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Monday, 20 August 2012

10 Houses Gutted By Fire












The second day of the Hari Raya caused heartbreak for 67 people at Kampung Nangka after a morning blaze destroyed eight houses and two houses slightly burned . The fire was started at about 4.30 am.

The blaze started in a kitchen belonging to a reporter from a English newspaper which was discovered by family members. One of the reporter's brother, Mohd Kadir sustained neck and hand injuries when trying to escape from the first floor of the house. 

The  owner, Ishak 72 said he and his wife and seven children stayed in the house.  A neighbour shouted to alert them and by the time, Ishak woke up, he said the house had spread to the staircase. He shouted to the occupants on the first floor asking them to  leave. Ishak said nothing was saved from the house. 

According to the Fire Chief Sibu, Mutalib said they received 4.52 am from Malacca. He said calls to 999  would be transferred to West Malaysia if the line is busy. Mutalib said two fire engines, one from Sg. Merah and one in central rushed to the scene. A 991 fire-engine was there. 

The fight against the fire was hampered by low  water level and despite the houses along Rejang River, the water level was low but firemen managed to pump the water from the river. 
A victim, Caroline who  worked as the Assistant medical officer said she moved here in June. She has three sons, the eldest aged 14 with her while the younger two went to visit her mother in Kuching.

Caroline said she woke up at about 4.30 and heard hissing noises at the back. She thought there were people who were fighting and after taking a look, she was shocked to see the fire. She picked up her sons school bags and asked her son to ran out with her. She did not save anything.

Mutalib said the cause and losses in the fire is still being investigated.
Thursday, 16 August 2012

Bank Manager Murder: Remand Extended






A car salesman surname Tiong aged 26 and his girlfriend 31, were both ordered to be further remand for another seven days.

The salesman and his girlfriend, Ling, the wife of the deceased bank manager were arrested last Friday and Saturday.

The duo were alleged to hire hitmen to murder Ling's husband, a bank manager who was killed in his bedroom on June 14  at about1.30 pm. 

ASP Yeo Chun Shyan who is the investigation officer applied for the  remand period to be extended to further investigate the case.

Bank Manager Murder: RM35,000 Job???

The main suspect, wearing green t-shirt  bringing police to his house to look for his clothes he wore the day of the killing. Police found the clothings but not the murder weapon.



As police investigate further into the Bank manager's  murder, they unearthed a plot allegedly planned by his 31-year-old wife and her male friend, a car salesman aged 26.

It was allegedly revealed that the the four suspects were hired to killed the victim. The four had been monitoring the movement of Stephen Wong for a while. They were allegedly paid over RM35000 to kill him and over RM25,000 to maim him.

It was alleged that the assassins had intended to kill him at a supermarket but was not successful as there were too many  people around.

They then decided to carry out the killing in his house to make it looked like a robbery.  The main suspect from  Deshon Road who is also a Rela member was alleged to climb over the fence to kill the victim.

Wong was stabbed to death in his bedroom in his house at Jalan Ulu Sg. Merah  on June 14 while his wife called a relative to tell an uncle that an intruder had killed her husband at about 1.30 am.

The salesman was arrested last Friday while the wife of Stephen Wong was arrested a day later. Yesterday police arrested four more suspects. 

Wong and his wife had a son aged 3. The couple's marriage is on the rock. 

Saman Terlalu Membebankan Rakyat, PAS Miri

Saman Polis Trafik Untuk Pesalah Ringan Terlalu Tinggi

MIRI - Isu kekurangan tempat parkir didalam bandaraya Miri perlu
diberi perhatian serius oleh pihak penguasa tempatan dan juga pihak
polis trafik. Sekiranya mereka yang hendak bekerja atau membeli belah
di pasaraya atau pusat perniagaan sudah pasti mereka terpaksa berjalan
jauh untuk sampai ke tempat yang hendak dituju sekiranya kawasan
berdekatan sudah tidak ada lagi tempat parkir.

