(1) Secretary-1 inspects
construction of new runway of Magway Airport and Ayeyawady Bridge
(Magway)
YANGON, 12 Jan-Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council
Lt-Gen.. Khin Nyunt, accompanied by ministers, the Chief of Staff
(Navy), deputy ministers, officials of the State Peace and Development
Council Office, departmental heads and officials, left here for Magway
yesterday evening and arrived in Magway at 4.30 p.m.
The Secretary-1 and party were welcomed at Magway Airport by Chairman of
Mandalay Division Peace and Development Council Commander of Central
Command Brig-Gen. Ye Myint, Chairman of Magway Division Peace and
Development Council Col Zaw Min, members of Division and District
Peace and Development Councils, service personnel and members of the Union
Solidarity and Development Association.
The Secretary-1 and party proceeded to the new runway project site of
Magway Airport near Sartaingkan village in Magway township. First,
they inspected earth work of the runway done with the use of heavy
machinery. Managing Director U Tun Myint Naing reported to the Secretary-1
on progress of work. Then, the Secretary-1 and party inspected
construction work along the runway by car. Afterwards, they inspected
installation of a concrete mixer to be used in the construction work.
At the briefing hall, Minister for Transport Maj-Gen. Hla Myint Swe and
Director-General U Win
Maung of the Department of Civil Aviation
reported to the Secretary-1 on facts about the project. Then, Managing
Director U Tun Myint Naing reported to the Secretary-1 on earth work of
the 12,000-foot-long and 200-foot-wide runway, arrangements to lay
concrete on the runway after earth work is completed and architectural
design of the airport building.
Maj-Gen. Hla Myint Swe gave a supplementary report. Then, the Secretary-1
gave necessary
instructions. He said that tasks are being carried out
for development of Magway city, which is situated in the strategic
western part of Bago Yoma. In this regard, construction of the airport is
important. Efforts are to be made for timely completion of the
airport, to meet the set standards so that big aircraft can touch down
at the airport.
The Secretary-1 and party proceeded to the construction project of
Ayeyawady Bridge (Magway) on the bank of Magway. They were welcomed by
Deputy Chief Engineer (Project) U Han Zaw and employees. First, the
Secretary-1 inspected installation of steel trusses at the project site.
Deputy Minister for Construction U Tint Swe and Deputy Chief Engineer
(Project) of Public Works U Han Zaw reported on construction of the
approach bridge of Ayeyawady Bridge (Magway) on Magway bank and the
finding of an axis, construction of the approach bridge on Minbu bank and
the finding of an axis, construction of the approach road,
construction of piles, installation of trusses, measures taken for
road safety and prevention of traffic congestion and future tasks. The
Secretary-1 said Magway is an important region in central Myanmar and
Ayeyawady Bridge (Magway) is also a strategic bridge.
The bridge across the Ayeyawady River links Magway and Minbu. On
completion of the bridge, it will link the eastern and western regions
of the Ayeyawady River and it will provide access to Rakhine State
through Minbu-An road. One can travel from the western regions of the river
via Magway to Taungdwingyi, Pyinmana, Paunglaung and Shan State in the
east. Travelling to northern Shan State, border areas, Kachin State
and Sagaing Division through Mandalay will be easy and smooth. Head of
State Senior General Than Shwe himself gave guidance on the tasks of Magway
region development including Ayeyawady Bridge (Magway), a new airport,
the Institute of Medicine and Primary Health Institute, as Magway
takes up a strategic place.
Under the guidance of Head of State Senior General Than Shwe, a modern
airport is under construction. Moreover, the Institute of
Medicine (Magway) and the Primary Health Institute have been
constructed in the health sector. Plans are under way for construction
of a new Magway General Hospital. He said there are Magway
University, Education College, Government Technical College and
Government Computer College. Therefore, Magway can be called a city of
education. He called on all to exert efforts to enable Magway to
possess the characteristics of a city and to build a modern Magway
bridge with high standard, one of the main projects for development of
the region. The Secretary-1 inspected measures taken for
prevention of traffic congestion at the junction at the top of the
approach road of the Ayeya-wady Bridge (Magway). The Ayeyawady Bridge
(Magway) links Mingala Road in Magway and Phayakoehsugon in
Htauk-sharbin Village in Minbu Township. The bridge is 8,989 feet
long and 28 feet wide. It has two six-foot-wide walkways and can withstand
60 tons of loads. The lower structure will be built of reinforced
concrete. The 6,969-foot-long main bridge will be built of steel
trusses and the 2,020-foot-long approach bridge of pre-stressed concrete.
