MASALAH RAKYAT

Prices of fish, squid rose due to the rainy weather in Kedah

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Thu, 11 Oct 2018 16:53:00 +0000

The tide phenomenon, including heavy rains that hit several states including Kedah, is now believed to cause a shortage of wet goods in the market, thereby contributing to rising prices.

Kuala Kedah Fishermen's Association chairman Abdul Hamid Bahari said the prices of wet items including fish and octopus experienced a sharp rise in prices due to lack of supplies.

Fishermen boat that can not get to the sea.

"The number of fishermen who go down to the sea is uncertain due to the frequent rainy weather and turbulent seas. There are times between 50 to 60 percent of fishermen down to the sea but when bad weather is only 20 percent, the fishermen are down for fear of their safety.

"When the number of fishermen dropped slightly then the catch is also reduced and therefore there are some items that go up in price, such as flatfish sold between RM12 to RM15 per kilogram while previously it can be bought for RM5 per kilogram," he said when contacted by Bernama today.

Rainy season catches.

He said the squid and prawns also increased between RM5 and RM6 per kilogram depending on the size of the previous RM4 per kilogram.

Abdul Hamid said the situation also caused fishermen's income in the Kuala Kedah area to be slightly affected and hoped that weather conditions would be normalized to allow fishermen to descend to the sea to get results.

"While fishermen who are down to the sea during bad weather like this do not have any accidents, we are still worried about their safety so we hope the weather will be fine so we can get fish," he said. - BERNAMA

Taxi angry citizens because the government

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Fri, 27 May 2016 11:55:00 +0000

FOR the first time in the taxi industry in the country, almost all residents drivers became angry with the government. Everything haves for failure SPAD governs the public transport system (drivers) well.

Earlier, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Seri Dr Shahidan Kassim to review the issue of drivers in the House of Commons, in his review, he named the vehicles involved with Uber and MyTeksi (Grabcar) as "TAXI" unregistered and unlicensed by the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD).

I believe in the presence of Applications and Application Uber MyTeksi (Grabcar) he was confused between TAXI and CAR BROOM.

He also explained the Government's policy, that booking a taxi through the application is allowed as long as they use a vehicle with an operator's license and the activity does not violate the country's laws.

But what is happening today, and application providers Uber MyTeksi (Grabcar) has violated the Act, if the application is made available or used vehicles that are not licensed, and this clearly made a mistake.

Next the Ministry of Transport, through its minister, Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai also commented on the issue of the taxi industry, he informed the Ministry of Transport wants to Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) to solve the problem of "FREE TAXI".

He said "SPAD should study how best to regulate the operations of the independent drivers bagimewujudkan win-win situation". I believe he is confused between Independent Taxi, Taxi and Train Sweep.

Furthermore SPAD CEO Mohd Azharuddin Mat Shah informed that they often receive complaints about drivers who refuse to use the meter.

"One frequent complaint from users choose" FREE TAXI "is because taxi drivers do not use the meter, the use of old vehicles, foul and rude attitude against Uber driver, so this should also be given attention," he said.

Actually, I can accept if Datuk Seri Dr Shahidan Kassim and Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai confused between Taxi and Train Sweep, because they do not reside in the State of the taxi industry.

But when one of the rank of major in the SPAD can not distinguish Taxi and Train Sweep, I think the Government should be aware of the plight of the citizens of drivers and remodel SPAD.

Regarding the statements made by Mohd Azharuddin Mat Shah that taxi drivers do not use the meter, the use of old vehicles, foul and rude attitude. I believe that the internal problems that should be solved wisely SPAD, rather than legalize the activities Kerata Sweep.

I've voiced a proposal to Syed Hamid Albar to solve the problem of taxi drivers in propersional, I recommend that SPAD create a Migration Plan Operator Licence, this plan will give the opportunity to all taxi drivers have individual taxi permits after they expire hire purchase agreements, indirectly the plan would free taxi drivers from colonization company.

Problems do not use meters and rude attitude of taxi drivers is a matter of attitude than a handful of taxi drivers, which require expertise SPAD discipline taxi drivers, or remove them from the taxi industry, rather than legalize Train Sweep.

The problem of old vehicles and vehicles stink, it is due to the pressures of life that had to taxi drivers face after the company racked kedarat them, for example taxi drivers had to pay rent to the company more than RM1500 per month for 5 years for Proton Waja, while the RM1500 rates that taxi drivers could afford a more luxurious vehicle.

Should SPAD operated by individuals who have experience and knowledge in the taxi industry of the country, other than that they must have the vision and determination to respond to the Government to upgrade the quality of taxi services, so that the welfare and economic taxi drivers guaranteed, so taxi drivers are able to provide services satisfying, and not scold the Government.

But what is happening since the establishment of SPAD, taxi drivers are blamed, worse when SPAD Government entrusted a hands-off attitude.

"INDAH KHABAR DARI RUPA!, MENYESAL! SUDAHLAH JAUH MASUK, NASIB BAIK FREE"

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Mon, 29 Feb 2016 03:40:00 +0000

Good to be true, hampehh, fortunately did not go to them, they were eager to go.

Those were the words of many visitors who come with family and children to Sipadan Mangrove Resort, Sungai Burong just because he wanted to play water games viral on social media.

** The picture below was taken from the park visitors upload it on Facebook.

However, many were sorry to see the situation there, where the water is colored brown water theme park unlike any other. Such a situation is very frustrating when parents definitely worried about the cleanliness of the water if their children play.

In addition, the lack of a shelter near the pool causing many visitors can not stand the heat of the sun.

Perhaps due to the many visitors and also the site of this game on the ground so that it becomes mud. However, the management should be concerned about this earlier before opening to the public. The park got a lot of improvements. Even then, if they want to continue to visit people in the future.

Season Beach Erosion Have 2 Options

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Thu, 28 Jan 2016 02:40:00 +0000

KUALA NERUS - The state government offered two options to seven families affected by coastal erosion in Kampong Glam after previously occupied homes are no longer safe for occupancy seen.

Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Ahmad Razif Abd Rahman said that all the victims can make a choice whether to choose Affordable Homes (RMM) along RM20,000 or land with a house worth RM40,000.

Ahmad Kamal (right) provide information to representatives of
the National Security Council.

"Seeing the phenomenon of erosion after huge waves and strong winds a few days ago, we decided to fresh two options to victims who suffered severe damage to their homes."

