BECHAH LAUT (Warkah Timur) --"Mother ever threaten youngest brother to to Kuala Lumpur and do not want return reach whenever if us both stubborn," said child Allahyarham Maimunah Che Hassan,34 death in horrific accident in Simpang Bechah Laut's Three, yesterday.
Nurul Amalin Husna Fadzil, 13, proven do not suspect her mother words not want to return to the house materialized.
Nurul Amalin, victim first child unable hide sad sense and sad let alone when remembering her mother threat characterized as token badinage enough pampered mother love with her youngest brother.
"Reason pampered younger brother (that) Mother kind word (that) but no think it is departure sign it leave we indefinitely," said the Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tanah Merah 1 student.
Regarding Nurul Amalin she also also ask permission her mother to to stated forum but block reason over her mother the place is congested and if she goes also not yet made them will reach.
"I only following said the mother furthermore I just returned from school because I schooling afternoon and feel pretty tired," He Said.
Meanwhile, husband to Maimunah Mat Yaakob, 39, which is known as Tajuddin says he unable detains sad see wife body it.
Jelasnya, he always was at the scene until he comply to issue own his wife's body stretched out stiff in the car apart.
"I also forced to commute to place my children given design could not control feelings when know their mother was gone and grateful to kindred calm design," he said.
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Mother refuse return if younger sister stubborn - Nurul Amalin
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Women married two would be prosecuted soon
Syarie's Prosecutor chief, Zaini Sulaiman, said ended his team accept investigation report from Kelantan's Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JAHEAIK) Bachok and will make prosecution if there is no obstacle.
Said him, women involved and husband `newly' already instructed bermufarakah after JAHEAIK receiving the report on the case involved from husband the woman who claimed never divorce him after marry in Thailand, before that.
He said, process of prosecution for women and his new husband that relatively late following imam involved marry pair passed away.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Monday, June 18, 2007
Warkah Timur Launch New Blogs With It's own Domains
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Abdullah: Restricting Companies From Going Private Will Not Help Bursa
KUALA LUMPUR, June 18 -- Setting conditions to prevent a company from going private will reduce the interest of other companies wishing to be listed on Bursa Malaysia, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
Abdullah, who is also Finance Minister, said the move will cause other foreign investors to lose interest in investing in the country, while other initiatives taken to liven up the share market and trade will also be affected.
"Besides many other reasons, the share market also exists to allow companies to realise their value and for investors to make profits from investments made.
"Because of this, the market must give way to corporate activities, such as mergers and acquisitions which will only increase the value of a listed company. This will make the market more active," he said.
The prime minister said this in his written reply to eight questions posed by Members of Parliament on the privatisation of telecommunications company, Maxis Commmunications Bhd (Maxis).
Among the questions were on why the government, through the Securities Commission and Foreign Investment Committee allowed the telecommunication giant to be taken private and the implications to the stock exchange and the country's economy.
Explaining further, Abdullah said that there was very little evidence that supported claims that privatisation deals resulted in the outlfow of funds from the domestic market.
In fact, the revenue collected from the take over offer is usually rechannelled into the market by Malaysian and foreign investors who are keen to retain their investments in the capital market assets of the country.
A market which sees active takeovers, regardless of whether the companies retain their listed status or go private, will create a dynamic market which will attract many more investors to see other opportunities in the market.
Such a market will also encourage more active trade, he added.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
SMART To Be Completed One Week Ahead Of Schedule
Irrigation and Drainage Department (DID) director-general Datuk Keizrul Abdullah said the department would speed up all flood mitigation measures to deal with the problem.
For SMART's floodwater channel, several gates are being installed while all security features would be completed before the tunnel is commissioned, he said in a statement Tuesday.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi yesterday expressed dismay over the inadequate flood control measures in the city during a briefing at the Kuala Lumpur City Hall on the flood which threw the capital into chaos on Sunday night.
He asked the DID to speed up flood mitigation efforts, including the RM1.93 billion SMART dual-purpose tunnel.
Keizrul said DID was carrying out several projects to prevent floods in the federal capital under the Klang River Valley Flood Mitigation Programme, including the construction of the Batu Dam and raising the height of the Klang Gates Dam by three metres.
He said the department was also installing pump systems in low-lying areas.
"DID is also deepening and widening the Klang River, Damansara River, Kerayong River and Penchala River besides strengthening the river embankment in Kebun Bunga, Shah Alam.
"We'll also construct flood bypasses and upgrade flood forecast and alert system. We've started sending flood warnings to Shah Alam residents by SMS (short messaging service)," he added.
A four-hour downpour on Sunday left many places in Kuala Lumpur under water. Among the worst affected areas were Kampung Baru, Sentul, Jinjang Selatan, Segambut, Jalan Masjid India, Jalan Perak, Jalan Pinang, Jalan Tun Razak, Jalan P Ramlee and Jalan Kolam Air, Setapak.
Clean up operations are now underway to clear the streets of rubbish and items destroyed by floodwaters.