Bagi yang masih muda dan bertenaga mungkin tiada masalah tetapi
bagaimana pula akan nasib orang tua,kanak-kanak kecil dan sebagainya
sekiranya mereka terpaksa membawa banyak barang yang dibeli untuk
sampai ketempat letak kereta yang jauh dari pusat membeli belah?

Inilah persoalan yang perlu difikirkan oleh pihak Majlis Bandaraya
Miri (MBM) sebelum menyalahkan pemandu yang terpaksa meletak kenderaan
mereka berhampiran atau ditepi kawasan premis perniagaan tempat mereka
membeli belah.

Sekiranya kawasan parkir mencukupi, tiada pihak yang akan meletak
kenderaan mereka ditepi jalan kecuali mereka ini memang sengaja cari
masalah. Pihak polis trafik boleh mengambil tindakan tegas keatas
golongan ini dengan mengeluarkan saman sekiranya mereka berdegil dan
tidak mahu mengalih kenderaan mereka ketempat yang sepatutnya.

Orang ramai mengeluh dan merungut kerana ramai diantara mereka disaman
oleh pihak polis trafik akibat terpaksa meletak kenderaan diluar
parkir. Kadar saman trafik untuk kesalahan ringan seperti meletak
kenderaan ditepi jalan agak membebankan rakyat terutama sekali mereka
yang berpendapatan rendah.

Sudahlah kadar saman atau kompuan tidak dapat dikurangkan seperti dulu
yang boleh dibayar serendah RM30 tetapi sekarang ini kadarnya
meningkat sehingga RM150 – RM300 keatas.

Kita mohon agar pihak kerajaan dan pihak polis trafik dapat mengkaji
semula kadar saman tersebut agar dapat dikurangkan seperti dulu,
dimana saman untuk kesalahan ringan dapat dikurangkan supaya dapat
meringankan bebanan pihak pengguna.

Sikap sesetengah polis trafik yang mengambil kesempatan dengan
mengeluar saman atau kompaun amat dikesali terutama sekali di kawasan
yang terlalu sukar untuk mendapat parkir.

Sepatutnya pihak polis trafik yang bertugas mengawal lalulintas dengan
memberi arahan atau memberi amaran kepada pemandu yang meletak
kenderaan ditepi jalan yang boleh menghalang lalulintas, bukannya
terus menyaman mereka apabila pemandu kenderaan tersebut tiada dalam
kereta.

Kita mencadangkan agar pihak MBM segera menambahkan lagi tapak letak
kereta di kawasan tumpuan orang ramai seperti di pusat membeli belah,
pasar ikan,Tamu dan sebagainya.

Sekali lagi kita menyeru agar pihak Majlis Bandaraya Miri mencari
jalan alternatif untuk mengatasi masalah ini dengan segera. Kita tidak
mahu terus jadi mangsa saman polis trafik disebabkan oleh kekurangan
tempat parkir di premis perniagaan dan pusat membeli belah dalam
kawasan bandaraya dan sebagainya.

Jofri Jaraiee
PAS Miri, Sarawak

English version
Police Traffic summons too high for minor offender

MIRI - The issue of lack of parking space in the Miri city should be
taken seriously by local authorities and the police traffic. If those
who want to work or shopping at the supermarket or the business center
of course they have to walk far to go to the place if the surrounding
area no longer exists parking space.

For the young and energetic there are no problems, but what about be
the fate of the elderly, small children and others if they have to
bring a lot of items purchased to reach the parking place away from
the shopping center?

These are questions that need to be considered by the Miri City
Council (MCC) before blaming the driver who had to park their cars
near or beside the business premises where they were shopping.

If the parking areas are adequate, no one would park their cars along
this road unless they were purposely looking for trouble. The police
traffic can take action on these people to issue a summons if they
persist and do not want to move their vehicles to the place they
deserve.