"The victim involved can make the choice to move to other areas which have been identified by building a new house worth RM40,000 or both of RMM deals that have been built around here including RM20,000," he said during a visit to Cape Coast Glam adversely affected by the phenomenon of large waves and strong winds, here, last night."

Also present were Kuala Nerus parliamentary development officer, Datuk Basir Ismail, Vice Chancellor of Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT), Prof. Datuk Dr Nor Aieni Mokhtar, Terengganu police chief Datuk Rosli Abdul Rahman.

JPS ordered to do researchAccording to Ahmad Razif again, it also ordered the Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID) to study whether the area affected by erosion was safe to live or otherwise.

"If we find that this place was not safe to live in, we will ensure that victims are transferred immediately for the safety of their families.

"However, we will ensure that the problem of coastal erosion will be addressed in order to ensure that most of the population is not affected fishermen," he said.

In a related development, the state government also approved an immediate allocation of RM1 million to do the work of the erosion prevention while engaging coast of Cape Glam.

He said that the provisional safeguard measure made it to mitigate the impact of the continued erosion of the waves hit populated areas.

"JPS is actively bind stone works in coastal areas as a temporary solution to prevent erosion worsens, while seeking long-term solutions," he said.

He added that the incident waves and strong winds that are deemed to be outstanding until it wreaked havoc on the houses on the coast should take the time to carry out the study for the long-term solution.

"The state government is indeed serious problems involving soil erosion because we are aware of many people who were affected, especially fishermen who depend on the sea," he said.

He explained that, in addition to Kampong Glam and Kampung Tengah, Mengabang Telipot, two other areas were also identified suffer severe corrosion problems caused by high tide phenomenon which began on Monday, is in Setiu Wetlands in Setiu and Paka, Dungun.

Security forces on alert

Secretary of the District Disaster Management Committee (DTCP), the Civil Defence Department (CDD) Kuala Terengganu / Kuala Nerus, Lieutenant (PA) Ahmad Kamal Hakim said, despite the waves and the wind died down, but the members are put on standby.

"As of this afternoon (yesterday), the waves and the wind had died down, but we continue to take steps early preparation for any eventuality.

"Members were placed on standby to lend assistance if the tide phenomenon hit back Telipot Mengabang area," he said.

He added that the population living in areas at risk of soil erosion are also advised to always take precautions and be aware of the instructions issued by the authorities.

By: Sinar Online

PLEASE HELP URGENT, MADRASAH AL-IMANIAH, JERANTUT FERI, PAHANG

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Wed, 15 Apr 2015 09:58:00 +0000

PLEASE HELP URGENTLY

Madrasah Al-Imaniah, Jerantut Ferry (Pusat Pengajian Pondok) early in Jerantut, constructed August 2008. Start operates on 06/01/2010 with 6 students teenagers. Completed by 01/31/2011. In December 2014, the school already has one thousand students, 30 units of single and over 60 units sex with teens 25-30 and over 80 sex (average elderly). The lectures were also attended by local residents. Massive floods have submerged end of December 2014 all lodges to roof level. 90% huts were damaged / destroyed, as well as damage to other property. When the deepest water (27/28 December 2014) houses for teachers, office / store / cooperative / living room etc, dining hall just saw the roof only. While building madrasah (2 levels) water has entered the upper levels. Many goods and equipment can not be saved. Full low tide on Jan 3, 2015. Damage and destruction can not be described. Madrasah much-needed support @ contribution to reconstruction. The main focus to repair damages to the building, school, teacher houses, offices / stores / living room and a dining hall. New dormitory blocks should be built in a more appropriate place. We appeal or financial contributions and building materials for repair work and construction of blocks of the hostel. Distributes to Bank Islam Account No. 12-038-01-008645-5 (Madrasah Al-Imaniah) or through any AJK Charities Madrasah Al-Imaniah.

Our address:

Madrasah Al-Imaniah,
Pusat Pengajian Pondok,
Kampung Jerantut Feri,
Lot 2628, Jalan Kampung Pedah,
27150 Jerantut, Pahang.

Contact:

Hj. Ghazali bin Hj. Ahmad (Secretary Charities Mdrsh Al-Imaniah (017-333 0807)
Ustaz Ahmad bin Mohamed, Mudir Mdrsh (019-242 7953).

When oil prices go up again ...

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Fri, 03 Oct 2014 00:29:00 +0000

"What's difficult oil prices rise, the government already bearing life three months of the year ..."

The story of oil prices is always so our attention. Yes, our oil price between the cheapest in the region, but every time there is an increase - a lot of people say I'm wrong stationery oil prices rise when in fact the reduction of subsidies, or more affectionately referred to as subsidy rationalization program - will follow the price increases.

That has nothing to do with oil even though some have not so far up as irrelevant, even absurd at all. Teh Tarik prices may go up 20 cents a glass as the price of oil rose 20 cents a liter.

During a meeting yesterday afternoon, I received information about the prices of construction materials rose 20 percent due to higher oil prices. Continue to rise, whereas the increase in oil prices has just force a few hours.

This is the reason oil prices always the most negative reaction. People can actually receive higher oil prices because everyone will know that so many subsidies to more than RM20 billion the government spent to patch the actual price.

But we also know that the reason would tighten enforcement of price control goods shouting every time the oil price increase is not more than simply seasoning hearts that never change things to the better for the people.

What happens, people do not much like the hole for parking problems that can not afford the cost of well-managed by the government. This is so the pressure when they make the decision, is well known that not only the cost of oil, but almost all of their expenses are borne by the government (read: taxpayers' money).

Why not be sacrificed at the rate liabilities worth before emptying out of the problem is directed to people already living in hardship?

Is the reduction in entertainment allowances of ministers and deputy ministers in only 10 percent announced previously been considered too great a sacrifice to affect their lives?

Moreover, what is more important is to stop clearly all very conspicuous waste and to ensure that leakages in government spending can be overcome to reach the level that can satisfy the people. The more important fact!

Do not report the Auditor General with figures such dishonesty eyes wide annual event just so repetitive. But Who are those who criticize me for MBA CGPA of 3.85 in this case!

In any case, I am particularly impressed with the increase in oil prices. I live in Bandar Tasik Puteri, Rawang commute work in Shah Alam with a one-way distance of nearly 50 miles away. Highway Through History and Guthrie, I need to spend RM12 a day for tolls only.

Fuel cost about RM20 to and fro. The total cost of my daily to transport only, RM30. That's when the oil price at RM2.10 per liter. Once the contents of RM70, the longest three days.

