Moee Reviews Activities Conducted in Second Quarter of 2020-2021fy
Moee Reviews Activities Conducted in Second Quarter of 2020-2021fy
Moee Reviews Activities Conducted in Second Quarter of 2020-2021fy
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INSIDE TODAY
The MoRAC Union Minister and party are paying the inspection tours in Sagaing yesterday.
UNION Minister for Religious Af- and nuns. of Archaeology and National Mu-
fairs and Culture U Ko Ko donat- The Union Minister and par- seum for the findings, there would
ed offertories to Sitagu Sayadaw ty also visited Ti Lawka Guru be valuable historical things for
Dr Bhaddanta Nyanissara at the Cave in Sagaing and instructed the country. It should preserve
Sitagu International Vipassana the officials to adopt proper ways the historic buildings in their orig-
Academy in Sagaing Township in preserving the mural paintings inal styles. It should also share
yesterday. of the Nyaung Yan era. information about ancient are-
Then, the Union Minister He inspected the artworks as or facilities via the ministry’s
presented the holding of 73rd of the Inwa era displayed at the website or distribute pamphlets
Tipidakadhara Tipidaka Kovida museum, and he highlighted the to improve the tourism sector.
exams, government Dhamma duties of the ministry, like explor- The Union Minister and par-
Cariya and Pali Prathama Pyan ing the hidden clues of pre and ty finally inspected Bagaya mon-
exam, plans for the propagation post-history to conserve the ma- astery, city wall, Nan Myint Tower
of Sasana and COVID-19 vaccina- terials. He said that if the ministry and Mal Nu Oak Monastery in
tion programmes for the monks cooperates with the Department ancient Inwa city. — MNA A total of 43 households are affected by the strong winds.
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Fulfil the needs for the betterment of sports grounds
THE Senior General noted that relevant ministries must strive for improvement of the sports sector. Plans are underway to fulfil the needs for the betterment
of sports grounds which plays a crucial role in holding the sports competitions.
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1. Regarding the Multiparty General Election held on 8 November 2020, the Union Election Commission has inspected the voter lists and the casting of votes of Myaung
and YeU townships of Sagaing Region.
2. Findings in respective townships were as follows:
Findings on voter lists in each township
Township List from Immi- Those involved in voting Those involved in voter Those involved in
Sr Township and numbers of polling stations sub-commis- gration depart- list without citizenship list more than three voter list more than two
sion ment scrutiny cards times holding one CSC times holding one CS
1 76 polling stations Myaung township of 89,841 66,811 4,205 712 9,474
Sagaing Region
2 90 polling stations YeU township of Sagaing 104,684 86,007 2,613 654 11,212
Region
3. The Union Election Commission has inspected the withdrawal/receipt/use/remaining of ballot papers used for Pyithu Hluttaw Election of Myaung and YeU townships
of Sagaing Region together with the respective township election sub-commission, head of police force, Immigration and Population and administrators in accordance
with Section 53 of the Hluttaw Election Law.
4. According to the inspection, a total of 166 polling stations in these two townships took out 220,898 ballots and used 158,200 ballots. It left 61,793 ballots instead of 62,698
ballots. The difference was 1,517 ballots and it found 612 extra ballots. The extra/shortage ballots were found at respective polling stations. Findings in respective townships
were as follows:
Findings on ballot papers for Pyithu Hluttaw Election in each township
Sr Township Total polling station Withdrawal Used Exact remaining Remaining on the Ground Difference
Missing Extra
1 Myaung 76 102,352 74,586 27,766 27,274 520 28
2 YeU 90 118,546 83,614 34,932 34,519 997 584
Total 166 220,898 158,200 62,698 61,793 1,517 612
6. There were 520 missing ballots at the polling stations in 7 village-tracts of Myaung Township and 28 extra ballots at the polling stations in 2 village-tracts.
