Union Religious Affairs Minister carries out religious tasks

NAY PYI TAW, 20 April- Union Minister for Religious Affairs Thura U Myint Maung on 14 April inspected works for keeping Bagan International Theravada Buddhist Research Dhamma Thabin neat and clean and construction of Dhamma Duta Yaungkyi Building.
He then went to Taungzalak Youths Training School in Pakokku where he provided cash assistance and journals, magazines and religious books for the library.

In the afternoon, he inspected progress of Sinmaye Village Basic Education Middle School (branch) new building in Yesagyo Township. He met community elders and villagers and presented journals and magazines for the library. He then presented offertories to the abbot of the Bongkyaung Monastery.

He also inspected construction of concrete bridges in Sinchaung Village and Zigon Village, construction of new BEMS school building and village library in Sinchaung Village.

The Union Minister on 15 April morning paid obeisance to Pakhan Sithushin Tharakkhan Buddha Image in ancient Pakhangyi city and inspected construction of Yesagyo Township Sasana Beikman.

The Union Minister on 16 April visited the 1000-acre plantation of the Myanmar War Veterans Organization (Central) in Ohnmakha Village, Nawnghkio Township.-MNA

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