And not a highway, I use the normal way further through the Puncak Alam. Distance, higher oil costs. The road was not only not lit and quite dangerous at night, but also a lot of holes. To avoid the toll, my car never breaks down the hole to the rim. Fly hundreds of RM anyway!

People may ask, "was the one who asked to buy a home in a place not interesting?" I bought a house there because of the price of the house than I could afford at the Shah Alam cheapest even more RM500,000 for double storey terrace without modification as my home. That's not a price affordable for me, only able to see.

As a husband and father, I would like other people, too, intend going to provide a comfortable place to stay for families. So like it or not, I bought a genie bertendang to be cheap though house prices as a result of my own shuttle had so far to go to work.

Thus, the sharp rise in oil prices has given a great impact on me because before this only costs already quite high. This means that for an ordinary person like me, there is no choice. If you can not afford to pay the expensive price of the house, had high expenses to find out much sustenance. That is our destiny!

Defense of Islam, the Malays and the king.

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Tue, 01 Jul 2014 18:06:00 +0000

ALL that is in the Constitution of Malaysia's reality is a social contract, which promises social bonding.

If that sense, we all must defend it. The special rights and special Malay / Bumiputera, the king right (Article 38 and 181), the position of Malay as the national language (Article 159), the position of Islam and other religions (Article 3), one of the Malays under Article 160 - all these and others have rooted for almost 60 years.

When there is a return of the nation to learn from America, the Middle East and Europe rocked related issues? Rights values? as their political gong, then we worry and fear. We are afraid to come down.

Do not forget when the tree is inclined, the tortoise went up - not to mention snakes, iguanas followed him.

Why the Malays are not united in the struggle of religion, race and nation that political power remains strong and powerful? Each person named Malays and natives should consider this and act. When we are strong, shy person. When we are soft, the spoon.

UMNO, the Malays and natives should not be shy embarrassment, pioneered priority struggle, even different religions. Thus, the number of political facts (politics of number) must dijuarakan. That is, with the strength of 60 per cent of the indigenous Malays in the country, while respecting the rights of all parties, we are not afraid to fight and preserve what is true for us.

The non-Malays are very strong culture of their nation to hold nearly 68 percent of the wealth of this country. But they are free to say many insults and claim they are discriminated against, they seem to be a citizen of the number two or three. In fact, we know Article 8 of the Federal Constitution guarantees the equality of all Malaysians.

But special rights as guaranteed under the Constitution not politicized 153 for the basic rights of privilege was not a violation of the Constitution. Provide training, scholarships, bursaries and encourage the economy to the Malays and natives of the country is the Constitution demands that all parties agreed to pre 1957.

That is why when the first presidents, Datuk Onn Jaafar wanted to open a non-Malay participation in the party, the action is opposed by the Malays themselves.

In the present situation, despite different political climate, there are still basic Malay. In the general election, 13 years ago, the foundation of the village strong points which favor UMNO BN. So UMNO never run out of the struggle of the village. Do not be pursued later, the bear dropped.

Felda managed very well by the government for the past 57 years has proven unwavering support for the BN. Members of the settlers was always regarded by the opposition as uneducated, when the reality of the current political atmosphere brightened.

To the opposition because of its support for Felda settlers jealous BN, then? Do not look upon the village and Felda supposedly did not know politics?.

Felda co professionals Felda children hopefully continue to clarify and explain that no class of first and second generation confused with the issue of the opposition played. Do not be too fooled? Liberal Malays.

Despite all this, the real Malay base era 50s this is seen to last until today. As part of the Malays in politics seem to pursue an uncertain, realize that we are aware of only about three and a half years only to face the 14th general election. While the opposition, especially the DAP are raking seat piecemeal.

Goods are reminded of Article 2 (a) of the Federal Constitution regarding admission of new territories in Malaysia enough with just two-thirds majority.

If this is the case - reinforced by the fact the founder of modern Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew previously repeatedly stated it is possible to unite Singapore and Malaysia with a number of conditions - then imagine? Implications? Singapore which has won 87 parliamentary seats including PAP (81). That is, the 87 parliamentary seats Singapore + 222 parliamentary seats. What will happen to the Malays?

This is the easiest way to mix the PAP-dominated DAP opposition here with 38 parliamentary seats this time to dominate Malaysia.

Because the BN especially UMNO leaders must keep behavior as noted Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, that the organization must not only look clean but must be clean.

UMNO in this scope need feet on the ground that the party came from the lower levels of society. Do not wait for continued oversight, will be stamped? UMNO from the aristocrats who were brought up in the palace of luxury?. Based on the current political scenario, the National leadership is needed comes from those who grew up in a family of many as they can understand what the problems society subordinates (proletariat) is.

That is why UMNO should be strong. In the last general election, Umno members should choke when Johor has long been the invincible fortress party is getting penetrated. This is when the DAP in particular to capture important seats in the state UMNO's birth. This sort? Alarm red? UMNO leadership. Do not take things for granted. Johor People do not just proud of them if the Johor DAP steadily creeping in the state.

Royal institution is the cornerstone of the party. This institution must be safeguarded. This is a continuation of UMNO stronghold. The close relationship of these two institutions should continue to be built. Do not let us be a part of the destructive institution.

Based on statistics, how very now available Malay majority. UMNO won 88 seats, PAS 21 and some seats are occupied areas PKR Malay voters. Suppose that about 120 seats Malays. That's a small amount to maintain the status quo.

In GE-13, although the BN lost seven parliamentary seats again, but UMNO enhance parliamentary constituency seats from 79 seats to 88 seats. For State Assembly seats also saw an increase in seats rising from 239 in 2008 to 242 in 2013.

In reality, the BN election victory obtained by two ways, namely by UMNO wins in a traditional Malay-majority areas in the peninsula and through the BN component parties that have a majority of seats in Sarawak and Sabah.

Most are still made up of voters supporting BN Malays and natives of Sabah and Sarawak, the BN won 22 of 25 parliamentary seats contested in Sabah and 25 of the 31 parliamentary seats (and vice versa). Number of parliamentary seats won by BN for two states? BN deposit "is 47, representing 35 percent of the parliamentary seats won by BN. If seen in the context of GE-13, the states of Johor, Pahang and Malacca still the majority Malay voters in favor of the BN and to the other states in the peninsula, the percentage of Malays to be 50:50 between the coalition and the opposition.

Thus in GE-14 will the Malays should ensure that all areas are managed indefensible. Do not let the bad luck to miss as incurred former Deputy Minister of Education, Dr. Mohd. Puad Zarkashi who lost in the parliamentary seat of Batu Pahat. Mohd. Puad kemelayuannya lost a significant battle for the party in Johor? Defend?.