7. Findings were as follows:
Exact remaining
Withdrawal
ence lage-tract
the Ground
Stations
Used
Sr Ward/Village-Tracts
Extra
lage-tract
21 Minntan Village-tract 1 1,700 1,302 398 398
22 Maemathaw Vil- 2 1,300 921 379 379
1 Myothit Ward 1 2,000 1,612 388 388 lage-tract
2 M
yauk Ward 1 2,050 1,640 410 410
23 Myitson Village-tract 1 2,500 1,890 610 610
3 Kyaungphyu Vil- 1 1,050 763 287 287
24 Ywarpale Village-tract 1 1,450 1,111 339 339
lage-tract
4 Kyaukphugon Vil- 2 1,750 1,245 505 505 hwepaukpin Vil-
25 S 1 2,150 1,535 615 615
lage-tract lage-tract
5 Kinywar Village-tract 2 2,850 2,420 430 430 26 Shwebontha Vil- 2 1,500 1,256 244 244
6 Koepin Village-tract 1 1,200 947 253 253 lage-tract
27 Thayatthar Vil- 1 1,000 762 238 238
7 Gaungkhwe Vil- 1 1,800 1,469 331 281 50
lage-tract
lage-tract
28 Thardon Village-tract 1 1,300 857 443 443
8 Chaungzin Vil- 2 1,450 1,080 370 370
lage-tract 29 Aithar Village-tract 1 600 458 142 142
30 T
aung Ward 1 1,700 1,295 405 405
9 Ngarphae Village-tract 1 850 673 177 177
31 Ahlae Ward 1 1,300 1,018 282 282
10 Ngaryantohe Vil- 2 1,950 1,425 525 525 32 Kutoegon Village-tract 2 1,350 1,073 277 277
lage-tract 33 Kyarohe Village-tract 1 950 772 178 178
11 Zeekyun Village-tract 1 1,100 883 217 217 34 Kyauktan Village-tract 2 2,500 2,091 409 409
12 Nyaungkaryar Vil- 1 1,100 818 282 282 35 Kyaukyit Village-tract 2 2,100 1,557 543 343 200
lage-tract 36 Sulaygon Village-tract 1 1,200 980 220 220
13 Nagarpauk Vil- 1 900 597 303 303 37 Zayatkon Village-tract 3 4,700 3,939 761 711 50
lage-tract 38 Tamasaykan Vil- 1 1,200 1,022 178 178
14 Naypugon Village-tract 1 800 547 253 253 lage-tract
39 Twingyi Village-tract 2 3,900 3,123 777 757 20
15 Pannyo Village-tract 1 2,250 1,608 642 642
40 Nabat Village-tract 2 3,850 2,989 861 861
16 Paukchaung Vil- 1 1,150 878 272 272
41 T
haunggyi Vil- 1 1,750 1,380 370 370
lage-tract
lage-tract
17 Pauktaw Village-tract 3 2,000 1,478 522 522 42 Payeinma Village-tract 3 3,450 2,502 948 948
18 Bukaing Village-tract 2 2,900 2,458 442 462 20
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43 Thirizeya Village-tract 1 1,400 893 507 507 50 Letyatma Village-tract 1 2,000 1,715 285 285
44 Phwarsaw Vil- 2 2,100 1,746 354 354 51 Thanatkone Vil- 1 1,350 1,068 282 182 100
lage-tract lage-tract
45 Mageebote Vil- 1 2,900 2,323 577 527 50
52 Outhnebote Vil- 2 2,800 2,192 608 558 50
lage-tract
lage-tract
46 Myitthar Village-tract 2 2,400 1,706 694 694
Ward/village- tract 76 95,900 74,327 21,573 21,081 520 28
47 Shwetachaung Vil- 2 1,900 1,349 551 551 ballots
lage-tract
Township Remaining 6,452 259 6,193 6,193
48 Shwepan Village-tract 1 1,500 1,132 368 368
ballots
49 Shwepankyun Vil- 1 1,000 791 209 209
Township Total 76 102,352 74,586 27,766 27,274 520 28
lage-tract
the Ground
ence
remaining
Exact
Extra
Miss-
ing
40 K
yaungpantaw Vil- 1 600 343 257 257
1 Bo Aungzeya Ward 2 4,000 2,760 1,240 1,240 lage-tract
2 S
hwepyitha Ward 1 1,850 1,442 408 408 41 Choneywar Village-tract 2 1,700 1,127 573 603 30
3 Y
eukon Village-tract 1 1,950 1,485 465 465 42 Chanthar Village-tract 1 1,850 1,358 492 492
4 Kanpauk Village-tract 1 1,250 961 289 289 43 Ngateton Village-tract 1 800 567 233 233
6 Kwunohn Village-tract 2 2,250 1,401 849 849 45 Zanezun Village-tract 1 2,300 1,732 568 568
7 Khinpin Village-tract 2 800 542 258 258 46 Tintaneyan Village-tract 2 3,150 2,267 883 833 50
8 Khaungnwe Village-tract 1 900 589 311 311 47 Tartine Village-tract 1 1,450 948 502 502
