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* Development of agriculture as the base and all-rounddevelopment of other sectors of the economy as well

* Proper evolution of the market-oriented economic sys-tem

* Development of the economy inviting participation interms of technical know-how and investments fromsources inside the country and abroad

* The initiative to shape the national economy must be keptin the hands of the State and the national peoples

* Uplift of the morale and morality of the entire na-tion

* Uplift of national prestige and integrity and preser-vation and safeguarding of cultural heritage andnational character

* Uplift of dynamism of patriotic spirit* Uplift of health, fitness and education standards of

the entire nation

* Stability of the State, community peace and tranquillity,prevalence of law and order

* National reconsolidation* Emergence of a new enduring State Constitution* Building of a new modern developed nation in accord

with the new State Constitution

Four economic objectives

Four social objectives

Four political objectivesNay Pyi Taw Command Commander attends opening

of Outara Thiri HospitalNAY PYI TAW, 12 Nov — Commander of Nay Pyi

Taw Command Brig-Gen Maung Maung Aye at-tended the opening of first phase (40 beds) at Interna-tional-standard 300-bed Outara Thiri Hospital in NayPyi Taw District this morning.

It was also attended by Minister for Progress of BorderAreas and National Races and Development Affairs NayPyi Taw Mayor U Thein Nyunt, Minister for Hotels andTourism U Soe Naing, Minister for Health Dr KyawMyint, Minister for Cooperatives U Tin Htut, deputyministers, departmental heads, medical superintendents,

specialists, guests, managing director of Pinlon HospitalEnterprise Group and staff.

The commander, the mayor and managing director ofthe hospital group formally opened the hospital.

Later, the commander, the mayor, the ministers,the deputy ministers and guests viewed the hospital.The construction of Outara Thiri Hospital, which isexpected to complete in December 2010, was startedon 14 November 2008. Its first phase (40 beds) wasopened today.

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NAY PYI TAW, 12 Nov— The Union Election Commission issued Noti-fication No.127/2010 today. The translation of the notification is as follows:

The Union of MyanmarUnion Election Commission

Nay Pyi TawNotification No. l27 /2010

6th Waxing of Tazaungmone 1372 ME12 November 2010

Announcement of names of Pyithu Hluttaw representativesAccording to the statements issued in accord with the Article 49 (b) of

Pyithu Hluttaw Election Law by Region and State Subcommissions that thefollowing persons are representatives-elect in the Multiparty Democracy Gen-eral Elections held on 7 November 2010, it is hereby announced that they arePyithu Hluttaw representatives in the constituencies shown against them.

Union Solidarity andDevelopment Party

Sr. Name CSC Number Constituency Party/Independentcandidate

Kachin State1.

2.3.4.5.

U Thein Zaw

U Yein BormU Myo SweU Kyaw Soe LayU Phone Swe

10/KaHtaNa(N)009269

1/WaMaNa(N)0033274/HaKhaNa(N)0095781/MaNyaNa(N)0339697/AhTaNa(N)004822

Myitkyina

WaingmawTanaiMohnyinMogaung

NUPUSDPUSDPUSDP


6.7.8.

9.

10.

11.

Kayin State12.

13.14.15.16.17.Rakhine State18.

19.20.21.22.23.24.25.

U Ohn MyintU Lun MaungU Zaw Tun

U Tun Thein (a)U Tun TunU Win Naing (a)U PhyuDaw Dwe Bu

Daw Nan Sae Owa

U Saw Thein AungU Sai Than NaingU Saw Nay Kaw KyeeU Thurein ZawU Saw Htut Khaung Lwin

U Maung Nyo

U Tun Aung KyawU Aung Tun ThaU Tha SeinU Aung Sein ThaU Pe ThanU Aung Kyaw ZanDaw Khin Saw Wai

12/YaKaNa(N)01044210/MaDaNa(N)0299961/MaMaNa(N)025647

1/MaKaNa(N)028072

1/YaKaNa(N)003024

1/MaKaNa(N)037405

3/BaAhNa(N)020987

3/BaAhNa(N)0099953/PhaPaNa(N)0009173/ThaTaNa(N)01316613/KaTaNa(N)0046813/KaHsaKa(N)017187

10/SaTaNa(N)006844

11/SaTaNa(N)00596711/MaUNa(N)00502212/UTaKa(N)01523911/SaTaNa(N)01090811/MaPaTa(N)0075217/ThaKaNa(N)06183312/MaGaTa(N)069675

PhakantBhamoMomauk

Mansi

Shweku

M’Jangyang

Hpa-an

HlaingbwePapunThandaunggyiKawkareikKya-in-Seikkyi

Sittway

PonnagyunMraukUKyauktawMinbyaMyebonPauktawYathedaung

USDPUSDPShan NationalitiesDemocratic PartyUSDP

USDP

Unity and DemocracyParty of Kachin State(UDPKS)

Phalon-SawawDemocratic PartyPSDPUSDPKayin Peoples PartyUSDPUSDP

Rakhine NationalitiesDevelopment PartyRNDPRNDPRNDPRNDPRNDPRNDPRNDP

Commander of

Nay Pyi Taw

Command

Brig-Gen Maung

Maung Aye,

ministers, deputy

ministers and guests

view Outara Thiri

Hospital.—MNA

Pyithu Hluttaw representatives-elect announced

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2 THE NEW LIGHT OF MYANMAR Saturday, 13 November, 2010

Saturday, 13 November, 2010

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 Desire

Myanmar is home to various nationalraces, who have been living in unity andamity from time immemorial.

Learning experiences from theMyanmar history, Our Three Main NationalCauses – non-disintegration of the Union,non-disintegration of national consolidationand perpetuation of sovereignty – are thenational policy that all the citizens must upholdand safeguard as their ultimate desire.

With a nation or region with peace andstability prevailing, its political, economicand social conditions will be improving.

The State always prioritizes peace,stability and progress. It is also constantlystriving for the improvement of the economyand education of the national people. Asnational reconsolidation has been forged, therehave been more friendship and understandingamong the national brethren.

Paddy output is on the increase in theagriculture sector fundamental to the nationaleconomy. The State is manufacturingmachines and import-substitute items byestablishing industrial regions and zones. Thepeople are now enjoying fruits of developmentresulting from trading commodities.

Today, Myanmar is on the road todemocracy for building up a democraticnation. The making of the nation requires agigantic effort. All the national people aremarching towards the goal of democracyalong with already-achieved developmentfruits and national unity.

March towards the democracygoal with peace and stability

NAY PYI TAW, 12Nov — Minister forConstruction U KhinMaung Myint attendedthe signing ceremony ofBOT contract betweenPubl ic Works andUnion of MyanmarEconomic HoldingsLimited a t Tawwin

Public Works, UMEHL ink BOT contracts

The minister madean opening address, andManaging Director UWin Than of UMEHLspoke words of thanks.

Next , ManagingDirector U Kyaw Lin ofPubl ic Works andUMEHL ManagingDirector U Win Than

Kumudra Hotel in NayPyi Taw Hotel Zoneyesterday.

It was also attendedby Attorney-General UAye Maung, deputyministers, departmentalheads of the ministryand off ic ia ls ofUMEHL.

signed contracts andexchanged notes.

Public Works andUMEHL s ignedcontrac ts forconst ruct ion ofYangon-Pyay-Magwayand No (4) Highwaythrough BOT system atthe ceremony.—MNA

YANGON, 12 Nov — A ceremony to providecash and kind for storm victims in Rakhine Statewas held at the hall of Fire Service Department(Head Office) in Mayangon Township here thismorning.

On behalf of Minister for Social Welfare,Relief and Resettlement U Maung Maung Swe,

Cash and kind donated for storm victims

Deputy Minister U Kyaw Myint accepted thedonations.

Myanmar Fisheries Federation donated fishingnets worth K 72,442,500, U Kyin Oo of PopularPlastic K 600,000 and 39th Street dwellers ofKyauktada Township K 381,000 to Storm Girivictims.— MNA

A signing ceremony of BOT contract between Public Works and Union of Myanmar EconomicHoldings Limited in progress in the presence of Minister for Construction

U Khin Maung Myint.—MNA

SWRR Deputy

Minister

U Kyaw Myint

accepts

fishing nets

worth

K 72,442,500

donated by

Myanmar

Fisheries

Federation.

MNA

YANGON, 12 Nov — With the aim of turning outskillful fire fighters and conducting research onfirefighting skills with momentum in accord with theneed of applying modern fire extinguishingtechnology, a paper reading session was held at themeeting hall of Fire Service Department (Head Office)

FSD holds paper readingsession on research and

development

in Mayangon Township here this afternoon.It was attended by Diretcor-General U Tin Moe

of FSD and officials of Control Office (LowerMyanmar), FSD (Head Office) and fire stations inYangon Region.

In the session, officials concerned gave accountsof foam compound to be used in fire fighting andtechniques, and answered questions raised by thosepresent. The similar sessions will be held everymonth.—MNA

YANGON, 12 Nov—KMD sales & service willhold Tazaungdaing Special Sales Road Show at KMDsales centre (Pansodan branch) on Pansodan Street(middle block) in Yangon on 17 November only.Various kinds of PC brands and All in One PC will beoffered at special price, and computer accessories at 60% discounted price.

KMD education centre will also accept traineeswith 20 % discount on the same day. For more information,contact KMD sales & service centre (Ph: 245180, 385177,385877 and 204071).—MNA

KMD Tazaungdaing SpecialSales on 17 Nov

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KANDAHAR, 12Nov—Security oper-ations are to be increasedin the Afghan City ofKandahar to preventattacks before theMuslim festival of Eidand a key NATOconference, a UScommander said onThursday.

“We think that theTaleban are going to tryand stage an explosion orseries of explosions atEid to create a mediabuzz to give the

Security increased in Kandaharbefore Eid

An Afghan National Police officer stands at PoliceSub-Station 15 in the Mahalajat area on the edge of

Kandahar City on 6 Nov, 2010.— INTERNET

perception of in-security,” LieutenantColonel Victor Garciatold AFP. Garcia, thedeputy commander ofoperations in and aroundthe volatile southerncity, and military policecommander LieutenantColonel John Voorhees,both said the threat was“very serious”, withoutdisclosing furtherdetails.