We expect UMNO few years now and this show features a robust and stable. Through the birth of UMNO lower levels of society, the party should return more serious for society were very much there.

Defend the foundations of the Malays, Islam and the Malay rulers. Let the spirit of Ramadan beginning of our struggle.

By: DATUK AHMAD FARIS ABDUL HALIM (Analysts are current issues)

Teacher Ordered Open Lid converts SJKC If Want To Teach

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Wed, 15 Jan 2014 16:10:00 +0000

KOTA TINGGI - Residents of Kampung Teluk Sengat, near here, the anger hang some banners and pasting dozens of posters for the actions of a member of the congregation booed the manager of a national-type Chinese (SJKC) who allegedly asked a Chinese Muslim teachers open the lid.

Decorative pictures.

She also threatened his safety if refused.

Citing a report from Utusan Malaysia, a member of the congregation to the managers called Pang adults in their 60s had brought 25-year-old teacher converted to open the lid aside threaten its security if refused.

Following the threat, the teacher makes a report at the police station and the Teluk Senga based on the latest information, the teacher immediately transferred to a school in the city.

Meanwhile, Chairman of the School of Religious Charities Teluk Sengat, Abd. Zani Shariff parties deplored that could cause dissatisfaction among religions, especially Muslims.

"Although I felt challenged by the actions of the man played a religious issue giving rise to anger Muslims here, but I hope the authorities can control the heat of lingering issues that can trigger the issue of racism," he told Bernama here today.

Chairman of the Committee of Women and Family states that a member of Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Johor Lama, Asiah Md. Ariff said he had information that the village chief asked that the matter be submitted to the authorities for investigation.

"I hope that the situation in the village as usual and there may be some control to be made so as not to cause unwanted items."

"So, I hope the authorities will soon take further action to do the investigation," he said.

In the meantime, Kota Tinggi OCPD Supt Rahmat Othman via short message service (SMS) to confirm receipt of the report made by a resident on the matter.

Often receive fake money

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Sat, 23 Nov 2013 00:31:00 +0000

Kuala Kangsar - Some dealers in the area claim to suffer losses due to regularly receive payment for fake notes lately.

Take advantage of current dealers are busy attending to customers in the store.

Dealer claims, mostly goes unnoticed when they are busy serving customers to not have the opportunity to check the authenticity of the money involved.

The restaurant owner, Salim PS Hassan, 45, claimed that only recognizes the existence of counterfeit money after a customer returns the money involved.

"Customers told the money was rejected when he wanted to pay the bill and then he came back to the shop and ask instead."

"I had my own place even fooled," he said.

He said that even if the fake money was only RM20, but it would infringe upon the image of his shop.

"Not worth the money I think, but the image of the store may be affected by the irresponsible attitude of the person who made the payment using counterfeit money," he said.

Victims of fake money of all ages.

Meanwhile, the guards led a gas station known as Syafika, 23, said he had several times received counterfeit money, but failed to locate the person responsible for using them.

"Often, they will use fake money when I want to buy a reload card."

"They will ask and when to cards, they put the money and moved as quickly as possible," he said."

In fact according to him, the opportunity to use counterfeit money is also done when the premises are full of customers.

"Counterfeit money used using regular printing on paper that is relatively thin compared to pure money."

"When the money was wet, the ink is melted and the thread is dotted also come off," he said.

Overview Daily Herald found counterfeit money received smaller sized businesses and their colors are quite different.

In fact, the paper used is quite smooth and thinner than pure money. But quite difficult to distinguish if the counterfeit money were not examined.

Used cars dishonored ?

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Tue, 03 Sep 2013 08:51:00 +0000

POLICY government to reduce the prices of new cars sold in the country in phases by 2016 happy buyers.

Many said the decline was especially beneficial to young people who have just started working for a car.

Used car sales are not expected to be affected by
The government's new policy to reduce prices of new cars.

But does this policy will result in the used car dealer going out of business and thus affect the industry with a workforce of over 100,000 people that?

This is because if the price of a new car is low enough to be bought, perhaps many people are choosing a new car than a used car.

However, for those involved in the used car industry, new car price reduction is not expected to adversely affect.

Kamarulzaman Zainal used car dealer in Gombak, Selangor, said although the new car price down, cars still needed low -income people because the price difference between new and used cars is still high.

"There used car prices is only half of the price of new cars , used cars still so they are paid so little choice", he said.

He worked as a car salesman for 11 years, said the government's policy to reduce car prices provide an opportunity to young people to own cars.

"The number of customers used cars currently also increased since the loan and lower monthly payments", he added.

Meanwhile, a used car salesman at the Bangsar, Shareeta Majid said the profit from the sale of used cars may be slightly lower because many customers are choosing lower priced new car.

"Many people in the city would choose to buy a new car, but in rural areas or villages used cars are still a choice for many customers in the area prefer a cash purchase from bank debt ", he said.

For Cars and Credit Companies Association of Malaysia ( FMCCAM ), car price reduction can be done in stages to protect the used car industry in Malaysia.

FMCCAM president Datuk Tony Khor said the association had been prepared earlier by doing some changes in used car prices by looking at three key factors, namely new car prices over time, the condition of used cars and the demand and supply.

He admitted that there will be the impact of lower new car prices used car industry but it is not so great.

"Among its effects, may not be able to sell a used car with aggressive profit .

"Whatever it is, the majority of our members can receive a new car price declines progressively as minimal impact," he said.

Law 'porn blogger mate', says Guan Eng

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Tue, 16 Jul 2013 16:56:00 +0000

Politicians Barisan Nasional (BN) and the opposition party condemned the pair agreed to send Ramadan greetings via Facebook by insisting the couple should receive the punishment they deserved.

Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng also assume the couple has done an insult. Lim, who is also DAP secretary-general said Tan Jye Yee (Alvin) and Vivian Lee is too much.

"Their actions violate the law. They should be punished. No doubt about it. This is clearly contrary to the principles of multi-racial society. This is clearly an insult," said Lim. Selangor Umno deputy chairman Datuk Seri Noh Omar also uneven on that respect.

"They're outrageous and they act insulted Muslims," he said.

"Although they had apologized but it was not enough. It has already happened. " Noh agreed the couple should be investigated and punished if found guilty.