9 C
haungzon Village-tract 1 900 661 239 239 48 aungkwin Village-tract
T 1 1,000 655 345 345
10 Chaungshae Village-tract 1 1,050 671 379 379 49 Htantaw Village-tract 1 1,450 1,060 390 390
11 Sitharmye Village-tract 1 1,050 726 324 324 50 Htangyi Village-tract 1 950 546 404 404
12 yaungnikan Vil-
N 1 1,850 1,165 685 685 51 nawkone Village-tract
H 1 2,100 1,589 511 511
lage-tract 52 Magyitaw Village-tract 1 1,950 1,603 347 347
13 Nyaunglae Village-tract 1 1,150 786 364 364 53 Magyini Village-tract 1 600 391 209 209
14 Tamartaw Village-tract 2 1,750 1,128 622 622 54 Maeohe Village-tract 1 650 471 179 29 150
15 Tumaung Village-tract 1 1,300 1,026 274 274 55 Myinpauk Village-tract 1 1,550 1,135 415 415
16 Naypukone Village-tract 1 1,100 616 484 484 56 Meiktila Village-tract 1 900 539 361 361
17 Paluzawa Village-tract 2 2,500 1,385 1,115 1,115 57 Motesi Village-tract 1 1,600 1,313 287 277 10
18 Pegyi Village-tract 1 1,550 1,149 401 401 58 Myogyi Village-tract 2 3,200 2,311 889 889
19 Ponetakar Village-tract 2 3,100 2,376 724 728 4 59 Ywarmeiktha Vil- 1 2,150 1,564 586 586
20 Phalankhon Village-tract 1 900 682 218 218 lage-tract
28 L
ayywar Village-tract 2 2,200 1,622 578 578 67 Inngyi Village-tract 1 1,250 896 354 354
29 Lanetaw Village-tract 1 1,700 1,187 513 13 500 Village handover separately 550
30 Wetthae Village-tract 2 1,500 1,086 414 414 Ward/village-tract ballots 90 117,550 83,308 34,242 33,829 997 584
31 Thanthe Village-tract 1 1,750 1,336 414 354 60 Township Advanced ballots 306 306
32 Inntaw Village-tract 3 4,650 3,347 1,303 1,253 50 Township Remaining ballots 690 690 690
33 Innpin Village-tract 3 2,800 2,052 748 748 Township Total 90 118,546 83,614 34,932 34,519 997 584
Place emphasis
on ensuring
Geoengineering: ‘Plan B’ for the planet Public information
Yangon Region Administration Council is working with rele-
vant departments to help the businesses in the region. People
food sufficiency, D
ISMISSED a decade ago to operate at scale. CO2 from the air while growing. are informed to contact the following phone numbers to get
as far-fetched and dan- Solar radiation management The second step is while burning assistance for their small and medium-scaled businesses
gerous, schemes to tame Unlike other strategies, so- the harvested plants for energy and investments which are facing some delays and working
lifeblood of the
to do new businesses.
the effects of global warming by lar radiation management does to sequester the CO2 produced.
Phone numbers: 01 830 1975, 01 830 2175
engineering the climate have mi- not target CO2. The goal is sim- In theory, the result is less
grated from the margins of policy ple: prevent some of the sun’s CO2 in the atmosphere than Yangon Region Administration Council
people
debates towards centre stage. rays from hitting the planet’s when the process started. Vir-
“Plan A” remains tackling surface, forcing them back up tually all climate change models
the problem at its source. But the into space. projecting a future consistent
UN’s top climate science body One idea is to inject or spray with the Paris Agreement’s tem-
has made it clear that slashing tiny reflective particles into the perature targets assume a key
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ICE is a primary staple food of Myanmar. So, Myanmar carbon pollution won’t be enough stratosphere -- possibly with bal- role for BECCS.
