Rabu, 22 Februari 2012

07 di bagan datoh - Google Blog Search

07 di bagan datoh - Google Blog Search


Gempar : Rahsia Kesultanan Perak Terbongkar <b>Di</b> Beting Beras <b>...</b>

Posted: 12 Mar 2011 11:21 AM PST

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Alhamdulillah Panglima baru sahaja tiba di rumah dari lawatan ke Bagan Datoh Perak. ... Sementara itu, anda bolehlah membaca kisah Beting Beras Basah di Bagan Datoh ini seperti mana yang diterbitkan di bawah.

07 di teluk batik - Google Blog Search

07 di teluk batik - Google Blog Search


Kirapu.blogspot: Reunion <b>di Teluk Batik</b>

Posted: 18 Feb 2012 10:24 AM PST

Kali ni reunion di teluk batik, lumut dengan kawan2 masa sekolah dulu. Dah lama sangat tak reunion, biasa kalau bejumpa waktu raya je..masing2 sibuk dengan kerja, kerja plak kat tempat org la katakan.

Waktu ni ada la dalam belas2 gak yg datang. Kira ok la, bukan senang nak kumpul balik setelah dekat 10 tahun habis sekolah. kebanyakan kitorang datang tak mandi pun sebab nak menghabiskan masa bersembang sampai la balik. Seperti biasa gak Teluk Batik ni sentiasa sesak dengan orang terutama waktu cuti umum macam ni.







07 di ipoh - Google Blog Search

07 di ipoh - Google Blog Search


KHIDMAT LORI SEWA 3ton PINDAH RUMAH <b>di IPOH</b> call 019 <b>...</b>

Posted: 09 Feb 2012 08:34 AM PST

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07 di bukit merah - Google Blog Search

07 di bukit merah - Google Blog Search


Gov&#39;t fails to learn from Bkt <b>Merah</b> tragedy « Charles Santiago

Posted: 22 Feb 2012 01:15 AM PST

Source: Free Malaysia Today

February 22, 2012

Is the RM700 million in Lynas investment more important to the government than the lives of its citizens?

COMMENT

By Charles Santiago

Severe birth defects, eight leukemia cases over five years in a community of 11,000, tears and anguish of the poor people from a largely shoe-making community – these are not news headlines. Neither is it the plot of a movie.

These are the consequences of carelessly allowing the Asian Rare Earth factory to be built in Bukit Merah, Perak in 1982. When Mitsubishi Chemical started operating its rare earth factory, the villagers complained of choking sensation, pungent smell, coughs and colds.

The community also saw a sharp rise in the cases of infant deaths, congenital disease, leukemia and lead poisoning. While US$100 million is estimated to be the clean-up cost of the factory and dump site, the largest in the rare earth industry, it has not wiped out the memories and heartache of the villagers who lost their children and loved ones.

But 30 years later, the government has again allowed a rare earth factory to be set-up by Lynas Corporation Ltd in Gebeng, Kuantan. This means the government has waved the green flag with full knowledge of the possible consequences and deadly effects.

The Lynas Advanced Material project will produce 20,000 tones of radioactive waste, which is 10 times more than the Asian Rare Earth factory in Bukit Merah.

This is typical of the Malaysian government. It operates on the "we would never learn from tragedies" mode – be it landslides, haze or the setting-up of a factory which could claim lives, lead to birth defects and see severe lead poisoning. The government simply does not care.

What makes me sick is the rhetoric of the ruling leaders who have jumped on the bandwagon to parrot prime minister Najib Tun Razak's assurance that the factory is safe.

International Trade and Industry minister Mustapa Mohamed said its policy would be based on laws, policies and the decision of the Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB). Its about time the learned minister acknowledges that the lives of millions of people cannot be based on procedures.

A gas called radon

Exposure to radiation, immaterial of the levels, is unsafe. Both Lynas and the AELB say the exposure to radiation would be low. This cannot be accepted as radiation levels build up according to the volume of waste piled together.

Both Lynas and AELB have agreed that the rare earth factory would produce thorium, a waste by-product from the plant's operations.