Outlook was issued after the couple called by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) for the purpose of investigation today. Send a photo of the couple on Facebook Thursday by saying "Happy Breaking Fast" while enjoying the 'bak kut teh' (herbal pork soup). Halal logo is also displayed in the picture.

Photos invite outrage among Muslims and non-Muslims. Facebook has shut down the site after the Commission conduct an investigation after receiving several reports from the public on the shipments.

They have apologized in a YouTube video submissions sites claiming their actions just a joke. However, the Commission does not see the issue as funny.

The head of enforcement and monitoring MCMC Zulkarnain Mohd Yasin said the investigation will be completed this week and the police will conduct their own investigation.

The couple was being investigated under Section 211 and 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 and if convicted they can be jailed for one year or a fine of RM50, 000. - July 15, 2013.

By RITA JONG and HASBULLAH AWANG CHIK

Resolve the issue of monopoly

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Wed, 05 Jun 2013 05:49:00 +0000

All Permits (APs) will be opened farm animals on any qualifying company to address the monopoly on a particular party.

Minister of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the monopoly issue that occurs in pigs distributed referring to a union in a particular company only.

"I got a response from the ministry, the monopoly is not true because it is given in Pig Meat Importers Association of Malaysia has 52 companies under the association," he said at the briefing Lembaga Pertubuhan Peladang (LPP) and meeting with Minister of Agriculture FOA members and Agro-based Industry, here today.

He said the new rules are subject to other animals such as cows and goats are not just focused on one association.

"This APs on any eligible company depends on conditions. Like the pig, not all products can be imported, but at certain areas, "he said.

He said the AP is done on time and works to protect local farmers.

Red water phenomenon: 2 dead in Sabah.

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 03:46:00 +0000

This phenomenon is indeed odd, but harmless.

Two deaths were reported held due to poisoning after eating contaminated shellfish toxic due to the phenomenon of red water off the west coast of Sabah since the condition was detected two months ago.

Director of the Department of Fisheries, Rayner Stuel Galid said both deaths were reported in Sepanggar last Wednesday.

He said seawater samples taken in the waters of toxins Sepanggar record high readings reached 6,000 mouse units (MU).

"This shows the level of pollution in the waters of the red water is very high because the readings reach 400 MU was enough toxic and dangerous," he said.

Rayner said the red water contamination detected in the waters of Papar, Putatan in Kuala Penyu Lake Sitompok here and Tuaran.

He said people who eat contaminated marine life can suffer poisoning toxins on "paralytic shellfish poisoning" (PSP) and if high levels of toxins can cause paralysis and death.

"This phenomenon is expected to continue until May next year and the department will continue to monitor and provide information from time to time for the safety of the public," he said.

He also advised people not to eat shellfish, snails and small fish while deep sea fish, squid and crabs can be eaten but should be removed and cleaned well gills.

Human conflict and not the end of crocodiles in Sarawak

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Mon, 03 Dec 2012 00:01:00 +0000

Crocodile attack again, but not the fault of this animal.

While crocodiles in River Seblak may miss culling step canceled at the last moment, about 1,000 villagers Empelam in Kabong, about 60 kilometers from here, still fear for their safety.

Since 2007 this village was hit by fears following the deadly attack on two villagers and an increasing number of crocodiles in the river.

In fact, since the villagers feel musty and try to avoid any activity on the river that flows in their backyard and it's affecting the daily lives and their income.

"The river is full of crocodiles, including some that can reach the size of a 20-foot," said village chief John Jok, 64 years.

When met at his residence, John, a former civil servant, said in June is the month especially dangerous because the female crocodile began to act aggressively as they spawn season.

"So June of each year, I would advise repeatedly to the residents avoid fishing in the River," he said.

The first victim of reptiles in the village is under attack Thursday Achong in August 2007 and the second is Mankay Goheh victims last May.

He said the body was found Thursday in Nyiar River, about 13 kilometers from the village, while the corpses Mankay undiscovered until now.

Although humans rarely eaten by a crocodile, when the tide in the afternoon reptiles often pounce owned poultry population is under the house, explained Johan.

"I'm afraid to think what would happen if a large crocodiles also hit home stilts in the process," he said.

Johan said, the livelihoods of 28 villagers who depend their livelihood from the river affected by the threat of crocodiles.

"The river is famous for shrimp galahnya Seblak can reach RM40 per kg. If easy money, they can catch up to 50 kg," he said, adding that because of the threat of crocodiles, most of them do not dare to go to the river.

Johan said he got to know the review carried out by the Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) estimates that there are at least 306 crocodiles in the river from Roban to Sessang.

"We do not know what else to do. We can not shoot them because they are a protected species. Moreover, we are not interested in killing him because some of us believe that this reptile is vindictive.

"I doubt that the local people ready to kill him. Moreover to kill a large crocodile, you need a powerful weapon other than a normal shotgun," he said.

Another option is to engage a specialist or "shaman" to evict reptile, but now is difficult to consider this option because they impose costs can reach up to RM5, 000 or more.

Culling operations for a week, the first of its kind in the area, actually proposed in the third week in July involving the military, the police, RELA, Fire and Rescue Department, sub-district office Roban and locals.

However, this operation is canceled at the last minute due to lack of resources and difficulties in identifying violent crocodiles.

District Police Chief DSP Saratok Lien Phai Lee said the initial plan was to hunt up to 60 crocodiles, which is not less than 2.5 meters and a potential threat to humans.

Meanwhile, general manager Wilfred Landong SFC said the corporation is considering commercial logging activities to get the skin and alligator meat in an effort to control the numbers.

He said the Wildlife Protection Ordinance 1998 which protects reptiles should be amended to allow commercial logging from time to time.

He said in 1961, Sarawak exported 7.245 kg Skin worth RM148, 000, while in 1970 it exported 692 kg worth RM13, 000.

"Based on our surveys done since 1995, the population of crocodiles (crocodylus porosus) in rivers has increased significantly.

"The occurrence of attacks on humans also increase with the number," he said.

Wilfred show that these reptiles commonly found in the 22 river basins in the state and SFC are monitoring the five major rivers in particular Batang Sadong, Batang Lupar, Sungai Sarawak (Left and Right), Batang Saribas and Batang Samarahan.

He said these rivers witnessed most human-crocodile conflict with 42 human deaths were reported from 1980 to 2009.

"Stem Lupar most saw crocodiles attack with 16 deaths followed the Sarawak River with five deaths and four Saribas River," he said.

The country still lacks caliber coach.

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 04:57:00 +0000

Football development at the grassroots level is still at a weak level of coaching in this country was still failing to produce a lot of players capable of playing competitive abroad.