Ringgit Opens Stronger Against US Dollar
However, the greenback was higher in most overseas markets on expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would not cut interest rates in the near term.
Dealers said that lower interest rates could boost the U.S. economy but at the same time could make investments denominated the U.S. dollar less attractive.
The ringgit has appreciated by 4.2 percent against the U.S. dollar this year and cumulatively since its depegging against the greenback in 2005, the ringgit has risen by between 10 and 12 percent.
At 9.00 am, the ringgit strengthened at 3.4585/4615 against the U.S. dollar compared with yesterday's closing of 3.4685/4715.
Except against the Singapore dollar, the local unit was also mostly higher against other major currencies.
It weakened against the Singapore dollar at 2.2462/2492 against 2.2456/2490 yesterday but rose against the Japanese yen at 2.8425/8562 from 2.8498/8525.
Against the pound sterling, the ringgit was stronger at 6.8202/8271 from 6.8264/8340 and rose against the euro at 4.6202/6253 from 4.6260/6324 previously.
Monday, June 11, 2007
PM Wants Flood Alleviation Projects Speeded Up
"The flood is not seasonal. All projects to alleviate floods like the deepening of rivers and building of retention ponds must be completed fast,""Mobilise all resources and give it priority," Datuk Seri Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawi, Prime Minister
"The flood is not seasonal. All projects to alleviate floods like the deepening of rivers and building of retention ponds must be completed fast," the Prime Minister said at a Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) briefing on its preparedness in facing flood.
He said all projects being undertaken by the and Drainage and Irrigation Department (JPS) and DBKL must be completed ahead of schedule.
"Mobilise all resources and give it priority," he said when briefed by Federal Territories Deputy Minister Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop at DBKL's security and enforcement department in Jalan Tun Razak here.
Also present was Kuala Lumpur Mayor Datuk Ab. Hakim Borhan.
JKR To Tighten Grip On Contractors
"A stricter compliance system must be developed for contractors and sub-contractors with specific references to infrastructure weaknesses due to shoddy work and fulfilling standard requirements,"Datuk Seri S. Smy Vellu, Work Minister
In issuing the directive Monday, Works Minister Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu said in addition, a new central department would be formed at the ministry to ensure high standards in maintenance, while penalties in the form of surcharges would be imposed on contractors who shirked their duties.
Elaborating on the Building Surveyors Division, he said its role would be to detect any defect.
"It (the division) will also ensure the maintenance and streamlining of high standards for construction supervision," he said when opening a workshop on the new government delivery system organized by his ministry here.
He also directed the JKR and all agencies within the ministry to draw up implementing charts when giving a project to a contractor.
"If the task or required parcel of work is not completed within the stipulated period and according to the quality expected, the contractor is surcharged immediately.
"There is therefore an urgent need to tighten quality assurance, standards including enhancing monitoring and supervisory roles," he said.
Samy Vellu also called for a revamp of the ministry's Complaints Unit. "This unit must become more pro-active in making itself available to the ordinary citizens thereby documenting accurately their complaints and effectively resolving their grievances," he said.
He said by managing public complaints and giving reliable and accurate replies, it would enhance the ministry's profile with civil society groups.
Samy Vellu said also said it was important for the JKR to deploy the right people especially those with the competency, expertise, experience, information, brainpower and commitment to oversee the implementation of projects.
"In a similar way, a step-by-step approach to effectively monitor all the infrastructure projects that are being undertaken is critical," he said.
Samy Vellu said critical self assessment and peer group appraisals were necessary to keep relevant officials alert on their professional and technical outputs.
"Effective tracking and feedback systems must be developed. Multiple sources of information both formal and informal must be tapped from all the stakeholders," he said.
He also suggested that trouble shooting teams be established to undertake spot checks and analysis to ensure quality control, while internal audits must assess both effective and efficient use of resources.
"A stricter compliance system must be developed for contractors and sub-contractors with specific references to infrastructure weaknesses due to shoddy work and fulfilling standard requirements," he said.
Bank Islam Appoints Dubai-based Banker As Director
Ahmad Saeed is a reputed turnaround specialist, as demonstrated when he turned around from a loss of one millionCitibank Arab Emirates dinar (AED) to a profit of 150 million AED in 1990, Bank Islam in a statement.
He is also credited with establishing a diversified commercial and retail segment for and transforming Citibank, United Arab Emirates (UAE), to a premier institution, the bank added.
Bank Islam said the appointment was in line with its strategy to bring in relevant expertise at the board and senior management level to help accelerate the bank's tranformation.
An accountant by training, Ahmad Saeed has over 25 years of experience in banking and financial services in the UAE and Gulf region.
He is currently chief executive officer (CEO) of MAF Ventures LLC.
Previously, he was CEO of Citibank NA, UAE and Oman, from 1990 to 2002 and seconded to Dubai Bank in 2002. Prior to joining Citibank, he was a senior auditor for Ernst & Young.