than Htay, Acting Director-General U HtinAung of Energy Planning Department, Acting ManagingDirector U Aung Htoo of Myanma Oil and GasEnterprise, Executive Director Mr Tiong Hock Chai ofRimbunan Petrogas Ltd, Offshore Installation ManagerMr Murdo Maclean, drilling technicians and officials.
Officials reported on geological conditions of thewell and plans for drilling the well.
After hearing the reports, the Union Ministersaid that the exploration well with many prospects hassound hydrocarbon storage at underground geologicalconditions. He expressed his belief that foreign expertsand experienced Myanmar experts will get fruitfulresults due to their collaborative efforts. He urgedofficials to accelerate drilling tasks.
The Union Minister launched the machine. Next,they viewed the venue for soil test and drilling work.—MNA
Drilling of Shwepyitan No. 1exploration well lanuched
Union Minister for Energy U Than Htay presses a button to open Shwepyitan No. 1exploration well of Rimbunan Petrogas Ltd on the drilling machine West Juno at Block
M-1 of offshore Mottama.—MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—UnionMinister for Labour and for SocialWelfare, Relief and Resettlement UAung Kyi received Dr Nafis Sadik,United Nations Secretary-General’sSpecial Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Asiaand Pacific, and party, at Ministry ofLabour here at 10.30 am yesterday.They held discussion on disseminationof knowledge on prevention andcontrol against HIV/AIDS and futuretasks being carried out by Ministryof Labour and of Social Welfare,
Union Minister receives UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in
Asia and Pacific, Executive Director of AsianDisaster Preparedness Centre
Union Minister for Labour and for Social Welfare, Relief andResettlement U Aung Kyi receives Executive Director Dr Bhichit
Rattakul of Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre based in Bangkok.—MNA
Relief and Resettlement.In the afternoon, Executive
Director Dr Bhichit Rattakul of AsianDisaster Preparedness Centre basedin Bangkok, Thailand, and partycalled on Union Minister U AungKyi, at Ministry of Social Welfare,Relief and Resettlement, here, andthey discussed natural disasterwarning system, analysis of possibledanger of natural disaster andprojects relating to dissemination ofknowledge.—MNA
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NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Vice-President of theRepublic of the Union of Myanmar Dr Sai MaukKham made an inspection tour of ZabuthiriAdvanced Sports Complex Project in ZabuthiriTownship of Nay Pyi Taw at 4 pm today.
At the briefing hall, the Vice-Chairman of MaxMyanmar Group of Companies reported to theVice-President on facts about the advanced sportscomplex, arrival of necessary construction materialsand heavy machinery for the stadium, progress in
Vice-President Dr Sai Mauk Kham looks into progress ofZabuthiri Advanced Sports Complex project
construction of the advanced stadium and advancedgymnasium and Nay Pyi Taw Council member UKan Chun on construction of the hostels in SportsVillage Complex.
Chairman of Nay Pyi Taw Council U TheinNyunt gave an account of building the advancedstadium, advanced gymnasium and hostels.
After hearing the reports, the Vice-Presidentgave instructions on systematic construction ofemergency exits at the gymnasium meeting the
international standards.The Vice-President looked into progress of
stands at the advanced stadium, installation of steelstructures at the roof and construction of thefoundation at the advanced gymnasium and leftnecessary instructions.
The Vice-President visited the BowlingGymnasium and the Billiards Hall of Nay Pyi TawDevelopment Committee.
MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—UnionMinister for Hotels and Tourism UTint Hsan this morning met instructorsfor four hotel services courses to bestarted on 2 June at Nay Pyi TawHotel Zone.
The training courses will besupervised by Ministry of Hotels andTourism and organized by Nay Pyi
H&T Ministry to conductfour service courses
YANGON, 1 June — WorkingCommittee of the Myanmar ForestProducts and Timber MerchantsAssociation Training School willconduct Factory Management Courseat Wood-based Industrial TechnologyTraining School in Dagon Myothit(North) Township in Yangon Region
Taw Hotel Zone Association.Of the courses, the front office
course will be conducted at ZabuthiriHotel, the housekeeping course atHotel Amara, the food and beverageservices course at Sky Palace Hoteland the food and beverage productioncourse at Royal Kumudra Hotel from2 to 23 June.—MNA
MFPTMA to conduct FactoryManagement Course
from 20 June to 1 July.The seating is limited to 50.
Those who want to attend the coursemay contact MFPTMA Office or thetraining school (Ph: 01-214838,214839, 214840 and 581370) no laterthan 13 June.
MNA
Union Minister for Hotels and Tourism U Tint Hsan meets instructorsin charge of four hotel services courses.—MNA
Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Dr Sai Mauk Kham inspects Zabuthiri Advanced Sports Complex Project in Nay Pyi TawZabuthiri Township.—MNA
Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Dr Sai Mauk Kham inspects construction of Zabuthiri Advanced Sports Complex in Nay Pyi Taw Zabuthiri Township.—MNA
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NAY PYI TAW, 1June—Deputy Com-mander-in-Chief ofDefence ServicesCommander-in-Chief(Army) Lt-Gen Soe Winmet the visiting Thaidelegation led byCommander-in-Chief ofThai Royal Navy AdmiralKhamthorn Pumhiran atZeyathiri Beikman herethis morning.
