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Friday, January 4, 2013
Residents want debris cleared and illegal dumping at cemetery stopped
Worrying
sight: The debris of the landslip has been left uncleared for almost a week and
is clogging the drain.
Source: http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2013/1/4/central/12532448&sec=central
(By JASTIN AHMAD TARMIZI, 4/1/2013)
RESIDENTS of Taman Sri Sinar in Segambut are worried about a recent landslip that was caused by illegal dumping in a nearby Muslim cemetery that is located across a drain from their homes. The landslip debris has been left uncleared for almost a week and is clogging the drain. The residents claim nothing has been done despite numerous complaints to the authorities, including Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL). They also claim the illegal dumping has been going on for more than three years.
RESIDENTS of Taman Sri Sinar in Segambut are worried about a recent landslip that was caused by illegal dumping in a nearby Muslim cemetery that is located across a drain from their homes. The landslip debris has been left uncleared for almost a week and is clogging the drain. The residents claim nothing has been done despite numerous complaints to the authorities, including Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL). They also claim the illegal dumping has been going on for more than three years.
Resident
Tan Chong Shing, 40, said the landslip occurred at about 6pm on Dec 27 after a
downpour. “The culprits have been dumping here for more than three years. Previously,
they would dump rubbish almost every day in broad daylight. “After some of the
residents lodged reports, they would only enter the cemetery at about 3am to
dump their rubbish,” he said.
Tan said
the landslip was probably caused by the illegal dumping as the cemetery ground
had risen up by several metres due to the dumping. “The ground level of the
cemetery used to be the same as the houses and the same level as the drain
here. “But after years of dumping, the ground level has risen by several metres
and there is a slope now which caused the landslip to happen,” he added.
Tan added
that when the landslip occurred, debris had clogged the drain and was left
uncleared for a week. “We called the authorities but they only removed a tree
that fell during the landslip. The tree fell on the power lines and was removed
by Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) on the same day as it was causing electricity
disruptions to a few houses in the area. Now, whenever there is a downpour,
water from the drain overflows,” he added.
Another
resident, P. Maneme-khalei, 31, also voiced her concern over the slow action
taken by the authorities. “When the landslip occurred, I called the
authorities. They told me to wait for two-and-a-half hours. They finally got
here after almost three hours but they only removed the tree and did nothing
else,” she said, adding that the residents were also upset that the authorities
were taking the matter lightly, saying the landslip was “minor”. After the
first slip last week, there has been more soil movement on the slope. We were
lucky that the first slip did not affect our homes. We do not know what would
happen if another slip occurs,” she added.
Segambut MP
Lim Lip Eng said since the first slip last Thursday, the relevant agencies had
sent different officials to look into the matter. “They should not take the
matter lightly. All of them are saying it is not their responsibility. Now, we
have asked DBKL to clear the debris,” he said.
“I
will also ask DBKL to pursue legal action against those who have been illegally
dumping rubbish in the cemetery,” he added.
Friday, December 21, 2012
Senator DAP buat laporan polis terhadap Muhyiddin, portal berita
Ariffin
membuat laporan tersebut di Balai Polis Tun H S Lee di Jalan Stadium dekat sini
tengahari tadi.
Source: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/12/20/senator-dap-buat-laporan-polis-terhadap-muhyiddin-portal-berita/
(By Jamilah Kamarudin, 20/12/2012)
Naib
Pengerusi DAP, Senator Dr Ariffin SM Omar hari ini membuat laporan polis
terhadap Timbalan Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin dan laman portal,
Antarapos kerana menuduhnya mengamalkan perkauman sempit.
Ariffin
yang ditemani peguam iaitu ahli parlimen Segambut Lim Lip Eng membuat laporan
tersebut di Balai Polis Tun H S Lee di Jalan Stadium dekat sini tengahari tadi.
Laporannya terhadap Muhyiddin itu berdasarkan petikan berita “Kenyataan Ariffin
Melayu Punca Rasuah Diselar” pada 18 Disember lalu apabila menyifatkan ia
sebagai satu perbuatan bodoh dan sangat tidak bertanggungjawab. Respon itu
dibuat Muhyiddin selepas Antarapos dalam laporannya 15 Disember lalu memetik
Ariffin sebagai berkata rasuah boleh dibanteras dengan lebih berkesan jika
perkhidmatan awam dan polis tidak dimonopoli oleh kaum Melayu sahaja. Beliau
ditemuramah portal itu selepas menyampaikan ucapan usul Kongres Kebangsaan DAP
Ke-16 di Pulau Pinang minggu lalu.
“Ini
merupakan fitnah semata-mata kerana saya tidak pernah menyatakan bahawa punca
rasuah dalam perkhidmatan awam adalah kerana monopoli orang Melayu.
“Dalam
wawancara bersama wartawan Antarapos saya telah mengatakan bahawa negara kita
akan lebih aman dan stabil dengan adanya perkhidmatan awam yang terdiri
daripada berbilang kaum, saya juga telah menambah bahawa ini membolehkan
pencegahan rasuah.
“Justeru
adalah jelas bahawa kenyataan saya telah diputar belit dan digunakan Timbalan
Perdana Menteri untuk menuduh saya melakukan perbuatan bodoh dan sangat tidak
bertanggungjawab, ini jelas mencemarkan reputasi saya dan lebih teruk lagi
mengaitkan saya kepada kenyataan hasutan dan berunsur perkauman,” katanya dalam
laporan polis. Sehubungan itu beliau mahu polis mengambil tindakan susulan
kerana percaya dirinya difitnah melalui laporan media tersebut yang antara
lainnya merupakan satu kesalahan dibawah Seksyen 409 Kanun Keseksaan, dan
Seksyen 211 Akta Komunikasi dan Multimedia 1998.
Beliau
ketika ditemui pemberita berkata pihaknya masih lagi membuat pertimbangan sama
ada untuk membawa kes ini ke mahkamah bagi menuntut ganti rugi.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Two new road signs at Persiaran Dato Shamsuddin Naim that point the wrong way
From New Straits Times: Residents, seen here with Lim Lip Eng (second from left), in front of the signboard with the erroneous arrows.
Related
news:
Road signs
that point the wrong way
Wrong road
signs create confusion
http://www.nst.com.my/streets/central/wrong-road-signs-create-confusion-1.180591
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