That view of sports figures, Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Dr. Khoo Kay Kim, who admitted most coaches are not able to create their own style of play but rather imitate any way other teams play.

Safee Sali talented players.

For him, if the country still do not have the caliber of coaches, as long as the dream of fans to see more player jersey overseas clubs may just fancies.

If we want to see more of our players play abroad, we need to educate our coaches prior indirectly it can produce more high quality players.

Is Not, most coaches I've seen in this country about doing research to develop his own team and players. They like to find an easy way to follow any style of football games, "he said when contacted yesterday.

For example, he said, the position of the left wing and the right to be taken from their own running speed.

I used to be a football coach at the school at one time and I took them fast in the 100 meter run to play in the position.

Then, the players, I will help sharpen their skills and it has proved to be much help to the team victory when competing as hard to control their opponent's defense. This is one example of what I mean every coach should do the study, "he said.

Clear Khay Kim, a Concerted efforts should be done to improve the quality of coaching in this country that still the status quo as well as increase the quality of the Malaysia League competition indirectly improve the performance of football players in the country.

Style football game in the country is still poor quality, something must be done.

If performance is getting better players in the local league, I think there just may help them attract the attention of clubs abroad and can get success if through a selection of tests offered, "he said.

Do not look lonely gay priest issue

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Sat, 18 Aug 2012 15:26:00 +0000

Gay clergy people of Malaysia (Ngeo Boon Lin) for reception

Action gay priests, Ngeo Boon Lin held a reception in the capital, recently should not 'look at these' authority because it can cause a negative culture is widely spread in this country.

Reverend Ouyang Wen Feng (L) and his partner Phineas Newborn III smile during their wedding ceremony in Manhattan’s Wedding Garden in 2011 in New York. The gay Malaysian pastor said Monday he had held a wedding banquet with his American partner despite earlier outrage by conservatives in the Muslim-majority country opposed to their union.

President of the Young Thinkers Youth Association (PPM) Malaysia, Mohd. Naizamohideen Rafiq said, the action is not possible as an example to other gay people organizing the same event if no action authorities.

"If there is no provision in the law, authorities must act firmly against gay couples who organized the event.

"If there are weaknesses in the law, it should be revised so that amendments can be done to enable the implementation of more stringent penalties against any effort to introduce the inverted culture," he said at a press conference on the issue here today.

Banquet guests ushered to their seats at a Chinese restaurant in Kuala Lumpur had found small, heart-shaped chocolates wrapped in Chinese-language notes that translated into "God loves gays."

Two guests serenaded each other with Lionel Richie and Diana Ross' duet "Endless Love," while a transgender entertainer tearfully praised Ngeo and Newborn for reminding everyone that "there is only one sexual orientation: love."

One guest, Eric Goh, said gay Malaysians "need to come out in bigger numbers and we need to have more straight people support us."

Ngeo made his trip back to Malaysia a month after Prime Minister Najib Razak said in in a speech that gay, lesbian and transsexual behavior was part of a "deviant culture" that should "not have any place in this country."

Najib's statement marked a reiteration of the government's stance and did not trigger new concerns. But for gay Malaysians, especially Muslims, it nevertheless meant that the door to public self-expression remained slammed shut.

Most gay Malaysians live free from direct harassment by authorities, and a law that prescribes 20-year prison sentences for sodomy, even consensual, is rarely enforced. The most prominent person charged under that law was Anwar Ibrahim, an opposition leader acquitted this year of sodomizing a male former aide in what he claimed was a politically motivated case.

"I understand the sensitivities. I'm not demanding for gay marriage to be allowed now in Malaysia," Ngeo said, adding that his advice to gay Malaysians was to "keep going and be creative."

Selling fake degrees: Three former USM students detained

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 04:46:00 +0000

Police are still a few more behind the effect of sales activity on the website

Three former students of Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) was arrested by police yesterday for allegedly was behind the sale of fake degrees through the website. In operation at 8 that night, each of two women and a man within the 20-year-old was arrested after the Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) to lodge a complaint in relation to that activity.

The user navigate a website that provided the syndicate.

The three were detained on remand until next Tuesday.

Police did not rule out the possibility of some other member of the group involved in activities of selling degrees through this website.

It is understood that the syndicate members to sell fake degrees and offered through the website with prices up to RM5, 000.

Target victims

Their target is the students who do not have to work hard study and the public who want a degree easily without having to sit for the examination or to attend classes.

Source claimed that, following the USM report early last month, police formed a special team and retaining intelligence work led to three suspects.

"During the raid, police seized several computers used set of the group to carry out their fraudulent activities," he said.

Meanwhile, the Northeast district police chief, Assistant Commissioner Gan Kong Meng, when contacted, confirmed the arrest.

Previously, the USM report after detecting activities of the syndicate that attempts to offer a degree through the website with the touch of RM5, 000.

Among the degrees offered by the syndicate to the buyer was a Bachelor, Master and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in various fields of study that supposedly offered the participating universities.

Family of seven panic, equipment damaged due to over voltage

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 03:17:00 +0000

Incident that occurred over voltages on Sunday in the village of Island caused seven hundred families have been forced to bear the loss of almost RM20, 000 when they are damaged electrical equipment.

Excess voltage occurs at about 2.30 pm when residents in seven homes involved are using, causing electrical washing machines, televisions, fans and other electrical fire damaged.

Zawiyah is losing almost RM4, 000 when the machine
wash and LCD TVs damaged.

A resident, Zawiyah Mohd Yaacob, 37, said he became aware of the excess voltage when the television suddenly smoke after the switch is pressed. "I do not know because there have been cases over voltages has recently returned from business in Kota Bharu.

"When you get home to hit the switch because they want to watch a television program, but others happen because of the newly purchased LCD televisions and smoke all of a sudden," he said.

He said the panic by what happened, he continued to close the main switch. He said the event would also cause excess voltage basuhnya machine is damaged, losses estimated to be about RM4, 000. For Norhayati Zakaria, 46, he also became victims when excess voltage electrical equipment is damaged.
"Luckily, no casualties occurred, but only on television and fan will be damaged," he said. He said the incident was discovered her husband, Mohd Fauzi Mustapha suddenly when the fan rotates with speed. "It was panic for a moment and then television is out of fire, quickly shut the main switch," he said. He said the incident was very frightened and willing to sit overnight while the electricity supply restored by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) after that.
Norhayati claimed he suffered losses of about RM1, 000. To me Esah Mamat, 43, said at first she thought that because of power failure television screen suddenly became dark. "Not satisfied with what happened, but I installed lamp lights another birthday for lasting explode.