The public complain and grumbled because many of them have been
summoned by the police traffic due to parking outside the park. The
rate of traffic summonses for minor offenses such as parking along the
road somewhat burden, especially those with low income.

Not only the summons or compound cannot be reduced as before which can
be as low as RM30 but now the rate increased to RM150 - RM300 and
above.

We urged to the government and the police traffic can review the rate
of summons to be reduced as before, where the summons for minor
offenses can be reduced in order to lessen the burden of the consumer.

The attitude of some police traffic who took advantage by issuing
summonses is regrettable, especially in areas that are too difficult
to find parking. Police traffic on duty should control traffic by
giving instructions or a warning to drivers that parking along the
road that can block the traffic, not to sue them when a driver is not
in the car.

We propose that the MBM immediately increase parking lot in the public
focus area such as shopping centers, fish markets, Tamu and others.

Once again we urge that the Miri City Council look for alternative
ways to solve this problem immediately. We do not want to be victims
of police traffic summons due to lack of parking on the business
premises and shopping centers in the city and so on.

Yours faithfully
Jofri Jaraiee
PAS Sarawak Deputy Commissioner iii cum PAS Miri Chief

11 Foreign Con Artiste Arrested

11 foreigners were arrested in Kuala Lumpur after one of them conned a teacher aged 48  from Sri Aman for more than RM200,000.

The teacher had known the suspect through the internet last month and even met him in KL

The suspects aged from 24 to 35 years old were either on tourist pass while some were students.  After the arrest of the main suspect, he led Bukit  Aman police to get more of his accomplice.

The suspects had been operating in Malaysia for some times and had conned ten of thousands of ringgits from unsuspecting victims.


Supt  Mohd Firdaus Abdullah, Head of State Commercial Crime said the case is under investigation and warned the internet users to be more cautious.
Wednesday, 15 August 2012

Bank Manager Murder: Four More Remanded







Police arrested four more suspects in connection with the murder of the bank manager in Sibu this morning.
Police arrived at the house of a suspect at Deshon Road and his brother brought police to Brooke Drive where the suspect in Rela uniform was placed under arrest. 

He admitted to police that he killed the bank manager.  Following the arrest, three more were nabbed in Rejang Park, Jalan Merdeka and Permai. 

The four aged between 27 to 43 were ordered to be remand for seven days. They are to appear in court on August 22.
Stephen Wong aged 31, the youngest bank manager in Sibu was found with at least 7 stab wounds on his upper torso and neck. One of the wounds penetrate through his neck.

Wong was found dead in his bedroom in Ulu Sg. Merah on June 14 after his wife raised the alarm calling an uncle of the deceased.

Police had arrested Wong's wife, Ling aged 31 on August 11 and her male friend a day earlier and both had been remanded. Both will be brought to court tomorrow for mention. Ling who also worked in a bank had been transferred to  Kuching on August 1. She was called back to Sibu and arrested.

Wong and his wife had a young son aged 3. They had suffered a rocky marriage which was on the verge of breaking up before he passed away.
Monday, 13 August 2012

SPDP Visited by Criminals





Police ruled out political sabotage after the Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) office at Badaruddin was broken into this morning.

Kuching OCPD, ACP Roslan Bek Ahmad said stolen were 7 computers, a gold Arowanan, petty cash amounting to RM1,900, files and other small valuable items.

Roslan said none of the server in the office were disturbed. The theft was reported by a clerk this morning who came to work at about 8 am.

SPDP had been struggling with internal conflicts but Roslan said there was no indication that the breakin was link to political issues.
Sunday, 12 August 2012

Woman jump to escape abusive husband



An Indonesian woman carried her 5 year old son jumped from the first floor of MJC shophouse to avoid her abusive husband.

The victim and son were lucky to escape with minor injuries afyer the jump last night at 8 pm.

The 36-year-old woman said her 41 year old husband from sibu would beat her up whenever he was drunk.