(2) USDA members need to
participate in nation-building endeavours and pay constant attention
to rural development tasks
Magway Division USDA holds mass
rally
YANGON, 12 Jan. - A mass rally to support national and rural development
tasks organized by Magway Division Union Solidarity and Development
Association was held at the sports ground of Kanbya Village in Magway
Township, Magway District, Magway Division yesterday morning. It was
attended by Magway District Column, led by U Kyaw Moe, comprising
4,051 members of Magway, Yenangyoung, Chauk, Taung-dwingyi, Natmauk
and Myothit Township USDAs, Thayet District Column, led by U Kyi Min,
comprising 4,003 members of Thayet, Aunglan, Minhla, Kanma, Sinbaungwe
and Mindon Township USDAs, Gangaw District Column, led by U Aung Min,
comprising 4,092 members of Gangaw, Saw, and Htilin Township USDAs and
Minbu District Column, led by U Ko Lay, comprising 4,001 members of
Minbu, Pwintbyu, Salin, Ngaphe, Setoktara Township USDAs, Pakokku
District Column, led by U Kyaw Tint, comprising 4,056 members of Pakokku,
Yesagyo, Myaing, Pauk and Seikphyu Township USDAs, totalling 20,203.
Magway Division USDA Executive U Than Swe presided over the mass rally
together with Pakokku District USDA Executive U Lu Min and
Taungdwingyi Township USDA Secretary U Than Win. Thayet District USDA
Executive Daw Yin Yin Hla and Magway District USDA Executive Daw Sandar
Lun Myint acted as master and co-master of ceremonies. Chairman of the
rally Executive of Magway Division USDA U Than Swe said that the Union
Solidarity and Development Association has been formed with the sons
and daughters of the people with the aim of serving the national
interests. Therefore, all the members of the association are actively
participating in the national and rural development tasks.
After 1988, the government and the people have been cooperating in
efforts for the development of the State. The government is
energetically implementing the tasks with respect to national solidarity
and peace and tranquillity, development of economic infrastructures,
enhancement of economic efficiency, development of human resources,
improvement of social skills and regional and international
cooperation.
These tasks have been formulated in accord with the political, economic
and social objectives. They are strategies laid down in accord with
the objective conditions of the nation. The USDA needs to regard the
nation-building tasks of the government as a national tasks and to help
maintain peace and stability and undertake nation-building tasks and
to pay constant attention to rural development tasks. Executive of
Taung-dwingyi Township USDA U Ye Tint Thein tabled a motion calling for
support of nation-building tasks of the government. In the economic
sector, over 13 million tons of paddy were produced in 1988, and over
21 million tons in 2001.
Formerly, about 400,000 tons of peas and beans were produced, and now up
to two million tons have been produced. The production of oil crops
has increased from over 0.7 million tons up to 1.2 million tons. The
production has increased from 60,000 tons of cotton up to 200,000 tons. The
production of sugarcane has trebled from two million tons of sugarcane
up to six million tons. In the meat and fish sector, over 0.9 tons of
meat, fish and prawn were produced in 1988, and about 1.7 million tons
in 2001.
In the energy sector, the production of natural gas has increased from
over 39 billion cubic-feet up to 301 billion cubic-feet. In the
mineral sector, the production of gold, refined copper and pig iron
has increased considerably. In the foreign trade sector, the value of
the previous trade volume was over US $ 880 million and now it has
amounted to over US $ 4,100 million. Arrangements are being made to
generate electricity, which is very important in developing the industrial
sector. Over the last ten years, 26 hydroelectric power plants were
built, and the major power projects like Yeywa Hydroelectric power
Project and Paung-laung Hydroelectric power Project.
In addition, gas power stations and coal-fired power stations are also
being built. In the communication sector, modern communication
facilities have been installed. In 1988, there were 83 microwave
stations; in 2001, 198 microwave stations. The number of telephone
exchanges has increased from 239 to 543. Previously, there were over
6,600 auto tele-phones, and now there are over 300,000. The number of
modern cellular phones has increased as well. In 1988, there were only 32
universities and colleges. In 2001, the number increased up to 144.
