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Obama, Netanyahu

discuss Iran,

Israeli-Palestinian

peace talks

PM Abe commemo-

rates Japan-assistedopening of subway

in Istanbul

Israel shoots

down Gaza

rocket, read-

ies prisoner

release

Singapore plans

electricity futuresmarket launch by

end-2014

Nay Pyi Taw, 29 Oct

President U Thein Sein

addressed a coordination

meeting on assuming the

chair of ASEAN at Myan-

mar International Conven-

tion Centre (1) in the com-

pound of State Guesthouse

today.

Also present on the oc-

casion were Vice-President

U Nyan Tun, the Union

ministers, the deputy min-

isters, chairmen of sub-committees, guests and of-

cials.

In his speech, the Pres-

ident said that it is only 63

days left from now on as

Myanmar is going to as-

sume the ASEANs Chair

on 1 January 2014 and a

leading role in the region

where 600 million people

have been living in. Tak-

ing a lead in the regional

summit is a huge task for

Myanmar to be proud of.

It is the very rst time for

President addresses coordination meeting on assuming ASEAN ChairMyanmar to lead ASEAN

after joining ASEAN in

1997. On 17 November,

2011, ASEAN leaders at

a summit unanimously ap-

proved Myanmar to gain

the ASEANs Chair. It

can be said that assump-

tion of ASEANs Chair by

Myanmar is not only tak-

ing the responsibility of

a member state in accord

with the ASEAN Charter

but also trying hard to takea lead in ASEAN affairs

in line with its active and

dynamic non-aligned for-

eign policy. The duty of

ASEAN Chairmanship in

2014 is very important as

it is the last year to take

necessary preparations for

the emergence of ASEAN

Community by 2015.

The duties of ASE-

ANs Chair are to strive for

ensuring peace and prosper-

ity in the region of ASEAN

including the establishment

of ASEAN Community

through its leading role in

formulating ASEAN poli-

cies, making coordination

and cooperation seeking

approval of all members

and creating and paving

a way towards ASEANs

Centrality. Moreover, the

ASEANs Chair is respon-

sible to act as a mediator in

dealing with the matters in

time of emergency or the

difculties that can injurethe interest of ASEAN, to

effectively and efciently

take alternative measures

against the matters in time

and to strengthen relations

actively. It is in conform-

ity with the independent,

active and non-aligned for-

eign policy vested in the

Constitution.Myanmar's current po-

litical, economic and admin-

istrative reforms are the good

example to other ASEAN

countries. Myanmar could

practice its foreign policy in

accord with the Constitution.

Taking ASEAN chairman-

ship is a golden opportunity

for Myanmar to show its

leading role and its dignity

in the region and the inter-

national. He called for active

participation in it as a nation-

al duty.

Later, Union Ministers

U Thein Nyunt, U Wunna

Maung Lwin, Dr Kan Zaw

and U Aye Myint Kyu

(See page 8)

Nay Pyi Taw, 29 OctThe Union

Election Commission has granted forma-

tion of political parties.

A 17-member group comprising U

Lamarlay has applied for registration

of Lisu National Development Party to

UEC.

As the registration of the Lisu Nation-al Development Party is in conformity with

laws and by-laws, the UEC allowed it to

form as a political party today.

MNA

UEC allows formation

of political parties Nay Pyi Taw, 29 OctThe waterlevel of Sittoung River at Toungoo has

reached its danger level starting from

28-10-2013, 9.30 pm. According to

the 12:30 hr M.S.T observation today,

the water level has exceeded by 35 cm

(1.1ft) above its danger level. It may

continue to rise 15 cm (about 0.5ft) and

remain above its danger level during

the next 48 hours commencing noon

today, announced by Meteorology and

Hydrology Department.

MNA

Flood Bulletin

President U Thein Sein

addresses a

coordination meeting

on assuming the chair

of ASEAN at Myanmar

International

Convention Centre (1).

mna

with ASEAN partnership,

representing ASEAN.

It needs to have thor-

ough understandings of

duties and make constant

efforts for serving duties

Thorough understanding of duties, a must:


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Health Care Services

Loans for cold season crops disbursed in

Kyaukpadaung

KyauKpadaung, 29

OctMyanma Agricultural

Development Bank of

Kyaukpadaung Township in

Mandalay Region disbursed

agricultural loans to farmers

to be able to grow cold

season crops on 22 October.

Kyaukpadaung Town-

ship has grown 4700 acres of

cold season groundnut, 7008

acres of paddy, 700 acres

of sesame and 9275 acres

of green gram. The bank

disburses K 100,000 per acre

of paddy and K 20000 per

other crops to local farmers.

The bank plans to give K

250 million to the farmers.

This years monsoon

is appropriate to grow

groundnut and pigeon

pea. So, local farmers get

boosting production. I have

got over 150 baskets of

Waso pea. Cold season

groundnut is sure to boost

production. Pea production

is on the increase, but price

of pea is down, said a local

farmer.

Cold season pea can be

grown within three months.

The local farmers

have to harvest the pea in

December.

Kyemon-Ko Nay

(Kyaukpadaung)

Mahlaing, 29 Oct

Thanbo village-track, 12

miles from Mahlaing,

annually holds Kathina robe

offering ceremony on a grand

scale when the winter is

ushering in.

Villagers from nearand far come back to the

Kathina robes offering ceremony heldvillage and take part in the

ceremony.

Under the aegis of

Thayetchan Monastery

Sayadaw, Kathina donor

Captain Kyaw Zin Soe

from News and Periodicals

Enterprise of the Ministryof Information also donated

refreshment to the villagers at

the monastery on 28 October

morning.

The whole village took

part in the ceremony enjoying

Myanmar traditional dobet

dance.

Kyaw Kyaw(Mahlaing)

Dengue hemorrhagic fever

preventive measures taken yangon, 29 Oct

North Okkalapa Township,

Township Development

Supportive Committee and

Township Health Depart-

ment jointly speeded up

the activities of preventivemeasures against DHF to-

gether with local people and

social organizations in the

township of Yangon Region.

On 24 October morn-

ing, personnelof ward au-

thorities and staff of Town-

ship Health Department

performed fumigating 105

houses from the streets

namely Padauk 7

th

, 8

th

,9th and 10th streets in Hta

Ward of North Okkalapa

Township.

Kyemon-Tun Win

Public Service Talks, Public-centred Health

Care providedThegon, 29 OctA

team co m p r i s in g 4 0

specialists led by Medical

Superintendent Dr Tint

Shoon of Pyay Peoples

Hospital made eld trips

to the grassroots level in

Thegon Township of Pyay

District in Bago Region on

24 October.

The educative talks

was held at the hall of

Basic Education Middle

School in Sanpya Village of

Nyaunggon Village-tract of

Thegon Township.

Commander of Thegon

Myoma Police Station Police

Captain Zaw Aung gave

lectures on crime reduction

and Medical Superintendent

Dr Tint Shoon on educative

knowledge.

The Chairperson of

Pyay District Maternal and

Child Welfare Association

donated K 100,000 to the

specialists team through

ofcials.

Next, the medical

specialists provided health

care services to 695 local

people free of charge with

the assistance of staff

o f Township General

Administration Depart-

ment.

Kyemon-Myo Kyaw

Gyi (KP)

Mobile library activities un-

dertaken in Minbu Tsp

Minbu, 29 OctMinbu

District Information and

Public Relations Depart-

ment held the talks, books

show, photo show and wall

magazine in Mankyo Village

of Minbu Township on 28

October.

At the Dhammayon of

the village, Staff Ofcer U

Than Htay of the DistrictIPRD explained long-term

durability of the library and

raising reading habits.

Head of Township

IPRD Daw Khin Myat

Mon shared the knowledge

about population in taking

census and household reg-

istration.

Those present at the

talks then viewed books,

publications, documentary

photos and wall magaine.

A local expressed histhanks for the departmental

personnel.

Kyemon-Tin Tun Oo

Rural roads covered with rainwater yedashe, 29 OctTheheavy rains hit Yedashe

Township, causing inun-

dation.

The rural roads on east-

ern part of Swa are still in-

undated due to heavy rains.

The harvesting of short-term

paddy strain was suspend-

ed. Inundation occurred atlow-lying area of Ward 2

in Swa and some villages to

Yedashe.

Kyemon-Ko Lwin (Swa)

National Sports

Natural Disaster

Local

people

travelling

on inun-

dated rural

street in

Yedashe.

Distur-

bance of

loans for

agricultural

purpose

in Kyauk-

padaung.

Overow of water from

earthern embankment in

PaukkhaungnaypyiTaw, 29 Oct

In the heavy rains in Pauk-

khaung Township of Bago

Region, an earthern embank-

ment near Gyogyar Villagecaused overow of water that

entered Ward 3, Ward 4 and

Ward 5 of Paukkhaung on 26

October.

About 350 houses were

inundated in the overow

of water and there were no

casualties.

Members of Pauk-khaung Myoma Police Sta-

tion gave necessary assis-

tance to the local people.

Kyemon-Police Information

Maung Kyu emerges champion in

50-m prone pistol event

yangon, 29 OctWith

the aim of enabling Myanmar

shooters to have experiences

for the XXVII SEA Games,

the Pre-SEA Games Shoot-

ing Test Match kicked off

at North Dagon Shooting

Range, here, yesterday.