She said last night the husband turned up drunk and started punching her.

Her husband works as a cook in a stall at Batu Kawa. After bashing her, he slept near the door.

The victim said she locked the door a.d threw a mattress out before jumping with her son.

She fainted and a neighbour sent her to the sarawak general hospital.

The victim said she wanted to go back to her country. A police report was lodged.

Bank Manager Murder: Drama at courthouse

Deceased bereaved family... We hope she would help into the investigation

Detained... Remanded until Friday






There were tensions in Sibu court house this morning when the wife of the Bank manager, Ling was brought for remand.

Her husband, Stephen  Wong aged 31 was killed in their bedroom on June 14 after being stabbed numerous times on his neck and upper torso. Ling had called a relative at about 1.30 am claiming that an intruder went into their bedroom and attacked her husband.

The 31-year-old, handcuffed was remanded for five days in the Chamber at 8.30 am. Her elder sister and brother clashed with reporters who crowded the court house asking them to spare some humanity and told them to stop taking their sister's photos or they would sue.

They then complained to their lawyer, Sempurai anak Petrus Ngelai who advised them that the reporters too have a job to do.

Meanwhile, the family of the banker numbering over 10 were also at the courthouse. The brother of Wong said the family wanted to know the truth behind his brother's senseless killing. He said he also hoped that Ling is not a party to the killing and she as a wife should assist the police to get the murderer.

He said they are now leaving the matter to the authorities to deal with it. The brother said since the death of Stephen, their parents who are still mourning had not been able to run their hawker's stalls business. The parents, he said, were too overcome with grief even to go out of the house.

When Ling was brought into the chamber, her sister kneel down and prayed. When she was brought out, she took a jacket and covered Ling's head. 

Wong's sister was overhead saying that if Ling did not do anything wrong, she should not be afraid to show her face.

The couple had a three year-old son who is with the maternal grandparents. After the death of Stephen, Ling who also worked in a bank had asked to be transferred to her bank in Kuching bringing along her son. She had started work in Kuching on August 1. 

Both Ling and a car salesman who was arrested two days ago would be brought to court this coming Friday.

Guru Dukacita Dengan Sikap BAITULMAL SARAWAK






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Saya mohon pihak-pihak bertanggungjawab yang menguruskan kebajikan keluarga Mualaf ini agar menyegerakan permohonan mereka, kerana Aidil Fitri semakin menghampiri.

Sedikit tentang permohonan mereka yang saya dapat daripada Pn. Norasikin Bte Abdullah@ Kadah Ak. Sajan dari Kpg Taba Sait ini. Seperti berikut. YB Jerip Ak. Susil telah membawa beberapa permohonan penduduk Kpg Taba Sait untuk dipertimbangkan oleh Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat, Kuching pada 30 April 2012. 

Pada Jun 2012, satu keterangan diberikan oleh saya kepada Baitulmal, respons yang diberikan agar saya merujuk perkara bantuan ini melalui laman web atau datang sendiri ke Tabung Baitulmal untuk keterangan lanjut. 

Saya dukacita atas sikap Baitulmal yang seolah-olah memperlekehkan usaha saya untuk membantu keluarga Muallaf ini. Saya terima sahajalah. 

Pn Norasikin merupakan isteri kepada En. Yussof Bin Mohd Maripa (seorang anak Muallaf Lun Bawang dari Miri), suaminya disyaki menghidap kanser otak dan menjalani pembedahan membuang tulang tengkoraknya sebelah kanan pada April tahun ini. 

Pada hari Khamis lepas (10 Ogos 2012) , suami Pn Norasikin menjalani kimoterapi untuk rawatan susulan.