Post-graduate and doctorate courses are being opened. In this way,
highly-qualified human resources are being developed.
In 1988, there were 0.13 million university students. In 2001, over 0.53
million university students are pursuing education. The government has
conducted new universities, colleges and basic education schools. In
1988, there were about 34,000 basic education schools. Now there are over
39,000. Member of Magway Township USDA Daw Thida Hlaing seconded
the motion tabled by executive of Taungdwingyi Township USDA U
Ye Tint Thein. She said n the agricultural sector, there were over 2.9
million acres of cultivated land in 1988, and over 5.5 million acres
in 2001.
There were over 0.3 million acres of paddy in 1988, and over 0.5 million
acres in 2001. The production of paddy has increased from 14 million
baskets of paddy up to 33.2 million baskets. There were over 0.3
million acres of peas and beans in 1988 and over 1.4 million acres in
2001. The production of peas and beans has increased six times from
over 2 million baskets from 12.3 million baskets. Oil crops, the main
crop of Magway Division, were grown on 1.3 million acres of land in
1988 and on 2.1 million acres in 2001. The production of oil crops has
increased over two times from 12.3 million baskets up to 27 million
baskets.
In the energy sector, oil is being produced with foreign joint-venture
companies in Yenangyoung Oil
Field, Htaukshabin Oil Field and Mann Oil
Field. In the industrial sector, Pakokku Industrial Zone and
Yenangyoung Industrial Zone have been established in Magway Division. In
Magway Division after 1988, Aunglan Steel Mill, Yoneseik Sugar Mill,
Duringabo Sugar Mill, Pakokku Tamar Insecticide Plant, Taungdwingyi
Cotton Mill, Magway Dyeing Factory, soap factories and soft drinks and
ice factories have been built.
An umbrella factory and textile mills are being built in Magway, Pakokku
and Pwintbyu. There were 694 dams and lakes in 1988 and 1,312 in 2001
in Magway Division. After 1988, the government has built Ngamin Dam,
Yinmale Dam, Kinpuntaung Dam, Bangon Dam, Yanpe Dam, Pulin Dam,
Sunchaun Dam, Hsaddan Dam, Natmauk Dam and Salin Dam in Magway Division.
The cultivable lands are now being irrigated. Moreover, Naga Dam, Bwetgyi
Dam, Padechaung Dam and Monechaung Dam are also under
construction. There were only three river-water pumping stations
in 1988 in Magway Division. Now there have been 43 water-pumping station.
Four water-pumping projects are under implementation. In the
construction sector, there were 1,207 miles of roads including
494 miles of tarred roads in 1988 and 1,484 miles of roads including 825
tarred roads in 2001. There were 775 bridges in 1988 and 1,135 bridges
in 2001.
After 1988 in Magway Division, Hsinphyushin Bridge (Yesagyo), Anawrahta
Bridge (Chauk),
Salingchaung Nwetame Bridge, Monchaung Bridge,
Mannchaung Bridge, Yawchaung Bridge and
Myittha Bridge were built.
Ayeyawady River Crossing Bridge (Magway) is under construction. As a
result of construction of roads and bridges, the condition of transport
along Pathein-Monywa route on the western bank of the Ayeyawady River
is going smooth.
There were 138 miles of rail roads in 1988 in Magway Division. As
Yesagyo-Pakokku-Gangaw railroads have been built from Aunglan to
Magway, there have been altogether 472 miles of rail roads. In Magway,
a modern airport is in course of construction. Executive of Aunglan Township
USDA U Min Sein tabled the motion on participation of USDA members in
rural area development tasks. He said USDA, a strengthening
organization, was formed with members of rural and urban areas in the
country. He deeply believes that the association has capability to
establish the Myanma living society. The large amount of USDA members
live in rural areas and the members who live in the rural areas are the
largest population of the State. Therefore, aims of the association
are coincided with the accomplishment of rural areas development
tasks.
If USDA members cooperate in undertaking the tasks with perseverance,
diligence and goodwill, the development tasks for rural areas will get
more momentum. So, the association members must join hands with the
government and strive for achieving success in the rural areas development
tasks. And the association members must carry out the tasks as the
national duty. Five aims of the rural areas development tasks laid
down by the State are also basic requirements of rural areas. He believes
that if the five aims would be implemented, poverty in the rural areas
could be reduced.