Maung Kyu of Myan-

mar secured champion in

the mens 50-m prone pistol

event with 149 points, Ye

Tun Naung second with

146.8 points and Nay HtetAung third with 126.4 points.

Despite securing the top

positions on the table, Ye

Tun Naung and Nay Htet

Aung could not maintain

their positions later.

The test match will run

up to 30 October. Myanmar

selected shooters and those

from Sports and Physical

Education Institute (Yangon)are taking part in the test

match.

Kyemon-Sai Nyi Lay:

Photo: Shine Htet Zaw


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Former News International chief executive RebekahBrooks arrives with her husband Charlie at the Old Bai-

ley courthouse in London on 28 Oct, 2013.ReuteRs

Britains high-prole phone-hacking

trial to begin

London , 29 Oct The

trial of Rupert Murdochsformer British newspaperchief and Prime Minister

David Camerons ex-mediahead begins on Monday inwhat will be Britains most

high-prole and eagerly-awaited criminal case in

years. Rebekah Brooks and

Andy Coulson, both formereditors of Murdochs nowdefunct News of the World

tabloid, are accused of con-spiring to illegally accessvoicemail messages on mo-

bile phones belonging topoliticians, the rich and fa-

mous, as well as victims of

crime and ordinary people,to secure exclusives. Theydeny all charges.

The scandal surround-

ing phone-hacking has sentshockwaves through the

top echelons of the Britishestablishment and shaken

Murdochs News Corp em-pire. The furor has alreadyrevealed the close ties be-

tween Britains press bar-ons, police chiefs and seniorpoliticians, and prompted a

year-long public inquiryinto newspaper ethics. Theindustry is still at logger-

heads with the governmentover how it should be regu-lated. Detectives launched

an investigation in January

2011 and since then morethan 125 people have been

arrested and more than 40charged with offences.

Reuters

Obama, Netanyahu discuss Iran,

Israeli-Palestinian peace talksWashington, 29 Oct

US President Barack Obamaon Monday spoke by phonewith Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu to dis-

cuss issues including Iranand the Israeli-Palestinian

peace talks, the White Housesaid. The two leaders dis-cussed recent developments

related to Iran, Israeli-Pales-tinian negotiations, and otherregional issues, the White

House said in a statement.The two leaders agreed tocontinue their close coordi-

nation on a range of securityissues, it added, without dis-closing further details.

The Obama-Netanyahuphone conversation was heldafter the latest round of US-

Israeli Strategic Dialogueheld in Washington on lastWednesday, during which

the two allies reafrmed theirdetermination to prevent Iran

from acquiring a nuclear

weapon and enhance coop-eration on regional securityissues. Also on last Wednes-

day, US Secretary of State

John Kerry and Netanyahuheld a meeting in Rome,

Italy to discuss coordinationon tackling regional securityissues, especially Irans nu-

clear programme.The latest talks and

dialogues with Israel are re-

garded as part of the ObamaAdministrations efforts toally Israels concerns about

the diplomatic engagementbetween the US and Iran.Washington has welcomed

the change of rhetoricand diplomatic overture of-fered by Irans new Presi-

dent Hassan Rouhani, wholast month expressed thewillingness to engage dip-

lomatically with the US-ledWest to resolve the dispute

over Teherans nuclear

programme. But Israel isworried that Irans latest dip-lomatic offer could be a plot

merely designed to rid itself

of the crippling sanctions im-posed by the US-led Western

countries. The US and Israelsuspect that Irans nuclearprogramme is aimed at

building nuclear weapons,which they fear could posean existential threat to the

Jewish state, despite insistsof Teheran that its nuclearprogramme is solely for

peaceful research and civilenergy purposes. Mean-while, Israel has announced

its plan to release 26 Pales-tinian prisoners, held for of-fenses committed before the

1993 Oslo peace accords,as part of its efforts to pushforward the Israeli-Palestin-

ian peace talks that were re-sumed in July.Xinhua

US ambassador in Spain, James Costos, leaves theforeign ministry after being summoned to a meeting

with Spains European Secretary of Statein Madrid on 28 Oct, 2013. ReuteRs

Spain summons US

ambassador over spyingMadrid, 29 Oct

Spain summoned the USambassador on Monday to

discuss alleged spying onSpanish citizens and saidthat, if true, the action was

unacceptable behavior byan ally. Earlier, Spanish

newspaper El Mundo saidthe NSA recently trackedover 60 million calls inSpain in the space of a

month, citing a documentwhich it said formed partof papers obtained from

ex-NSA contractor EdwardSnowden.

Spain has relayed to

the United States the im-portance of preserving aclimate of trust...and its in-

terest in understanding the

full reach of practices that,if true, would be consideredinappropriate and unaccep-

table between allies, theSpanish foreign ministrysaid in a statement. Madrid

has also asked the UnitedStates to provide more data

from the National SecurityAgency (NSA), it said. Thestatement was issued aftera meeting between Spains

Secretary of State for theEuropean Union, InigoMendez de Vigo, and US

Ambassador to Spain JamesCostos.

We will continue to

confer with our allies, suchas Spain, through our regulardiplomatic channels to ad-

dress the concerns that they

have raised, Costos said ina statement. US PresidentBarack Obama has ordered

a review of US surveillanceprograms after Snowdenleaked documents that raised

alarm in the United Statesand abroad. Spain has so far

resisted calls from Germanyfor the European Unions28-member states to reach a

no-spy deal, after reportsthat the NSA monitored thephone of German chancellor

Angela Merkel.Reuters

A general view of the new Shin Kori No 3 reactor ofstate-run utility Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO)in Ulsan, about 410 km (255 miles) southeast of Seoul

in this 3 Sept, 2013 fle photo. ReuteRs

Talk between UN

nuclear agency, Iran to

continue for second dayVienna, 29 Oct The

UN nuclear agency and Iranwill continue talks for a sec-

ond day on Tuesday overTeherans disputed atomicprogramme, the agency

said on Monday.The International

Atomic Energy Agency

(IAEA) said the agencyschief Yukiya Amano mightmake a public statement af-

ter Tuesdays talks.The talkbetween both sides over aninspection framework doc-

ument began on Monday

afternoon after the meet-ing between Iranian deputyforeign minister Abbas

Araqchi and Amano.IAEA has held 12

rounds of meetings with

Iran since 2011, but noprogress has been madeover the inspection frame-

work. The document aimsat facilitating inspection ofIrans nuclear programme.

Iran has long maintainedthat its nuclear programmeis designed only for peace-

ful purposes.Xinhua

Stung by scandal, South Korea weighs up cost of

curbing nuclear power

seouL, 29 Oct Itstarted with a few bogussafety certicates for cablesshutting a handful of SouthKorean nuclear reactors.

Now, the scandal has snow-balled, with 100 people in-dicted and Seoul under pres-sure to rethink its reliance onnuclear power. A shift away

from nuclear, which gener-ates a third of South Koreaselectricity, could cost tens ofbillions of dollars a year byboosting imports of lique-ed natural gas, oil or coal.Although helping calm safe-ty concerns, it would alsopush the government into apolitically sensitive debateover whether state utilitiescould pass on sharply higherpower bills to householdsand companies.

Gas, which makes uphalf of South Koreas en-

ergy bill while accountingfor only a fth of its power,would likely be the mainsubstitute for nuclear, as itis considered cleaner than

coal and plants can be builtmore easily near cities. Ifthe proportion of nuclearpower is cut, other fuel-based power generationhas to be raised. If we useLNG, the cost will de-nitely go up, said HwangWoo-hyun, vice presidentof state-run utility KoreaElectric Power Corp (KEP-CO).

KEPCO owns KoreaHydro and Nuclear PowerCo Ltd (KHNP), whichoperates the countys nu-

clear reactors, and also hasa quarter stake in KoreaGas Corp (KOGAS), theworlds largest corporatebuyer of LNG.Reuters

Kishida to visit Iran on

9-10 November, attend

ASEM ministerial in India

tokyo, 29 Oct For-eign Minister Fumio Kishi-da will visit Iran on 9 and

10 November to discussthe countrys nuclear pro-gramme with Iranian Presi-

dent Hassan Rouhani andForeign Minister Moham-mad Javad Zarif, the Japa-

nese Foreign Ministry saidon Tuesday.

After Iran, Kishida will

visit India from 10 to 12November to attend a gath-ering of foreign ministers

of the Asia-Europe Meet-ing, or ASEM, where he

hopes to discuss economicand regional affairs, as wellas explain Japans security

policy.Noting that Tokyo has

pressured Tehran over itsnuclear program since Rou-hanis inauguration as new

Iranian president in August,Kishida told reporters thathe hopes to exchange views

with Iranian leaders on thenuclear issue and regionalaffairs.