Pasangan ini dikurniakan 7 orang cahaya mata, Anak mereka yang sulung merupakan siswi tahun akhir Masterskill mengambil Healthcare Science. Bagi kita yang mengetahui berita mengenai pampasan masyarakat di Ulu Bengoh, saya percaya dengan pampasan yang diterima oleh keluarga ini, tidak cukup untuk menampung mereka dengan keadaan suami yang sakit dan anak memerlukan kos pengajian yang tinggi. Serta 4 anak yang masih bersekolah. Yang bongsu darjah 4 di SK Taba Sait.


Untuk keterangan agar post ini tidak disalah ertikan bolehlah menghubungi sendiri Pn Norasikin di talian 01115857960 atau suami beliau En. Yussof Maripa di talian : 0148857818, saya hanya menyampaikan fardu kifayah ini kepada kalian semua agar tidak menjadi satu dosa saya di tempat yang ada saudara seagama ini di Ulu Bengoh. 

Sekian wassalam.

PAS Miri: Tiada Parkir, Pemandu Jadi Mangsa Saman Trafik






MIRI – Masalah kekurangan parkir kereta di Bandaraya Miri menyebabkan ramai pemandu meletak kereta di lorong atau dipinggir jalan jadi mangsa saman trafik.



Oleh kerana tiada parkir untuk meletak kenderaan, ramai juga yang kurang bernasib baik dikenakan kompuan saman oleh Polis Trafik disebabkan meletakkan kenderaan menyalahi isyarat lalu lintas.



Antara kawasan yang kekurangan parkir adalah disekitar jalan Bintang Mall Miri, kawasan pasaraya, pasar ikan, kawasan tamu dan juga hampir kesemua kawasan komersial di bandaraya Miri.



Kawasan ini patut ditambah lagi kawasan parkir terutama sekali apabila waktu puncak, ramai yang terpaksa meletak kenderaan mereka di simpang jalan dan juga di pinggir jalan.



Pihak Polis Trafik sepatutnya mengawal lalulintas bukan hanya menunggu pemandu tersebut meletak kenderaan mereka disitu lalu menyaman pesalah trafik apabila tiada pemandu dalam kenderaan tersebut.



Kadar kompaun saman trafik juga terlalu tinggi untuk pesalah ringan seperti meletak kenderaan di lorong jalan. Sepatutnya kompaun dikurangkan serendah-rendah rm30 seperti dulu tetapi sekarang ini tiada lagi rayuan boleh dibuat walaupun pesalah membayar awal dari hari yang ditetapkan.



Adakah pihak kerajaan tidak memikirkan akan nasib mereka yang kurang berkemampuan yang terpaksa membayar terlalu mahal kerana melakukan kesalahan ringan seperti yang tersebut diatas?



Sekiranya mereka melakukan kesalahan berat sehingga menyebabkan kemalangan atau kematian, kita tidak mempertikaikan tetapi bagi kesalahan ringan ini sudah tentu keterlaluan dan perlu dikaji semula.



Sepatutnya pihak Polis Trafik menjalankan tugas mengawal lalulintas bukannya menyaman mereka yang meletak kenderaan ditempat yang salah sebab tugas tersebut boleh dilakukan oleh pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT).



Kita mencadangkan agar perkara ini perlu dikaji semula, pihak PBT patut membuat lebih banyak lagi

kawasan parkir untuk kenderaan di pusat bandar sebab bukan mudah untuk mencari tempat letak kenderaan semasa waktu kemuncak dan pihak Polis Trafik juga perlu faham mengapa ada sesetengah pihak terpaksa meletak kenderaan diluar kawasan parkir bukan mereka sengaja tetapi terpaksa disebabkan kekurangan parkir di Bandaraya Miri.



Kalau diikut peraturan sebenar sudah tentu pihak Polis Trafik akan sentiasa menyaman mereka yang meletak kenderaan diluar parkir seperti di kawasan rumah ibadat, kawasan orang ramai berhimpun dan sebagainya.



Harap perkara ini mendapat perhatian dan kajian semula dari pihak PBT dan Polis Trafik, agar jangan menyusahkan mereka yang memerlukan kewangan terutama sekali waktu perayaan.