The holy day andfestival of Eid al-Adha,marked by the ritual

slaughter of sheep, goats,cows and other livestockto commemorateIbrahim’s acceptance ofGod’s command tosacrifice his son Ismail, isdue to begin nextTuesday. Leaders of the28-member NATOalliance meet in Lisbonthree days later, withdiscussions likely to bedominated by a timetablefor the handover ofsecurity to Afghanforces.

Internet

TEHERAN, 12 Nov—Iran is building its ownadvanced anti-aircraftmissile system, afterRussia wouldn’t sell itone, a top commander ofIran’s eliteRevolutionary Guardsaid Wednesday. GenMohammad HasanMansourian said Iran

Iran building its own anti-aircraftmissile system

Iraqi soldiers man acheckpoint at the

entrance of the southerncity of Basra in March2010. A car bomb in acrowded market in thesouthern Iraqi city of

Basra on Monday killedat least 10 people and

wounded 30, a militaryofficer said.

INTERNET

Despite ban, Palestinians build the settlements

RIYADH, 12 Nov—The Interior Minister saysSaudi Arabia is on alert for a possibleal-Qaeda attack next week during hajj, the annualIslamic pilgrimage that draws millions ofworshippers to the holy cities of Mecca andMedina.

Prince Nayef did not mention any specificthreat or intelligence on an attack. But when hewas asked at a news conference about thepossibility of an al-Qaeda strike on hajj, hesaid: “We don’t rule out any possibility ofsomething that disturbs the security” of thepilgrims.

The hajj begins on 15 Nov and lasts forseveral days. Saudi Arabia gave the West keyintelligence on two mail bombs recentlyintercepted after they were sent on planes fromneighboring Yemen. Al-Qaeda in Yemen claimedresponsibility.— Internet

Saudi Arabia on alert foral-Qaeda attack

ISLAMABAD, 12Nov—Pakistani autho-rities detained anAmerican man at anairport in the country’seast on Thursday forcarrying 30 rounds ofammunition in hisluggage, officials said.Airport officials in theeastern city of Lahoredetained the man upondiscovering the roundsin his bags. They thenturned him over topolice.

Police officerSuhail Kazmi said theman told authoritiesthat he and his wifewere on their way to theUnited States. He saidthe man was a retiredteacher at a missionaryschool in Lahore. Theman told investigatorsthat he had purchasedthe ammunition forhunting, and that he didnot realize he wasviolating the law bytraveling with therounds, Kazmi said.The US Embassy saidThursday that it waslooking into the case.

Internet

Pakistandetains US man

at airportwill soon test its ownversion of the S-300missile system, which isstill being developed atmilitary industrial sites,the official IRNA newsagency reported.

Mansourian’s com-ments come after Russiabanned all sales of S-300missile systems to Iran,citing the latest round oftough UNsanctions.Russia signed a 2007contract to sell thesophisticated systemsthat would havedramatically boostedIran’s ability to defendagainst air strikes. Israeland the United Statesobjected to the deal.

“The Iranian versionof S-300 system iscurrently undergoing

field modifications andis at the testing stage.Other long-range anti-aircraft missile systemsare also being designed,”IRNA quotedMansourian as saying.Mansourian said Russiahas caved in to US andIsraeli pressures despitea valid deal.

“To meet part of oursecurity needs in thefield of air defence, wesought to purchaseS-300 from Russia but itrefused to deliver thedefensive weapon underpressures from the USand the Zionist regime,citing UN SecurityCouncil resolution 1929as a pretext,” he said.

Internet

ARIEL, 12 Nov—It’s astartling fact: The workersbuilding Israel’s WestBank settlements havegenerally beenPalestinians even thoughPalestinians widelyconsider totally immoralfor us to work insettlements,” saidEconomics MinisterHassan Abu Libdeh, anenthusiastic supporter ofthe law which passed inApril and bansPalestinians from such

In this photo taken on 9 Nov, 2010, a constructionsite in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Ariel.

INTERNET

work. Abu Libdeh saidthe ban which imposesfines of up to $14,000 andjail time of up to fiveyears for violators — willeventually be enforced.But for now, he said, thegovernment is holding offwhile it searches for waysto help workers switchjobs. About 21,000Palestinians currentlywork in settlements,either in construction,agriculture or industry.Their ability to return to

the settlements in recentyears — after a period ofviolence from 2000-2005which saw the twopeoples separated almostcompletely — has beenkey to the mini-revival ofthe Palestinianeconomy.— Internet

KARACHI, 12 Nov—At least 15 people were killed and 100 injured in asuspected Taleban suicide car bomb attack on Thursday at a security compoundin Pakistan’s largest city Karachi where militants are held, officials said.

The attack took place at the compound of the police Crime InvestigationDepartment, metres from the provincial chief minister’s house in a centraldistrict known as the “red zone” because of its high security status.

Azam Tariq, a spokesman for the Tehrik-e-Taleban Pakistan (TTP),claimed responsibility for the attack which he said was in retaliation for USair strikes in the country’s northwestern tribal areas.

“It’s a reaction to the drone strikes and such attacks will continue untildrone strikes are stopped,” he told Reuters. The building is used to hold andinterrogate a number of militants, including those from banned organizations.It was not immediately clear how many were inside at the time of the attack.

Sharmila Farooqi, a spokeswoman for the government of Sindh Provincewhere Karachi is the capital, said at least 15 people were killed and 100injured.

MNA/Reuters

Suicide car bomb kills at least15 in Karachi

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Sr. Name CSC Number Constituency Party/IndependentcandidateSr. Name CSC Number Constituency Party/Independent

candidate

(from page 1)

Sd/ Thein SoeChairman

Union Election Commission

26.

27.

28.29.30.31.32.33.34.

Shan State35.36.

37.38.

U Zaw Ki Ahmad (a)U Aung Zaw WinU Shwe Maung (a)Abdu RawzekU Ba SheinU Aung SeinU Ba HteeU Thein SweU Ye TunDr San HlaingU Nyi Lay (a)U Kyi Tha

U San LinU Win Swe

U Tin Naing TheinU Win Kyi

12/PaBaTa(N)029951

12/PaZaTa(N)036306

11/KaPhaNa(N)00732312/KaMaRa(N)00475711/RaBaNa(N)00287112/DaGaNa(N)01043711/ThaTaNa(N)00567811/TaKaNa(N)00165812/DaGaNa(N)016730

13/TaKaNa(N)04707012/PaBaTa(N)007902

12/DaGaNa(N)01183813/PaTaRa(N)034690

Maungtaw

Buthidaung

KyaukpyuManaungYanbyeAnThandweTaungupGwa

TaunggyiNyaungshwe

KalawPindaya

USDP

USDP

RNDPUSDPUSDPUSDPUSDPUSDPUSDP

USDPInn NationalitiesDevelopment PartyUSDPUSDP

39.

40.41.42.43.

44.45.46.47.48.49.50.51.52.

U Aung Thein

U Khin Maung MyintU FransiscoU Khin Maung ThiU Htay Lwin (a)U Di LoneDaw Nan Wah NuU Sai Maung TinU Sai Tun AyeU Sai Oum Hsai MongU Kyaw Tin ShweU Sai Hla KyawU Sai Kyaw MyintU Sai NgawngHsai HeinU Tun Myint Oo

13/RaNgaNa(N)015844

13/RaSaNa(N)00909113/PhaKhaNa(N)00537213/LaLaNa(N)00577113/NaSaNa(N)000105

13/TaKaNa(N)1915441/MaTaNa(N)08166213/MaKaNa(N)00117813/KaThaNa(N)01743913/MaRaNa(N)00141713/HaPaNa(N)02697013/ThaPaNa(N)00818913/MaNaNa(N)00171413/TaKaNa(N)048027

Ywangan

YaksawkPekhonLoilemNamhsan

KunhingLaikhaMongkaiKyaythiMongshuLangkhoMongnaiMaukmaiMongpang

Independentcandidate USDP USDP USDP USDP

SNDP SNDP SNDP SNDP USDP SNDP SNDP USDP SNDP

NAY PYI TAw,12 Nov—The Union Election Commission issued Notification

No.128/2010 today. The translation of the Notification is as follows:


Nay Pyi TawNotification No. 128/2010

6th Waxing of Tazaungmone 1372 ME12 November, 2010

Announcement of names of Amyotha Hluttaw representativesAccording to the statements issued in accord with the Article 49 (b) of the

Amyotha Hluttaw Election Law by Region and State Subcommissions that thefollowing persons are representatives-elect in the Multiparty Democracy GeneralElections held on 7 November 2010, it is hereby announced that they are AmyothaHluttaw representatives-elect in the constituencies shown against them.

Amyotha Hluttaw representatives-elect announced

No. 1

No. 2No. 3No. 4No. 5No. 6


1.

2.3.4.5.6.

U Saw Aung KyawNaing (a) Shar BuPhawU Kan NyuntU Saw Nyein ThinU Saw Than TunU Saw Tun Mya AungDaw Nan Ni Ni Aye

3/BaAhNa(N) 023199

10/ThaPhaRa(N) 0357413/LaBaNa(N) 0289003/BaAhNa(N) 19609612/LaKaNa(N) 0205023/BaAhNa(N) 013826

Kayin State

Rakhine State

Phalon-SawawDemocratic Party

USDPPSDPPSDPUSDPUSDP

Shan State

Sd/Thein SoeChairman


7.8.9.

10.

11.12.

13.14.15.16.

17.18.19.20.21.

22.23.24.