Also present at thecall were Commander-in-Chief (Navy) Vice-Admira l Nyan Tun,Commander-in-Chief(Air) Lt -Gen Myat
Dy C-in-C of Defence Services meets C-in-C of Thai Royal Navy
Hein, Maj-Gen KyawSwe of the Ministry of
Defence, Commanderof Nay Pyi Taw
Command Brig-GenMaung Maung Aye, the
Military Attache' ofThai Embassy to the
Republic of the Union ofMyanmar.—MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—TheMinistry of Cooperatives held itsmonsoon tree-growing ceremony at
Cooperatives Ministry plants2400 saplings
its office here this morning.Union Minister for Cooperatives U
Ohn Myint and Deputy Minister U ThanTun planted saplings of Seintalone speciesmango, and viewed the process of planting400 saplings of Seintalone species mangoand 2000 saplings of betel vine by staffmembers.
The minister made clarification to theongoing projects at the meeting of theministry.
MNA
DeputyCommander-in-Chief of Defence
ServicesCommander-in-
Chief (Army)Lt-Gen Soe Win
receivesCommander-in-
Chief of ThaiRoyal Navy
AdmiralKhamthornPumhiran.
MNA
Union Minister for
Cooperatives U Ohn Myint
plants a sapling of
Seintalone species mango
tree.—MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1June— Mandalay RegionChief Minister U Ye Myintaddressed the ceremonyof School Enrolment Day2011-2012 of No.2 BasicEducation Departmentunder the Ministry ofEducation, held atPanmyotayar Hall ofNo.14 Basic EducationHigh School inChanayethazan Township,Mandalay yesterdaymorning.
On the occasion, afterhe had provided eleven
Mandalay Region sees SchoolEnrolment Day 2011-2012
disabled students with cash,Mandalay Region Ministerfor Education and Healthpresented text books atbasic level and stationeryto Township Educationofficers of seven townshipsof Mandalay District, andaccepted cash donationsfrom well-wishers of theseven townships andRegion Maternal and ChildWelfare SupervisoryCommittee and RegionWomen’s AffairsOrganization.
At the end of the
ceremony, the ChiefMinister and partyviewed documentaryphotos of movement ofSchool Enrolment Daythis year.
Region Governmentdonated 500 dozens ofexercise book, thesupervisory committeeand the organization, 1000dozens each, No.2 BED,18000 dozens , and RegionEducation Familyand well-wishers,K 8,727,500.
MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Applicationsare being submitted to the UnionElection Commission for formation ofpolitical parties. On 24 May, 16 includingU Kaung Myint Htut applied forformation of Myanmar NationalCongress.
Sixteen apply for formation of MyanmarNational Congress Party
Regarding the application, thecommission has requested relatedministries to vet the applicants as towhether the application meets theprovisions of Articles (4) and (6) ofPolitical Parties Registration Law or not.
MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 31 May—ChiefMinister of Sagaing Region U Tha Ayeattended the ceremony to hand overnew buildings of affiliated basiceducation middle school in TayawtawVillage in Budalin Township, MonywaDistrict of Sagaing Region on 27 May.
Well-wisher U Aung Yin handedover paperwork related to new schoolbuildings to Region Education Officer
U Mya Htut.The Chief Minister and officials then
presented stationery, sports gear and 50pairs of desks and benches.
Afterwards, the Chief Minister visitedYonlay Village affiliated basic educationmiddle school at which he met teachers andprovided stipends, stationery and sportsgear to the school and publications to thevillage library.—MNA
Sagaing Region Chief Minister presentsstationery, sports gear to schools
Mandalay
RegionChief
Minister
U Ye Myintpresents
cashassistance
to a
disabledstudent.
MNA
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Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Speaker receives US Senator and party
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Speaker of the PyidaungsuHluttaw U Khin Aung Myint received Senator Mr JohnMcCain and party of the United States of America atZabuthiri Meeting Hall of Nay Pyi Taw HluttawBuilding at 1.15 pm today.
Also present at the call were Deputy Speaker ofPyidaungsu Hluttaw U Mya Nyein, Deputy Ministerfor Foreign Affairs U Maung Myint, HluttawCommittee members comprising various political partiesand national races at the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw and
officials of the Hluttaw Office.The US Senator and party were accompanied by
Charge d’Affaires ai of the US Embassy to theRepublic of the Union of Myanmar Mr Larry MDinger.—MNA
Speaker of
Pyidaungsu Hluttaw
U Khin Aung Myint
receives Senator Mr
John McCain and
party at Zabuthiri
Hall of Nay Pyi Taw
Hluttaw Building.
MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—UnionMinister for Science and TechnologyU Aye Myint on 28 May metprincipals, deans and faculty membersof Technological University (Hpa-an),University of Computer Studies (Hpa-an) and Government Technical HighSchool (Hpa-an) at TechnologicalUniversity (Hpa-an) in Hpa-an.
In his address, the Union Ministerpointed out that faculty members areto constantly uplift their proficiencywith high spirit and to focus on rightmanagement for students without bias.
He visited the TechnologicalUniversity (Hpa-an), UCS (Hpa-an)
Faculty members urged to constantlyuplift their proficiency with high spirit YANGON, 1 June — The school
enrolment day ceremony andceremony to hand over new schoolbuildings took place at No (3) BasicEducation Primary School in DagonMyothit (South) Township in YangonEast District this morning, with thepresence of Yangon Region ChiefMinister U Myint Swe.
Well-wisher U Soe Tint, Chairmanof No (1) Industrial ZoneManagement Committee andChairman of Soe Electronics and
New school building handed overMachine Tools Company Ltd,explained the purpose of donation.He presented school uniforms, bagsand stationery worth K 15 milliondonated by the committee for 2000needy students through the chiefminister. The chief minister and well-wishers donated uniforms andstationery.