Kishida said he willdo so while keeping inmind Irans strategic and

geopolitical importance,as well as the talks Iranhas had with major pow-

ers the five permanentmembers of the UN Se-

curity Council plus Ger-many and the Inter-national Atomic Energy

Agency.Kyodo News


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Science & Technology


Beijing, 29 Oct Tenpossible names for Chinas

rst moon rover, likely to belaunched in December, havecome out after a month-longonline poll and debate of a

jury board. Yutu, or jadehare in Chinese, tops the list

while Tansuo, or explore,and Lanyue, or catchmoon, came at the sec-ond and third places, said

SundaysBeijing Times.Chinese at home and

abroad were wooed to sub-

mit proposals for the name

of the lunar rover at www.xinhuanet.com and www.qq.com from 25 Septem-ber to 25 October. About190,000 proposals werereceived and a 14-member

LG Electronics unveils curved

smartphone in race against Samsung

Seoul, 29 Oct South

Koreas LG Electron-ics Inc unveiled a curvedsmartphone on Monday ina move to catch up biggerrival Samsung Electron-ics Co. Curved displaysand exible screens are thenew battleground for phone

makers as the screens openup possibilities that couldeventually transform thehigh-end smartphone mar-

ket. Curved smartphonesprovide a more comfortablegrip than at-screen mod-els, but the lack of must-have features means theyare unlikely to be big con-sumer hits anytime soon,analysts have said. Manu-facturing costs also remain

relatively high.Both Samsung and

LGs curved phones areonly available in the SouthKorean market as they seekto gauge consumer appetite.Samsung launched a vari-ant of the popular GalaxyNote earlier this month as

the worlds rst smart-phone with a display slight-

ly curved side to side. Themodel launched on Mon-day by LG Electronics hasa vertically curved six-inchdisplay. The company saidthe phone will be availablefrom next month throughSouth Koreas three mobilecarriers.Its vertically curveddisplay offers more immer-sive video watching experi-ence and the phone uses a

curved battery to support itsform factor, LG said.

Changing form fac-

tors of the battery as wellas phones chip board and

other components remain achallenge in achieving ex-ible devices. LG is amonga slew of smaller compa-nies struggling to compete

against Samsung and AppleInc, the smartphone lead-ers that account for almost

all the industrys prots.LG reported last week an80 billion won ($75 mil-lion) operating loss fromits handset division for thethird-quarter due to mar-

keting costs surrounding asmartphone launch in Au-gust. The company plans toincrease marketing invest-ment in the current quarterto raise brand awareness in

the high-end market, whichit hopes will help expandsales later in the mid to

lower-end segments.Technology analysts

and media reports say Ap-ple is also working on asmartwatch, potentiallywith a curved screen, butthere has been no wordfrom the Cupertino Califor-

nia-based company aboutits plans. ($1 = 1,061.90Korean won)

Reuters

Computer cracks CAPTCHAs in step

toward articial intelligencenew York, 29 Oct

A technology start-up saidon Monday that it hadcome up with software that

works like a human brain inone key way: it can crackCAPTCHAs, the strings oftilted, squiggly letters thatwebsites employ to makeusers prove you are hu-man, as Yahoo! and othersput it. San Francisco-basedVicarious developed the al-gorithm not for any nefari-ous purpose and not even tosell, said co-founder D Scott

Phoenix. Instead, he saidin a phone interview, Wewanted to show we could

take the rst step toward amachine that works like ahuman brain, and that we are

the best place in the worldto do articial intelligenceresearch.

The company has notsubmitted a paper describing

its methodology to an aca-demic journal, which makesit difcult for outside expertsto evaluate the claim. Vicari-ous offers a demonstration

of its technology at vicari-ous.com, showing its algo-rithm breaking CAPTCHAsfrom Google and eBaysPayPal, among others, but

An illustration picture shows a projection of binary code

on a man holding a laptop computer, in an ofce inWarsaw on 24 June , 2013.ReuteRs

at least one expert was notimpressed.CAPTCHAshave been around since2000, and since 2003 there

have been stories every sixmonths claiming that com-puters can break them, saidcomputer scientist Luis vonAhn of Carnegie MellonUniversity, a co-developer ofCAPTCHAs and founder of

tech start-up reCAPTCHA,which he sold to Google in2009. Even if it happenswith letters, CAPTCHAswill use something else, likepictures that only humanscan identify against a distort-ing background.

CAPTCHA stands forCompletely Automated

Public Turing test to tellComputers and HumansApart. They are based onthe standard set in 1950 byBritish mathematician AlanTuring in 1950: a machinecan be deemed intelligent

only if its performance isindistinguishable from a

persons. CAPTCHAs servethat function: in order to sign

up for free email, post com-

ments, buy tickets or otheronline activities, more than100,000 websites require us-ers to prove they are humanby deciphering the squig-gly letters, which are oftenblurred, smeared and clut-

tered with dots and lines.Reuters

Carrier rocket

sent to launchbase for

unmanned

moon landing

mission

Beijing, 29 Oct ALong March-3B carrier

rocket is being transportedtowards the Xichang Satel-

lite Launch Centre in south-west China, after left Bei-jing on Sunday morning, toprepare for the upcoming

launch ofChange-3 moonprobe. The carrier rocketleft the capital aboard a

train and is scheduled toreach the launch center on 1

November, said a statementfrom the State Administra-tion of Science, Technol-

ogy and Industry for Na-tional Defence.

Compared with the

carrier rocket ofChange-2moon probe, this one hasbeen equipped with a num-

ber of new technologiesand its reliability has beenfurther improved, the state-ment said. All tests on theChange-3 moon probe,which has been in Xichang

since 12 September, are go-ing on smoothly, the state-ment added.Reuters

Airshow attendees watchaerobatic performance dur-

ing the Wings Over HoustonAirshow at Ellington Airport

of Houston, the United

States, on 26 Oct, 2013.The annual airshow kickedoff on Saturday, with the

absence of the US Air ForceThunderbirds air demon-stration squadron due to

the spending cuts of the USDefence Department causedby the budget sequestration.

Xinhua

Ten candidate names for Chinas rst

moon rover after global polljury board selected the tenmost popular after heated

debates and several roundsof vote on Saturday, said thenewspaper report.

Yutu is a white pet rab-bit accompanying the god-dess Change on the moonin a popular ancient Chinese

myth. In the next week, an-other online poll will electthe three most popular

names and the nal resultwill be announced in No-

vember. The moon rover isscheduled to be on board ofthe Change-3 moon probe,which will soft-land on the

moon.The rover has two

wings, stands on six wheels,weighs 140 kg and will be

powered by solar energy.In an interview last month,Zhao Xiaojin, director of

the aerospace departmentof the China Aerospace Sci-ence and Technology Cor-poration, depicted the lunarrover an orbiter adaptable toharsh environments; a high-ly efcient and integratedrobot; and a high altitudepatrolman carrying thedreams of Asia.

When it arrives in lu-nar orbit on board a lander,

the rover will choose thebest landing site and gen-

tly touch down the moonssurface, using optical and

microwave sensors to avoidrocks and craters, Zhaosaid. Reuters

Wall Streets love affair

with Facebook hinges onmobile

San FranciSco, 29

Oct Facebook Inc nallyearned Wall Streets love inthe second quarter. Now itneeds to make the relation-ship last. Its shares havedoubled in just the last three

months, buoyed by an in-creasing belief among inves-tors that Facebook has nallystruck a winning formula inmobile advertising. But ex-pectations will be high when

the worlds No 1 online so-cial network reports third-quarter results on Wednes-day, meaning the worldslargest social network willhave to handily beat WallStreet targets to maintain its

lofty trajectory.Theyve got to prove to

investors that they can con-tinue with the growth theydemonstrated from the last

quarter, said Bob Bacarel-la, portfolio manager of the

Monetta Fund, which ownsFacebook shares. Fromthe way the stock is pricedtoday, the expectations aregenerally that they will beator exceed numbers handily.Revenue from mobile adver-tising will be the center of at-tention. Wall Street analysts

expect Facebook to grow itsmobile revenue at least ve-fold from the year-ago peri-od, with many ofcial esti-mates ranging between $760million and $840 million.But there are signs that inves-tors are privately hoping foran even bigger number.

What Ive been tellingfolks is that, in general, $850million-plus is the numberthats needed, maybe even

$900 million-plus, said BenSchachter, an analyst withMacquarie Research, whose

own estimate calls for $836million in mobile ad revenue.

Reuters

Facebook CEO MarkZuckerberg sits for

audience questions inan onstage interview forthe Atlantic Magazine in

Washington, on 18 Sept,2013. ReuteRs


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BUSINESS & HEALTH


Japans NTT Comm to buy

two US cloud computing rmsTokyo, 29 Oct NTT

Communications Corpplans to buy two US cloudcomputing rms for up to100 billion yen ($1 billion)combined, a source withknowledge of the mattersaid, as Japanese rms rampup efforts to improve over-seas networks through ac-

quisitions.The unlisted long-dis-

tance and overseas callingunit of Nippon Telegraphand Telephone Corp will

Toyota still No 1 carmaker

in Jan-Sept, likely

outselling GM, VWTokyo, 29 Oct Toy-

ota Motor Corp (7203.T)is likely to have retained

its position as the worldsbest-selling carmaker forthe rst nine months of theyear, beating rivals Gen-eral Motors Co (GM.N)and Volkswagen AG(VOWG_p.DE), companygures showed on Monday.

Toyota said its group-wide sales totaled around7.41 million vehicles, up0.1 percent from the same

period a year ago, withstrong sales in its biggestmarket of the United States

offsetting slow sales inChina. Toyotas groupwidetotal includes sales at afli-ates Daihatsu Motor Co Ltd(7262.T) and Hino MotorsLtd (7205.T).

