The second regular session of the Third Amyotha Hluttaw continued at its convention hall for the eighth day yesterday.
Union Minister for Immigration and Population U Myint Kyaing first replied to the questions raised by Sai Win Khaing from the Shan State Constituency 10, saying that if Citizenship Scrutiny Cards issued under a single citizen number are verified as having been correctly issued, the person listed in the issuance record will be confirmed as the rightful holder of that number. The other individual will be issued a new number.
Likewise, if one person has already used that CSC in documents, the person who has not yet used it will be issued a new number. If so, the new CSC will indicate the previous CSC number on the back, stating “previously held CSC number”, and the original number will be shown accordingly. The township officer will then verify and sign the confirmation.
If, in cases where two individuals have duplicate CSCs, it is found through verification that one of them was issued the number through fraudulent means, only the person confirmed to be legitimately eligible will be validated. Those involved staff members or related persons who issued the number to an ineligible individual will be punished in accordance with the Civil Service Law and regulations.
Deputy Minister for Transport U Aung Myaing answered the questions raised by U Khin Maung Htay from the Magway Region Constituency 7, stating that with regard to prevention of enforcement actions arising from expired vehicle and driver’s licences currently in use in Gangaw, Htilin, and Saw townships, instructions have already been issued on 18 May 2026 that the list of these licences must be sent to the General Administration Department, Gangaw District Office.
He also replied to the questions raised by U Khin Maung Win from the Mandalay Region Constituency 1, saying that in order to protect east and west Khayutok villages in Myittha Township from riverbank erosion, arrangements will be made to build the 2,400 feet long gabion walls which will cost some K2,550 million. So, the project will be implemented depending on the financial allocation.
Nang Woe Sein from the Shan State Constituency 12 raised a question, and Deputy Minister for Construction U Myo Myint replied that the upgrading of the Takaw-Mongping-Kengtung road in Mongping Township will be carried out in financial years and the fund will be demanded to implement the project.
Regarding her one more question, the deputy minister answered that the 13 miles and two furlongs long section of the Mongping-Mongpuom road in Mongping Township will be upgraded to the asphalt facility by demanding the fund from the Shan State government.
The deputy minister replied to the questions submitted by U Soe Min San from the Mon State Constituency 9, saying that currently, with the Nyaungkhashay checkpoint on Yangon-Mawlamyine road as the central point, arrangements will be made for the BOT company to further expand the road during the upcoming open season by adding one additional traffic lane on each side, extending half a mile towards the Waw side and half a mile towards the Sittoung Bridge side, making a total road length of one mile.
With the approval of the Hluttaw, Amyotha Hluttaw Speaker U Aung Lin Dwe announced the formation of the Internal and External Labour Committee, the Fundamental Rights, Democracy and Human Rights Committee, and the Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development Committee.
The Amyotha Hluttaw will continue for the ninth day on 22 June.
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