Yangon Region Minister U NyanTun Oo accepted documents relatedto the school from CommitteeSecretary U Kyin Tun.—MNA
and Government THS (Hpa-an).On 29 May, the Union Minister
together with Mon State Chief MinisterU Ohn Myint met principals, deansand faculty members of TechnologicalUniversity (Mawlamyine), Universityof Computer Studies (Mawlamyine)and Government Technical HighSchool (Mawlamyine) atTechnological University(Mawlamyine) and inspected there.
On 30 May, the Union Ministerand the Chief Minister looked intopreparation for opening of Universityof Computer Studies (Thaton).
MNA
Earthquake NewsNAY PYI TAW, 1 June — A slight
earthquake of magnitude (4.9)Richter Scale with its epicenter insideMyanmar (9 miles southwest ofKarmaing) about (240) miles north-
northeast of Mandalay seismologicalobservatory was recorded at (15) hrs(07) min (59) sec M.S.T today, theDepartment of Meteorology andHydrology said.—MNA
Union Minister for Science and Technology U Aye Myint and MonState Chief Minister U Ohn Myint view chosen site for University of
Computer Studies (Thaton).—MNA
Yangon Region Chief Minister U Myint Swe unveils stone inscription of
No. 3 Basic Education Primary School in Dagon Myothit (South)
Township.—MNA
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Daw BaukJa, who had stood for election inPhakant Township Constituency inKachin State, put forward an objectionpaper against the election of U OhnMyint of the same constituency, andthe Union Election Commissionformed an electoral tribunal to makeinvestigation into the case,accordingly.
Candidate Daw Bauk Ja withdrawselection objection paper
The electoral tribunal heard thecase on 30 May. She submitted anapplication to the tribunal for withdrawof the paper in line with Order 23 andRule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure.The tribunal decided that she putforward the election objection paperof her own accord, and accepted herapplication in accordance with PyithuHluttaw Election Rule 96 (a).—MNA
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PARIS, 1 June—France won’t abandon nuclearpower, but will enhance nuclear safety management,government officials said Tuesday.
Eric Besson, minister of Industry, Energy andDigital Economy, said in an interview with the Frenchdaily La Liberation that the halt of nuclear power willincrease consumption of traditional energy resourceslike coal and natural gas.
This will cause an increase in greenhouse gasemissions, and raise the amounts and prices of importednuclear power, Besson said.
The minister said France isn’t isolated in itsstance, as countries like the United States, someemerging countries, and even Japan after its latestmassive nuclear accident, also chose to continueusing nuclear energy.
France to continue producing nuclear powerMeanwhile, Foreign Ministry spokesman Bernard
Valero said Germany’s decision to close its nuclearplants before 2022 won’t influence France’s plan touse nuclear energy, adding that his country willcontinue to cooperate with Germany in the energyfield. Valero said nuclear energy is important tocontrol energy expenditures when energy demand isconstantly growing.
The spokesman emphasized nuclear safety willbe the priority for developing nuclear energy, andsaid this was what French President Nicolas Sarkozystressed at the latest Group of Eight summit held inDeauville, France.
Countries in the European Union have agreed tocarry out nuclear plant safety tests in the next months.
Xinhua
Chinese President Hu Jintao listens to a child atthe Liulin Kindergarten in Shiyan City of central
China’s Hubei Province, on 31 May, 2011,prior to International Children’s Day which falls
on 1 June.—XINHUA
Cuba, El Salvador to boostparliamentary relations
HAVANA, 1 June—El Salvador’s parliament speakerOthon Sigfrido Reyes said here on Monday thatbilateral legislative exchanges would benefit theoverall ties of the two countries.
The visiting president of Salvadoran LegislativeAssembly made the remarks while meeting his Cubancounterpart Ricardo Alarcon, the president of Cuba’sNational Assembly. This is the first visit by a Salvadoranparliament speaker to Cuba since 1959.
A three-member delegation led by Reyes andVice President of the legislature Guillermo AntonioGallegos traveled to the island nation. During itsthree-day visit to Havana, the delegation met withCuban officials and visited the Centre for GeneticEngineering and Biotechnology.
El Salvador severed diplomatic ties with Cuba in1961, two years after former Cuban leader FidelCastro’s revolution in 1959. The two nations restoredtheir ties on 1 June, 2009.—Xinhua
Daryl Paul, anAustralian passenger,
shows his passport andthe train ticket with hispassport number at the
railway station inHangzhou, capital ofeast China’s ZhejiangProvince, on 1 June,
2011. Chinese railticket offices startedselling high-speedtrain tickets with
passenger’s name andID numbers from 1
June, 2011.—XINHUA
German diplomat arrested over humantrafficking claims in UAE
BERLIN, 1 June—Berlin authoritieson Tuesday arrested a German diplomatfor his role in a human traffickingnetwork in the United Arab Emirates(UAE), the DPA news agency reported.
The 40-year-old diplomat, onlyidentified as Martin T, was the head ofthe visa department at the Germanconsulate general in Dubai in the UAE.He is accused of aiding the smugglingof people from Afghanistan intoGermany.
According to an extensiveinvestigation, the diplomat assisted inat least eight cases of human traffickingto Germany via Dubai. Martin allegedlyprocured false work permits but hedenied all accusations.
The German diplomat reportedlyreceived about 3,000 Euros (USD4,314) for obtaining the necessaryapprovals and paperwork. Authoritiesalso detained an Afghan accomplice inHamburg.
In December 2010, the GermanForeign ministry was involved in abribes-for-visas scandal. Theallegations included several Germanembassies that were suspected of takingbribes in exchange for issuing visas.