General Motors sold7.25 million vehicles dur-ing the same January toSeptember period, up 4.6percent year-on-year, whileVolkswagen rose 4.8 per-

A sign with a logo is on display at a Toyota car sales andshowroom in St Petersburg, on 18 Sept, 2013.

ReuteRs

cent to 7.03 million vehi-cles, according to guresreleased earlier this month.Volkswagens sales g-ure however, excludes itsScania and MAN brands.

Scania sold around 56,220vehicles up to September.Scania and MAN brandstypically account for a com-bined 200,000 vehicles in afull year. Reuters

Samsung Elec shares rise 2

percent after third-quarter

earnings boost outlookSeoul, 29 Oct Shares

in Samsung Electronicsrose 2 percent on Monday,driven by expectations thatthe South Korean technol-ogy giant will continue topost solid earnings afterits record-high prot in theJuly to September period,analysts said.

Some analysts raisedtheir target prices for Sam-

sung, expecting a strongrecovery in its memorychip business to help offsetslowing growth of smart-phone prots in the comingquarters.

Samsung shares roseas much as 2 percent to1,478,000 Korean won($1,400) per share, thehighest intraday level in a

week.Reuters

A man using his mobile phone walks past a Samsung

Electronics shop in the companys main ofce buildingin central Seoul on 23 July, 2013.ReuteRs

Apples iPhone sales, holiday quarter up for

scrutinyNew york, 29 Oct

Apple Incs iPhone salesand revenue forecasts, dueto be released on Mon-day, may offer clues as towhether its low-cost 5Cmodel missed the mark orwhether the worlds largesttech company can continueits run of smash-hit gadg-ets. Signs have emergedthat demand for the cheapermodel is lagging the top-tieriPhone 5S both of whichwent on sale in September -because its $100 discount isproving to be insufcient tomotivate emerging market

and price-conscious cus-tomers. But some analystssay the concerns are over-blown and that a greaterproportion of iPhone 5S

shipped, translates into bet-ter margins and earningsoverall.

Apple will be report-ing results just a week aftertaking the wraps off an in-crementally improved iPadAir. But it is the iPhone,which accounts for morethan half the companysprot and is its highest-margin gadget, that takescenter stage.

Apple is expected toreport sales of 33 millionto 36 million iPhones inits scal fourth quarter thatended in September, rising

to more than 50 million inthe typically strong holi-day quarter the rst fullquarter of sales of the twonew phones. Media re-

ports of 5C production cutsare misleading, in our view,given what we think hasbeen strengthening over-all 5S/5C production with5S vectors continuing tostrengthen even real time,Timothy Arcuri, an analystat Cowen & Co, said in aresearch note.

Apple has come underpressure over the past yearor two to bolster sales of itsiPhones and iPads as per-ennial rival Samsung Elec-tronics and cheaper gadgetsbased on Google Incs An-droid software chip away

at its once-leading marketshare. Its stock has gained12.5 percent since August,when famously aggressiveactivist investor Carl Icahn

disclosed a large position inthe iPhone maker and be-gan making calls for a new,stepped-up $150 billionshare buyback programme- boosting hopes of a biggerreturn of cash to sharehold-ers than anticipated. But thestock is still down about1 percent this year, vastlyunderperforming the S&P500s 23 percent gain.

Longer-term, investorswonder whether the com-pany that revolutionized thecellphone industry and pop-ularized the tablet computerhas another groundbreaking

device left in it. Analystssay it will take a genuinelynew device like the oft-rumored smartwatch orsome sort of TV to re-vive the stock.

Investors also hopethat Apple will seal a dealto sell phones through Chi-na Mobile Ltd, gaining ac-cess nally to the countryslargest telecoms operator.We do see fewer positivecatalysts for the stock as thecompany nishes its annualproduct line refresh, ColinGillis, an analyst at BGCFinancial, said in a Fridaynote to clients.

Reuters

An employee

shows thethe front ofa new Apple

iPhone 5C(R) and

iPhone 5

S (L) at aVerizon store

in Orem,

Utah on 19

Sept, 2013.ReuteRs

In Europe, stirrings of

growth are talk of the

seasonFraNkFurT, 29 Oct

Down in the undergrowth ofEuropes economy, some-

thing is stirring. Whetherthey make paper to packpeaches, recruit temps forsecretarial work or work atthe dirty end, handling thewaste that all businessesproduce, managers are talk-ing about signs the gloomis lifting and hopes thatgrowth is on its way back.The euro zone came out of along recession in the secondquarter and a survey lastweek of purchasing manag-ers a guide to how rmssee their business growingin the coming months

seemed to conrm recovery,albeit tentatively, is takingroot.

There is certainlygrowing optimism thatthings are on the mend inEurope, said Vasant Prab-hu, chief nancial ofcer ofStarwood Hotel and ResortsWorldwide (HOT.N), oneof a host of executives tocomment during the third-quarter earnings season.The company, which runsSheraton and other hotelbrands, said it did well fromtourists in Italy and Spainand made more revenue

from each room thanks toa lack of new hotels open-ing. Among multinationals

whose job it is to ll the jobsthat companies start to cre-ate as they expand, there is a

similar sense of being at theleading edge of an upturnin fortunes: The positivesignals that emerged duringthe previous quarter per-sisted in the third quarter,said Rob Zandbergen, chiefexecutive of USG People(USGP.AS), echoing com-ments from rival Manpower(MAN.N). The stafng sec-tor is seen as an economicbarometer as rms tend tohire temporary staff rst,waiting for further evidenceof recovery before addingto their permanent payroll.

Zandbergen said companiesdealing with logistics andmaking semi-nished goods typically involved in theearly stages of productionbefore products reach theirnal buyers were doingwell: A number of early-cyclical sectors returned torevenue growth in the thirdquarter, he said.

Another business closeto the inner workings ofindustry, French waste andwater company Suez En-vironnement (SEVI.PA),said the upswing had yetto arrive but that at least

things seemed to have at-tened out after a period ofdecline.Reuetrs

buy Virtela TechnologyServices Inc, allowing it tooffer data services globallywithout licensing cables andlines in individual markets.Denver, Colorado-basedVirtela provides services tocorporate clients in morethan 190 countries throughlocal partnerships.

Information on NTTCommunications plannedacquisition of a secondUS cloud-related rm wasnot immediately available.

An NTT Communicationsspokesman declined to com-ment but said President Aki-ra Arima was due to hold anews conference at 4:30 pm(0730 GMT) in Tokyo.

NTT Communications,which operates data centresin Hong Kong and Britain,aims to boost revenues from

cloud services above 200billion yen by the businessyear to March 2016, morethan double the gure for2011/12, as it grapples with

declining revenue fromvoice services.

Cash-rich Japaneserms have been activelyacquiring overseas com-panies in recent years, in-cluding in the telecomsand information technol-ogy sector where SoftBankCorp in July completed its

$21.6 billion purchase ofSprint Corp, Japans biggestoverseas acquisition. ($1 =97.3400 Japanese yen)

Reuters


6/16


WORLD


PM Abe commemorates

Japan-assisted opening

of subway in IstanbulJapanese Prime

Minister Shinzo Abespeaks during a cer-

emony marking theopening of a subwayline under the Bospo-rus Strait in Istanbul,

Turkey, on 28 Oct,2013. KyodoNews

Istanbul, 29 Oct Japanese Prime MinisterShinzo Abe on Monday

afternoon attended a recep-tion to mark the opening ofa subway system under the

Bosporus Strait in Istanbul,Turkey, that was partly -nanced by Japanese yen

loans. I hope (the railway)will be a symbol of friend-

ship between Japan andTurkey, and further pro-mote our friendly relation-ship, Abe said at the re-

ception attended by TurkishTransport Minister BinaliYildirim.

Abe also expressedrespect for the determina-tion and passion of the peo-

ple involved in the project,which became the drivingforce of the almost-impos-

sible work of constructionand called the project ahistorical achievement re-

sulting from cooperationbetween Japan and Turkey.

Japan provided of-cial development assistanceloans totaling 153.3 billionyen for the subway system,

linking the Asian and Euro-pean sides of the city.

Kyodo News

Fininvest President Marina Berlusconi poses before theshareholders meeting at Mondadori headquarters in

Segrate, outside Milan, on 21 April, 2011.ReuteRs

Berlusconis daughter

denies planning to enter

politicsRome, 29 Oct Silvio

Berlusconis oldest daugh-

ter Marina denied specula-tion on Monday within her

fathers party that she couldreplace him as centre-rightleader due to the billionaire

former prime ministers le-gal difculties. Berlusconi,77, is embroiled in a series

of court cases, and the ap-proach of a Senate vote on

whether to expel the mediamagnate from parliament,possibly exposing him to

the risk of arrest, has in-tensied talk in his party ofMarina taking over.

Several party memberstold Italian media over the

weekend that Marina mightenter politics, while otherssaid such decisions shouldbe made democratically.

Once again I am forced todeny this in the most abso-lute manner: I have never

had and have no intention of

engaging in politics, said a

statement from the 47-year-old Marina, who heads her

fathers business empire.The statement comes amiddeepening divisions in his

center-right party as Ber-lusconis conviction for taxfraud at his Mediaset em-

pire threatens the career ofa man who has dominated

Italian politics for the lasttwo decades.