Therefore, he tabled the motion calling on the participation of USDA
members to join hands with the State in rural area development tasks
according to the future tasks of the association. Afterwards, Magway
Township USDA member Daw Zar Zar Nwe seconded the motion calling for
participation of USDA members in rural area development tasks.
She mainly put emphasis on discharging the association members in their
respective sectors for uplift of living standard of national people
residing in rural area where basis of the agricultural sector and the
State economy as well. These duties of the association members mean to serve
interests of the national and the State. Now, between four and five
millions of USDA members have been conducted with management courses,
international relations courses and modern technological courses. And
the association is formed with 18 million of members.
At present, a study of the organization matters of the association shows
that the association stands tall as a highly-qualified and
consolidated national force and it has capability to serve the interest of
national people. In conclusion, she heartily supported the motion
tabled by Aunglan USDA executive Ko Min Sein for participation of USDA
members in rural development tasks being carried out with a view to
enabling the entire Union to become modern and developed nation. Then, the
mass rally passed the decisions in support of the State's development
tasks, rural development tasks laid down by the State and
participation of USDA members in national and rural development tasks.
Later, the rally came to an end by chanting the slogans.
(3) F&R Minister receives
Japanese guests
YANGON, 12 Jan. - Minister for Finance and Revenue U Khin Maung Thein
received member of the House of Councillors of Japan Mr Hideo Watanabe
and party at his office at 11 am today. They cordially discussed
matters related to cooperation. Also present on the occasion was Governor of
the Central Bank of Myanmar U Kyaw Kyaw Maung.
Japanese guests call on Deputy
Minister
YANGON, 12 Jan. - Member of the House of Councillors of Japan Mr Hideo
Watanabe and party called on Deputy Minister for Health Professor Dr
Mya Oo at the ministry on Pyidaungsu Yeiktha Road at 2 p.m. today.
Also present on the occasion were officials of departments of the ministry.
Minister receives Japanese
guests
YANGON, 12 Jan. - Minister at the State Peace and Development Council
Chairman's Office Brig-Gen. Abel received member of the House of
Councillors of Japan Mr Hideo Watanabe and party at his office
at 10 am today. They cordially discussed matters related to
cooperation between Japan and Myanmar. Also present at the call
were departmental officials and officials of the Japanese Embassy.
(4) 28 selected works of art
exhibited at IBC
YANGON, 12 Jan.- A total of 28 works selected for the First ASEAN-Myanmar
Art Contest are being exhibited at the International Business Centre
on Pyay Road up to 18 January. In addition to five works of award
winners U Aung Myin, U Kyee Myint Saw, U Nay Myo Hsay, U Myat Kyawt and U
Min Zaw, works of U Tin Maung Oo (Mandalay), U Thet Oo (Mon Thet), U
Sein Aung, U Ra Hu Lar, U Hla Toe, U Shwe Kyaw Lin, U Chan Aye (Tin
Win), U Kyaiklat Win Maung, U Kay Tun, U Myo Khin, U Nyein Chan Su, U
Dawei Tu Tu, U Maung Myint Aung, U Kyaw Myint Oo, U Hla Phone Aung, U
San Min, U Khaing Min Soe, U Tin Maung Oo (Yangon), U Myint Thein, U Thein
Myint Thein, U Sein Lin, U Shine Lu and U Soe Aung who include the
28-member artist list are displayed at the exhibition. Anyone may
visit the exhibition free of charge from 9 am to 5 p.m. daily. The five
award winners will take part in the 2002 ASEAN Art Contest to be held
in Bali Island, Indonesia, in May. Prizes were presented to the five
winners on 11 January.
Sithu Myanmar Co has presented K 20,000 each to 23 artists out of 28. The
winners who reside in Mandalay must take out the cash prizes at the
Htanyeiknyo Gallery in Mandalay and those who live in Yangon must take
out at the New Treasure Gallery in Yangon.