The accusations involvedGermany’s employees with diplomaticmission in Africa, South America andcountries in Eastern Europe. Inconsequence, consular staff memberswere fired and prosecuted.—Internet
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (2nd R)and visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel(2nd L) release the Joint Statement in New Delhi,
capital of India, on 31 May, 2011.—XINHUA
SINGAPORE, 1 June—Singapore’s first motorizedinfantry unit has becomeoperational, marking a majormilestone in the continuedmodernization push of thecountry’s armed forces, localdaily Straits Times reported onWednesday.
Troops from the 2nd
Battalion Singapore InfantryRegiment had a mock battleon Tuesday to demonstrate
Singapore’s first motorized infantryunit becomes operational
MOSCOW, 1 June—Russia’s MiG aircraft maker delivered a new batch of five MiG-29K/KUB carrier-based fighters to the Indian Navy in May, the company said today.
“A flight training simulator and other technical equipment has also beendelivered,” RIA Novosti news agency reported the MiG makers as saying.
The two countries signed a contract stipulating the supply of 12 single-seat MiG-29Ks and four two-seat MiG-29KUBs to India in January 2004. The contract is partof a 1.5-billion dollars deal to deliver the Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier, currentlybeing retrofitted in Russia for the Indian Navy.
India’s first four MiG-29Ks and MiG-29KUBs officially entered service inFebruary 2010.
In March 2010, Russia and India signed a 1.5-billion dollars contract on thesupplies of 29 additional MiG-29K Fulcrum-D carrier-based fighter jets to NewDelhi. The start of the supplies is scheduled for 2012.
The contracts for the jets also stipulate pilot training and aircraft maintenance,including the delivery of flight simulators and interactive ground and sea-basedtraining systems.—Internet
Russia delivers new batch of naval fighters to India
Workers polish the base of gemornaments in Ruili City, Dai-
Yunnan Province, on 26 May,2011. Since the 1990s, Ruili hasdedicated itself to developing thejewelry industry. There are over
6000 shops and 40,000professionals engaged in jewelryindustry in Ruili, with the annualtrading volume reaching 2 billion
RMB yuan.XINHUA
how it can take down “theenemy” more quickly andefficiently with the help ofmodern technology.
The mock battle featured themilitary’s latest armored infantrycarrier Terrex, which was madein Singapore and developedjointly by the Singapore ArmedForces, the Defence Science andTechnology and ST engineering.
First introduced in 2009,the Terrex is a welcome changefrom an era when canvas-topped three-tonners wereused to send soldiers intoconflict zones.
It has thicker armor andfaster speed of up to 105 kmper hour. Defence Minister NgEng Hen, who witnessed themock battle, said the strengthof the Singapore ArmedForces lies “not just in itsindividual pieces ofhardware,” but in its ability tolink machines like armoredvehicles and artillery systemstogether in a commonbattlefield network.
Xinhua
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CLAIMS DAY NOTICEMV KOTA MACHAN VOY NO (301)
Consignees of cargo carried on MV KOTAMACHAN VOY NO (301) are hereby notified that thevessel will be arriving on 2.6.2011 and cargo will bedischarged into the premises of A.W.P.T where it willlie at the consignee’s risk and expenses and subject tothe byelaws and conditions of the Port of Yangon.
Damaged cargo will be surveyed daily from 8 amto 11:20 am and 12 noon to 4 pm to Claims Day nowdeclared as the third day after final discharge of cargofrom the Vessel.
No claims against this vessel will be admitted afterthe Claims Day.
SHIPPING AGENCY DEPARTMENTMYANMA PORT AUTHORITY
AGENT FOR: M/S ADVANCE CONTAINERLINES
Phone No: 256908/378316/376797
Don’t Smoke
Doctor Who writer Steven Moffat to ‘rest’ Daleks
The Doctor took on the Daleks in 2010.—INTERNET
Successful applicants will have to wait longer to findout what tickets they have been allocated.— INTERNET
London 2012 ticket payments nearing completion
Stolen kayak washes up in yardST COULD, 1 June—A California man kayaking
down the Mississippi River said his stolen kayakwas found and he was able to resume his journeywith borrowed equipment. Jeff Pearson, 47, said hestopped overnight in St Cloud, Minn, and returnedto the dock Saturday morning to find his kayak andsupplies had been stolen, the Minneapolis StarTribune reported on Monday.
Pearson said he was considering calling off hisplanned two-month journey when he received acall Sunday morning from a resident who found thekayak washed up in her back yard. —Internet
LONDON, 1 June—TheDaleks are to be given “arest” from battling DoctorWho, writer Steven Moffathas told the Radio Times.Moffat, who is also theBBC television show’sexecutive producer, said:“They aren't going to
make an appearance for awhile. We thought it wasabout time to give them arest.” The Daleks werevoted the scariest villainsin the history of DoctorWho in a poll of fans in2007.
Moffat said they had
been defeated by theDoctor “about 400 times”.Created by Terry Nation,the Daleks are the Doctor’shugely popular enemieswho have made regularappearances in the long-running science fictionshow since first appearingin 1963. Moffat said:“There’s a problem withthe Daleks. —Internet
LONDON, 1 June—Mil-lions of people who ap-plied for London 2012tickets will know laterwhether they have beensuccessful. All card pay-ments are due to be takenby midnight on Tuesday.
Organizers will then becontacting people whosecards have failed until 10June, and people will betold their allocation by 24June.