Berlusconis decision

to suspend the activitiesof his People of Freedom(PDL) party and revive his

old Forza Italia group last

week has exacerbated a riftbetween loyalist supportersof the four-times prime min-

ister and a rebel group whoback Interior Minister An-gelino Alfano. Alfano led

a revolt earlier this month

that thwarted the tycoons

attempt to bring down thegovernment of Enrico Let-ta, a fragile coalition that

includes the centre-rightand their traditional rivalsthe centre-left Democratic

Party.Reuters

Federal police patrol downtown in Morelia, in theMexican state of Michoacan on 28 Oct, 2013.ReuteRs

Mexico orces kill two suspects in state

energy frm attacks

mexIco cIty, 29 Oct Mexican security forces

killed two people believedto be involved in a stringof attacks on electrical in-

stallations at the weekendand captured three more,the government said on

Monday. An unspeciednumber of substations

and gas stations were at-tacked and damaged earlyon Sunday in the troubled

western state of Michoacanin an attack that temporar-

ily knocked out power forhundreds of thousands ofpeople.

National securi-ty spokesman EduardoSanchez said authorities

were still investigating theattacks but added that two

men suspected of beinginvolved had been killedin a reght with soldiers,

while three others had beencaptured.These men ...

have been hospitalized as aresult of injuries caused by

the ipping over of the car

they were trying to ee in,Sanchez said. It was notimmediately clear when

the killings and arrests tookplace.

He said that power had

now been restored to allthe affected regions. Lo-cal media said blackouts

had plunged into darknessmore than 400,000 peopleacross the mountainous

state of some 4.4 million.Mexico stepped up securityin the troubled western re-

gion in the wake of the at-tacks.nergy Minister Pedro

Joaquin Coldwell said se-

curity forces had increasedtheir presence at facilities

of the state-run electricitycompany the Federal Elec-tricity Commission (CFE)

and oil monopoly Pemex inMichoacan.

Reuters

Palestinian policemen loyal to Hamas inspect the sceneof an Israeli air strike in the northern Gaza Strip

on 28 Oct, 2013.ReuteRs

Israel shoots down Gaza rocket,

readies prisoner release

JeRusalem, 29 Oct Palestinians in the Gaza

Strip red two rockets ata southern Israeli coastalcity on Monday and Is-raels Iron Dome intercep-

tor shot down one whilethe other fell into the sea, amilitary spokeswoman said.

Within hours, Israels airforce bombed what a mili-

tary spokesman describedas two concealed rocketlaunchers in northern Gaza.

There were no casualties.The pre-dawn salvo againstAshkelon, about 12 km (7

miles) north of Gaza, wasunusual given the relativerestraint of Palestinian mili-

tants since last Novemberswar between the coastal en-

claves Islamist Hamas rul-ers and the Jewish state.

There was no claim of

responsibility for Mondayslaunches. They may havebeen meant to spoil the US-

sponsored peace talks thatHamass rival, PalestinianPresident Mahmoud Abbas,

resumed with Israel in July.To bolster Abbas, Israel is

due to free 26 Palestinianprisoners this week. Duringthe previous prisoner re-

lease, in August, Gaza mili-tants red rockets across theborder and Israel responded

with air strikes. Hamas has

called on Abbas, who holdssway in the Israeli-occupiedWest Bank, to abandon

peacemaking and form anew Palestinian power-sharing government.

The Islamist factionhas also signaled readinessto go to war, taking respon-

sibility last week for a tun-nel which the Israelis dis-

covered running into theirterritory from Gaza andsaid was likely intended

for kidnapping soldiers orsetting off underground ex-plosives. But the sands are

shifting for Hamas, whichhas tipped into nancial andpolitical crisis after being

cut off from neighboringEgypt by the new, military-guided interim government

in Cairo. Hamass ties withformer backers Iran andSyria have similarly de-

teriorated and in Gaza itsauthority has at times beenchallenged by more radical

armed Islamists.Abbass administra-

tion, which was expelled

from Gaza in a 2007 Pal-estinian civil war, has keptHamas in check in the West

Bank.Reuters

A woman passes by posters of Georgian presidentialelection candidates in Tbilisi on 26 Oct, 2103.

KyodoNews

Three Egypt policemen killed in attack in Nile Delta town

caIRo, 29 Oct ThreeEgyptian policemen werekilled on Monday when

masked men attacked acheckpoint in the Nile Del-

ta city of Mansoura, secu-rity sources said. No grouphas claimed responsibility

for the attack. Al-Qaeda-linked Islamist militantshave stepped up attacks on

soldiers and police since

the army toppled IslamistPresident Mohamed Mursiin July.

The majority of the at-tacks have been carried out

in the largely lawless Sinairegion, although militantshave on occasion extended

their campaign into majorcities. Three men in a carand one on a motorcycle

approached the checkpoint

before dawn and red at thepolicemen to make surethat they were dead, a se-

curity source in Mansourasaid, speaking on condition

of anonymity.This is another attack

in the series of terrorist at-

tacks against the police,he said, saying the violenceshows the intent of re-

venge against the security

forces. He did not specifywho had carried out the at-tack. State-run newspaper

Al-Ahram reported that 60bullet casings were found at

the site of the attack. The po-lice were conducting searchoperations to locate the per-

petrators, but no arrests hadbeen made, according to anemailed statement from the

interior ministry.Reuters


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7Wednesday, 30 October, 2013New Light of MyanmarL O C A L N E W S

Shelter Self-Improvement Project Case Management Training

Course kicks off

Yangon, 29 OctThe

Shelter Self-Improvement

Project Case Management

Training Course, jointly

organized by CentralCommit tee for Ant i -

Trafficking in Persons,

Human Trafcking Victims

Acceptance, Reintegration

and Rehabilitation and

UNIAP, was held at Social

Welfare Department on

Kyaikwaing Pagoda Road,

here, from 22 to 25 October.Commander of Anti-

Human Trafcking Police

Corps Police Brig-Gen Win

Naing Tun, in his address,

said that Myanmar has

drawn National Plan of

Action for Anti-Trafcking

in Persons with Policy and

Cooperation, Prevention,Prosecution, Protection and

Capacity Building sectors as

a programme for protection

of human trafcking victims.

Tasks are being carried

out through victim-centred

approach. A sustainable

network is to be set up among

the government, NGOs and

human trafcking victims.

It was attended by

23 personnel from Social

Wel fa re Dep ar tm en t ,

seven from Anti-Human

Trafficking Police Corps,

seven from Gender Gorup,

JICA TIP Project, World

Vision (ETIP Program), Kren

Baptist Convention Women

Department. Ofcials from

Human Traffcking Working

Group which are World

Vision, IOM and JACA took

part in the discussions.

M s H o a N g u y e n

(International Develop-

m e n t , A n t i - H u m a n

Traf f i ck in g P ro g ram

Specialist) and Daw Ohn-

m a r E i E i C h a w

(UNIAP Myanmar) shared

their experience to the

attendees.

M M A L - Z a w M y o

Naing

Sugarcane plantations thriving

in Pyu, Kyaukkyi, Kyaukdaga

P Y u , 2 9 O c t

Plantations of sugarcane are

thriving in Pyu, Kyaukkyi

and Kyaukdaga townships of

Bago Region for 2012-2013

cademic year due to properrainwater this year.

A total of 2150 acres

of sugarcane of 1074

farmers are thriving in Pyu

Township, 1767 acres of

849 farmers in Kyaukkyi

Township and 749 acres of

143 farmers in Kyaukdaga

Township.

It may be produced

95526 acres of sugarcane,

s a i d o f f i c i a l s f r o m

Zeyawady Hsinbyudaw

Advanced Sugar Mill of

Pyu Township according to

the survey of the ofcials.

Zeyawady Sugar Mill

of Pyu Township will go

into operation in third week

of December this year.

Farmers are to send theirsugarcane to the sugar mill

as of rst week of October.

The sugar mill issued

K 300,000 each to farmers

for maintenance of vehicles

and K 30000 per acre to

sugarcane growers in 2013-

14 cultivation season.

The mill will crush

800,000 tons of sugarcane

this season, said General

Manager U Myo Min of

Hsinbyutaw Advanced

Sugarcane Mill.

MMAL-Pyu Myint Oo

Pabedan Township Maternal and Child Welfare

Association and Township Health Department

jointly organized the public-based mobile clinic

at the Dhammayon of Maha Theindawgyi in

Pabedan Township on 11 October. Doctors of the

clinic provided health care services to local people

including members of the Sangha from 9 am to 5

pm.MMAL-MeeMee

Meiktila Phalankyin forest reserve contributes

much to greening taskMeiktila, 29 Oct

Meiktila of Meiktila Districtin Mandalay Region is

located in the dry zone of

Myanmar. Thus, Dry Zone

Greening Department under

the Ministry of Environmental

Con-servation and Forest

Department is implementing

the project for village re-

wood plantations.

Ph a l an k y in fo res t

reserve is one of the list of

forest reserves of the Dry

Zone Greening Department

near Phalankyin Village of

Meiktila-Kyaukpadaung

Road.

The forest reserve islocated on 110 acres of land.