U Saw Taw PaleU Aung Myint TheinU Min Myo Tint Lwin

Dr Aye Maung

U Kyaw KyawU Khin Maung (a)U Aung Kyaw OoU Maung Saw PruU Kyaw Tun AungU Khin Maung LattU Zar Yerd Romam (a) U Htay WinU Maung Thar KhinU Maung Aye TunU Ohn TinU Nyo TunU Myint Hlaing

U Nyan LinU Sai Kyaw Zaw ThanU Shu Maung

3/ThaTaNa(N) 0012033/KaKaRa(N) 0105383/KaKaRa(N) 056745

13/NaKhaNa(N) 009999

11/MaUNa(N) 00508912/RaKaNa(N) 019016

AH-06537412/KaMaRa(N) 03521911/SaTaNa(N) 013877

MDW-24747711/MaTaNa(N) 00494611/BaThaTa(N) 00080612/TaMaNa(N) 00637911/AhMaNa(N) 02294411/ThaTaNa(N) 028530

13/TaKaNa(N) 04701113/KaTaNa(N) 00581012/DaGaNa(N) 010907

No. 7No. 9No. 10

No. 1

No. 2No. 3

No. 4No. 5No. 6

No. 7No. 8No. 9No. 10No. 11No. 12

No. 1No. 2No. 8

Kayin Peoples PartyUSDPAll Mon RegionsDemocracy Party

Rakhine NationalitiesDevelopment PartyRNDPRNDP

RNDPRNDPRNDP

USDPUSDPUSDPRNDPUSDPUSDP

USDPSNDPUSDP


NAY PYI TAw, 12 Nov — The Union Election Commission issued No-tification No.129/2010 today. The translation of the notification is as fol-lows:


Nay Pyi TawNotification No. l29 /2010

6th Waxing of Tazaungmone 1372 ME12 November 2010

Announcement of names of Region and State Hluttawrepresentatives

According to the statements issued in accord with the Article 49 (b) of Re-gion and State Hluttaw Election Law by Region and State Subcommissions that thefollowing persons are representatives-elect in the Multiparty Democracy General Elec-tions held on 7 November 2010, it is hereby announced that they are Region and StateHluttaw representatives in the constituencies shown against them.

Region and State Hluttaw representatives-elect announced


Kachin State1.

2.

3.4.5.

6.7.8.

9.10.11.12.13.

U Kaman Du Naw

U Khin Maung Tun

U Mya AungU Htaw LwanU Alay Par

Daw BaukgyarU La John Ngan HsaiU Kwam HsaungHsam OngU Nyunt AungU Nyi LayU Soe NweU Kyaw MyintU An Fraung Gam

1/MakaNa(N)024334

1/MaKaNa(N)022212

1/WaMaNa(N)0044541/WaMaNa(N)0295621/HsaLaNa(N)000537

9/MaRaTa(N)0117581/MaKaNa(N)0780721/TaNaNa(N)001405

1/TaNgaNa(N)0049711/MaNyaNa(N)0198181/MaKaTa(N)0772201/MaKaTa(N)0343731/MaKaTa(N)057537

Myitkyina (1)

Myitkyina(2)

Waingmaw (1)Waingmaw (2)M’Jangyang (1)

Sumprabum (1)Tanai (1)Tanai (2)

Mohnyin (1)Mohnyin (2)Mogaung (1)Mogaung (2)Phakant (1)

National UnityPartyUnion Solidarity andDevelopment PartyNUPNUPUnity and Democ-racy Party of KachinState (UDPKS)USDPUSDPUSDP

USDPUSDPUSDPUSDPUSDP

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14.15.16.17.18.

19.20.21.22.Kayah State23.24.25.26.

27.28.29.30.31.32.33.34.35.

Kayin State36.

37.

38.39.

40.41.

42.43.

44.45.46.

47.48.49.50.

Taninthayi Region51.52.53.54.55.56.57.58.59.60.61.62.63.64.65.66.

67.Bago Region68.69.70.

U Sai Myint KyawU Kyaw SweU Tun SheinU Hsut NaungU Myo Aung

U Tun KyaingU Sai Maung ShweU Aung NaingU Pho Pa Kywe

U Kyaw SweU Koe YeU Tot YeU Poe Ye (a)U Po Ye Yan AungU Saw Hoo HooU RichardU Ye WinU Aye MaungU Chit HlaU Than Kyaw SoeU Saw Ko DiU Thein TunU Aung Naing Oo

U Saw Kyi Lin

U Saw Khin MaungMyintU Min Aung LinU Saw Shar TuntPhaungU Pado Aung HsanU Saw Christopher

U Saw J A Win MyintU Chit Hlaing

U Than DaingU Mahn Hla MyaingU Min Soe Thein (a)Naing Min Soe TheinU Saw Aung KyawMinU Khin KyuuU Naing Chit OoU Khun Than Myint

U Than AungU Myat KoDr Win AungU Kyaw HtweU Ngwe WinU Soe HtwayU Shwe SanU Tun MyintU Khin ZawDr Kyaw HsanU Win SweU Htin Aung KyawU Kyi WinDr Win AungU Tun AyeU Aung KyawKyaw OoU Saw Ha Bi

U Win TinU Ye Myint TunU Aye Soe

1/MaKaNa(N)0151501/BaMaNa(N)0229041/BaMaNa(N)0221531/MaMaNa(N)0034141/MaMaNa(N)011571

1/MaSaNa(N)0064121/MaSaNa(N)0030551/YaKaNa(N)0043051/YaKaNa(N)018258

2/DaMaHsa(N)0138702/LaKaNa(N)0290812/DaMaHsa(N)0026372/DaMaHsa(N)003733

2/PhaRaHsa(N)0011512/PhaRaHsa(N)0013132/YaTaNa(N)0002322/YaTaNa(N)0003562/BaLaKha(N)0023942/LaKaNa(N)0455052/PhaHsaNa(N)0030312/LaKaNa(N)0265372/DaMaHsa(N)000379

3/LaBaNa(N)007134

3/BaAhNa(N)023387

6/HtaWaNa(N)09794010/KaMaRa(N)000722

3/BaAhNa(N)2970013/ThaTaNa(N)011946

3/ThaTaNa(N)0001253/MaWaTa(N)002070

3/MaWaTa(N)0053613/KaKaRa(N)0146343/KaKaRa(N)035379

3/BaAhNa(N)0521607/PaMaNa(N)0692623/BaAhNa(N)1361393/BaAhNa(N)017495

6/KaSaNa(N)03061312/MaGaTa(N)0686426/LaLaNa(N)0026996/LaLaNa(N)0015636/ThaRaKha(N)0019216/ThaRaKha(N)0159396/RaPhaNa(N)0015406/RaPhaNa(N)0017188/MaKaNa(N)0898276/MaAhRa(N)0268206/PaLaNa(N)0035917/RaKaNa(N)0124686/KaThaNa(N)00498612/BaHaNa(N)0142346/BaPaNa(N)0182986/TaThaRa(N)019518

6/LaLaNa(N)044392

12/UKaTa(N)1048677/PaKhaNa(N)0019927/ThaNaPa(N)015252

Phakant (2)Bhamo (1)Bhamo (2)Momauk (1)Momauk (2)

Mansi (1)Mansi (2)Shwegu (1)Shwegu (2)

Loikaw (1)Loikaw (2)Dimawhso (1)Dimawhso (2)

Prusho (1)Prusho (2)Shadaw (1)Shadaw (2)Bawlake (2)Pasawng (1)Pasawng (2)Meisei (1)Meisei (2)

Hpa-an (1)

Hpa-an (2)

Hlaingbwe (1)Hlaingbwe (2)

Papun (2)Thandaunggyi (1)

Thandaunggyi (2)Myawady (1)

Myawady (2)Kawkareik (1)Kawkareik (2)

Kya-in-Seikkyi (1)Bamar NationalMon NationalPa-O National

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7/PaKhaTa(N)0145957/PaKhaTa(N)0051687/PaTaNa(N)0791567/PaTaNa(N)0483827/PaTaTa(N)0585957/PaTaTa(N)0472287/ThaKaNa(N)000303

7/ThaKaNa(N)0013097/RaTaNa(N)0115907/RaTaNa(N)0708607/ThaWaTa(N)0003217/ThaWaTa(N)00266212LaMaNa(N)0123657/LaPaTa(N)0551777/MaLaNa(N)0294267/MaLaNa(N)0581847/AhPhaNa(N)0030127/AhPhaNa(N)0432097/ZaKaNa(N)0060007/NaTaLa(N)0250177/NaTaLa(N)0002837/MaNyaNa(N)0014267/MaNyaNa(N)0477417/KaPaKa(N)0114027/KaPaKa(N)00572412/RaKaNa(N)023698

13/LaLaNa(N)0214208/MaKaNa(N)0791528/RaNaKha(N)0036138/RaNaKha(N)0556808/KhaMaNa(N)0460388/KhaMaNa(N)1041478/TaTaKa(N)0575038/TaTaKa(N)0157808/MaThaNa(N)0021738/MaThaNa(N)0032058/NaMaNa(N)0028488/NaMaNa(N)0683743/BaAhNa(N)0100608/MaBaNa(N)0681638/PaPhaNa(N)0000988/PaPhaNa(N)0251438/SaLaNa(N)020466

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9/MaNaMa(N)05676313/LaRaNa(N)00770412/TaMaNa(N)0056599/MaRaMa(N)013365

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NAY PYI TAW, 12 Nov — Of representatives-elect for respective Hluttaws inMultiparty Democracy General Elections held on 7 November 2010, the announcementon remaining lists of representatives-elect will be issued.—MNA

Announcement of remaining lists of representatives-elect to be continued

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The 2010 multiparty democracy generalelections have been completed successfully. Andthe Myanmar people have passed the fifth of theseven-step Road Map successfully.

The multiparty democracy general electionswere simultaneously held in States and Regionsnationwide on 7 November. All the polling stationsopened simultaneously at 6 am and the voters casttheir ballots earnestly. Election news was reportedon TV and in dailies and private journals. It washeartening to see that the people happily went topolling stations and cast their votes, enjoying thefirst ever voting right they got in 20 years.

The media featured the election imagescolourfully such as the polling station officer’sannouncement of the opening of polling stationsand the people lining up to vote, drawing up ballotpapers, choosing the candidates they liked insecret polling booths and putting their ballotpapers into the ballot boxes. When the time cameto close the polling stations in the evening, wefound arrangements were being made for thevoters assembling in the compound of pollingstations to be able to cast their votes before 4 pm.We also witnessed through media that in countingvotes after the closing of polling stations, voteswere being counted, checked and recorded in asystematic way in the presence of the pollingstation officers, responsible persons, members ofsubcommissions concerned, representativesappointed by Hluttaw candidates, the voters andthe observers.