Jofri Jaraiee

PAS Miri, Sarawak



English version



Parking Shortage, Driver Become Victims of Traffic Summons



MIRI - Shortage of car parking at the Miri City caused many drivers parking in the hallway or just off the road become victims of traffic summonses.



Since there is no car park for parking, and many are less fortunate imposed by the Traffic Police summonses compound because placed against the vehicle traffic alerts.



Among the areas that lack car park is around Bintang Street Mall Miri, the supermarkets, fish market, Tamu area and also almost all the commercial areas in the city of Miri.



This area should be increased more car park area especially when the peak hours, many are forced to park their vehicles at the road junctions and also at the roadside.



The Traffic Police should control the traffic is not just waiting for the drivers park their cars there, then sue the traffic offenders when there is no driver in the vehicle.



Compound rate of traffic summons also too high for minor offenders, such as parking in the hallway way. Compounds should be reduced as low rm30 as before but now there is no appeal can be made even if the offender to pay earlier than the appointed day.



Does the government did not think be the fate of the less fortunate who have to pay too expensive for committing minor offenses such as the above?



If they are committing a grave offense to cause an accident or death, we do not dispute that but for this minor offense certainly excessive and should be reviewed.



Traffic Police should carry out to control the traffic flow not to sue them that parking at the wrong place because the task can be done by local authorities (PBT).



We suggest that this matter should be reviewed; the local council should make more car park area for vehicles in the city center because it is not easy to find parking during the peak hours and the Traffic Police should also understand why there is some parking outside to the parking area is not intentionally, but they had to due to lack of car park in the city of Miri.



If you follow the real rules of course, Traffic Police will continue to sue them out of parking in the car park such as places of worship, public areas assembly and so on.



Hope that this matter gets the attention and review from the local authorities and Traffic Police, so that do not burden their financial needs, especially during festivals.



Yours faithfully

Jofri Jaraiee

PAS Sarawak Deputy Commissioner iii cum PAS Miri Chief
Saturday, 11 August 2012

Bank Manager Murder: Police Arrest Victim's Wife

The 31 year-old wife of the slain bank manager in Sibu was arrested this morning at the Sibu police station at about 10 am to facilitate investigation into the murder of her husband. 
The  woman was detained and to be brought for remand tomorrow.

Stephen Wong aged 31 was found with stab wound on his neck and had stab wounds on his head and body in their house at Ulu Sg. Merah.  
Wong was a rising star in the banking business and was one of the youngest bank manager.

Police had initially thought it was a robbery when the wife of Wong called a relative telling him that her husband was attacked at about 1.30 am on June 14.

Yesterday, police arrested a male friend of the wife, a 26-year-old car salesman after months of investigation.

Ling was called to the police station and she was arrested when she arrived.

She and her husband had a one year old boy who is now in the care of relatives.

Police said there were fresh evidences revealed after the arrest of the two.
Friday, 10 August 2012

Bank manager murder: Car salesman remanded

Police have arrested a 26- year-old car salesman on the suspicion of murdering Wong King Kui, the manager of Sibu's Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation  on June 15 this year.

The suspect was a friend of the deceased's wife. He was arrested yesterday afternoon in his house and remanded today for seven days under Section 302 of the Penal code.

Wong was stabbed to death in his house at Jalan Ulu Sg. Merah. According to his wife who claimed to be alone with him, her husband had returned at about 11 pm. She saw a man running out of her bedroom at about 1 am.

She saw her husband bleeding profusely from wounds on him and called a relative. When an ambulance arrived, Wong was already dead.

The police had came under criticism for not arresting any suspect although Sibu OCPD ACP Shafie Ismail said they were waiting for DNA result. It was believed that the result of the DNA had been finalised.