people have been emphasizing the cultivation of paddy to keep Earth from overheating. loons, aircraft or through giant DRAWBACK: Studies cal-
on a large sown acreage across the nation since time That has opened the door tubes. culate that up to twice the area
immemorial. to a host of geoengineering Nature sometimes does the of India would need to be given
Food sufficiency is a lifeblood at the levels of family, commu- schemes, from building under- same: Debris from the 1991 erup- over to biofuels, putting BECCS
nity, region, country and world. Hence, it Is necessary to seek water walls to shore up an Ant- tion of Mount Pinatubo in the in conflict with food crops. Such
various ways and means for the supply of foods to each other. arctic glacier the size of Britain Philippines lowered the planet’s schemes would also require vast
Undertaking livestock breeding tasks in respective regions to injecting a giant sunscreen average surface temperature for amounts of fresh water.
to increase quality live- into the stratosphere. a year or two afterwards. Ocean fertilisation
Researchers have identified South Africa’s Kruger National Park (seen here) as suitable for planting trees, even
stock and fish production Here is a menu of “Plan B” Sixty-six million years ago, though it is mostly a natural open savanna ecosystem. PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK Microscopic ocean plants
As Myanmar will contribute to the peo-
ple consuming meat and
geoengineering solutions, along
with their potential drawbacks:
a ten-kilometre wide asteroid
strike threw up so much debris air above the threatened Great ing changes in rainfall patterns, metres of tropical forests have
called phytoplankton gobble up
CO2 and drag it to the bottom of
water territo- fish at fair prices, State Ad-
ministration Council Chair-
Direct CO2 capture
Experiments have shown it
that it wiped out land-based di-
nosaurs built for steamy tropical
Barrier Reef to make the clouds
brighter began last year.
and what scientists call “termi-
nation shock” -- a sudden warm-
disappeared each year since 2013
-- the huge number of trees need-
the ocean when they die. Their
colony size is limited by a lack
to discharge recently.
If we analyze the con-
launched a pilot facility in Cana-
da in 2015, and another company
amid concerns over the impli-
cations for the environment and
works as intended, solar radi-
ation management would do
more than 510 parts per million,
50 percent more than 150 years
marries a natural process with
a high-tech one.
Die-offs of plankton, for exam-
ple, use up oxygen, which could
generations to
and fish but also healthy,
quality rice for consump-
tion. As such, we should
COVID Worldwide Cases Hit 150 Million
contribute a seek quality seeds of paddy.
I
We should conduct NDIA on Friday posted an- almost 3.2 million worldwide con- showed, in an explosion in infec- est total number of cases are the The Indian global diaspo- the government’s digital vaccine
great deal to the the research works for the other global record for daily tinues to wreak devastation. tions blamed in part on a new United States (US), India and ra has also sprung into action, platform.
food sufficiency
production of high yield,
quality paddy strains so as
coronavirus infections, push-
ing worldwide cases past 150 mil-
The number of new daily
cases has more than doubled
COVID-19 variant but also on fail-
ure to follow virus restrictions.
Brazil, which recorded 3,001
COVID-19 deaths in the past 24
with a collection of overseas
volunteers scrambling to locate
Brazil Woes
Also struggling to inoculate
Call 09251022355,
09974424848
to produce quality rice for lion as a pandemic that has killed since mid-February, an AFP tally The countries with the high- hours, bringing its overall toll to desperately-needed supplies for a vast country facing a surge in
Sr Name Hospital Address Section of Photo 6 Dr Eain Ywarshae Taze Township, 505-a
Penal Code Gyi Maung (N) Station Sagaing Region
(Assistant Hospital
1 Dr San Yangon Eye Thingangyun 505-a Surgeon)
Hlaing Min Specialist Township, Yangon
(Professor) Hospital Region
7 Dr Hein Shwebo Peo- Shwebo Township, 505-a
Zaw (Assis- ple’s Hospital Sagaing Region
tant Sur-
2 Dr Muyar University of Lanmadaw 505-a
geon)
Thway Medicine 1, Township, Yangon
(Assistant Yangon Region
Lecturer) 8 Dr Theint Kengtung Kengtung Town, 505-a
Theint Aye People’s Shan State (East)
3 Dr Sandar Kyaukme Monywa Township, 505-a (Assistant Hospital
Kyaw (Spe- People’s Sagaing Region Surgeon)
cialist) Hospital
9 Dr Ye Zarni Kawtbein Kawkareik Town, 505-a
Win (Assis- Station Hos- Kayin State
4 Dr Aung Pyay People’s Pyay Town, Bago 505-a tant Sur- pital
Ngae Ngae Hospital Region geon)
Soe (Assis-
tant Sur-
geon) 10 Dr Su San- Kawtbein Sta- Kawkareik Town, 505-a
dar Win (As- tion Hospital Kayin State
5 Dr Myo Shwebo Peo- Shwebo Township, 505-a
sistant Sur-
Win Htay ple’s Hospital Sagaing Region
geon)
(Assistant
Surgeon)
Among them, Dr Theint Theint Aye (Assistant Surgeon) of Kengtung People’s Hospital, Dr Ye Zarni Win (Assistant Surgeon) and Dr Su Sandar Win (Assistant Surgeon)
of Kawtbein Station Hospital participated in CDM activities without performing medical treatments at assigned hospitals but gave medical treatments at private hospitals/
clinics according to the documentary photos.
