Sai (Names)

Sai Kham Pan (EP69)

• Burma Selected for Badminton; Was No. (2) in Singles, and No. (1) in Doubles; Brought back “still good” shuttle cocks from the Training Camp for use by his hostel mates.
• Helped RIT win the Inter-Institute Badminton tournament.
  Saya U Thein Lwin (EE, GBNF) was President of RIT Badminton Association.
  Ko Myint Sein (M69) and Bishnu Shahi (EE69er) also played for RIT.
• He worked for the government before running his own business in Taunggyi.

Sai Kyaw Myint (69er)

• Transferred from EE to Mining

Sai Kyaw Aye (69er)

• Left RIT before graduation.
• Worked for the Shan Language broadcasting at BBS.
  Helped run a Shan Language course at RIT.

Sai Aik Yee (EE69er)

• Majored in Electrical Communications.
• Had hi-fi equipment (that was shared by his hostel mates)
• Has a medical problem.

Sai Thein Maung (64 Intake)

• Goalkeeper for the RIT Soccer team for all six years
• Won Gold medals for Track and Field at RIT and Inter-Institute tournaments
• Volunteer for the Combined 1st BE Intake of 64 and 65.

Sai Yee Laik (A68, GBNF)

• Saya U Myo Myint Sein mentioned him as unique : First and Last in the Class of A68.
• Joined the Faculty after graduation.
• Moved to Singapore.
• U Tin Htoon (A60) was architect for Burmese Buddhist Temple (BBT) in Singapore.
  BBT was built by the company where Sai Yee Laik worked.

Sai Aung Thu Yein (EC74, UCC, GBNF)

• His father U Tun Myint was a signer of the Pinlon Agreement.
• Studied MS in Computer Science at UCC.
• Worked in Singapore before moving to Australia.

Notes :

• Sai is a prefix for the name of selected Shan males.
• Sao is used by the family members of Sawbwa.
  Saya Sao Kan Gyi (Tony Mangrai) is a member of the Keng Tung Sawbwa’s family