Odd job labourer thanked SUPP








An odd job worker, Jee  Lee Muk thanked the SUPP Youth for attending to his plight. Jee said his house at Lorong 22, Stampin resettlement area was on the brink of collapse due to soil erosion.

After hearing of his plight, SUPP Youth secretary general, Wilfred Yap went with the Welfare officials and see how best they could do to help.

This afternoon, a sum of RM2,500 from the Welfare department was handed to Jee to do repair work on his house.

Jee said he is thankful that SUPP had been fast in coming to his aid.

On another issue, Wilfred hit out at the DAP for accusing him of not helping the Kampung Stampin residents where a chapel, a kindergarten and a community centre was to be taken down as they were sitting on state land.

The land had been alienated to a private company for construction of a private hospital. 

Wilfred said the villagers wanted a dialogue session with the private company and he had written in. He said he had also spoke on the matter on July 9 at a BN meeting at PBB headquarters.

"As the opposition had handed over a petition to the party concerned, I would not get involved in the matter. If three months down the road, nothing is done, then I will do what I can to give a helping hand," he added.

He said the DAP always claimed credit when things were done by the SUPP which is grossly unfair to them.

Buku Jingga a gimmick, Tan Kai




SUPP Youth Chief Tan Kai is both pleased and grateful to Padugan state assemblyman YB Wong King Wei when the latter admitted that content of Buku Jingga is infact just generality of PR’s policies.

In a press conference today, Tan Kai said this is solid evidence that Buku Jingga has clearly not addressed the issues of UEC’s recognition, setting up of new Chinese Independent Secondary Schools and Chinese Primary Schools.

He said Wong kept referring to Buku Jingga, pointing out that Buku Jingga recommends MQA (Malaysian Qualifications Agency) to verify UEC’s qualification. How can this be seen equally as ‘recognizing UEC’? The answer is a definite NO because it has to go through a verification process (which no one can be assured of its outcome).

“If the radical PAS takes over the ruling power, it is worried that this is nothing but a dream that will never come true for the Chinese community in the end. Haven’t we notice the fact that, whenever the oppositions sense that election is near, they would go all out in making empty promises that even themselves are incapable of realizing? Recognition of UECs, systematic allocations for Chinese schools…etc., these are the issues that have been fully exploited by DAP over the years, where in real, it is stated so differently in their Buku Jingga. Inspite of that, Buku Jingga is suggesting fairness to schools of all origin, in a very generalized manner,” he added.


Tan pointed out that Buku Jingga has not stated clearly that its policy will assure the rights and benefits of Chinese Primaries and Independent Secondary Schools, so how can DAP guarantee piece of mind to the Chinese community at large?

He added that the DAP did not stand firm and oppose PAS’ plan to implement Hudud law in Malaysia and DAP did not say anything when Kedah’s State Legislative Assembly passed the ruling in which under an amendment to the Mufti and Fatwa (Kedah Darul Aman) Enactment 2008 (Section 22A), future fatwa issued by the Kedah Mufti or Fatwa Committee  cannot be challenged in court. DAP of Selangor kept an eye shut when patrons to the cinemas are to be seated separately according to genders.

According to him there are many unanswered questions regarding Buku Jingga.
Thursday, 9 August 2012

3 Kilometer Nightmare in Jalan Sungai Maong




A three kilometer stretch of road along Jalan Sg. Maong need immediate repairs to prevent accidents as it was filled with pot holes, dusty and uneven due to the constant lorries ferrying in and out of the road.

In a press conference today, State Assemblywoman, Christina Chiew said there has been so many complaints made on the road but it appeared that the authorities were taking a slow attitude in repairing the damaged roads.

She said despite complaints made in February, the contractor's licence to allow the lorries to ferry the road was extended after it expired in end of July.

Chiew said she contacted the council and was told that the issuance of licence to use the road comes under Land and Survey. 

She said when she checked with the Land and Survey, she was told that the council never give them any feedback on the condition of the road thus they renewed the licence to continue using the stretch of road.