Studying these facts, it can clearly be seenthat all necessary measures were taken in accordwith the election law and rules to ensure a freeand fair election as well as transparency and all-inclusiveness. Likewise, systematicarrangements were made in the media sector sothat the people could observe the real electionprocesses nationwide as if they were witnessingpersonally.

We saw ambassadors to Myanmar, chargesd’ affaires ai, resident representatives of UNagencies, members of Myanmar Foreign

Welcome and accept national victory cheerfully

Correspondents Club and journalists and reportersfrom local journals and magazines observing thecasting of the votes at the polling stations since themorning of the election day. All these arrangementswere made in order that both the nation and theinternational community could know the transparentand free and fair election of Myanmar, the activeparticipation of Myanmar people in electionprocesses, the expression of public desires and thesystematic election processes. In other words, wehave invited all to see to the acid test of theelections.

In so doing, authorities concerned with fullrespect invited all foreign diplomats and residentrepresentatives from UN agencies to observe the18 constituencies across the country. The USand EU diplomats refused to come with. Beforethe elections, there were various accusationsthat the elections would not be transparent, freeand fair without foreign observers. But again,the invitation was turned down. It was toodifficult to understand them.

In reality, the US and the EU are godfathersof democracy. Whatever place and whateverissue, they talk about democracy repeatedly.What’s more, they are always saying that theywant to see democracy flourishing in Myanmarand promote the democracy cause of Myanmar.In practice, they turned a blind eye to themultiparty general elections, the first steptowards democracy in Myanmar. It can beassumed that they failed to encourage thedemocracy cause and disrupt the systematicdemocratic process in Myanmar. It is sodisappointing.

To make matters worse, the statement ofPresident Obama was released from the WhiteHouse on the Myanmar election day. As usual, theymade one-sided accusations that the elections ofMyanmar would be window dressing. Besides, thestatements says that they will closely watchMyanmar in the post-election period by puttingpressure on and continuing engagements andsanctions against Myanmar. It is not strange that

western diplomats are making such accusationsbecause even the President himself of the worldpower is openly interfering in the internal affairsof other countries.

State Secretary Clinton also made astatement the same day, echoing her president’sstatement. Likewise, the committee of membersof parliament of European Union made astatement. It is crystal clear that the westernbloc is making attacks without any reason byslandering the Myanmar elections in whichthe person or party they favour did not takepart. They cannot see anything as long as theyare turning a blind eye to Myanmar’s purity,transparency, effort and success.

I would like to continue to say that thewestern diplomats not only received politicalparties and politicians frequently at theirembassies and residences but also visited theparty headquarters and the homes of thepoliticians. Moreover, they went to borderareas and held discussions with national raceparties and national race groups many times.They did not support the elections althoughthey took great interest in Myanmar’sdemocracy affairs. Their acts are not sensibleand reasonable.

Although the western diplomats failed torecognize the first step of Myanmardemocratization, diplomats of neighbouringcountries including ASEAN and other worldnations supported and recognized the aspirationsof Myanmar people for democratization byobserving the Myanmar democracy elections withfull of enthusiasm. They witnessed the realsituation of the elections. So all the diplomatswho observed the Myanmar elections praisedand recognized that Myanmar election wasfree and fair and it was held systematicallywith the massive participation of the entireMyanmar people who cast votes freely andactively in the elections and opened the door todemocracy in unison. Anyhow, we must begrateful to them for their support in the drivefor democratization process of the host country.

Despite the slanderous remarks onMyanmar elections by the western bloc, manyfriendly nations have witnessed the truth andmade a correct review. China, for example,welcomed Myanmar’s smooth multipartydemocracy general elections, saying that theelection was a vital part in its transition to anelected government, that smooth and successfulholding of the elections was a significant stepfor Myanmar, and that it is required torecognize and welcome the Myanmar elections.

Similarly, ASEAN welcomed theMyanmar elections. ASEAN Chair, Vietnam,issued a statement dated 8 November. Thestatement said ASEAN welcomes the (See page 9)

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In reality, the US and the EU are godfathers ofdemocracy. Whatever place and whatever issue, they talkabout democracy repeatedly. What’s more, they are alwayssaying that they want to see democracy flourishing inMyanmar and promote the democracy cause of Myanmar.In practice, they turned a blind eye to the multipartygeneral elections, the first step towards democracy inMyanmar. It can be assumed that they failed to encouragethe democracy cause and disrupt the systematic democraticprocess in Myanmar. It is so disappointing.

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(from page 8)Myanmar elections held on 7 November as asignificant step ahead the implementation ofthe seven-step Road Map for Democracy.ASEAN encourages Myanmar to continue toaccelerate the process of national reconciliationand democratization for stability anddevelopment in the country. ASEAN alsostresses the need for Myanmar to continue towork together with ASEAN and the UN in thisprocess. ASEAN stands ready to assistMyanmar if required and in accordance withthe ASEAN Charter. It is obvious that theentire international community, a true friendwith correct view, stands on our side althoughthere were slanderous remarks made by thosewho did not want to rejoice at other’s success.

It is true that all Myanmar people are fullysatisfied with the elections. They enjoyed the rightto cast their votes freely in accord with their ownviews, convictions and wishes. They are lookingforwards to the time when names of representativesthey elected are announced. No one but theMyanmar people could understand how much theelections were free and fair and how systematicallyand truly they were held.

All in all, an election is a normal political

Welcome and accept national… ASEAN welcomed the Myanmar elections. ASEANChair, Vietnam, issued a statement dated 8 November. Thestatement said ASEAN welcomes the Myanmar electionsheld on 7 November as a significant step ahead theimplementation of the seven-step Road Map for Democracy.ASEAN encourages Myanmar to continue to accelerate theprocess of national reconciliation and democratization forstability and development in the country. ASEAN alsostresses the need for Myanmar to continue to work togetherwith ASEAN and the UN in this process. ASEAN standsready to assist Myanmar if required and in accordance withthe ASEAN Charter.

Photo shows Outara Thiri Hospital.—MNA

Commander of Nay Pyi Taw Command Brig-Gen Maung Maung Aye,Nay Pyi Taw Mayor U Thein Nyunt and the Managing Director of

Ottarathiri Hospital formally open Outara Thiri Hospital.—MNA

Modern hospital equipment seen at Outara Thiri Hospital.—MNA

Nay Pyi TawC o m m a n dCommander…

(from page 1)The Outara

Thiri Hospital is thef i r s t ever p r iva tehospital in Nay Pyi Tawand has the standard ofSSC and Pinlon Hospi-tals in Yangon. It hasbeen planned to arrangeone-day t r ips o fspecialists at home andabroad for pa t ien t sfrom middle and upperMyanmar to provide in-te rna t iona l -s tandardmedical treatment.

The hosp i ta lhas been equipped with16 Slices CT Scanner,

Acqui red Examina-t ions-Head , Neck ,Ches t Abdomen,

Pelvis , Abdomen &Pelvis, Upper Limbs,Lower Limbs, Cervical

Spine, Tharacic Spine,Lumbar Spine ,Myclogram, Al l

angiograms, X-ray, Ul-trasound, Fluoros copyand C-arm.—MNA

process of most of world nations where electionsare held once every four or five years. They have todo their best to hold elections as one of the processesof internal affairs in accord with their own situations.Likewise, Myanmar saw smooth and successfulelections to be able to march toward the goal ofdemocracy. Under the systematic supervision ofthe Union Election Commission, the new chapterof democratization had been opened, going down

into the annals of Myanmar history as a free andfair election with the participation of the politicalparties and the people. Despite opposition fromthose who did not want to rejoice at others’success, I would like to honour again the electionsas a national victory the State and its people haveto hail and honour cheerfully.

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BEAVER ISLAND, 12 Nov— MuggsBass doesn’t own a computer. She’spretty much dead set against e-mail.Anyone who calls her home onMichigan’s remote Beaver Islandshould be prepared for a busy signal,

Technology a blessing, a curse forremote island

In this 6 Oct, 2010 photo, MuggsBass, 70, sits in her kitchen in her

home on Beaver Island, MichINTERNET

if she’s on her land-line phone. Shehas no cell.

“When you don’t have it, you don’tmiss it. That’s what I say,” says thespunky 70-year-old grandmother,who’s as comfortable telling jokes atthe local pub as she is attending Masseach morning.

Technology isn’t really her thing.So, it’s a small miracle when Bassdrives, once a month, to her island’srural health center to sit down in frontof a wide-screen television. There,she and a handful of other islandersconnect by video conference with asimilar group in Charlevoix, Mich, atwo-hour ferry ride to the south andeast.

They chat. They laugh. They crytogether.

All of them have, or have had,cancer, Bass included. Hers startedwith a lump in her breast and has sincemetastasized to her bones, making hercancer treatable, but incurable, herdoctors tell her.

Internet

NEW YORK, 12 Nov—AOL Inc has tapped Bankof America to explorestrategic optionsincluding a potentialYahoo Inc merger,according to peoplefamiliar with the matter.

Allen & Co LLC, aNew York-based bout-ique investment bank thatfocuses on media andentertainment, is alsoadvising AOL on itsoptions, said one of thesources.

The idea of

AOL taps BofA to mull Yahoo deal

The AOL logo is seen

on the outside of the

building housing the

companies corporate

headquarters in

New York.

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OAKLAND, 12 Nov— Oracle Corp CEO LarryEllison testified that SAP’s theft of its softwarecost his company $4 billion, doubling his previousestimate, but failed to bring strong supportingwritten evidence.

SAP lawyers immediately challenged Ellisonto back up the new figure, but Silicon Valley’s

SAP grills Oracle as Apotheker absent from trialOracle CEOLarry Ellisonspeaks during

his keynoteaddress at theOracle OpenWorld in San

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combining AOL withYahoo is still consideredin an early stage and maynot materialize into a deal,the sources said.