Plants are grown under a

ve-year plan. After ve

years, the department will

hand over the forest to

Phalankyin Village.In the past, the western

part of Meiktila, near

Meiktila-Kyaukpadaung

Road, were covered with

thick foliage. Later, the

greening forest plantations

were declining year by year

due to growing population

and number of housings.

The local people utilized the

forests for their housing and

clearing parts of forest as

residences and pasture lands.

In consequence, the area gets

about 20 inches of rainfall.

That was why officials

organized the local peopleto grow village plantations

and conserve the existing

forests. Therefore, they have

over 30 inches of rainfall.

Phalankyin plantation is

now thriving within oneyear. At a time when it turns

ve year, the department

will hand over the forest

plantation to the village,

said Assistant Director U

Soe Tint (1) of Dry Zone

Greening Department of

Meiktila District.Offcials and s taff

of Dry Zone Greening

Department protect the

Haka District gets new courtHaka , 29 OctA

ceremony to open the new

court of Haka District was

held in Zayhaung Ward of

Haka of Chin State on 24

October.

It was attended by Chin

State Chief Minister U Hong

Ngai, the Speaker of Chin

State Hluttaw, the Chief

Justice of Chin State High

Court, the Advocate-General

of the State and Chin state

ministers.

The Chief Minister of

the state formally unveiled

the signboard of the new

court.

Haka District judge

U Aung Win presented

commemorative pennants

to the Chief Minister of the

State, Chief Justice U Win

Myint Kyaw of State High

Court and ofcials.

MMAL-Chin State

IPRD

Narcotic

drugs seizedin Momauk

KyauksakhanMoMauk, 29 Oct IP

Aung Myat Kyaw and party

of Momauk mobile team from

Bhamo Anti-Drug Squad (1)

of Kachin State together with

local authorities raided the

house of Ko Kun Tae at No.

17 in Kyauksakhan Village

in Bhamo Township on 24

October morning.

Acting on a tip-off,

they searched and found0.001 gram of white powder

from the straw of soft drink

under the chest drawer and

23.7 grams of white powder

believed to be heroin from

the iron box and K 170,000

believed to be proceeds from

the sales of heroin.

M o m a u k M y o m a

Police Station tested the

powder.

MMAL-Wah Wah

(Bhamo)

Thriving plantations seen at Phalankyin forest reserve.

Shelter Self-Improvement Project Case Management Training Course in

progress.

forest plantations day and

night and gave educative

talks to local people twice a

month not to squat the forest

reserve, not to plought thelands as farmlands, not to

cut the trees and not to set

re.

The plants at Phalankyin

forest will contribute to the

weather for getting propervolume of rainfalls in the

region and greening of the

region.

MMAL-435


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Wednesday, 30 October, 20138 New Light of MyanmarN a t i o N a lN a t i o N a l

Wednesdy, 30 ocber, 2013

t cvey ke pr nnnwde census kng

Mynmr s nw wrkng hrd fr kng

nnwde census n 2014. ths s he hrd mefr he cunry fer regnng s ndependence.

Census kng ws crred u n he cunry n

1973 nd 1983. Frm h me n, here were

n census kngs h k pce n he cunry,

making it difcult to obtain accurate data and

fcs.

Census kng cves w be underken

nnwde frm 30 Mch 10 apr 2014 un-

der he edershp f he Mnsry f immgr-

n nd Ppun. twrds hs end, he 2013

Ppun nd Census lw hs redy been

prmuged. Under he w, s sed h

d nd fcs n census sh n be uzed n

her cuses excep census mers.

the sk f nnwde census kng shuge nd cud cs f funds. i s esm-

ed cs US$ 85.5 mn. i s ern h he

cunry w spend US$ 15 mn n he prjec

nd he remnng cs w be brne by fregn

cunres. therefre, he pepe re c-

vey ke pr n he meg prcess be be

bn ccure d nd fcs.

as he census kng be unched sn

cvers n ny census bu husehd fcs nd

gures, each and every household plays a cru-

c re n hepng cqure ccure d. ony

hen, w be be cnrbue drwng fu-

ure devepmen pns.

a me when cncree seps re beng k-

en by he reevn deprmens nd ndvdusfr success f he mpressve prcess be sn

crred u, he nn pepe re herefre

d her b wh sense f duy hep bn

ccure d nd fcs.

Nay Pyi Taw, 29

OctA delegation led by

President of National En-

dowment for Democracy

(NED) Mr Carl Gersh-

man paid a call on Chair-

UEC chrmn mees Presden f Nn

Endwmen fr Demcrcy (NED)man of the Union Election

Commission U Tin Aye

at Chairmans ofce here

this morning.

They cordially

exchanged views on

UECs functions and

electoral process, prepa-

rations for ensuring a

free and fair multi-par-

ty general election in

2015, participation of

people, political parties,

Civil Society Organiza-

tions (CSOs), media and

international organiza-

tions in the processes of

Myanmars democratic

reforms and the elec-

tions, drawing strategic

plan for the electoral

process, visits of local

and foreign election ob-

servers, visits to other

countries elections by

Myanmar observers and

international experience

on elections.

It was also attended

by commission members

U Myint Naing, U Aung

Myint, Dr Daw Myint Kyi,

U Win Kyi, U Nyunt Tinand U Win Ko, secretary

U Tin Tun and ofcials

from the UEC Ofce.

MNA

NayPyiTaw, 29 Oct

An ofcial ceremony was

organized on 25 October

2013 at the Embassy of

the Republic of the Union

of Myanmar in Bangkok.

On behalf of Hungarian

Government, Mr. DanesTOMAJ, Ambassador

Extraordinary and Pleni-

potentiary of Hungary to

Myanmar, handed over the

Gvernmen f Hungry hnds ver

cmpuer hrdwre sysem MynmrType worth 43379.57 US

Dollars to Myanmar in sup-

port of the assumption of

the ASEAN Chairmanship

of Myanmar in 2014.

Ambassador U Tin

Win mentioned, The com-

puter hardware donated bythe Government of Hun-

gary will surely support

our preparation for the

Myanmars Chairmanship

of ASEAN in 2014, which

will be paving the way to-

wards the successful ASE-

AN Community in 2015

and will strengthen and

further promote the existing

diplomatic relations and co-

operation between Myan-

mar and Hungary.

Also present were the

Myanmar Military Attache,diplomats from the Myan-

mar and Hungary Embas-

sies, business entrepreneurs

and media men.MNA

Chairman of Union Election Commission U Tin Aye receives

President of National Endowment for Democracy (NED)

Mr Carl Gershman.mna

Meeting between

Legislatures,

Union Government

and Legislative

Cooperation Work

Committee in

progress at Hluttaw

Complex.(News n

Pge-16)mna

computer hardware system

to U Tin Win, Ambassador

Extraordinary and Pleni-

potentiary of Myanmar to

Thailand, on behalf of the

Government of the Repub-

lic of the Union of Myan-

mar.The Government of

Hungary donated the com-

puter hardware system of

9567800 Hungarian Forint

NayPyiTaw, 29 Oct

Pyithu Hluttaw Educa-

tion Promotion Committee

Chairman Dr Chan Nyein

received a delegation led

by Executive (Executive

Education) Mr. Heyi Gan

of Lee Kuan Yew School

of Public Policy of National

University of Singapore at

the Hluttaw Affairs Hall

Pyhu Huw Educn

Prmn Cmmee Chr-

mn receves fregn guess

of Hluttaw Complex, here,

this afternoon.

Also present at the call

were Secretary of the Com-

mittee Dr Mya Oo and 13

members.

At the call, they had a

cordial discussion on edu-

cational cooperation be-

tween the two countries.

MNA

Hey, Death... you

cant take me, for

Im fastening my

seat belt!

Fasten your seat belt while driving.

(from page 1)

reported to the President

on preparation works for

ASEAN Chair and so did

the Subcommitte chairmen.

After hearing the re-

ports, the President left the

necessary instructions.

In his concluding re-

mark, the President said

Presden U then Sen

ddresses crdnn

that taking ASEAN Chair-

manship is a golden op-

portunity for Myanmar.

He called for cooperation

by the government, NGOs

and all citizens as a national

duty.

Successful holding of

meetings gives Myanmar a

chance of showing peace,

stability and capacity to

ASEAN countries as well

as to the globe. Myanmar

needs to show successful

holding of regional and in-

ternational meetings to the

world during its transitional

period. ASEAN Chair's

duty is broad and enormous

one. He called for collabo-ration among the ministries

and the subcommittee, he

added.

Afterwards, the Presi-

dent and party looked round

simples of gifts and brooch-

es for ASEAN chair and

progress in construction of

meeting halls.

It is reported that

Myanmar takes ASEAN

chair for one-year term

as of 1 January next year.

More than 240 meetingsare scheduled to be held

in Yangon, Mandalay and

Bagan-NyaungU.

MNA


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9Wednesday, 30 October, 2013New Light of MyanmarN A T I O N A L

(from page 16)

Wadaya and Thadukan in-

dustrial zones that were

established in 2004 and

lagged behind in develop-

ment due to inadequacy in

electricity supply and farm-

land issues. Upon comple-tion of the task of devel-

oping the two zones and

Roadside vendors allowed...

