Army helicopter dropped 300,000 seeds

Nay Pyi Taw, Khatgone Township, Within the Saw Common ring in the Sin Sy River watershed area and Nyang Shwe Township in the southern part of Shan State. In the Inlay Lake watershed area, the low forest in the Inlay West Chain Protected Forest, On the morning of July 5th, a military helicopter and a ceremony to sow 300,000 seeds were held in the hills where there are gaps, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.From the ministry. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection and the Office of the Chief of Defense (Air), this was done in cooperation. In the area of ​​(200 acres) in plot No. 15 of Saw Common Circle in the watershed area of ​​Sin Say River, there are (4) types of trees suitable for the region, which are kukkol, war cassava 100,000 seeds made of boscai tree seeds were sown by an army helicopter.It is said. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection held the planting ceremony. Deputy Minister Dr. Thaung Naing Oo, Nay Pyi Taw Council member U Aung Zeya, Nay Pyi Taw Air Force Station commander and officials attended. In addition, Nyang Shwe Township, In the Inlay Lake watershed area, the 430-acre area of ​​the Inlay West Chain Protected Forest also has 4 types of trees suitable for the region, such as kokkol, Boskai cassava He said that the ceremony of dropping (200,000) tree seeds made of Oris tree seeds by a military helicopter continued. Brigadier General Kyaw Naing Oo, commander of the Eastern Regional Military Department, officiated the ceremony, Colonel Sein Win, Minister of Security and Border Affairs; Shan State Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection U Sai One Lait, Provincial Agriculture and Irrigation Minister U Lin Aung Swe and other officials attended. Sample plots will be made next December to determine the success and survival conditions of the seeds that have been sown. Shin ThanaIt is also reported that they will take inventory of the conditions.