But the Yahoo deal iscompelling for AOLChief Executive TimArmstrong, who believeshe can do a better jobrunning a combinedcompany, the sourcessaid.

“First of all, Yahoohas to be approached andthis is nowhere close tothat point,” said one of

the sources.Getting Yahoo and

AOL to merge on a stockdeal is challenging, thatsource said.

Private equity firmsincluding Silver Lake,TPG Capital, MadisonDearborn Partners andKKR have previouslyapproached AOL toexplore a buyout ofYahoo but sources saidprivate equity interest hascooled over the past fewweeks.

Reuters

Fed officials voice concerns about bond buyingNEW YORK, 12 Nov— Three top Federal Reserve

officials on Monday voiced concerns about the centralbank's latest efforts to boost the economy, with onewarning the Fed's bond buying might need to be curbedto head-off inflation.

The remarks from Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, Dal-las Fed chief Richard Fisher and Thomas Hoenig of theKansas City Fed underscored the unease within the cen-tral bank about the decision to buy an additional $600billion in government debt. Last week's decision hassparked an unusually vocal public debate among Fedofficials and drawn the ire of many countries that saythe United States is deliberately pushing down the dol-lar.

Warsh raised the prospect that rising inflation riskscould prompt the central bank to scale back theprogramme even with unemployment still painfullyhigh.

“Policies should be altered if certain objectives aresatisfied, purported benefits disappoint, or potential risksthreaten to materialize,” Warsh said. “We haven't boughtourselves an eight month holiday. We bought ourselveseight months of hard work,” he said.—Internet

BERLIN, 12 Nov— Germany will extend threemilitary deployments including its contribution to anEU naval force tracking pirates off Somalia, thegovernment said on Wednesday.

Parliament must still approve the extension of themissions, in which Germany has provided 320personnel to the anti-piracy force, sent 120 soldiers toBosnia, and will send a ship with 220 soldiers to takepart in NATO’s Active Endeavour operation patrollingin the Mediterranean.

Defence Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenbergsaid on Tuesday Germany should be ready to use itsmilitary against pirates and to defend its economicinterests. Military deployments are still a sensitiveissue in Germany, more than 60 years after AdolfHitler’s Nazis started World War II. President HorstKoehler resigned in May after being accused of“gunboat diplomacy” for saying that militaryintervention was justified in an emergency to upholdGerman interests such as free trade routes.

MNA/ReutersMECCA, 12 Nov—Saudi Arabia pledged on

Wednesday to give Yemen whatever help it needed tofight al-Qaeda after the militant group claimedresponsibility for a recently foiled bomb plot, whichRiyadh helped uncover.

Late last month, authorities in Dubai and Britainintercepted two bombs hidden in toner cartridges destinedfor the United States from Yemen via FedEx and UnitedParcel Service, after a tip-off from Saudi Arabia. The al-Qaeda affiliate based in Yemen, plagued by armeddisorder, claimed responsibility for the attempt. “Thesecurity situation in Yemen is as important to us as thesecurity situation in the kingdom,” the Saudi InteriorMinister, Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz, told reporters inIslam’s holiest city Mecca where millions of Muslimsflock to the annual pilgrimage, or haj, next week. In thefirst remarks on the matter made by a top securityofficial from the US ally, Nayef said security cooperationbetween Saudi Arabia and Yemen was at the bestpossible level and that the kingdom would help itsimpoverished neighbour.—MNA/Reuters

German government extendsanti-pirate mission

Saudi Arabia vows help toYemen in fighting Qaeda

The US Federal Reserve Building is pictured inWashington, on 15 Dec, 2009.

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richest man said he could not cite documentationproving his company’s claim of the cost of lostbusiness. German-based SAP asserts that it owesOracle merely tens of millions of dollars.

Oracle’s star witness also failed to producetestimony of his public assertion that Hewlett-Packard Co’s new CEO, Leo Apotheker, knew ofthe theft when he headed SAP and did nothingabout it until Oracle sued.

A source told Reuters that Oracle had hiredprivate detectives to locate Apotheker so he couldbe subpoenaed to appear in the trial.

The normally brash, outspoken Ellison leftthe courtroom on Monday without speaking toreporters.

Reuters

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Traders work on the floor of the New York StockExchange on 8 Nov, 2010. —INTERNET

Asia shares gain amid higher commodity prices, G20BANGKOK, 12 Nov—Asian markets mostly

climbed Thursday amid higher commodity pricesand as President Barack Obama called on worldleaders at the Group of 20 summit to work together toadvance the economic recovery.

Oil jumped above $88 a barrel and prices forsome metals were also higher. The dollar fell againstthe euro and gained against the yen. Meetings ofworld leaders in South Korea on Thursday and Fridayand in Japan on the weekend provided the backgroundto trading.

Tensions over currencies and trade gaps areoverhanging the Group of 20 and APEC summits asAmerica’s move to flood its sluggish economy with$600 billion of cash and weaken the dollar triggersalarm in export-reliant nations from China toGermany.

Obama tried to defuse tensions, saying a strongUS economy would help the rest of the world and

Nepal police crackdown onillegal gambling

KATHMANDU, 12 Nov—Police in Nepal havelaunched a crackdown on casino operators, chargingthem with breaking the law by allowing local peopleto gamble, Kathmandu police chief Bhog BahadurThapa said on Thursday. Gambling is illegal inNepal, but eight hotels in the capital Kathmanduoperate casinos under special government licencesthat only allow them to admit foreign customers.

Police say five of the casinos routinely floutthe law by allowing locals to gamble, and theyhave issued warrants for the arrest of their owners.“The Nepal government issues licences for thecasinos on condition that they only allow foreignersto gamble,” Thapa told AFP.

“They are violating the law by letting Nepalesecitizens gamble.”

Police in Kathmandu conduct regular raids oncasinos and arrest locals found gambling. Thapasaid 28 arrests had been made during the recentfestival period in Nepal. Nepal’s first casino openedin 1968 in a hotel owned by former king Gyanendraand the industry has long been a draw for touristsfrom neighbouring India.—Internet

19 Chinese return home after Somali pirate ordealBEIJING, 12 Nov—A group of 17

Chinese sailors returned home safelyafter being held hostage more than fourmonths by Somali pirates who gave themonly one meal of boiled potatoes perday, newspapers reported on Thursday.The pirates were paid an undisclosedamount of money in ransom after theShanghai-based ship’s owner mortgagedhis home and all his shipping companyshares to raise funds, the Beijing Dailysaid.

The group arrived in Shanghai onWednesday on a flight from the QatariCapital of Doha, the paper said. All werein good health, despite having survivedfor 131 days on their potato diet andsuffering from limited water suppliesand poor hygiene conditions. All theirbelongings, including mobile phones andpersonal items, had been left on boardthe ship with the pirates, it said.

The sailors had been crewing theSingaporean-flagged “Golden Blessing”

Armed Somali pirates carrying outpreparations to a skiff in Hobyo,northeastern Somalia, in January

2010.— INTERNET

Lawsuit over air security at Vancouver GamesVANCOUVER, 12 Nov—

Small air operators whosewings were clipped bysecurity rules during theVancouver Olympicssaid on We-dnesday theyare suing the Canadiangovern-ment fordamages.

The six operators,including Pacific CoastalAirlines, say thegovernment ignored theirrequests for com-pensation, some-thingthey say is normally paidto businesses hurt bysecurity for events suchas G8 summits.

“It is quite unaccep-table that the Canadiangovernment will not faceup to its re-sponsibilities,” said JohnMcKenna, presi-dent ofthe Air Transport

Association of Canada,which says the lossesduring the Games toppedC$1 million. Canada alsohosted the G8 and G20summits in Toronto thisyear.

Aircraft were prohi-bited from flying nearOlympic venues im-mediately before andduring the Winter Gamesin Vancouver and BritishColumbia’s Whistlerresort in February, andtighter passengerscreening was requiredthrough-out the region.The charter and smallairline operatorscomplain they lost out ontourist revenue during theOlympics, and thescreening rules limitedtheir flights andprevented them from

carrying last-minutepassengers.

Mos t a i r t r ave lbe tween Vancouverand coastal commu-nities is done usingfloat-planes and smallaircraft, and does notinvolves less stringentpassenger screeningrequ i rements thanairports use. Officialsat Transport Canadawere not immediatelyavailable for commenton the lawsuit.

The security budgetfo r the VancouverGames was more thanC$900 million ($900million), nearly all ofwhich was paid for bythe federa l govern-ment.

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Cisco revenue outlook stokescompetition fears

NEW YORK, 12 Nov—Cisco Systems Inc hasgiven a disappointingsales forecast for thesecond quarter in a row,raising doubts about thenetwork equipmentmaker’s competitivechops despite an uptick inits most recent quarterlyearnings. Back in August,Cisco CEO JohnChambers rattledinvestors by pointing to“unusual uncertainty”among customers aboutthe pace of economicrecovery.

But some analystsworry the latest shortfallin Cisco’s revenueprojections may havemore to do with smallercompetitors eroding itsdominant market posi-tion. Juniper NetworksInc, for instance, is just afraction of Cisco’s size but

has grown revenuesteadily over the past fewyears. And last monthJuniper projected thatfourth-quarter sales willbe up at least 17 percentover the same quarter ayear ago.

While the numbersare not directly

comparable, Cisco saidWednesday that revenuefor the quarter runningfrom November throughJanuary will climb just 3percent to 5 percent.That’s less than half thegrowth rate that analystspredicted.

Internet

LONDON, 12 Nov—Eating a healthy diet maybe good for you, but itmay be unintentionallyslimming for theeconomies of somedeveloping countries, anew study says. Britishresearchers modelledwhat could happen ifpeople in Britain andBrazil adopted healthierdiets as defined by theWorld Health Organi-zation, including morefruits and vegetables andless meat and dairyproducts.

In Britain, expertsestimated that fixing the

Eat a carrot, hurt the economy?country’s bad eatinghabits might preventnearly 70,000 peoplefrom prematurely dyingof diet-related healthproblems like heartdisease and cancer. Itwould also theoreticallysave the health system20 billion pounds ($32billion) every year. InBrazil, however, the ratesof illnesses linked to apoor diet are not as highas in the UK SoBrazilians would getrelatively few healthbenefits while theireconomy might losemillions.