23rd ASEAN Armies...(from page 16)

The Chief of the Gen-

eral Staff awarded the win-

ners at Novelty Shooting

contest. The Chief of Gen-eral Staff (Army, Navy and

Air) and the Vice-Chiefs

of Staff (Army) planted

star-ower saplings in the

compound of the shooting

range.

section (4) of Shwepyitha

Industrial Zone in which

other three sections have

developed, there will be

new jobs for 25000 work-

ers.

Todays session end-

ed at noon and the 17th

-daysession will continue on 31

October.MNA

They looked round

the booths put on show at

Exhibition Hall in AARM

village. In the afternoon,

the Chief of General Staff,the Vice-Chiefs of Staff

(Army) and senior mili-

tary ofcers from Myan-

mar participated in friend-

ly golf tournament held in

commemoration of the 23rd

Nay Pyi Taw, 29

OctA work coordination

meeting of Pyithu Hluttaw

Committees and Commis-

sion was held at Zabuthi-

ri meeting hall in Hluttaw

Pyithu Hluttaw Committee andCommission meet

Complex here today, attend-

ed by Pyithu Hluttaw Speak-

er Thura U Shwe Mann.

The Pyithu Hluttaw

Speaker addressed the meet-

ing. Ofcials, the committee

chairmen and the secretaries

and commission members

presented the reports.

The meeting came to an

end following the speech by

the Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker.

It was also attended by Py-

ithu Hluttaw Deputy Speak-

er U Nanda Kyaw Swa and

ofcials from the Hluttaw

Ofce.

MNA

Nay Pyi Taw, 29

OctUnion Minister for

Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko

Ko held talks on bilateral

cooperation with President

of the National Endowment

for Democracy (NED) Mr.

Carl Gershman and party at

his ofce, here, this noon.

It was attended by

Deputy Minister for Home

Affairs Brig-Gen Kyaw

Kyaw Tun and ofcials

concerned from MyanmarPolice Force and the Gen-

eral Administration Depart-

ment.MNA

Union Home Affairs Minister

receives NED President

Nay Pyi Taw, 29 Oct

On her speech at a work-

shop on formulation of dis-

aster management bylaws

held at the Ministry of So-

cial Welfare, Relief and Re-

settlement, here, this morn-

ing, Union Minister Dr Daw

Myat Myat Ohn Khin called

on experts from departments

concerned and relevant are-

as to give advice based on

personal experiences and

expertise on formulation of

bylaws (draft) that have to

be drawn during a 90-day

period after promulgation of

Disaster Management Law

Workshop on formulation

of disaster management

bylaws heldon 31 July 2013.

Next, Mr. Sanny Ramos

of UNDP (Asia Pacic Re-

gional Ofce) spoke on the

occasion.

Afterwards, members

of Pyithu Hluttaw Bill Com-

mittee and National Disaster

Preparedness sub-commit-

tees, experts from Supreme

Court of the Union and At-

torney-General Ofce of

the Union, heads of relevant

departments, responsible

persons of Disaster Risk Re-

duction Working Group and

legal experts from Indone-

sia and the Philippines held

discussions on enactment

of disaster management by-

laws in a transparent man-

ner.MNA

ASEAN Armies Rie Meet

2013 at PyinOoLwin golf

course.

In the evening, they

enjoyed sunset view near

PyinOoLwin Anisakhanand beauty of Dattawchai

waterfall. Later, prizes were

awarded to those winners at

the dinner at Dattawchaint

Hotel.

Myawady

NayPyiTaw, 29 Oct

Chairman of the Committee

for Ensuring Success in

Sports Deputy Minister for

Sports U Thaung Htaik vis-

ited the training center-1 at

Nay Pyi Taw Sports Train-

ing Centre this morning.

There, he encouraged

the Muay boxers under in-

Shot in the arm for athletestensive training and training

of Vovinam Bando athletes

and joint training of My-

anmar traditional Chinlone

players together with those

from Cambodia and Thai-

land, and training of play-

ers in billiards and snooker,

Taekwondo, and archery

events.MNA

Nay Pyi Taw, 29

OctA moderate earth-

quake of magnitude (5.0)

Richter Scale with its ep-

icenter inside Myanmar

(about 14 miles east of

Kalewa) about (132) miles

Union Home Affairs

Minister Lt-Gen Ko Ko

receives President of

National Endowment for

Democracy (NED) Mr.

Carl Gershman.mna

Workshop on formulation of disaster

management bylaws in progress.mna

Moderate earthquake jolts inside

Myanmarnorthwest of Mandalay

seismological observatory

was recorded at (14) hrs

(23) min (08) sec M.S.T

today, announced Meteor-

ology and Hydrology De-

partment.NLM

Shooting teams take

designated positions

at shooting range.

myawady

Chief of the General

Staff (Army, Navy and

Air) General

Hla Htay Win

and Vice-Chiefs

of Staff (Army) of

ASEAN countries

view modern arms

and ammunitions

displayed for ASABArmies Rife Meeting

in PyinOoLwin.

myawady


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10 New Light of Myanmar

Seikpyu, 29 OctUnder

the supervision of Disaster

Management Unit of My-

anmar Red Cross Society,

Seikpyu Township Red

Cross Society conducted the

community-based disaster

risk reduction courses from

June to October 2013.

It was attended by 360

trainees from 12 villages.

At the concluding cer-

emony at Basic Education

Middle School in Chaung-

magyi Village on 25 Oc-

tober, Magway Region

Hluttaw representative U

Myint Soe delivered an

address.

Deputy Commanding

Ofcer U Maung MaungWin of Township Red Cross

Battalion explained the

purpose of training courses.

Officials presented

rst, second and third prizes

to the winning groups from

Chaungmagyi and Mezalig-

way villages in practical

works.

The village administra-

tor and a female trainee spoke

words of thanks.

Present on the occasion

were towns elders, members

of village development sup-

portive committee, course

instructors and trainees.

During the training

period, Myanmar Red Cross

Society provided K 1500 for

30 trainees in each village.

The training courses were

opened in each village for

ve days.

Kyemon-Ko Myo

(Seikpyu)

Community-based disaster risk reduction

courses conducted

Security Course for Hotels, Motels and

Lodgings opened in Toungoo

Toungoo , 29 Oct

Under the leadership of

the Ministry of Hotels and

Tourism, the Bago Region

Zone Hoteliers Association

conducted the hotels, motelsand lodgings security course

at Myanma Thiri Hotel on

Meiktila Bala Road in Toun-

goo on 28 October.

The ministry managed

conducting the training

courses in 16 townships such

as Toungoo, Ngwehsaung,

Chaungtha, Pathein, Bago,

Pyay, Mawlamyine, Hpa-an,

Kengtung, Tachilek, Lashio,

Muse, Sittway, Ngapali,

Magway and Myitkyina.

Similar courses were

provided in Nay Pyi Taw,

Yangon, Mandalay and

Inlay regions from 21 to 25

October.

Trainers from local po-

lice stations, Criminal Inves-

tigation Department, Special

Branch and Immigration

and National Registration

Department gave lectures to

the trainees.

It is a good training

for security of the hotels

and lodgings. Thanks to

knowledge from the train-

ing course, the hotel staff

will have knowledge to give

better services to the cus-

tomers. The hotel staff will

be higher qualication. The

hotels should install CCTVs

at their buildings without fail.

We have given instructions

to the hotels last year, said

Chairman U Nyo Myint of

Bago Region Zone Hotel-

iers Association.Kyemon-

Kyaw Swa (Toungoo)

Hotel security course commences

in Pyaypyay, 29 OctMinistry

of Home Affairs and Minis-

try of Hotels and Tourism

jointly organized the hotel

security course at the hall of

Mingala Uyin Hotel in Pyay

on yesterday morning.

Pyay Region Manager

U Myint Sein of Myanmar

Hotels and Tourism Services

explained the purpose of con-

ducting the training course.

Commander of Pyay Town-

ship Police Force Police

Major Myint Oo explained

the systematic learning of

lectures for security meas-

ures.

Police Captain Swe

Lin of Pyay District Spe-

cial Branch and ofcials of

Criminal Investigation De-

partment will give lectures on

basic knowledge on security

measures and mine clearing

and preventive measures.

A total of 54 trainees

from hotels, transport and

logding enterprises from

Pyay District and 31 from su-

permarkets and department

stores totalling 85 attended

the course.

Ofcials gave lectures

to those of hotels, transport

and logding enterprises for

ve days course, and thoseof supermarkets and depart-

ment stores one day course.

Kyemon-Myo Kyaw Gyi

(KP)

TCRC meets local people in Meiktila

Township

MeikTila, 29 Oct

Township Committee of the

Right of Child held a talk

with local people at Magy-

ichauk Village of Zaung-

changon Village-tract of

Meiktila Township on 27

October afternoon.

The talks was held at

Child Care School in Magy-

ikyaung Village.

At rst, village admin-

istrator U Tun Sein made a

speech.

Chairman of Meiktila

Township Committee of

the Right of Child U Khin

Maung Tint explained the

township committee of the

child right for rights of thechildren.

Member of Township

Committee of the Right

of Child Daw Than Than

Myint briefed all on right

of children

Member of Township

Maternal and Child Wel-

fare Association Daw Moe

Sanda Shwe gave lectures

on tuberculosis diseases.

Later, they replied to

queries raised by the villag-

ers.Kyemon-Thein Myint

Kyaw (Meiktila)

Talks on fre preventive

measuresToungoo, 29 OctAn

educative talk on re pre-

ventive measures and re

drill was held at Toungoo

Locomotive Shed on 27

October morning.