"I continue to close the main switch and wait until night to use the power again.

"I have lost about RM3, 000 when the new television defective fire," he said.

Meanwhile, the TNB when contacted The Star to inform the incident occurred over voltages is not due to routine maintenance of electricity supply.

"Initial investigation revealed that the cause due to the power pole in the village involved coconut falls," he said.

16 farmers lost RM300, 000 dead fish poisoning

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:17:00 +0000

A farmer, Ismail Abdullah (left) with his son, Mohd. Noradlisyam collect dead fish in their possession and was believed to have poisoned the village Bilok, Banggu, KotaBharu, yesterday.

A total of 16 fish farmers in cages in the village Bilok Banggu, near here lost about RM300, 000 due to their dead pet fish believed to be poisoned.

More painful, the incident involving the fish cages along the 500 meters and houses over 220,000 catfish and tilapia has resulted in farmers involved in the lurch.

According to the Fish Breeders Association chairman of the village, Raja Zakaria Raja Abdullah, the incident was discovered by some farmers about 9 pm yesterday whenout to eat fish.

He said all the operators were surprised that the caged fish suddenly jumped up and die.

"Some farmers take immediate action to open the gate material is believed tone utralize poison.

"The action quickly they managed to save the dozens of other cages, the cagesbelonging to 16 farmers unfortunately failed to be saved," he told reporters here today.

Raja Zakaria believes that the incident caused by arson after seeing how the fish wasdead.

He said the fish are mostly aged between eight and 10 months and is expected to be marketed in the month of Ramadan around the state and Terengganu.

Clearly Raja Zakaria, he was made a police report at the Police Station Binjai, near here this afternoon and the Department of Fisheries also has come to take samples of fish and water for chemical testing.

Meanwhile, a farmer, Wan Jusoh Wan Shafie, 45, claimed that the incident was the first time occurred during the breeding activity begins in the village since 11 years ago.

He said the fish farming activity is the primary source of income and the incidentcaused him to lose almost RM20, 000.

"This incident has really shocked us. We should be able to enjoy the results in the month of Ramadan, but everything else was destroyed in a blink of an eye, "he said.

JAIS has fallen in the Selangor to investigate allegations

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 06:40:00 +0000

Muslims must be more careful.

Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) and the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) is still in the process of the allegation are the elements to convert Muslims in the state, said Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.

He said, MAIS and JAIS will be called in due course, to explain the progress of the investigation they had conducted on the issue.

"We will look at all of the information received in order to give confidence to Muslims and non-Muslims that the process is carried out fairly and transparently," he told reporters after officiating the Selangor Baitulmal Convention 2012 here today.

Asked whether he would receive information from the former Selangor exco member Datuk Dr. Hasan Ali, including a video clip allegedly apostate activity has, Abdul Khalid said the investigation on the issue fully submitted to the MAIS and JAIS.

"I just received the information and investigation conducted by the MAIS and JAIS," he said.

Selangor government on February 22 last, requesting that JAIS and JAIS investigate alleged activities in the state of apostasy Hasan following claims and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) on the matter.

Hasan claimed that the effort to convert Muslims based on solar energy Bible, robed Christian missionaries entered the mosque and the holy water to drink and bathe.

Comment on the matter later, Abdul Khalid reportedly said that Hasan claims without proof of the existence of strong to cause discomfort in a plural society in the state. - BERNAMA

Fixed pass against Valentines Day celebration - Hadi Awang

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:47:00 +0000

Still insist pass Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture, monitor and act if there are any parties that promote the celebration of Valentines Day that stance despite opposition from its allies, the DAP.

Pas president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang said the party would not retract the comment stand because it is a responsibility as Muslims and it has nothing to do with those who profess other religions.

He said other religions the right and liberty to celebrate Valentines Day, but the response at all not allowed in Islam.

"We did not pull the stand, the rights and duties of religion, free relationship can Muslims to? (Of course) and that can not stand Pass.

"The non-Muslims, the right of him (to celebrate) we (Muslims) can not be tampered with," he said at the launching ceremony at the College of Educators National Integration and Islamic scholars in Kampung Delek Right, here today.

Present, the Chairman of the Standing Committee of Education, Higher Education and Human Capital Development, Dr. Halimah Ali.

Abdul Hadi comment on media reports about the fact DAP Chairman, Karpal Singh, who did not agree with the position passes against Valentines Day celebration on 14 February.

Karpal said Pas stance is contrary to the principles of human rights and freedom as practiced in a democratic country like Malaysia.

On 7 February, a pro-opposition news portal quoted the Deputy Leader of the House Youth Pass, Nik Abduh Nik Aziz as saying, urging his government launched a campaign against Valentines Day celebration on the grounds that it promotes immorality.

Following that, the House of Youth Pass on February 10 and sent a memorandum objected to any activity to promote Valentines Day to the Minister of Information, Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Rais Yatim, who submitted to the Secretary-paper, Norazli Noh.

Abdul Hadi is seen disappointed with the stance Karpal tried to divert attention to the difference between PAS and DAP to accuse UMNO as failing to be the best model to educate and save the faith of Muslims in this country.

"UMNO failed to show the model as Muslims, would UMNO become a model, not only in the moral problem but a problem of education, governance and corruption," he said.

25 Premises Ordered To Date Not Recognized HALAL Logo

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 08:09:00 +0000

Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) has held 126 enforcement operations throughout the country halal certification and operation over the 25 food premises ordered to disconnect the halal logo displayed on their premises.

This logo is actually recognized.

Senior Assistant Director of Jakim Halal Hub Division, Hakimah Mohd. Yusof said the 25 premises ordered to do so by the use of halal logo is not recognized Jakim.

According to him, as in force January 1 last, only the halal logo issued by Jakim can be used and recognized throughout the country.

At the same time, he said, all the existing halal certificates revoked on the night of December 31 and all parties must submit a new application to a single producer of Jakim for display at their premises.

"The decision was in line with the enforcement of the Trade Descriptions Act 2011 (APD 2011) and Halal certification is approved by Parliament on July 11 to replace the Trade Descriptions Act 1972.

"For this halal logo, Jakim has effect from 1 January, means that after that date there was no other than Jakim's halal logo can be used, especially in food premises and restaurants," he told Utusan Malaysia here today.

According Hakimah, remember not to apply the premises of Jakim's halal certification will be cited for the RM250, 000 or three years in prison for the company or both.