The study was paidfor by the London Schoolof Hygiene and TropicalMedicine and waspublished onlineThursday in the medicaljournal, Lancet. “We arenot suggesting peoplenot eat a healthy diet,”said Richard Smith, aprofessor of healthsystem economics at theLondon School ofHygiene and TropicalMedicine. “We’re justtrying to point out thathealthier eating can haveunintended conse-quences.”

Internet

Cisco Systems Incsaid on 10 Nov , 2010,that its earnings for thelatest quarter climbed 8percent from last year,

providing fresh evidencethat business spending

on technology continuesto recover from the

recession.— INTERNET

on its way to India from Saudi Arabiawhen an unknown number of piratesseized control on 28 June. The pirateshad initially demanded a ransom of$15 million, but that was laternegotiated downward after the piratesbegan showing greater flexibility bythe third month, the Beijing Daily said.The final amount paid was not given.Somali pirates are regularly able tomake multimillion dollar ransoms fromtheir hijackings.

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called on other leaders to work in concert to craft anew economic order to replace one powered by theUS running huge trade deficits while other countriesaccumulate vast surpluses.—Internet

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CLAIMS DAY NOTICEMV XIANG DA VOY NO (1044)

Consignees of cargo carried on MV XIANG DAVOY NO (1044) are hereby notified that the vessel willbe arriving on 13.11.2010 and cargo will be dischargedinto the premises of A.W.P.T where it will lie at theconsignee’s risk and expenses and subject to the byelawsand 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 CHINA SHIPPING(MALAYSIA) AGENCY SDN BHD

Phone No: 256908/378316/376797

CLAIMS DAY NOTICEMV KOTA RESTU VOY NO (059)Consignees of cargo carried on MV KOTA RESTU

VOY NO (059) are hereby notified that the vessel willbe arriving on 13.11.2010 and cargo will be dischargedinto the premises of A.W.P.T where it will lie at theconsignee’s risk and expenses and subject to the byelawsand conditions of the Port of Yangon.


No claims against this vessel will be admittedafter the Claims Day.


AGENT FOR: M/S ADVANCE CONTAINERLINES

Phone No: 256908/378316/376797

Wendy’s sells new fries with potato skin, sea salt

A product image pro-vided by Wendy’s, shows

the Natural Cut Frieswith Sea Salt. With an

eye toward appealing tofoodies, Wendy’s is

remaking its fries withRussett potatoes, leav-

ing the skin on andsprinkling sea salt on

top.— INTERNET

Ill man pleadsguilty to ’04 murder

of 3-year-oldJOLIET, 12 Nov—A

convicted sex offenderpleaded guilty on Wednes-day in the 2004 sexual as-sault and murder of a 3-year-old suburban Chi-cago girl whose father waswrongly accused in thecrime. With the parents ofRiley Fox sitting just a fewfeet away, Scott Eby saidin a clear voice the word“guilty” six times — en-suring he will spend therest of his life behind bars.

In exchange for the 39-year-old’s plea, prosecu-tors agreed not to seek thedeath penalty. The court-room was packed withdozens of friends andfamily of Riley, manywearing pins with a pho-tograph of the girl nick-named “Rileybugs” onthem.—Internet

Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels

Three examples of pro-posed warning graphicsthat will appear on ciga-rette packaging as partof the government’s new

tobacco preventionefforts, seen in Wash-

ington, on 10 Nov,2010.— INTERNET

Photo taken on 7 Nov, 2010 shows a general view ofa steel factory of Shougang Group, a Chinese ironand steel maker, in Beijing, capital of China. By theend of 2010, Shougang Group will close the last fur-naces in its old factories in western Beijing and fin-ish relocating facilities there to Hebei Province dueto the government’s efforts to reduce air pollution inthe capital. After relocation, the old factory site willbe developed into a complex of tourism, entertain-ment, business, and residential housing.— XINHUA

RICHMOND, 12 Nov—Corpses, cancer patientsand diseased lungs areamong the images the fed-eral government plans forlarger, graphic warninglabels that would take uphalf of each pack of ciga-rettes sold in the UnitedStates. Whether smokersaddicted to nicotine willsee them as a reason toquit remains a question.

The images are part of

a new campaign an-nounced by the Food andDrug Administration andthe Department of Healthand Human Services on

Wednesday to reduce to-bacco use, which is re-sponsible for about443,000 deaths per year.

Internet

CLAIMS DAY NOTICEMV ANH SON VOY NO ( )

Consignees of cargo carried on MV ANH SONVOY NO ( ) are hereby notified that the vessel will bearriving on 13.11.2010 and cargo will be dischargedinto the premises of 4.S.P.W where it will lie at theconsignee’s risk and expenses and subject to the byelawsand conditions of the Port of Yangon.


No claims against this vessel will be admittedafter the Claims Day.


AGENT FOR: M/S ANH SON SHIPPINGTRADING CO, LTD (VIETNAM)

Phone No: 256924/256914

Four Loko and other alcoholic energy drinks areseen in the cooler of a convenience store on 10

Nov, 2010, in Seattle.—INTERNET

Washington state bansalcoholic energy drinks

OLYMPIA, 12 Nov—Retailers have a week toclear millions of dollarsworth of alcoholic energydrinks from their shelvesafter state regulatorsbanned them on Wednes-day, citing the hospitaliza-tion of nine dangerouslydrunk college studentslast month.

The emergency ban,similar to those in Michi-gan, Utah and Oklahoma,takes effect on 18 Nov.Washington’s rule targetsbeer-based drinks thatalso feature caffeine, suchas the malt-liquor energydrink Four Loko.

Some universities

also have banned boozyenergy drinks from cam-pus while the federalFood and Drug Admin-istration reviews theirsafety, and US Sen.Chuck Schumer, D-NY,called on Wednesday fora ban in his state.

Internet

NEW YORK, 12 Nov—With an eye toward ap-pealing to foodies,Wendy’s is remaking itsfries with Russett pota-toes, leaving the skin onand sprinkling sea salt ontop. The fast-food chainhas been changing itsmenu to focus on “real”ingredients to win morefans.

The first move in thestrategy was a new line ofsalads such as Apple Pe-can Chicken in the sum-

mer. Now, the fries, whichfirst appear on Thursdayand roll out over the nexttwo weeks. This is thefirst major overhaul of the41-year-old company’sfries, although it has ad-justed the recipe in thepast.

The new fries areslightly slimmer than theold ones, and crispier be-cause they’re smaller.They will have more salt,a medium size fry goesfrom 350 milligrams to500 milligrams, and calo-ries add 10 to 420.

The selling price willnot change, ranging from99 cents to about $2.

The fries will stillcome to stores frozen.Wendy’s is planning amarketing push, includ-ing national television

ads airing later thismonth, to highlight thechanges. —Internet

SEOUL, 12 Nov—At least 10 women were killedwhen a fire destroyed a senior citizens nursinghome early on Friday in the South Koreansoutheastern port city of Pohang, officials said.

The city’s fire department said most of thosekilled were elderly patients who could not moveeasily and were unable to escape. Seventeen peoplewere injured.

“I was sleeping and went out because I sawlight, and flames were shooting up from the office,”said night-time caretaker Choi, who used only onename.—MNA/Reuters

Ten killed in fire atS Korea nursing home

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Qantas grounds troubled A380suntil further notice

SYDNEY , 12 Nov—Qantas grounded itsAirbus A380 super-jumbos until furthernotice Thursday, a weekafter a mid-air engineblast prompted serioussafety worries over theworld’s biggestpassenger jet. TheAustralian carrierrevamped its flightschedule to exclude thesix flagship A380s,potentially for “weeks”,after the blow-out which

A Qantas Airbus A380 lands at Sydney International Airport. Qantas grounded itsAirbus A380 superjumbos until further notice Thursday, a week after a mid-air

engine blast prompted serious safety worries over the world’s biggest passenger jet. INTERNET

Lambert wins 3 CMA awards, includingalbum of year

NASHVILE, 12 Nov —MirandaLambert’s coronation at the CountryMusic Association Awards came withthe most authentic endorsement youcan get in Music City: Loretta Lynn.“Nobody in country music is more

Brad Paisley, left, accepts theEntertainer of the Year Award from

Tim McGraw at the 44th AnnualCountry Music Awards in Nashville,Tenn, on 10 Nov, 2010.— INTERNET

country than Miranda,” the icon said.Lambert won three CMA awards

Wednesday night, including thecoveted album of the year, celebratingher 27th birthday by leading a sea changein country music that also includedtwo wins for her fiance, Blake Shelton,and entertainer of the year for long-suffering Brad Paisley. The blondTexas firebrand whose breakthroughalbum “Revolution” was just thatjoined Lynn on stage with Sheryl Crowfor a rendition of “Coal Miner’sDaughter.”

Lambert received her femalevocalist of the year trophy from Lynn,who is celebrating her 50th year as asinger. “I hope it’s the beginning,”Lambert said. “I hope that I’m here 40years from now, handing out an awardlike Loretta did.” Lambert also wonvideo of the year for “The House ThatBuilt Me,” which also won song of theyear for songwriters Tom Douglas andAllan Shamblin.

Internet

Mel Gibson, ex, in LA court forcustody hearing

LOS ANGELES, 12 Nov—MelGibson appeared in court Wednesdayfor the first time for a custody hearinginvolving his infant daughter withan estranged ex-girlfriend.

The Academy Award winnerarrived for the all-day session about10 minutes before Russian musicianOksana Grigorieva at a downtownLos Angeles courthouse, escorted bydeputies.

He remained out of sight duringa lengthy morning break, but walkedcalmly through the courthouse withhis attorneys to and from a luncheonstrategy session.

Gibson did not speak to the groupof reporters convened outside JudgeScott Gordon’s closely guardedcourtroom. By law, the custodyproceedings are closed to the publicand the case file is sealed. At leastpart of Wednesday’s session wasspent addressing the release ofinformation about the case, butattorneys for both sides declined tocomment in detail about whatoccurred. They are scheduled toreconvene on 22 Nov.