There were 20 millionapplications for the 6.6
million tickets available tothe general public via thecontroversial ballot. Thesystem takes money frombuyers’ accounts beforethey know which ticketsthey have been allocated.A spokeswoman for Ol-ympic 2012 organizerLocog said: “We have saidthat all card payments willbe taken by 31 May andare still on track for this.“We will then spend timecontacting people whosecards have failed for what-ever reason, and give themtime to get funds into theiraccounts or enablepayment. —Internet
More than 100 childreninfected with viral
encephalitis in E ChinaANXI, 1 June—More than 100 children in Fujian
Province have been infected with viral encephalitissince the beginning of May, local health authoritiessaid Wednesday.
Hospitals in Anxi County have reported 200such cases since 1 June, of which 115 have beenconfirmed, said Wu Zhengxin, director of thecounty’s health bureau.
An investigation by experts from the Ministryof Health and local disease control centers hasindicated that the outbreak was caused by theECHO30-type intestinal virus, according to Wu.
Infected local children were being treated atMingxuan Hospital of Anxi County and were instable condition, Wu said.
Another nine children, also from Anxi County,were diagnosed in hospitals in Xiamen City ofFujian and were receiving treatment there, Wuadded.
The children, all under the age of 12, are from75 villages of 14 townships in the county.
Children of three to seven years old account for78 percent of the total, and 117 children, or 65percent, are from the town of Hutou.
Local heath authorities are closely monitoringthe disease to prevent its further spread, Wu said.
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LONDON, 1 June—Harrison Ford hascriticized action filmsthat rely too much onspecial effects and hascalled them ‘soulless’.
In an apparent dig atfilms like ‘Transformers’and ‘Avatar’, the 68-year-old said they endup looking like video
Special effects making action films ‘soulless’
Harrison Ford
LONDON, 1 June—British singer AlexandraBurke has reportedlybeen offered the job ofplaying WhitneyHouston’s character in aWest End version of“The Bodyguard”.
Directed by MickJackson, the movie isabout about a formersecret service agent whotakes on the job of abodyguard to a popsinger. Theater bossesare keen to sign Burkeas Rachel, one of the
Alexandra Burke to play in‘The Bodyguard’?
British singerAlexandra Burke
games because of theirreliance on computer-generated images.
“I think what a lot ofaction movies lose thesedays, especially oneswith fantasy, is you stopcaring at some pointbecause you’’ve losthuman scale,” the Sunquoted the veteran ‘Star
Wars’ actor as saying.Ironically, his latest
movie ‘Cowboys andAliens’ with DanielCraig relies on computergenerated images.
Internet
LONDON, 1 June —Former supermodel ChristieBrinkley has not given up on love and is willing toget married for the fifth time, but says her next suitormust not be after her money.
The 57-year-old was devastated when her fourthmarriage to Peter Cook came to an end in 2008following revelations of his infidelities, reportsdailystar.co.uk. She had paid off Cook with a 1.25million pounds settlement in exchange for custodyof their two kids and ownership of her 18 properties.
“I haven’t given up on love and I know theperfect guy is out there for me. I’m not seeinganyone at the moment. Who has the time? But Iknow he’s out there. I think it’s important for a guyto be funny and kind and interesting, maybe kind ofcute too,” she said.
“I think it would be good if it wasn’t someonewho was after my money. That would be nice. I planto spend it all beforehand, then I can find him,” sheadded.—Internet
I haven’t given up on love:Christie Brinkley
Christie Brinkley
LONDON, 1 June—American actress JenniferLawrence says her parentswere not so sure abouther acting career, so theywanted her to completeher education beforebecoming an actress. The20-year-old will be seenin director MatthewVaughn’s “X-Men: FirstClass” as Mystique. “Ofcourse they were scepticalas anyone would be iftheir 14-year-old said, ‘Ithink I’m going to moveto New York and be anactress’,” contact-music.com quotedLawrence as saying. “Theymade sure that I got myeducation because theywere basically preparingfor me to fail. They werewaiting for me to fail sothat we could go homeand get back to normal.And now I’m here. Nowthey think it’s great, they’rehaving a blast,” she added.
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My parentswere sceptical
about myacting
American actressJennifer Lawrence
leading roles, because ofher powerful pipes.
They’re taking theiradaptation of the hit1992 film to the stagenext year and have toldthe 22-year-old that therole is hers if she wantsit.
“Alexandra is torn -the show would be anamazing gig andespecially in Londonwhile the Olympics areon and it’s in thespotlight. But she alsohas her second album tothink about,” sun.co.ukquoted a source assaying.—Internet
Someone left a severed horse head in asouthwestern Pennsylvania City.
Officials in Washington, Pa, say the head wasfound Monday in an alley in a densely populatedneighbourhood.
Councilman Matt Staniszewski says thedecomposing head had been reduced to mostlybone but called the smell “unbearable.”
Officials removed the remains and disposed ofthem. Police are investigating.
The city of about 15,000 people is about 20miles southwest of Pittsburgh.
The owner of theformer Woman’s MedicalCollege of Pennsylvaniasaid workers discovereda time capsule from theschool’s 1930 graduatingclass in the building.
Jason Friedland,director of investmentsfor Iron Stone Real Estateand one of the building’sowners, said workersinstalling utility lines atthe Philadelphia buildingin April discovered thetime capsule inside a
Blondes take a ride during the Blonde Parade inMinsk, Belarus, on 31 May, 2011. Hundreds of
blondes participated in the event here onTuesday.
The photo shows the new born South ChinaTiger cub “Huwaa” at Laohu Valley Reserve inSouth Africa. Save China’s Tigers announced
the name of female South China Tiger cub,which was born on 31 Jan, 2011, as “Huwaa”
Tuesday.
Severed horse head found inPa city alley
1930 time capsule found atformer college
A wild Canada goose with a blow dart stuck inits head has been spotted in Fergus Falls, Minn, saypolice who have gotten calls from concernedcitizens.
