Assessing the growth of Mandalay

The Mandalay Region government has a good reputation. Compared to other states and regions (especially Yangon, which is the most criticized), it often runs from the top to the top.

The main advantage of the Mandalay Region government came from the mayor and his crew who reformed Mandalay. The streets are becoming more systematic in the city. Clean up. Lighting up by street lamps. Engages directly with the public and responds well to the needs of the people. These are the praises most commonly heard.

However, it seems that Mandalay is not necessarily a single city. In order to measure the actual capacity of Mandalay, it is necessary to measure beyond the boundaries of the municipality outside Mandalay. Particularly close to Mandalay, which is not far from the city. In those places, urban expansion was markedly accelerated.

Since the western part of Mandalay is the Ayeyarwady River, it is impossible to expand further urbanization. In the north of Mandalay, Mandalay is surrounded by mountains, and something is buzzing. Even so, his position changed. South of Mandalay is Amarapura; The city has become as small as the river. Mandalay is slowly becoming more and more north. Then the fields in the east of Mandalay will be made better for Mandalay. It has become an ideal place to meet the needs of urban housing. Here is the problem.

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The lake is located in the eastern part of Mandalay. It is a large village located on the canal before the Shan mountains, east. It is close to the junction of Mandalay Golf Course and Mandalay Falls. Pathein Gyi, east of Mandalay Located in Phuket and Mandalay. Following the route on the Myitsone Dam, it can reach the Mandalay-Pyin Oo Lwin highway for up to 15 years. The main lake is the village of Myawaddy, which is located on the east side of downtown Mandalay. These lands, which were once known as the Aung Phuong Lake, are slowly turning into valuable examples of unsustainable land use.

The narrow lanes on the west side of the Irrawaddy village in Mandalay have become well-known and frequent traffic jams. Especially on weekends. One of the reasons for the increased traffic so far is traffic jams and gourmet shops (which also sell other food). Under the shady trees that were sold by local villagers a few years ago, the shops have turned into a lucrative business model for businessmen. As a follow-up, the fields around the site were very good and the buyers flocked.

Restaurants are popping up instead of paddy fields in the field. At present, the road is over three miles long, until it reaches the edge of the golf course from the outskirts of downtown Mandalay. Among them, there are restaurants with Chinese characters written in Chinese. Under current laws, Myanmar does not allow the use of farmland. The law has to be approved after having a good reason for submitting it.

But the locals don’t know how the land works. In the local community, they have to consider another livelihood because of their scarcity and market competition for their clients. These supermarkets are forced to accept that they are much more than just talent.

Just like Ieik, the land of other local farmers has remained little in the hands of farmers because of the high prices offered by businessmen a few years ago. There are also signs that more and more land will be lost. The first is the lack of profit from the land; Even with the shortage of labor, they are no longer interested in farming. Secondly, the price of an acre of land is never heard of by farmers. Because of the unseen price. The third is because the land is freely available for sale. Therefore, not only the land, but also the land. Land is being sold as well.

More broadly, the plots between Mandalay and Shan Yoma hills are in good condition. These parcels of land were confiscated by the regime under various titles. But that is only partly true. Now it is almost completely gone. Then down Pyin Oo Lwin Road for more visibility.

So what’s the problem? The first question is who is buying it? From where? Is it legal or not? Is it illegal? Does the law regulate the use of land by other means? This is a question that must be answered by the Mandalay government and the Union government. While ethnic minorities are voicing complaints about the military and government land confiscation. While paying attention, the land in central Myanmar is dominated by economic monopolies and economic isolation. Less landowner (with incentives by creditors) is a less well-known land issue.

Does the government not see or want to pretend that the business people are doing what they want, but not the government? Poor performance can lead to further problems. In the southern part of the village, for example, an unidentified businessman buys the land and buys land for construction. After the work has been completed, it is not allowed. The government banned it, saying it was acting without knowing the government.

For the local people, it’s a joke. The car is small and small. It is hard to believe that the government does not know that they are working with large machinery.

Another problem is the future of the locals. Due to the war in the border areas, If land confiscation is delayed due to land confiscation, the central region is experiencing the threat of unsustainable urban growth and insecurity of ordinary people. Economists are chewing on the livelihoods of locals.

New buildings were coming to our yard. There are people who come by for good cars who cannot speak English. The high fences are separate and separate. Relationships between new people and old people are unique. The sense that China has become entrenched in the lives of the people of Mandalay has become even stronger. Unknown problems threaten emotional security.

It is a crime to take advantage of his ignorance. Drugs are on the rise. Villagers will never again be able to open the farmhouse doors. In such an unsafe situation, IQ residents are currently happy. After the money was exchanged for unknown resources and their land was exchanged, life was unrealized.

When they have Burmese money, they compete with each other for hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are too few people interested in investing in the future. Donation under traditional wisdom is the only way to prepare for the cycle. The problems of the present and the next generation cannot be discerned. It is estimated that once the money is gone, there will be no regular farmland, and there will be casual work.

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