Urging authorities to put aside their differences, Chiew said she will write again this time to the Padawan council, the JKR and the Land and Survey asking for the roads to be repaired.

Chong Irked by "Haram sokong DAP"



A national paper headlines has irked the DAP with MP for Kuching, Chong Chieng Jen condemning such concept of journalism.

Chong in a press conference today said the headline in the National paper smirk of race and religious at play by the Barisan Nasional.

He said the DAP had always made it clear that they would disagreed on Malaysia being turned into an Islamic country of Hudud laws. "This we have made it clear to all races concern as our political struggle is along the Federal constitution," he said.

Chong said unlike SUPP, they could not make a proper stand in the face of BN leaders. 

On another issue, Chong said he is still waiting for SUPP Youth chief, Tan Kai, Youth secretary general, Wilfred Yap and Padawan Chairman, Lo Khere Chiang on the Transparency International corruption perception index where Malaysia dropped to 60th position. He said he also wanted the three to answer why the Sarawak State government allow the BN leaders family to monopolise the road repair and bridges contracts. 

"In today's papers, it was said there is a cement shortage affecting the contractor's work. This is due to monopoly problem. I want the three to answer why SUPP allow such thing to happen," he said.

Chong also wanted them to answer why hundreds of thousands of acres of state land was owned by the BN leaders and families.

Meanwhile, State Assemblyman for Padungan, Wong King Wei said he was not surprised by the contradiction comments made by the BN coalition parties.

He said in the papers today, SUPP urged Chinese not to support DAP as the DAP are for Hudud law. However, in the National papers, the Malays were told not to support DAP as they do not support Hudud law. 

Wong said the BN should make up their minds instead of giving conflicting views to suit different audiences.

200 Terima Sumbangan Untuk Golongan Memerlukan

Dr Toyad menyampaikan sumbangan kepada warga tua pada majlis tersebut.



DALAT: Seramai 200 orang menerima sumbangan daripada Ahli Parlimen Mukah, Dato Sri Dr Muhammad Leo Toyad pada malam kelmarin.

Mereka adalah terdiri daripada anak Yatim, Mualaf, Ibu tunggal dan Warga Emas dari Daerah Dalat.

Sumbangan peribadi beliau itu telah disampaikan pada Majlis Berbuka Puasa Bersama Ahli Parlimen Mukah yang diadakan di perkarangan Masjid Al-Muslihin, di sini.

Pada majlis yang diadakan sempena dengan Bulan Ramadan Al-Mubarak itu, beliau juga menyampaikan sumbangan berupa kerusi roda kepada 9 penerima dan sumbangan RM5,000 kepada Badan Kebajikan Islam Ibu Pejabat Polis Dalat.

Pada majlis yang sama beliau juga menyerahkan Bendera Jalur Gemilang kepada wakil-wakil masjid dan surau di daerah ini sempena dengan Hari Kemerdekaan ke-55.

Sejurus selepas itu, Ahli Parlimen mengagihkan Bubur Lambuk yang disediakan oleh Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarikat Daerah Dalat/Mukah.

Juga diadakan pada program yang dianjurkan bersama oleh Pejabat Daerah Dalat dan Jawatankuasa Masjid serta beberapa agensi itu ialah Tazkirah Ramadan, Solat Maghrib, Solat Isyak dan Solat Terawih.

Hadir sama ialah Setiausaha Politik Kepada Ketua Menteri, Haji Kenil Haji Jaraiee, SAO Jarni Rafaie yang mewakili Pegawai Daerah, Pengerusi Masjid Al Muslihin Abdul Senu Mohd Suif, Pegawai Penerangan Dalat, Khalid Aini, Penolong Pegawai Kebajikan Masyarakat Dalat, Mohamad Nazri Mohd Sharkawi, ketua-ketua jabatan dan ketua-ketua masyarakat.
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