The primary duty of the Tatmadaw is to defend the State, so the Tatmadaw members are to apply the military technology to secure the success in serving the interests of the State, said Vice-Chairman of the State Administration Council Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Commander-in-Chief (Army) Vice-Senior General Soe Win in meeting with Tatmadaw members and families in Khamaukgyi, Bokpyin and Kyunsu stations separately, yesterday.
In his speech, the Vice-Senior General said that the Tatmadaw is participating in implementing the national aim of the prosperity of the nation and food sufficiency under the guidance of the Prime Minister. The Tatmadaw members, with sacrifices, overcame the difficulties in the third wave of COVID-19 together with loyal staff and people. They joined the vaccination of COVID-19 across the nation, much contributing to the nearest cent per cent vaccination to the people above 18 years at the end of 30 April 2022 in accord with the guidance of the Prime Minister.
The Vice-Senior General stressed that Tatmadaw members are preventing the destructive acts and dangers against the country round the clock while carrying out agriculture and livestock tasks in regiments and units to ensure food sufficiency. Officials need to arrange smooth and convenient processes for service members and families as the State fulfils the basic needs, health and education care. Tatmadaw members must continue strengthening military unity. In such doings, they all have mutual trust and understandable vertical relations between them with the family spirit.
The primary duty of the Tatmadaw is to defend the State, so the Tatmadaw members are to apply the military technology to secure the success in serving the interests of the State. They all have to take security measures with relentless efforts to ensure the perpetuity of the State the forefathers established for many years. If so, they will become the servicemen on whom the State, the people and the Tatmadaw rely. He stressed that all Tatmadaw members have to exercise healthy lifestyles by following strengthening and health awareness directives. The Vice-Senior General then fulfilled the needs of Tatmadaw members and families.
He then presented foodstuffs to Tatmadaw members and families through officials.
In the afternoon, the Vice-Senior General comforted Tatmadaw members, families and people receiving medical treatment at the military hospital in Bokpyin.
The Vice-Senior General presented foodstuffs and aid to those patients after asking after them. He viewed the hospital and attended to the needs.
Yesterday morning, the Vice-Senior General inspected the raising of layers, breeding of broilers, DYL pigs and dairy cows, and cultivation of seasonal crops at the local battalion in Kawthoung.—MNA