And while they have stressed that thorium is low in radiation, any prolonged exposure to radiation levels is hazardous.

Let us do a check list here:

1. Why didn't Lynas set-up the rare earth plant near its source of extraction in Western Australia as it would have saved a huge amount of money in shipping costs?

2. Why didn't Lynas obtain an approval from the authorities in Western Australia to set-up the plant?

3. Could the authorities in Western Australia be concerned about the possible radiation leaks, health hazards, birth defects, lead poisoning and other complications?

4. Shouldn't this in itself raise a red flag with the Malaysian authorities?

5. Is the RM700 million in foreign investment more important to the Malaysian government than the lives of its citizens?

Can we, as a safety measure, re-locate residents close to the Lynas rare earth factory to a safer place? No we cannot because when the ore containing the rare earth is crushed to remove the thorium it releases a gas called radon.

And radon can travel thousands of miles and like what public safety expert Dr T Jayabalan says – "you are not protected anywhere in Malaysia because the wind will blow it across the nation".

In a recent development the Australian government reiterated that it will not accept responsibility for any waste material produced by Lynas, although one of the five conditions attached to the recent approval of its temporary operating license is that it must take full responsibility for waste management from its plant including returning the waste to the source, if necessary.

In an official statement to FMT, the Western Australian Minister for Mines and Petroleum, Norman Moore, asserted that "Australia does not support the importation and storage of other countries' radioactive waste".

But in a media briefing last week, AELB director-general, Raja Abdul Aziz Raja Adnan, gave his assurance that the board would insist on a letter of undertaking from Lynas Australia that it would adhere to this condition.

Lack of transparency

This, once again, proves that the government and Lynas have not been transparent in the nitty gritty details involving the plant's operations and procedures.

On its Facebook, Lynas has said that the plant would cause zero radiation exposure and it remains committed to its core values of creating a safe environment for all.

If Lynas could not convince the authorities in Western Australia, why should we be convinced by this public relations exercise?

In 1985, a team of eight men – a shoe maker, pensioner, crane-operator, cancer patient, welder, general worker, barber and tractor driver – sued the Asian Rare Earth factory.

Thousands walked from Bukit Merah to the High Court in Ipoh. After years of struggle, the factory was shut down and decommissioned. It's inspiring to note that a community of uneducated, poor people could take on a giant corporation and clinch victory.

In the same spirit I pledge solidarity with all the protesters who would turn up in Kuantan on Sunday to demand the shutting down of the Lynas rare earth plant.

Charles Santiago is DAP's MP for Klang.

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07 di padang rengas - Google Blog Search

07 di padang rengas - Google Blog Search


PASTI <b>PADANG RENGAS</b>: REHLAH PASTI KAWASAN <b>PADANG</b> <b>...</b>

Posted: 18 Feb 2012 08:54 PM PST










Program Rehlah Jabatan PASTI Kawasan Padang Rengas (5. 2. 2012) telah diadakan pada dengan jayanya di Kawasan Perkelahan Ulu Chepor, Chemor. Program yang melibatkan Jabatan PASTI, Dewan Pemuda Kawasan serta  Guru- Guru bersama keluarga masing- masing.

Pengisian program yang berbentuk santai, dimeriahkan lagi dengan sesi ta'aruf keluarga masing- masing serta pertandingan dan jamuan. Pihak jabatan PASTI merakamkan setinggi- tinggi penghargaan kepada semua perserta yang dapat meluangkan masa untuk menjayakan progran ini.

Pihak PASTI Kawasan Padang Rengas bercadang untuk memperbanyakkan lagi program berbentuk seumpama ini bagi merapatkan lagi silaturahim warga pasti kawasan Padang Rengas.

07 di pengkalan hulu - Google Blog Search

07 di pengkalan hulu - Google Blog Search


TEMPURUNG PECAH: 7:23 petang <b>di Pengkalan Hulu</b>

Posted: 19 Aug 2011 06:29 AM PDT

Aku masih berada di sini. Pengambaran filem Rentaz aku berjalan lancar walaupun pelbagai batu menimpa di kepala. Kehadiran Dewa aka Cik Purnama menemani aku di set banyak membantu kewarasan aku. Gambar yg aku upload ini adalah permandangan di hadapan hotel aku yang aku tinggal untuk 3 minggu ini. Best hotel ni. Sebab lonely seperti aku.

