Naypyidaw: Myanmar held national tree-planting ceremonies to revitalize 13 drought-prone districts in the country's central dry zone, the state-run daily, The Mirror, reported yesterday.
According to Nam News Network, and Magway regions. The effort underscores the country's commitment to environmental preservation and sustainable development in these vulnerable areas.
Myanmar's State Administration Council Chairman, Min Aung Hlaing, participated in one of the ceremonies held at a protected public forest in Meiktila district of the Mandalay region. His presence highlighted the importance of the initiative and the government's dedication to addressing the environmental challenges faced by these regions.