Internet

Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva.INTERNET

Mexico battle over Cancun tigers close toclimax

MEXICO CITY, 12 Nov— Cancun’s “Pepe Tiger” may soon losehis big cats and his dream of opening a zoo near the sun-soakedMexican resort city after a decades-long battle that has seen amauling, animal cruelty charges and even claims of nationalsovereignty.

Mexican officials are preparing to remove the eight tigers andtwo jaguars kept by Jose Juarez Gil — or “Pepe Tiger” — saying theyare being kept in unsafe conditions, a charge denied by Juarez Gilwho says he loves the cats and lets them swim and run in his makeshiftanimal refuge on the road to Cancun’s Airport. He vowed onWednesday to fight their removal, saying he will appeal the latestseizure order. “Do you think I am going to just leave my whole lifebehind?” asked Juarez Gil. His surreal tale began in the 1980s, whenpolice started turning over to him tigers and jaguars seized from theprivate zoos of drug traffickers and other criminals. In the followingdecades, shopping malls and luxury apartments sprung up around hisland on the outskirts of Cancun, but he has stubbornly refused to giveup his animals or his property. Court appeals had allowed hisimprovised refuge to limp on, despite what authorities and US-basedgroups said were bad health and diet conditions for the big cats.

Internet

Sierra ski resortsopening next 10

daysRENO, 12 Nov —The early winter

storm that dumped more than a foot ofsnow on the upper elevations of theSierra Nevada the past few days hassome area ski resorts moving up theirstarting dates.

Boreal is already up and runningand Mammoth plans to open onThursday. Mount Rose, Ski Resort,Squaw Valley USA, Heavenly andNorthstar at Tahoe all plan to kick offtheir seasons in the next two weeks.Opening dates announced as ofWednesday include: Heavenly, 19 NovSquaw Valley USA and Northstar atTahoe, 20 Nov Alpine Meadows andTahoe Donner, 10 Dec Mt Shasta, 16Dec.

Internet

Jose Juarez Gil, popularly known as Pepe Tiger,

feeds ‘Zetita’, a 20-day old tiger cub, at his home

in Cancun, Mexico, on 9 Nov, 2010.

INTERNET

also led to SingaporeAirlines putting three ofits superjumbos out ofaction.

A spokesman toldAFP that Qantas’s A380s,which service long-haulroutes connectingAustralian cities with LosAngeles and London,would not be used for atleast a few days. “We’renot really putting a time-frame on it at the moment.The situation’s reallyfluid,” he said. “It’s (the

relaunch) unlikely to bewithin the next couple ofdays, beyond that we’reunwilling to say.”

Qantas is among agroup of carriersconducting urgent safetychecks of the A380s’Rolls-Royce Trent 900engines as investigatorswork to determine whatcaused last Thursday’sblow-out over theIndonesian Island ofBatam.

Internet

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S P O R T SCycling: Contador happy as

case moves forward

Mariners broadcaster Niehaus dies

Wall has triple-double inWizards’ 98-91 win

Altidore scores; Lichaj makesEPL debut

Manchester City’s Pablo Zabaleta, left, jumps forthe ball against Manchester United’s Nani during

their English Premier League soccer match atThe City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester,

England, on 10 Nov, 2010.— INTERNET

Barton faces FA probe overPedersen punch

Broadcaster DaveNiehaus

SEATTLE, 12 Nov —Broadcaster DaveNiehaus, who calledSeattle Mariners’ gamesfrom their first MajorLeague Baseball seasonthrough this year, has diedat the age of 75, his fam-ily has said. Niehaus diedafter suffering a heart at-tack at his home in subur-ban Bellevue, relativessaid.

He had been the voiceof the Mariners from theirfirst game, on 6 April,1977, through the end ofthe 2010 season, hisrounded Midwesternvoice describing the ex-ploits of such players asthe Mariners’ Japanesestar Ichiro Suzuki and KenGriffey Jnr.

Known for his trade-mark “My Oh My!” ex-pression, Niehaus re-ceived the 2008 Ford C.Frick award and was in-ducted into the broadcast-ers’ wing of the BaseballHall of Fame in 2008.

Internet

Newcastle United’s midfielder Joey Barton (R) couldface an English FA probe after the Newcastlemidfielder was caught on camera punching MortenGamst Pedersen during his side’s 2-1 defeat against

Blackburn at St James’ Park.— INTERNET

Okla sisters each recordhole-in-one in same roundEDMOND, 12 Nov — Two sisters on the Central Okla-

homa golf team are celebrating holes-in-one recordedin the same round. Erica and Lindsey Bensch eachpulled off the feat on Tuesday during a round atKickingBird Golf Club.

Erica Bensch, a junior, had the ace on the 124-yardNo. 3 hole, using a gap wedge in windy conditions.Less than two hours later, freshman Lindsey Benschknocked in an 8-iron on the 142-yard No. 11 hole. EricaBensch shot a 1-under 69 while her sister finished withan even-par 70.— Internet

BARCELONA, 12 Nov —Jozy Altidore scored hissecond goal of the series,helping Villarreal to a 2-0victory over Poli Ejido onWednesday night and a3-1 aggregate win in thefourth round of the Span-ish Copa del Rey. TheAmerican forward scoredin the 89th minute at ElMadrigal. His goal on theroad on 27 Oct was hisfirst for the Yellow Sub-marine since a leaguematch at Athletic Bilbaoon 1 Nov, 2008.

Jefferson Monteroscored in the 18th minute forVillarreal, which plays aleague match at Barcelonaon Saturday night. Barce-lona routed visiting Ceuta5-1 to advance 7-1 but lostdefender Gabriel Milito inthe 39th minute to a thighinjury — the Blaugrana al-ready will be without de-fender Gerard Pique on Sat-urday due to a one-matchsuspension. “Milito hasbeen ruled out for betweenfour and six weeks,” theteam said.— Internet

NEWCASTLE, 12 Nov —Joey Barton could face anEnglish FA probe afterthe Newcastle midfielderwas caught on camerapunching Morten GamstPedersen during his side’s2-1 defeat againstBlackburn at St James’Park. Barton collidedwith Pedersen in an offthe ball incident in thesecond half on Wednes-day and then knocked theNorway international tothe turf with a punch tothe ribs.

Referee Mike Jonesdidn’t see the incident so

Barton escaped punish-ment, but the FA may wellinvestigate and couldhand the midfielder a ret-rospective suspension.Newcastle boss ChrisHughton said he had notseen the clash, whileBlackburn manager SamAllardyce refused to bedrawn on the incident buthe hinted he wouldn’t besusprised to see actiontaken against Barton, whohas been involved in sev-eral controversial inci-dents on and off the fieldduring his troubled ca-reer.— Internet

Washington Wizards’John Wall (2) reacts af-ter his dunk during thefirst half of an NBA bas-ketball game against theHouston Rockets, on 10Nov, 2010, in Washing-

ton.—INTERNET

WASHINGTON, 12 Nov—With Magic Johnsonwatching, Wizards rookieJohn Wall put on someshowtime of his own. Hegot his first professionaltriple-double with 19points, 13 assists and 10rebounds to lead theWashington Wizards to a98-91 win over the Hou-ston Rockets on Wednes-day night. Johnson’s 138triple-doubles were sec-ond only to OscarRobertson in NBA his-tory.

“He’s a legend, a Hallof Famer, somebody thatyou would look up too,”Wall said.

“He had the‘Showtime’ in him, wonchampionships. You tryto reach the goals he gotbut do it in your own fash-ionable way.”

The 6-foot-4 Wall hadhis own highlight mo-ment when he showed offhis athleticism early inthe second quarter. With

Gilbert Arenas leadingthe break and the de-fender taking awayAndray Blatche runningdown the lane, Wallraced down the rightwing and skied to snarea lofted underhand lobpass with his right handand slam it home.

Internet

Tour de France cham-pion Alberto Contador

MADRID, 12 Nov —Tour de France championAlberto Contador, who isprovisionally suspendedfollowing a positive testfor clenbuterol, said onWednesday he was happyhis case is finally beinghandled by the Spanishcycling federation(RFEC). “I’m happy thatthe case is being handledby the federation becausethat means we can nowmove forward,” saidContador, who faces a banfrom the sport as well asgiving up his 2010 yellowjersey.

Contador has claimedhis positive result for traceamounts of the bannedweight loss/muscle-build-ing drug, following a teston the Tour de France inJuly, was down to eatingcontaminated meat - al-though sceptics suggest hemay have inadvertantlyput clenbuterol back intohis system through an il-

licit and performance-en-hancing blood transfu-sion. Earlier Wednesday areport in AS sports dailyclaimed the RFEC wouldtake “at least two months”to decide whether it wouldsanction Contador ornot.— Internet

Margarito makes fun ofPacquiao trainer in video

Manny Pacquiao, right,listens to his trainerFreddie Roach, left,

during a news confer-ence on 10 Nov, 2010,in Arlington, Texas.

INTERNET

ARLINGTON, 12 Nov —Antonio Margarito has re-peatedly said he is sorryfor a hand-wrappingscandal that almost endedhis boxing career. Nowhis camp has had toapologize again, forsomething else only daysbefore getting into thering against MannyPacquiao. A video inter-view posted by ElieSeckbach of FanHouserecently raced across theInternet, in whichMargarito and Brandon

Rios — both of whom aretrained by Robert Garcia— appear to mock theParkinson’s disease ofPacquiao trainer FreddieRoach.

Before even talkingabout the junior middle-weight title bout during anews conference Wednes-day at Cowboys Stadium,Garcia first apologized forthe video.

Internet

Yao injures leg in Rocketsloss to Wizards

WASHINGTON, 12 Nov — China’s Yao Ming injuredhis left leg during the first quarter of the Houston Rock-ets’ 98-91 loss to the Washington Wizards on Wednes-day. The 7-foot-6 Yao, who has had repeated leg and footailments that forced him to miss the entire 2009-10 sea-son, limped off the court after straining a tendon.