Conservation officers tried to capture the birdlast week so the dart could be removed but it hasn’tbeen cooperative, KBRF-AM, Fergus Falls,reported.
“As of right now the plan is to just let it be,”Troy Richards, a conservation officer with thestate Department of Natural Resources, told theradio station. “It looks healthy, and it is gettingaround and eating.”
It wasn’t known how long the goose has livedwith the projectile lodged in its head or where itwas shot.
Goose living with dart in headN e w s A l b u m
wall next to the 1929cornerstone, the Philadel-phia Inquirer reportedTuesday.
Friedland said the leadbox contained newspa-pers, photographs andpamphlets detailing thehistory of the college,which became theMedical College ofPennsylvania in 1970.
“I was extremelyexcited,” Friedland saidof the discovery. “It’s aninteresting link to thepast.”
Students play kickballfor 51 hours
Students at a Cleveland high school saidthey believe they set a world record with acontinuous kickball game lasting exactly 51hours.
The 41 Padua Franciscan High Schoolstudents began the game at 3 pm. Friday andcontinued for exactly 51 hours, a total of 475innings, WKYC-TV, Cleveland, reportedTuesday.
The event, which was attended by ClevelandIndians mascot Slider, has been submitted toGuinness World Records for consideration asthe longest continuous game of kickball.
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14 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Thursday, 2 June, 2011
Man United veteran Scholescalls it a day
Father-to-be Obraniak maymiss Poland-France
Ashley Young wants to playon biggest stages
Italian teams put faith inyoung coachesWoods’ race to catch Jack
depends on wounded knee
France youth coach warnedover quota scandal
PARIS, 1 June — The French football federationon Tuesday issued a "warning" to National Techni-cal Director Francois Blaquart over a controversialplan to introduce quotas for dual-nationality play-ers in the France national football team.
Blaquart, responsible for the youth coachingpolicy in France, had been suspended pending theoutcome of the probe into the plan, which the coachhad said was now abandoned.
The federation’s deputy director general, AndrePrevosto, received a six-day ban, sources close tothe inquiry also told AFP.—Internet
Pressure will all be onDjokovic, says Federer
FIFA president SeppBlatter arrives for theopening ceremony of the61st FIFA Congress atthe Zurich Hallenstadionin Oerlikon, near Zurich.
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DUBLIN, 1 June — JackNicklaus doesn't want Ti-ger Woods to break hisrecord of 18 major cham-pionships.
But he wants him tobe healthy enough to try.
Nicklaus told him asmuch last Friday whenWoods called to say thatfor the second time in fouryears, he wouldn't be ableto play in the MemorialTournament because of aninjury to his left leg. Woodsmissed in 2008 whilerecovering from minorsurgery to clean outcartilage damage in his leftknee. This time the culpritis a combination of aminor knee sprain and hisAchilles, which was badenough to cause him toleave The Players Cham-
pionship after only nineholes. Woods hopes toplay the US Open. Tryingto win majors starts withplaying in them.
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S P O R T S
In this 7 June, 2009 filephoto, Tiger Woods(R),holds the trophy next to
Jack Nicklaus afterwinning the Memorial
golf tournament inDublin.—INTERNET
Manchester Unitedmidfielder Paul Scholes
LONDON, 1 June —Manchester Unitedmidfielder Paul Scholeson Tuesday announcedhis retirement from foot-ball with immediate ef-fect and said he will jointhe club's coaching staff.
The 36-year-old made676 appearances for theclub, with his last comingas a second-half substituteas United lost 3-1 toBarcelona in Saturday'sChampions League final
at Wembley.The midfielder won 10
Premier League titles aswell as two ChampionsLeagues and the FA Cupthree times in a careerspent entirely at United.
There had been grow-ing speculation about hisfuture in recent weeks ashe grew dissatisfied withhis increasingly bit-partrole at Old Trafford.
Announcing his retire-ment, he said: "This wasnot a decision I havetaken lightly but I feelnow is the right time forme to stop playing." "I amnot a man of many wordsbut I can honestly say thatplaying football is all Ihave ever wanted to do,"he said.—Internet
French-born Polandmidfielder
Ludovic Obraniak
WARSAW, 1 June —French-born Polandmidfielder LudovicObraniak may skip hischance to turn out againstles Bleus in a friendlynext week because he ispoised to become a fa-ther, manager FranciszekSmuda said on Tuesday.
"I don't know if Ludo'sgoing to play, becausehe's waiting for the birthof his child. I know hisdream is to be there at thebirth, and I don't want tomess that up for him,"Smuda was quoted assaying by Poland's newsagency PAP.
Fresh from the Frenchcup and league doublewith his club Lille,Obraniak was a naturalname on the list for theEuro 2012 co-hosts' homefriendlies against Argen-tina on 5 June and Franceon 9 June.—Internet
England's midfielderAshley Young, seen hereduring a press conferenceat the team hotel inWatford, north of London,on 31 May.—INTERNET
WATFPRD, 1 June —Ashley Young hasdropped a clear hint that hisfuture lies away fromAston Villa as the Englandwinger admitted he wantsto play in the ChampionsLeague.
Young was captivatedby Barcelona's 3-1 winover Manchester United inthe Champions League fi-nal last weekend and theCatalan club's spell-bind-ing display has whetted hisappetite to take on Europe'sbig guns himself.
The 25-year-old won'tget the chance to do thatwith Villa, who finishedwell outside the PremierLeague's top four, but hehas attracted interest fromManchester United and
Arsenal after a fine seasonfor Villa and some impres-sive recent performancesfor England.