As tasks are being carried out to arrest those medical doctors charged, action will be taken against the persons under the law for admitting those medical doctors, and
work licences of the private hospitals/clinics which allowed them to give medical treatments will be closed. Deterrent action will be taken against owners of these hospitals/
clinics under the law. Action will be taken against any health staff under the law for taking charges of providing healthcare services to the people and giving assistance
to private hospitals/clinics with participation in CDM activities without discharging assigned duty. Severe action will be taken against owners of private hospitals/clinics
which admit those medical doctors and health staff for supporting the CDM participants. — MNA
5 U Aung Naing Headmaster, BEHS Kanbalu 505-a As tasks are being carried out to arrest those education department personnel
Win (1), Kanbalu Town- Township charged, anyone needs to inform matters related to those persons to nearby police
ship Sagaing stations, and action will be taken against the persons under the law for admitting those
Region
education department personnel.—MNA
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Eurozone enters double-dip recession in first quarter was also fined by the Chinese
authorities for the same rea-
son. — Kyodo News
THE eurozone economy fell with multiple attempts to reo-
into a second recession in less pen the economy cut short by
than a year in the first quarter, new outbreaks. Disneyland fans
data showed on Friday, as slow More recent data has giv- hail ‘greatest feeling
vaccinations and pandemic en Europeans confidence that
lockdowns stopped a rebound. the recession will be short-
ever’ as California
The data was in stark lived, however, with surveys theme park finally
contrast to the US, where the showing that manufacturing reopens
economy roared forward in the is now booming. And with the
same period, posting annual- vaccination campaign finally FANS wearing Mickey Mouse
ised growth of 6.4 per cent. getting into swing, pent-up ears lined up as Disneyland
China has also turned the demand is expected to follow in California finally reopened
corner from the coronavirus as Europeans begin to spend Friday, more than 400 days
pandemic with a 18.3-per cent more in shops, at reopened after the pandemic forced an
explosion in gross domestic restaurants and on tourism. The decline in economic activity was the steepest in Germany, falling by unprecedented closure for the
product growth on an annual The EU’s slow-moving 1.7% in Q1. PHOTO: AFP/FILE self-styled “Happiest Place on
basis. recovery plan is also expect- by the pandemic, such as Italy March period, with exports un- Earth.”