For individuals, the fines amounting to RM100, 000 or three years imprisonment or both.

In addition, he said, over 126 operations across the country, 25 premises found guilty only directed not disconnect the halal logo is recognized as the first three months of this year Jakim only provide information and education act.

"Currently, we are still in the process of educating on the importance of food premises operators to apply for Jakim halal certificate and told them about the new law. However, after three months, if they continue to persist legal action as provided in the APD 2011 will be.

"I also want to urge owners of food premises to make the application immediately to obtain halal certification, if they choose the last minute, it will cause delays because we need to make a specific study to approve any application," he said.

We need to bus

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 10:40:00 +0000

GOMBAK: "I remembered, the last time to take a passenger bus in this area four years ago and after that, there is no public transport goes here.

Abandoned bus stops Kampung Sungai Pusu .

"Only once in a while the taxi sign, is even less reason people prefer to walk to the nearest bus stops as taxi fare charges are too expensive," said the student, Seri Indah Sapawi, 16, who was disappointed because the bus to Kampung Sungai Pusu, in here, stopped for a long time.

Review Metroplus into the area found that on average people complain and say difficult, especially for those who do not have their own vehicles to leave the city or nearby town, especially to buy essentials.

Seri said, the difficulty is not only confronting the population depends on public transport only, but students who want to go to school and had to do the same thing by walking three miles to the nearest bus stop.

"School bus service is not available, so we had to leave as early as 5 am to wait for the bus in front of the main entrance of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) because it only pick up passengers there," he said.

DANGEROUS ... Seri Indah shows the way
dilgunakan pass people to go
to the nearest bus stop.

Population, Osman Ismail, 56, said that since the bus stopped, the various difficulties faced by people other than police the route to the bus stop worrying.

"If want to take the bus into town, we had to walk and through the shortcut to the nearest stop. It is especially harmful to children because the route in the rubber plantations, "he said.

He said, if not through shortcuts as far as three miles, they must use the main road further away, about five miles.

"Sometimes there is a taxi that goes into this area, but we can not afford that expensive fare between RM6 to RM7, so it's burdensome, if using a taxi every day," he said.

He said, understood, bus service halted due to the number of passengers is too little, but Osman still hope the parties concerned are able to find solutions to help people in the area.

By Shuhada Mansor

The Owner Wants Compensation

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 02:55:00 +0000

SRI MEDAN - A total of 25 landowners involved in the implementation of a development project, here, soon the farmers want compensation from related parties.

Construction is intended is a bridge between the two regions, namely Wahid Village Drainage, Drainage Jayos, Sri Medan with Drain Number Nine, Sri Dayong, Sri Medan.

One of the landowners, Kusni Simoh said, due to bridge construction, part of their land had been taken as the road.

He said they had worked the land since 1968 and have gained some notice in 5A.

"With such notice, we are required to pay the initial premium in December 2008 but now the land is taken as the road without any compensation.

"We do not mind if the land is taken for development, because it will facilitate the public, but expect the rights of owners of this land be given due attention," he said to the Daily Herald.

Another landowner, Razali Abdul Rahman, 76, said he was one of the first person to open the land which was previously forest.

He said the land acquisition for development involving an area of approximately 20 hectares on which was placed the sign of respect.

"Since 2008, after receiving notice of 5A, we have to plant oil palm on the land since before it was somewhat neglected due to flood-prone.

"Similarly in 1995, was no effort made to develop this land, but it was burned and abandoned for several years after trying planted with crops such as fruits," he said.

Razali said, now, they just plant oil palm, there were groups who wanted the land without any compensation when the notice given 5A is shown the name of every owner.

By : Correspondent Sinar Harian

Persuaded Her To Avoid Abandoned Babies

noreply@blogger.com (sempoi4u) — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 15:09:00 +0000

Caring attitude for a couple of Single Base Village, Merbok near here who are willing to give protection to a student of higher education institutions (HEIs) to pregnant out of wedlock, managed to avoid the possibility of another abandoned babies.

SHAHANIM Mohd. Yusof (right) watching twin infant who was born an illegitimate child of a student IPT and is now maintained by Jamil Man (second from right) and Rokiah Ramli (second from left) in the village of Ban Single, Merbok, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.

Concern Jamil Ramli Rokiah Man and their 37-year-old has saved two innocent babies from Kuala Lumpur when the student decides twin birth here on March 8.

Both babies named Muhammad Abdullah and Muhammad Rayyan Rayyan Farris Harris Abdullah, is now looked after by the family, which also has four children ages 8 to 16 years.

Rokiah found Utusan Malaysia after visiting deputy chief of UMNO Puteri, Shahanim Mohd. Ray at home said they knew students last year through the 22-year-old foster organized by a university from the Klang Valley in Merbok middle of last year.

"After completing the program, Ana (pseudonym) who hails from Kuala Lumpur to continue good relations and frequent questioning by telephone and SMS (short message service) with us," he said.

However, he said, at the end of November, Ana was contacted and his plight.

"He told me to have been pregnant a few months later stuck with her boyfriend. The connection does not have a boyfriend parents while the parents did not know Ana is''he said.

Rokiah said, after talking to her, he then advised the child's foster defer their studies and stay with the Single Base Village. "As for fear he is acting is not really like throwing the baby, I provide appropriate advice and offer protection to Ana," he said.

He said, finally on 31 December, the university students decided to stay with her until she gave birth. "My husband and I manage all things, including bringing Ana checkup at the clinic," he said.

Add Rokiah, foster daughter gave birth to twin babies weighing 1.8 and 1.6 kilograms in Hospital Sultan Abdul Halim (HSAH), March 8.

Meanwhile, Jamil who works as a bus driver said he and his wife wish to take care of twin children until Ana is ready to receive it.

"I urge him to re-connect the study and legally married to her boyfriend. After properly married, I will leave this child to him," he said.

In the meantime, Shahanim said he revealed the story in support of the We Care campaign driven Utusan Malaysia.

"This is a good example to society. As a caring family and Rokiah Jamil has succeeded in avoiding the unwanted cases, such as disposable baby that is getting worrying now," he said.

He hoped that the community can also provide protection and a second chance to the girls stuck to back repentant and be a lesson to others not to act outside the constraints of the future.

Shahanim said it will also provide moral support, including appropriate guidance to the young mothers involved to persevere with life.

We Care Campaign organized by the Utusan Malaysia in collaboration with the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Employees Association of Malaysia (Employee) and Astro.