Myanmar's military chief, Min Aung Hlaing, rolled through some training facilities in Mandalay Region and told everyone that government workers need to stay disciplined and politically neutral. He checked out a civil service academy, a cop training depot, and a firefighter school that all of which had taken some damage from that earthquake.
The Senior General said basic military drills help bureaucrats learn how to follow orders and work as a team, while law classes make sure everyone understands the rulebook. He pushed for better livestock operations at the academy to feed trainees properly and told police instructors they need to teach officers about the Constitution and other laws since cops deal with regular people all the time. The whole visit wrapped up with him meeting staff families and making sure the libraries have enough books for trainees to actually read.
The Senior General said basic military drills help bureaucrats learn how to follow orders and work as a team, while law classes make sure everyone understands the rulebook. He pushed for better livestock operations at the academy to feed trainees properly and told police instructors they need to teach officers about the Constitution and other laws since cops deal with regular people all the time. The whole visit wrapped up with him meeting staff families and making sure the libraries have enough books for trainees to actually read.
