Frontline Tatmadaw, security force members receive food supplies

People and departmental personnel donate foodstuffs daily to members of Tatmadaw and security forces who are serving the state’s defence and security duties with sacrifices on the frontline.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications donated K30 million worth of foodstuffs at the Nay Pyi Taw Command Headquarters on 7 August.
The Ministry of Labour also carried out the processing and packaging of foodstuffs with goodwill and loving-kindness for members of Tatmadaw and security forces on the frontline at the ministry in Nay Pyi Taw on 5 August. Union Minister U Myint Naung and Deputy Minister U Win Shein inspected the processes.
The ministry will distribute foodstuffs worth K13 million to members of Tatmadaw and security forces on the frontline.
On 6 August, Union Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs U Min Thein Zan and deputy ministers observed the food preparation processes, and the ministry will donate K11.2 million worth of foodstuffs.
On the same day, the ceremony to present cash awards and foodstuffs for members of Tatmadaw and security forces on the frontline was held in Dawei of Taninthayi Region with the presence of region Chief Minister U Myat Ko and relevant officials.
Dawei District donated K12,940,000 and foodstuffs worth K24,131,300, totalling K37,071,300. Myeik District donated foodstuffs worth K23,005,540, while K11,183,000 worth of foodstuffs by Kawthoung District and K23,005,540 worth of foodstuffs by Bokpyin District.
On 5 August, Mandalay Region Chief Minister U Myo Aung inspected the processing and packaging of foodstuffs donated by the well-wishers at the City Hall.
The donation included nine types of foodstuffs worth K31.2million.
On 6 August, Mon State Chief Minister U Aung Kyi Thein and relevant officials observed the processing and packaging of foodstuffs at the State government office.
The donation included foodstuffs and medicines worth K21,252,500.
The well-wishers and departmental staff also sent their messages of encouragement to Tatmadaw members and security forces. — MNA/KTZH