“It looked like somewhere around the ankle,” Yao toldthe Rockets’ team website (www.nba.com/rockets/). “To-morrow we’ll have a scan and a detailed checkout —until tomorrow I can’t tell you anything.” — Internet

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Local Transmission* Opening* News* Annually Held Hot-Air Balloon Releasing

Festival* News* Myanmar Traditional Instruments

‘‘Myanmar Drum’’* News* Galaxy Racing Club* Against All Odds* News* Record AlbumOversea Transmission* Opening* News* Annually Held Hot-Air Balloon Releasing

Festival* News* Myanmar Traditional Instruments

‘‘Myanmar Drum’’* News* Galaxy Racing Club* Against All Odds* News* Record Album* News* ‘‘Myanmar Orchestra’’ Reception Music* Myanmar Customs & Naming System* News* Today’s Youths and Dancer Training

Courses* Music Gallery* News* Myanmar Handicrafts* News* Myanmar Kite* Myanmar Movies ‘‘Mommy’s Girls’’

7:00 am 1. Paritta By Hilly

Region MissionarySayadaw

7:25 am 2. To Be Healthy

Exercise 7:30 am 3. Morning News 7:40 am 4. Dhamma Puja Song7:50 am 5. Nice & Sweet

Song8:05 am 6. Poem Garden

Saturday,13 November

View on today

8:25 am 7. Musical Programme8:40 am 8. International News8:45 am 9. Local Talent11:00 am 1. Martial Song11:10 am 2. Musical Programme11:20 am 3. Game For Children11:45 am 4. Round Up Of The

Week’s TV LocalNews

12:15 pm 5. Yan Can Cook12:35 pm 6. TV Drama Series1:35 pm 7. Mahowthada

(Part-7)2:00 pm 8. Documentary2:15 pm 9. Music Series

2:30 pm10. Jiont Preformance

by State TraditionalOrchestra

2:45 pm11. Song Of National

Races2:50 pm12. International News4:00 pm 1. Martial Song4:10 pm 2. Musical Programme4:20 pm 3. Cultural Dance4:30 pm 4. Myanmar

Traditional CulturalPerforming ArtsCompetition

4:45 pm 5. University Of

Distance Education(TV Lectures)-Second Year(History)

5:00 pm 6. Songs For

UpholdingNational Spirit

MYANMAR INTERNATIONAL

Programme Schedule(13-11-2010)(Saturday)

Transmissions Times

Local - (09:00am ~ 11:00am) MSTOversea Transmission - (13-11-10 09:30 am ~

14-11-10 09:30 am) MST

Summary of observations recorded at 09:30 hr.M.S.T. During the past 24 hours, light rain has beenisolated in Kachin State and Taninthayi Region, weatherhas been partly cloudy in Rakhine, Shan and Mon Statesand generally fair in the remaining States and Regions.Night temperatures were (4°C) above November averagetemperature in Mon State, (3°C) to (4°C) below Novemberaverage temperatures in Kayah State and Bago Region and(6°C) below November average temperatures in Shan andChin States and about November average temperaturesin the remaining States and Regions. The significant nighttemperatures were Mindat (6°C), Pinlaung and Haka (7°C)each. The noteworthy amount of rainfall recorded wasMahanbaw (0.39) inch.

Nay Pyi TawMaximum temperature on 11-11-2010 was 92°F.

Minimum temperature on 12-11-2010 was 64°F. Relativehumidity at (09:30) hours MST on 12-11-2010 was (76%).Rainfall on 12-11-2010 was (Nil) .

Yangon (Kaba-Aye)Maximum temperature on 11-11-2010 was 93°F.

Minimum temperature on 12-11-2010 was 70°F. Relativehumidity at (09:30) hours MST on 12-11-2010 was (67%).Total sunshine hours on 11-11-2010 was (9.2) hours.

Rainfall on 12-11-2010 was (Nil) at Mingaladon,

WEATHERFriday, 12th November, 2010

Weather Map of Myanmar and Neighbouring Areas Kaba-Aye and Central Yangon. Total rainfall since 1-1-2010 was (82.20) inches at Mingaladon, (96.06) inches atKaba-Aye and (108.46) inches at Central Yangon.Maximum wind speed at Yangon (Kaba-Aye) was (6) mphfrom North at (09:30) hours MST on 11-11-2010.

Bay Inference: Weather is partly cloudy to cloudyover the Andaman Sea and South Bay and generally fairelsewhere Bay of Bengal.

Forecast valid until evening of the 13thNovember2010: Light rain or thundershowers are likely to beisolated in Kachin State and Taninthayi Region, weatherwill be partly cloudy in Chin, Shan and Mon States, upperSagaing Regions and generally fair in the remainingStates and Regions. Degree of certainty is (60%).

State of the sea: Seas will be moderate in Myanmarwaters.

Outlook for subsequent two days: Likelihood ofcontinuation of rain or thundershowers in the extremeSouthern Myanmar areas.

Forecast for Nay Pyi Taw and neighbouring areafor 13-11-2010: Generally fair weather.

Forecast for Yangon and neighbouring area for13-11-2010: Generally fair weather.

Forecast for Mandalay and neighbouring area for13-11-2010: Generally fair weather.

Weather Outlook For Third Weekend OfNovember 2010: During the coming weekend, weatherwill be generally fair in Nay Pyi Taw and Mandalay Regionand partly cloudly in Yangon Region.

5:05 pm 7. Teleplay (Health)5:30 pm 8. Documentary5:40 pm 9. Musical Programme5:50 pm10. International

Science News6:00 pm11. Evening News6:15 pm12. Weather Report6:20 pm13. Ahlashamae

Hlagabawai6:40 pm14. Yindagomae7:00 pm15. TV Drama Series8:00 pm16. News17. International News18. Weather Report19. Cartoon Series20. TV Drama Series21. Gitadagale

Phwinfbaohn

ASLEEP IN JESUSDaw Kyi Kyi Htwe Peremans

( Mrs. Kay Raymond Peremans)Age: 94 Years

Daughter of (U Chit Htwe) and (Daw Ma Ma);Youngersister of (Moses Aung Thwin), (Daw Baby), (U Saw Lwin),(Daw Hta Hta) and Older sister of (U Ohn Tin), (U NyuntMaung), (Daw Kyu Yin-Budima), (Saw Myat Zin). Belovedwife of Mr. Joseph Peremans; beloved mother of Barbara(Raymond) Martinesz and Danny Raymond; belovedgrandmother of Kay Martinesz Pugh, Sean and NatalieRaymond; great grandmother of Oshana, Ethan, Eden andSolomon Pugh and Tyler Raymond. Also loving aunt tomany nieces and nephews, fell asleep in Jesus’ arms on 3rd

November 2010 at Mahar Myaing Medical Centre.Funeral service will take place at Yayway Cemetery on

Monday, the 15th November at 10:00am. Afterwards,memorial service will take place at home, 6:00 p.m., followedby refreshment.

Transportation will be provided from No. (5) NagayonPagoda Road, 81/

2 Mile. Also from No.(68) U Wisara Road,

(SDA Church) at 9:00 a.m. exactly.

Daw Khin Zan( Mitzi Tun Maung nee Mitzi Kyaw Zan U)

77 YearsB.Com., Dip. Ed., M.A.

Beloved daughter of the late Justice U KyawZan U and Daw Khin U, beloved daughter-in-law ofthe late U Sein Nyo Tun (ICS. Rtd.) and Daw KyawtTha, beloved wife of U Tun Maung (Reggie), be-loved sister of Michael Tun Zan-Daw Nu Nu Thaand Helen Khin Mya Zan, beloved mother of Dr.Tun Zan Maung-Dr. Khin Khin Oo, Mr. Kyaw ZanMaung-JenniferKoh and Mrs. Mimi Khin MyintZan Maung Trentin-Mr. Guillaume Trentin, be-loved grandmother of Ray Khin Zan Maung, KhinNan Zan Maung, Win Khin Zan Maung and SiennaZan-Maung Trentin, beloved aunt of ChristopherTun Zan and Kevin Kyaw Zan Thar, passedawaypeacefully at Vancouver General Hospital at 1pmon 8 November, 2010.

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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

7th Waxing of Tazaungmone 1372 ME Saturday, 13 November, 2010

YANGON, 12 Nov—A press conference on Ho ChiMinh-Yangon-Ho Chi Minh direct flight of VietnameseAirlines was held at Parkroyal Hotel, here, thisafternoon.

Present on the occasion were VietnameseAmbassador to the Union of Myanmar Mr Chu CongPhung, diplomats, the general manager of VietnameseAirlines and officials, members of Myanmar ForeignCorrespondents Club, editorial staff of journals andmagazines and guests.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Myanmar Mr ChuCong Phung extended greetings. General Manager MrCao Xuan Phu of the airlines explained matters related

Ho Chi Minh-Yangon-Ho Chi Minhdirect flight on 15 Nov

to Ho Chi Minh-Yangon-Ho Chi Minh direct flightand Vietnamese Airlines. Next, they replied to thequeries raised by those present.

Ho Chi Minh-Yangon-Ho Chi Minh direct flightwill go into commercial operation with Airbus A320on Sunday, Monday and Friday every week. Price ofreturn ticket is US$ 110 per head.

Vietnamese Airlines will join hands with MyanmaAirways for development of tourism industry inMyanmar. The plan is under way to run the flight fourtimes a week.

The maiden flight will be launched at YangonInternational Airport at 5.50 pm on 15 November.—MNA

INSIDE

Significant night temperatures(12-11-2010)

Mindat (6º C)

Pinlaung (7º C)

Haka (7º C)

The four-page supplements carrying ballotcounts for each Hluttaw candidate are attached inthis daily issued today.

Supplement of ballotcounts for each Hluttaw

candidate

Vietnamese Ambassador to the Union of Myanmar Mr Chu Cong Phung extends greetings atpress conference on Ho Chi Minh-Yangon-Ho Chi Minh direct flight.

MNA

It is true that all Myanmarpeople are fully satisfied withthe elections. They enjoyed theright to cast their votes freely inaccord with their own views,convictions and wishes. They arelooking forwards to the timewhen names of representativesthey elected are announced.

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