Young is out of contractat the end of next seasonand has refused to commithis future to the midlandsclub, prompting fears atVilla Park that he will de-mand a transfer during theclose-season.—InternetFile photo shows
Juventus defenderFabio Cannavaro (C)making a bicycle kick
between other Juventusplayers.—INTERNET
ROME, 1 June—Antonio Conte at just 41years of age is the newcoach of Turin giantsJuventus proving onceagain that in Italian coach-ing circles, youth is best.
While in England, atleast, it would be unthink-able for one of the coun-try's top teams to hire suchan unproven coach, inItaly it is rapidly becom-ing the norm. It is not thatItaly has a dearth of topdrawer coaches with am-ple experience, quite thecontrary in fact.
But for reasons eco-nomic and otherwise, the
general trend is increas-ingly seeing teams plumpfor younger, cheapercoaches rather than forkout for the best in the busi-ness. And Conte is just thelatest example.—Internet
Switzerland'sRoger Federer
PARIS, 1 June — RogerFederer believes the pres-sure will all be on NovakDjokovic when the pairmeet in the French Opensemi-finals on Friday.
Victory for Djokovic,the second seed, will seehim replace Rafael Nadalas world number one,while he would also equalJohn McEnroe's 1984
record of 42 matches un-beaten at the start of aseason.
With so much on theline, Federer says he canafford to approach theencounter in a more re-laxed frame of find thanhis adversary. "There'sless at stake for me thanfor him," said Federer,the 2009 champion.
"He's got a lot ofthings going on. I'd loveto be in a Grand Slam fi-nal, because I haven'tachieved it for a fewSlams, but it's nothingmajor for me, as long asI keep playing well."
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Indy 500 champ will be inTexas, even without ride
IndyCar driver DanWheldon, of England, sig-nals his second win of theIndianapolis 500 autorace during the traditionalwinners photo on the start/finish line at the India-napolis Motor Speedwayin Indianapolis, on 30May, 2011.—INTERNET
race in Texas. TheIndianapolis 500 winnerjust doesn't know if he'll besitting in a cockpit or atelevision booth.
Wheldon hopes to bedriving in the dual races atTexas Motor Speedway on11 June, though his one-race contract with BryanHerta Autosport expiredhours after his improbablevictory at Indianapolis.
"We're obviously try-ing to do more, and I don'tthink we've hurt ourchances," Wheldon saidTuesday during a promo-tional stop in Texas. "Foran unemployed guy, Ithink I did pretty good Sun-day."—Internet
FORT WORTH, 1 June—Dan Wheldon will be atthe next IndyCar Series
ZURICH, 1 June—Sepp Blatter, 75, was re-elected as FIFApresident for anotherfour-year term here onWednesday at the 61stCongress of the soccerworld governing body.
Blatter boasted 186votes from a total of 203.
As his arch rival
Blatter re-elected FIFApresident, urges reform
Mohamed binHammam, the Qatarihead of the AsianFootball Confederation(AFC), withdrew fromthe election on Sundayamid allegations of vote-buying, Blatter becamethe only candidate forthe post.
Earlier today, amotion launched byEnglish FA chairmanDavid Bernstein topostpone the scandal-hitballot was dismissed by172 votes to 17.
Blatter, who hasheaded the richest worldsport organization since1998, pledged to initiatewide-ranging reformsincluding the procedureto choose future WorldCup hosts.—Internet
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THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Thursday, 1 June, 2011 15
R/489 Printed and published by the New Light of Myanmar press in Nay Pyi Taw, the News and Periodicals Enterprise, Ministry of Information.
Summary of observations recorded at 09:30 hr.M.S.T. During the past 24 hours, weather has beenpartly cloudy in Lower Sagaing Region, rain orthundershowers have been isolated in Mandalay Region,scattered in Magway and Ayeyawady Regions, Chin,Kayah and Kayin States, fairly widespread in UpperSagaing, Bago and Yangon Regions, Shan and MonStates and widespread in the remaining Regions andStates with regionally heavy falls in Rakhine State,isolated heavy fall in Kachin State. The noteworthyamounts of rainfall recorded were Myitkyina (4.45)inches, Sittway (3.94) inches, Maungdaw (3.62) inches,Kyauktaw (3.27) inches, An (3.19) inches, MraukU andToungoo (Aviation) (2.40) inches each, Kyaukpyu(2.09) inches, Khamti (2.05) inches and Loikaw (1.97)inches.
Nay Pyi TawMaximum temperature on 31-5-2011 was 91°F.
Minimum temperature on 1-6-2011 was 75°F. Relativehumidity at (09:30) hours MST on 1-6-2011 was(85%). Rainfall on 1-6-2011 was (Nil).
Nay Pyi Taw (Airport)Maximum temperature on 31-5-2011 was 90°F.
Minimum temperature on 1-6-2011 was 73°F. Relativehumidity at (09:30) hours MST on 1-6-2011 was (79%).Rainfall on 1-6-2011 was (Tr).