MMCWA holds talks on early-
childhood nurturing
YANGON,- 12 Jan.- Under the sponsorship of the Early Childhood
Development Supervisory Committee of the Myanmar Maternal and
Child Welfare Association, ceremony to give talks on " Early-
Childhood Nurturing " was held at the MMCWA at the corner
of Parami Road and Thanthumar Road, South Okkalapa Township,
this morning. Present were MMCAW Chairman Professor Daw Kyu Kyu
Shwe, Vice Chairperson Dr Daw Khin Win Shwe, CEC member, patrons
of the Supervisory Committee, Prof. Daw Khin Aye Win of the
Psychology Department of Yangon University, teachers of the
Early- Childhood Development Centre, and parents. The
chairperson made a speech on the occasion. Then, Prof., Daw Khin Aye
Win gave the talks and replied to the queries raised by the parents.
The Vice- chairperson presented gift to her and the ceremony
came to an end.
(5) Armed Forces Day Military Band
Contest continues
YANGON, 12 Jan.-The 57th Anniversary Armed Forces Day Commemorative
11th Military (Army, Navy and Air) Band Contest continued for the
second day at the People's Square this morning. Before the contest,
the bands comprising students of Thakayta Township Basic Education
High School No 1 and 2 presented their skill demonstrations. Then,
the bands representing No 55 LID, North-West Command, the
Defence Services Technological Academy, Eastern Command and Western
Command took part in the contest. Chairman of Committee for Observance
of the contest Vice-Adjutant-General Brig-Gen. Maung Nyo presented
gifts to the leaders of the school bands. Also present were senior
military officers, members of the Panel of Judges, Tatmadaw members and
their families, members of the Union Solidarity and Development
Association, Auxiliary Fire Brigade, Red Cross Society, guests,
teachers and students.
(6) Cooperative Products
Exhibition and Market Festival continues
YANGON, 12 Jan.-The Cooperative Products Exhibition and Market Festival
continued for the second day at the Cooperative Trade Centre of Saya
San Plaza in Bahan Township today. At the festival, 147 booths of
state and division cooperative societies, and 28 booths of State-owned
organizations, companies and entrepreneurs are being opened.
At the booth of the Cooperative Exports and Imports Enterprise under the
Ministry of Cooperatives, gold embroidery items, marionettes, beans
and pulses, onion, garlic, ginger, ripe tamarind, chemicals,
fertillizers and tyres, and at the booth of the Ministry of Industry-2,
fluorescent lamps, electric stoves, chopping hoes, dry cells, radios,
water pumps, and KNG 53 and 2 HP motors are being exhibited. Wives of
Ambassadors of ASEAN member nations and three East Asia countries to
Myanmar, women Embassy staff, wives of the Embassy staff, executives
of Myanmar ASEAN Women's Friendship Association visited the festival.
Managing Director of CEIE Daw Khin Swe Soe conducted them round the
festival. There, the goods are being sold in retail and wholesale as well as
under contracts. There was a contract of 1,000 tons of green gram and
2,000 tons of pigeon pea worth US$ 732,000 between CEIE and the
Vimalar Global Trade Pte Ltd yesterday, and a contract of 300 tons of green
gram and 330 tons of black pulse valued at US$ 182,000 between CEIE
and the Agrocorp International Pte Ltd today. Starting 11 am
daily, entertainment programmes and advertising demonstrations are
being presented at the festival,
which opens from 9 am to 8 p.m.
daily.
(7) Commander inspects Yangon
Division Vegetable and Poultry Farming Special Zone
YANGON, 12 Jan.- Chairman of Yangon Division Peace and Development
Council Commander of Yangon Command Brig-Gen. Myint Swe arrived at
Yangon Division Vegetable and Poultry Farming Special Zones near
Nyaunghnapin Village, Hmawby Township, this afternoon. He then met
with division-level departmental officials and agriculture and
livestock breeding entrepreneurs and attended to their needs.
At 1.30 p.m., the commander arrived at Hmawby Hsan Hall at the special
zone-1 where he was
welcomed by division-level officials. Then,
in-charge of the zone-3 Head of Yangon Division Settlement and Land
Records Department U Naing Win, in-charge of the zone-2 District
Commissioner of Yangon North District General Administration
Department U Thein Naing, in-charge of the zone-1 Yangon Division
Manager of Myanma Agriculture Service U San Maung reported to the commander
on land reclamation, completion of vegetable cultivation, poultry
farming tasks, digging of fish ponds and completion of construction of
earth road and drains in 1,300 acres of extended land in the zone-2
and Chairman of Supervisory Committee for Yangon Division Vegetables
and Poultry Farming Special Zone Commissioner of Yangon Division GAD U
Thein Swe on cultivation of vegetables in the special zones and
livestock breeding tasks to be carried out. Afterwards, the entrepreneurs
reported on requirements of the tasks.