Europe has been hit hard ed to finally get on track, giv- or Spain. able to overcome a steep drop “It is the greatest feeling
by a second and third wave ing a much-needed boost to Germany was the major in demand by discouraged con- ever!” said Momi Young-
of the coronavirus pandemic, southern countries crushed drag on growth in January to sumers, analysts said.—AFP Wilkins, a 55-year-old mother
as she brought her children to
the world-famous park near
Profits at India’s Reliance double on oil, retail recovery Los Angeles. “I promised my
daughters we would be back
here on opening day, and I
INDIAN conglomerate Reliance navirus lockdowns, prompting made it happen.” Disneyland
Industries saw its quarterly prof- the transport and retail sectors to Park — the world’s sec-
its more than double between bounce back, before a ferocious ond-most visited theme park
January and March, the firm said second wave of infections forced — and neighbouring Disney
Friday, boosted by a turnaround a new round of restrictions this California Adventure Park
in its key oil and retail businesses. month. “Our consumer business- have been closed the long-
The Mumbai-based behe- es have proved to be a digital and est of all the Mouse House’s
moth -- which is owned by Asia’s physical lifeline for the nation in globe-spanning parks, delayed
richest man, Mukesh Ambani -- these challenging times,” Ambani by California’s sharp winter
said its consolidated net profit for said in a statement. Covid spike and tough restric-
the period jumped 108 per cent to Its telecom arm Jio added tions. But with the Golden
132.27 billion rupees ($1.79 billion) over 15 million subscribers dur- State now boasting the nation’s
from 63.48 billion rupees a year ing the quarter, with revenues lowest per capita infection
earlier. up by 18.9 per cent, as pandemic rate, the sprawling resort flung
The oil-to-telecoms giant enjoyed a strong recovery during the quarter The oil-to-telecoms giant en- restrictions saw increasing num- open its gates Friday to the
as India eased coronavirus lockdowns before a ferocious second wave of joyed a strong recovery during bers of Indians rely on digital ser- delight of many of its most
infections. PHOTO: ANI/FILE the quarter as India eased coro- vices.—AFP obsessive devotees.—AFP
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Istiqlol become first Tajik club into Man. City season ‘extra
Asian Champions League last 16 special’ due to fixture
TOURNAMENT debutants
stress, says Guardiola
Istiqlol on Friday became the PEP GUARDIOLA believes sit back one day or two, take a
first club from Tajikistan to Manchester City’s season has break and see what has hap-
qualify for the Asian Cham- been “extra special” as the pened.
pions League last 16 despite Premier League leaders chase “The team has been more
suffering a 2-1 defeat to Uz- a memorable treble despite a resilient and calm. When you
bekistan’s AGMK. gruelling fixture schedule. play every three days you don’t
The Dushanbe-based Is- Guardiola’s side won the have time to see things clear-
tiqlol finished on 10 points from League Cup last Sunday and ly, because it’s the next one –
six matches to top Group A could wrap up a third Premier then travel, then organise the
on a better head-to-head-re- League title in four seasons team, then whatever. “This is
cord with Saudi giants Al Hilal, this weekend. the most difficult thing when
who also advanced as one of City are also on track to you play a lot of games, but
the three best second-placed reach their first Champions the difference here is lockdown
teams after a 2-0 defeat by League final if they finish off – our lives have changed com-
Shabab Al Ahli of the UAE. On target: Ahli forward Igor Jesus celebrates his goal against Al Paris Saint Germain in their pletely – and it’s a shorter pe-
Hilal. PHOTO: AFP
AGMK had nothing to lose semi-final next Tuesday, having riod of time. “That makes this
and were aggressive from the ond goal with Jovan Djokic’s their second win, it emerged earned a 2-1 advantage follow- season so special for everyone.
start, keeping Istiqlol goal- powerful shot off a pass from that Al Hilal had been beaten ing Wednesday’s first leg. Winning one title already, close
keeper Rustam Yatimov on his Murodjon Toshmatov finding by Shabab Al Ahli at Riyadh’s All this has come in a drain- to another and playing another
toes throughout the match at the net. Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sta- ing campaign which City began ‘final’ on Tuesday.
the King Fahd International Istiqlol, who had already dium. after a shortened close-season It has been exceptional.
Stadium in Riyadh. made history this month by Igor Jesus scored both the break, with matches coming “I don’t know what’s going
After several close calls, becoming the first club from goals for Shabab in the second thick and fast amid the coro- to happen in the last four weeks
the Tajiks finally fell to the Tajikistan to feature in the con- half to give the UAE side a sec- navirus pandemic lockdown. ahead of us but the season has
pressure in the 67th minute tinental club showpiece, pulled ond win in three matches. “It’s a lot of games and been extraordinary already.”
with AGMK’s Zafar Polovonov one back with Rustam Soirov Brazilian forward Jesus the problem is the shortness City will clunch the title if
heading in from close off an scoring from the penalty spot first struck with a spot-kick of time. It is home, game, home, they win at Crystal Palace on
assist from Akramjon Komilov. after he was fouled by Komilov. in the 54th minute after Mo- travel, travel, here, here, game, Saturday and second-placed
Twelve minutes later Is- But even though AGMK hamed Kanno brought down game, travel,” Guardiola said. Manchester United lose
tiqlol suffered another setback withstood the pressure in the the dangerous Jaloliddin “You cannot enjoy one against Liverpool on Sunday.
as AGMK scored their sec- dying minutes to pull off only Masharipov. —AFP game. We don’t have time to —AFP