Pakatan Reminded Not To Belittle Wisdom Of Sultan

Pakatan Rakyat (PR) and DAP chairman Karpal Singh are advised not to be belittle the wisdom of Sultan Azlan Shah of Perak in not dissolving the state’s legislature and appointing a new menteri besar for the state, said UMNO vice president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. “Their action to file legal action against the Sulthan is not a wise step and smells of politics to pursue Pakatan Rakyat’s agenda. It also shows disrespect for the rights of the Rulers as enshrined in the Constitution. “This is very shameful, Rulers must be respected,” he told reporters after attending a briefing on the progress of the Iskandar Malaysia development region, which was also attended by Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghan Othman at the Johor government’s new administrative complex in Nusajaya here yesterday.

For My Comment
I chose no to give comment. I better shut my mouth up.

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Over One Millions MAS Seats Up For Grabs

Over one million seats will be up for grabs at discounts of up to 70 per cent off the prevailing market fares at the Malaysia Airlines Travel Fair (MATF09) from February 10 to 19. This annual fair will be open for sale in Malaysia and on selected Asean countries – Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam. Those scouting for travel bargains can look forward to fares like a one–way trip to Seoul going from RM 770, a one–way trip to Sydney from RM 780 and to London from RM 1400 as well as vacation deals from Malaysia Airlines’ travel arm, MAS holidays.

For My Comment
It was a clever chose for the MAS because they launch this discounts when the economic crisis, it give us chance to visit other country when we short of money.

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BN Intends To Survive In Perak : Najib

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said yesterday the newly–formed Barisan Nasional (BN) government in Perak intends to survive, albeit with a slim majority. He said that if the state assembly members were loyal, the government would survive even with a mere majority of one.

For My Comment
Seeing this situation, many of the people of this country said that the government in Perak will not survive for a long time but some said yes(I don’t to give comment because it was a serious things in my country).

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Horrowing Week For Family Of 11

The past week has been a harrowing one for nine–years–old Michael John and his 10 family members. The families from Machan were forced to flee their home when it was in six–foot deep water. Since then the family was been living under tarpaulin sheets set–up about 10 metres from the wooden house, which is still surrounded by flood water. Their makeshift camp is located just outside the Water Board tank compound along the Water Board Road in Nanga Machan. Michael’s mothers Rimbo, said yesterday that the strong flood waters nearly bought down their house. Rimbo a full–time homemaker, and her husband Taching German, have lived in the house with their nine children for over 10 years. Taching does old–jobs and has no steady source of income. They have no other choice but to camp at there to save their belongings and to see the water carrying away what’s left in the house is a painful experience. Touching on the flood situation in Machan, the department may have to re–open the evacuation centre at SJK (c) Cheng Hua, as the flood waters were continuing to rise.

For My Comment
It was an unfortunate time for them; I think the government needs to build a new house for them at higher places so that they can lives peacefully in next times flood.

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Sarawak Forestry Relocates To Deliver Better Service

The relocation of Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) is aimed at providing more amenable environment and facilities for clients and employees. SFC is now strategically located to the main gateway to Kuching – the Kuching International Airport. The relocation of its corporate and regional office is fully completed yesterday. It began near the end of last year and the cost for relocation and renovation is about US300000. The officers are housed in three existing buildings at the SFC Timber Research and Technical Training Office that was extensively removated.

For My Comment
The SFC is families to the people of Sarawak, many people in there were very excited and I was on of them.

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Verify Luggage Before Leaving Airport

Air Travellers arriving in Kuching will now have to validate their baggage before leaving the airport. Under the new system, passengers have to ensure that the serial number tagged on the baggage matches that on their boarding pass. The system’s soft launch was carried out yesterday and will be fully implemented next week. Kuching International Airport (KIA) will be the first to implement the system, to be followed in stages by other airports. Passengers with hand–carried luggage will not be subjected to the system. This may cause inconvenience to passengers, but the public must understand that this is for their own good. The subject of the project is ensuring that the passengers will not lose their baggage because it was mistaken by other people.

For My Comment
This system has it bad and good. But I think that the good is the most because our important things are in the baggage, if it was stolen or mistaken, we will need more times to find it than using the system.

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Kuching Ideal For Taiwanese To Learn English

Kuching is an ideal location for Taiwanese students to learn English according to Kuching City South Council (MBKS) mayor James Chan. He said there was many tutors in the city and the environment here was conducive for foreigners who wish to further their studies. "Students from Taiwan should come over here to study and grab the their command of English, " said Chan. The students were accompanid by Lions Club Taiwan president Chen Min Chin and Lions Club International (Taiwan) district officer Tsai Huei Mei. Among the places they visited were the Fairy and Wind Caves in Bau, Sarawak Museum and Chung Hua Middle School No.1. They will leave after staying here for over one week. This was the second group of students who come to visit Kuching after the first group consisting of 14 Japanese students who arrived here in November 2008.

For My Comment
I was very happy and excited that the Kuching Town have been chosen as a place for they to study even Kuching are not a popular city at this world.

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36-month Jail For Robbery

The Sessions Court sentenced an unemployed man to 36 months' jail for robbing a woman of her handbag. Ngui admitted to committing the offence at a road junction near E-mart supermarket at Jalan Tudan at 5.50 a.m., robbing one Norhayati Sameion of her handbag. Ngui committed the offence with two accomplies, one of whom was waiting in a Kancil car parked not far away from the scene. After the robber had fled the scene Hasiah helped to lodge a report at Lutong Police Station.

For My Comment
I think it was a very good punishment for that robbery.

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Perak Government Collapes

The Pakatan Rakyat (PR) government in Perak has become a minority government as it now only commands 28 sets in the 59 seat State Legislative Assembly. The political imbroglio that broke out in the state since 10 days ago become more acute when Jelaoang assembly-woman Hee Yit Foong yesterday quit the DAP and Bota assemblymen Datuk Nasarudin Hashim, who left UMNO to join Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) on Jan 24, rejoind UMNO, also yesterday.

For My Comment
I think that the 'Datuk Nasarudin Hashim' is playing trick on the Pakatan Rakyat and it was abnormal if a person left a parti not more that one month and then go back to that parti again. And the Hee Yit Foong was not a respondsible person and has betayed his parti.

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