Regarding the reports, the commander said the Yangon Division Vegetable
and Poultry Farming Special Zone is being undertaken in accord with
the guidance of the Head of State; arrangements are being made to
distribute sufficient fresh vegetables, meat and fish to the people in
Yangon; construction tasks of Kalihtaw Dam will be completed before
coming rainy season with a view to supplying sufficient water for
agricultural purposes in the special zones; and he urged national
entrepreneurs to strive for achieving success in vegetable cultivation
and livestock breeding tasks.
The commander then attended to their needs. Afterwards, the commander
inspected cultivation of
vegetables in the special zones. Ministries and
entrepreneurs are growing vegetables in the special zones. A total of
3,200 acres of land have been put under vegetables. A total of 460,000
broilers and layers are being raised and over 100,000 broilers have
been produced. The commander inspected construction of Kalihtaw Dam on
Kalihtaw 7 Creek near Pyinmadaw Village, Hlegu Township . The dam is
being built with a view to ensuring water supply to the special zones.
(8) Prizes presented for
Traditional Boat Races
YANGON, 12 Jan. - Final matches and prize-presentation ceremony of
Myanmar Olympic Committee Chairman's Cup Traditional Boat Races were
held at Inya Lake, Myanmar Rowing Federation, yesterday afternoon,
attended by Chairman of the Myanmar Olympic Committee Minister for
Sports Brig-Gen. Thura Aye Myint, officials of the ministry, Chairman
of MRF U Sein Tun and executives and fans.
After the final matches, Minister Brig-Gen. Thura Aye Myint presented
prizes to the Ministry of
Construction Team, Ayeya-wady Division Team
and the Ministry of Industry-2 Team that stood first, second and third
in state/division men's five-oar races. Then, the minister also presented
prizes to the Strand Hotel Team, the Traders Hotel Team and the Sedona
Hotel Team that stood first, second and third respectively in hotel
team men's ten-oar races. MRF Chairman U Sein Tun, Vice-Chairman U Tun
Oo, Secretary Proof Dr Than Toe and officials presented prizes to the
winning teams. Chairman U Sein Tun also presented the special prize to
the Kachin State Team.
Track and field tournament
opens
YANGON, 12 Jan.-The Ministry of Rail Transportation held its second track
and field tournament at the sports grounds of the Myanma Railways in
Insein Township this morning. Among the spectators were Minister for
Rail Transportation U Pan Aung, Chairman of Myanma Track and Field
Federation Director-General of the Fire Services Department U Myint
Tun and officials. The minister made a speech on the occasion. Then,
track and field events were held.
(9) Outstanding students and
athletes honoured
YANGON, 12 Jan. - The Ministry of Commerce held a ceremony to honour
outstanding students and athletes at the ministry yesterday afternoon.
It was attended by Minister for Commerce Brig-Gen. Pyi Sone, advisers,
directors-general, managing directors, deputy directors-general, general
managers, state / division managers, state / division engineers,
outstanding students and athletes. Minister Brig-Gen. Pyi Sone made a
speech and presented cash awards to students of the staff families who
passed the 2000-2001 Matriculation Examination with distinctions and
athletes who won medals in local and foreign sports events. Then, an
outstanding student and an athlete spoke words of thanks.
Yonsei University team beat
Myanmar Youth team 2-0
YANGON, 12 Jan. - The second friendly soccer match between Yonsei
University Football Team of the Republic of Korea and tentatively
selected under-20 Youth Football Team of Myanmar, which is undergoing
training to take part in First ASEAN Under-20 Football Championship, took
place at the sports ground of Thuwunna Youth Training Centre at 4 p.m.
today. Among the spectators were Chairman of the Myanmar Olympic
Committee Minister for Sports Brig-Gen. Thura Aye Myint and officials,
Korean Ambassador Mr Chung Jung Gum and officials and fans. The Yonsei
University Football Team beat the Myanmar Youth Football Team 2-0. The
third friendly soccer match will be held at the same venue at 4 p.m.
on 16 January and the fourth match at 4 p.m. on 23 January. Admission
is K 400 for grandstand and K 200 for the ordinary
class.