Head of Branch of the

shed U Kyaw Moung made

a speech. Head of Toun-goo District Fire Services

Department U Khin Maw

explained the re reventive

measures and reghting

Ofcials

of Fire

Services

Department

gives lec-

tures on re

preventive

measures

to workers

of Toungoo

Locomotive

Shed.

Ofcials of

Township

Commit-

tee of the

Right of

Child

meet local

people in

Meiktila.

An ofcial present certicate to leader of trainee at

concluding ceremony of community-based disaster

risk reduction courses.

Hotels, motels and lodgings security course in

progress at the hotel in Toungoo.

Disaster Risk Reduction

techniques. Technician

GradeV U Thiha Swe

demonstrated use of dry

chemical powder in putting

out the re.

It was attended by

over 30 staff and workers

from the locomotive shed.

The educative talks wasorganized by Toungoo Dis-

trict Fire Services Depart-

ment.Kyemon-U Kyaw

Hla (Toungoo)

The training on hotel security in progress in

Township.


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Wednesday, 30 October, 2013 11New Light of MyanmarRegional

India opposition urges tighter

saety or top candidate Modi

afer blastsNew Delhi, 29 Oct

Indias main oppositionparty demanded on Monday

protection for its candidatefor prime minister, Naren-

dra Modi, after a series ofsmall blasts killed six peopleshortly before he addresseda packed weekend rally.

While Modi was not in thevicinity of any of the blasts

in the state of Bihar on Sun-day, they were a reminderof Indias bloody political

history, that includes the as-sassination of former primeminister Rajiv Gandhi at a

1991 election rally.The Hindu nationalist

Modi is seen as a target of

Islamist militants who holdhim responsible for riots in

2002, during his rst term

as chief minister of Guja-rat state, in which at least1,000 people, most of them

Muslims, were killed. Sun-

Gujarats chief minister and Hindu nationalistNarendra Modi, the prime ministerial candidate for

Indias main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)addresses a rally in the eastern Indian city of Patna

on 27 Oct, 2013.ReuteRs

days violence was a sign ofheightened tensions in theearly stages of a campaign

that has already coincidedwith an uptick in commu-

nal clashes between Hindusand Muslims. India is dueto elect a new governmentby May 2014 in a contest

pitting the political outsiderModi, favoured by business,

against the ruling Congresspartys Rahul Gandhi, thescion of a political dynasty

stretching back more than60 years.

Modi denies any role

in the 2002 riots or biasagainst minority Muslims.He has gathered momentum

in recent weeks and opinionpolls suggest his BharatiyaJanata Party (BJP) could

win enough seats to form thenext government in a coali-tion.

Reuters

Singapore plans electricity utures market

launch by end-2014SiNgapore, 29 Oct

The Singapore Exchange(SGX) said on Monday that

it has been preparing for thelaunch of Asias rst elec-

tricity futures market by theend of 2014. SGX is work-ing closely with the EMA(Energy Market Authority),

Energy Market Company(EMC) and market partici-pants to design the futures

products, it said in a state-ment, adding that the launchis still subject to regula-

tory approval. The progresswas also announced by SIswaran, minister in the

Prime Ministers Ofce andsecond minister for home

affairs and second ministerfor trade and industry, at theSingapore International En-ergy Week on Monday.

The Energy MarketAuthority held a public con-sultation last year on the de-

velopment of an electricityfutures market in Singapore.It issued a request-for-inter-

est paper in May this year,setting out the proposed de-sign of the futures market.

Six companies showed theirinterest. The minister said

that the commercial discus-sions are in progress for thedevelopment of the futuresmarket, and that an industry

workgroup is in the processof developing the design ofthe electricity futures con-

tracts. We hope that theelectricity futures marketwill be launched some time

in the second half of 2014,he said.

SGX is working with

the industry to launch a trialrun next year so as to allow

generation companies tobuild up competencies andexperience in trading andmarket making. Iswaran

said Singapore is consid-ering the introduction ofelectricity futures market to

complement the spot mar-ket.

Xinhua

The model of SouthKoreas CHEUNMOO

missile is seen at press day

of the Seoul InternationalAerospace & Defence

Exhibition (ADEX) at the

Kintex in Paju, South Ko-rea, on 28 Oct, 2013. Morethan 360 companies from

28 countries and regionsdisplayed their productsin the six-day exhibition

opened on Tuesday.

Xinhua

42 passengers

rom crashedLao Airlines

ightidentifedVieNtiaNe, 29 Oct

Forty-two passengers have

been identied from LaoAirlines ight QV301 whichcrashed on 16 October kill-ing all 49 on board, Somkiet

Vorralath, deputy directorof Champassak ProvincialHealth toldXinhua on Mon-

day.According to Vorrala-

th, ofcials are waiting forDNA samples from Thai-land and Australia in or-

der to aid the identicationprocess. Seven of the pas-sengers are still unidentied

including three French, twoLao people and two Austral-ians. The planes black-

box data ight recordersare still unrecovered, Yakua

Lopangkao, director generalof the Lao Civil AviationDepartment, toldXinhua onMonday. Repairs to a crane

equipped barge caused mi-nor delays but teams willcontinue through the night

in attempts to reach theblackbox units, he said.

According to Lopang-kao, poor visibility and thestrong current of the wet-season Mekong are continu-

ing to make recovery effortsdifcult. The two blackboxunits contain information

that may help ofcials de-termine details of the crash.

One unit records aircraftperformance parametersand inputs to the planes

electronic systems whilethe other records radio com-munications, conversations

in the cockpit and ambientsounds.

The twin engine ATR

72-600 crashed into theMekong River during badweather 7 km from its desti-

nation of Pakse Internation-al Airport.Xinhua

Police drop case over 2010 online leak

o antiterrorism documentstokyo, 29 Oct To-

kyo police on Tuesdaydropped their case over theonline leak of documents in

2010 that contained sensitive

information about their anti-terrorism efforts as the stat-

ute of limitations for lingcriminal charges expired the

same day. After three years

of investigating the leak thatthe police strongly believedwas an inside job, the Met-

ropolitan Police Department

failed to nd evidence tosupport its case as a culprit

could not be identied, in-vestigative sources said.

Nonetheless, the MPD

will send related papers toprosecutors on Tuesdaywithout naming a suspect

and continue investigatingthe leak that came to lightin October 2010 in case a

suspect abroad is identied,they said. The statute of limi-tations is suspended during

the period in which a suspect

is out of the country. TheMPD had been pursuing thecase as one of obstruction of

duty as the incident affected

its security operations forthe Asia-Pacic EconomicCooperation forum summitin Yokohama in November2010. Tokyo police at the

time were strengthening se-curity ahead of a series ofAPEC-related events. The

leak involved 114 documentsthat are believed to have beencollected by the MPD divi-

sion specializing in crimescommitted by foreigners.

Kyodo News

Evacuees rom typhoon-hit Izu

Oshima Island return homeizu oShima, (Japan),

29 Oct Thirty-fourevacuees from typhoon-hitIzu Oshima Island, mostly

elderly and disabled peo-ple, returned to the islandon Monday afternoon on a

chartered vessel, after theevacuation order and ad-visory issued for the entire

island were lifted on Satur-day.

They were among

some 100 evacuees fromthe island, some 120 kilom-eters south of Tokyo, whom

the Tokyo metropolitan

government had been hous-ing at facilities away from

the island where 32 peopledied and nine are still miss-ing after a typhoon on lastWednesday.

The evacuation orderand advisory were lifted onSaturday as this years 27th

typhoon, Francisco, wasdowngraded to an extrat-ropical cyclone. The island

was hit by deadly mudslidescaused by Typhoon Wiphaon last Wednesday, and the

Tree police killed in bomb blasts in

southern TailandBaNgkok, 29 Oct

Three members of a police

bomb disposal unit werekilled on Monday in a bombattack in Thailands restive

south, police said.The attack occurred in

the morning when the unit

was inspecting an area afterreceiving information that anexplosive device was hidden

Mariko Shinoda (C), a member of the pop idol group

AKB48, poses in front of a Peach Aviation airplane

featuring her face during a ceremony at Kansai

International Airport near Osaka, western Japan, on

27 Oct, 2013. The ceremony marked the launch of

the low-cost carriers Kansai-Narita service.

Kyodo news

evacuation order was issued

to prevent further damage.Kyoko Okamura, 62,

who evacuated with her

handicapped husband, said,Im relieved. Some ofmy acquaintances were

swept away. When I goback to the island, I wantto see friends and check

everyones faces, she saidtearfully. Another charteredvessel is set to transport

other evacuees back homeon Tuesday.

Kyodo News

under a local road in Bachodistrict of Narathiwat Prov-

ince. The bomb was detonat-ed by remote control while

the police ofcers weretrying to defuse the bomb.Two died at scene while athird later succumbed to his

injuries. According to thepolice, the bomb disposalunit may have been targeted

because insurgents failed to

kill police ofcers during aprevious attack in Septem-ber. More than 5,500 peoplehave been killed since 2004

in the separatist insurgencyin the three restive Muslim-majority provinces of Nar-

athiwat, Yala and Pattani,near the border with Malay-sia.Kyodo News


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