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	Tin Nyo, a former education minister, said the Scouts had been formed nationwide in the state school system to allow children to improve their &ldquo;moral, physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing&rdquo;, the New Light of Myanmar reported.</div>
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	Boys and girls will be encouraged to join the Scouts, said Tin Nyo, chairman of the Scouts supervisory committee.</div>
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	The association was officially relaunched on January 1 with 1,800 members, the report said.</div>
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