Rainfall on 1-6-2011 was (Nil) at Nay Pyi Taw,(0.63) inch at Yangon (Kaba-Aye) and (Nil) atMandalay each. Total rainfall since 1-1-2011 was
Wednesday, 1st May, 2011
Transmissions Times
Local - (09:00am ~ 11:00am)MSTOversea Transmission - (2-6-11 09:30 am ~
3-6-11 09:30 am) MST
Local Transmission* Opening* News* 100 Shuttle Silk Fabric and its Key Notes* News* From Pagoda Festival To Unexpected
Experience* News* Record Album (Poe Ei San)* Shwe FM & SkyNet Advertising Media* News* A step of co-operation between Myanmar
China media sector
Oversea Transmission* Opening* News* 100 Shuttle Silk Fabric and its Key Notes* News* From Pagoda Festival To Unexpected
Experience* News* Record Album (Poe Ei San)* Shwe FM & SkyNet Advertising Media* News* A step of co-operation between Myanmar
China media sector* News* Youth and Music (Akhar Htoom Thant
Thinzar Aung, Toe Wai Tun)* News* Fossilized Wood Picture* News* MI People’s Celebrities “Soe Myat
Nandar”* Music Gallery* News* Kyi Hla Han’s Journey (A Journey to the
Lashio)* Myanmar Movies “Twin Brothers In
Different Lives”
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7:00 am 1. Paritta By
Venerable MingunSayadaw
7:25 am 2. To Be Healthy
Exercise
7:30 am 3. Morning News7:40 am 4. Dhamma Puja
Song7:50 am 5. Nice & Sweet Song8:00 am 6. Health Programme8:10 am 7. Song Of National
Races8:15 am 8. Dance Of Variety8:25 am 9. Myanmar
TraditionalCultural PerformingArts Competitions
8:40 am10. International News8:45 am11. Musical Programme
4:00 pm 1. Martial Song4:05 pm 2. Musical Programme4:15 pm 3. Cute Little Dancers4:25 pm 4. Teleplay (Forest)4:40 pm 5. University Of
Series8:00 pm15. News16. International News17. Weather Report18. Documentary19. TV Drama Series20. TV Drama Series
WEATHER (12.32) inches at Nay Pyi Taw, (23.94) inches atYangon (Kaba-Aye) and (12.64) inches at Mandalay.Maximum wind speed at Nay Pyi Taw was (12) mphfrom Northeast (09:30) hours MST on 1-6-2011.
Bay Inference: Monsoon is strong in the AndamanSea and South Bay and moderate elsewhere in the Bayof Bengal.
Forecast valid until evening of the 2nd June2011: Rain or thundershowers will be scattered inLower Sagaing, Mandalay and Magway Regions,Kayah State, fairly widespread in Bago Region, Shanand Kayin States and widespread in the remainingRegions and States with likelihood of isolated heavyfalls in Rakhine State. Degree of certainty is (80%).
State of the Sea: Squalls with moderate to roughseas are likely at times off and along Myanmar Coast.Surface wind speed in squalls may reach (35) mph.
Outlook for subsequent two days: Likelihood ofincrease of rain in Upper Myanmar Areas.
Forecast for Nay Pyi Taw and neighbouringarea for 2nd June 2011: One or two rain orthundershowers. Degree of cerainty is (80%).
Forecast for Yangon and neighbouring area for2nd June 2011: One or two rain or thundershowers.Degree of cerainty is (80%).
Forecast for Mandalay and neighbouring areafor 2nd June 2011: One or two rain or thundershowers.Degree of cerainty is (80%).
England’s Carrick out ofEuro qualifier
LONDON, 1 June—Manchester United midfielderMichael Carrick withdrew from England’s squadfor this weekend’s Euro 2012 qualifier againstSwitzerland on Wednesday because of injury.
Carrick joined up with the squad earlier thisweek with a ‘knock’ he suffered during United’s 3-1 Champions League final defeat by Barcelona lastweekend and has been unable to train.
Now, following examination by England’smedical staff, it has been decided to release Carrickback to Old Trafford, leaving manager FabioCapello with a 24-man squad.
It was far from certain Carrick would havestarted, with Scott Parker, Frank Lampard and JackWilshere tipped to form a midfield trio against the
Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick.
Swiss at Wembley on Saturday.Carrick is the third player to withdraw from the
squad.Fulham keeper David Stockdale has been
replaced by West Ham’s Robert Green while JermainDefoe dropped out with a wrist injury.—Internet
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Only with stability and peace will the nation developOnly with stability and peace will democratization process be successful
Anarchy begets anarchy, not democracyRiots beget riots, not democracyDemocracy can be introduced only through constitution
VOA, BBC-sowing hatredamong the peopleRFA, DVB-generating publicoutrageDo not allow ourselves to beswayed by killer broadcastsdesigned to cause troubles
People’s DesireWe favour peace and stabilityWe favour developmentWe oppose unrest and violenceWipe out those inciting unrestand violence
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Only when health staff make efforts for winning reliance andtrust of patients, will images of general hospitals be glitterVice-President Dr Sai Mauk Kham visits Nay Pyi Taw General Hospital (1000-bed)
NAY PYI TAW, 1 June—Vice-President of the Republic of the Unionof Myanmar Dr Sai Mauk Khamyesterday afternoon visited Nay PyiTaw General Hospital (1000-bed)where Medical Superintendent DrPhyu Phyu reported on the history ofthe hospital, strength of staff, providingof medical treatment and requi-rements.
Union Minister for Health Dr PeThet Khin gave a supplementaryreport.
In his address, the Vice-Presidentsaid that he arrived there to knowrequirements of the hospital and healthcare services for the people and tofulfill the requir-ements.
He stressed the need for doctors,nurses and health staff to provide healthcare services to the people with loving-kindness and compa-ssion.
Only when they make efforts forwinning reliance and trust of the patients,will the images of general hospitals beglitter in the future.
After hearing health care servicespresented by the medical super-
intendent and specialists, the Vice-President ful-filled the requirementsof the hospital.
Later, the Vice-President visiteddepartments of the hospital and leftnecessary instructions.
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Vice-President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Dr Sai Mauk Kham at Nay Pyi Taw GeneralHospital (1000-bed).—MNA