Renovation Works: Restoration of pagodas in Mandalay

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Union Minister for Religious Affairs U Tin Oo Lwin visited Ayeik Ma Htwet Pagoda and Phaya Ni Pagoda in Aungmyethazan Township, Mandalay.

The Union Minister, accompanied by officials, offered donations to the Sayadaws, overseeing the pagodas and reviewed ongoing restoration and maintenance works. Officials reported on progress of works and additional needs for the projects. The visits aimed to support preservation of religious heritage and ensure proper upkeep of the earthquake-affected sites.

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