Filem RENTAZ ini adalah sebuah cerita yang aku adunkan keglameran dunia motor berkuasa tinggi dengan elemen spiritual menjanjikan satu imej yang lain dari norma aku. Ianya bertenaga dan gerun. Gerun kerana unsur kehidupan di alam mati kuat aku pamerkan. Peringatan untuk aku juga.

Ianya mengisahkan anak-anak muda yang suka akan kehidupan mengembara ke alam barzakh. Atau halusinasi di alam koma?

07 di lenggong - Google Blog Search

07 di lenggong - Google Blog Search


SOKONG PAS <b>LENGGONG</b>: Malamni <b>di</b> Luat

Posted: 19 Feb 2012 02:18 AM PST

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Di lenggong mana ada orang yang sejahil murakabun seperti fathul bari sekalipun. Orang yang mengerti agama di lenggong tak mahu menyertai umno. imam yang nenyertai umno bila membaca talkin bagi orang umno yang berpangkat dati ...

07 di kamunting - Google Blog Search

07 di kamunting - Google Blog Search


NCIA dan UPE kaji tapak perindustrian baru <b>di Kamunting</b>: DS <b>...</b>

Posted: 06 Feb 2012 12:30 AM PST

Pihak Berkuasa Pelaksanaan Koridor Utara (NCIA) dan Unit Perancang Ekonomi (UPE) diarah supaya mengenalpasti tapak perindustrian baru di Kamunting yang bakal dikenali sebagai Kamunting Raya dalam usaha menaiktaraf  kawasan perindustrian yang sedia ada, kata Menteri Besar, Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir.

Katanya, dalam mesyuarat baru-baru ini, Perdana Menteri telah mengarahkan supaya satu kajian dilaksanakan kedua-dua agensi berkenaan bagi mengenalpasti tapak perindustrian yang lebih luas di Kamunting.

"Kerajaan Pusat melalui NCIA dan Unit Perancang Ekonomi telah bersetuju untuk membuat kajian mewujudkan kawasan perindustrian yang lebih luas di Kamunting dikenali sebagai Kamunting Raya.

"Projek ini dijangka membawa aliran pembangunan hingga ke Jalan Anak Kurau apabila ia dapat direalisasikan kelak," katanya kepada pemberita selepas majlis pecah tanah projek Jalan Anak Kurau-Kamunting di Batu Kurau, pagi ini.

Hadir sama, Adun Batu Kurau, Datuk Kapten (B) Najmuddin Elias, Ahli Parlimen Larut, Datuk Hamzah Zainuddin dan Ketua UMNO Bahagian Larut, Datuk Seri Raja Ahmad Zainudin Raja Omar.

Mengulas lanjut, Zambry berkata, Menteri Di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Mohamed Yakcop diarah supaya mengetuai kajian bagi mengenalpasti kawasan perindustrian Kamunting Raya.

Dalam perkembangan berkaitan, kajian NCIA dan UPE bagi mengenalpasti kawasan perindustrian itu katanya, adalah sebahagian daripada usaha kerajaan Pusat untuk membangunkan Wilayah Ekonomi Koridor Utara (NCER).

Terdahulu, Zambry mengumumkan peruntukan RM200,000 daripada kerajaan negeri iaitu RM130,000 untuk membaiki longkang Kampung Anak Kurau dan RM70,000 lagi untuk  bantuan mengurus dan perbelanjaan Pusat Tahfiz Nurul Iman di Kampung Sepeneh.

Selain itu, Ahli Parlimen Larut, Datuk Hamzah Zainuddin pula menyalurkan peruntukan RM60,000 bagi membina empat titi kampung yang rosak bernilai RM15,000 setiap satunya.

Lebih 100 penduduk tidak dapat memasarkan hasil dusun buah-buahan apabila titi yang digunakan rosak sejak beberapa bulan lalu hingga menjejaskan pendapatan mereka.