Archive for January, 2012
Yours truly would like to wish all the Chinese readers of this blog GOOD HEALTH & GONG XI FA CAI. For the other Malaysians, have a pleasant holiday and for those who are driving home “Berhati-hati di Jalan Raya”.
We must all be united with one direction towards nation building.
For those Malaysians who are in town on 28th January, 2012, you are most welcome to attend yours truly’s Open House at Platinum Walk, Jalan Langkawi, Setapak. Halal foods and drinks will be provided plus some entertainments on the night. Looking forward to see you all then.
Posted in wee choo keong, tagged Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, AirAsia Bhd, AirAsia X Sdn Bhd, Aston Villa, CCF, Comprehensive Collaborative Framework, Danny, En Mohamaed Rashdan Yusof, En Mohammed Rashdan Yusof, IATA, Kazanah Nasional Bhd, Kingfisher Airlines, MAS, MYCC, OneWorld, QPR, Tan Sri Azman Mokthar on January 17, 2012 | 37 Comments »
YM Tengku Azmil, the previous MD of MAS, who resigned immediately after the signing of the secret MAS – AirAsia share swap and the Comprehensive Collaborative Agreements (CCF) on 9-8-2011, has signed an MOU with Oneworld on 5-6-2011. Oneworld is an alliance comprises of 12 IATA airlines. MAS was supposed to formerly join the Oneworld in September/October last year. Read in HERE, HERE & HERE. (more…)
Posted in wee choo keong, tagged datuk bandar kuala lumpur, dbkl, Gaya Hidup Sihat, Minister of Education, Prima Setapak, Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad bin Ismail, YB Tan Sri Muhyddin Yasin on January 15, 2012 | 3 Comments »
On Saturday (14-1-2012) morning at 9:30 am, the officers from Ministry of Education and DBKL enforcement unit came to the empty land, which belongs to the Ministry of Education, in Prima Setapak. They demolished all the permanent structures and removed the cabin that was put on the said empty land. The residents in Prima Setapak were extremely happy with the decision of the authorities to stop the ill thought plans to start a “Bazar Sore 1Malaysia” in housing estate. Please read in HERE for yours truly’s previous posting. Lets hope that this will be a good lesson for those who want to make profits out of empty government land without considering the well-being of the residents. (more…)
Updated @ 5:30 pm on 13-1-2012: Yours truly has been informed that the Ministry of Education has sent out a notice to the organiser of the “Bazar Sore 1Malaysia” to remove all properties and permanent structures on the empty land in Prima Setapak failing which the Ministry with the help of DBKL will take the appropriate actions to remove all properties and demolish all permanent structures on the said empty land at 9:30 am on 14-1-2012.
Updated @2:30 pm on 13-1-2012 : Datuk Amin bin Nordin, the Ketua Pengarah of DBKL, has announced that DBKL has rejected the application for “Bazar Sore 1Malaysia”. The reason given was due to the residents’ strong objections to the said Bazaar and that it will cause traffic congestion and other social problems. To date yours truly has collected more than 5,000 signatures. On behalf of the residents in Prima Setapak, yours truly would like to say Thank You to DBKL for not allowing the setting up of the “Bazar Sore 1Malaysia” and upholding the principle of “Rakyat Di Dahulukan’. A personal Thank You to Datuk Amin for a job well done.
The residents in the Prima Setapak have been complaining about the traffic congestion and parking problems in the area. The setting up of the “Bazar Sore 1Malaysia” has earned the anger of the residents. This morning (8-1-2011) yours truly has launched a Petition Campaign against it at the Pasar Pagi Jalan Getting Kelang in Setapak. The reactions of the residents of the area were very encouraging. This morning alone, there were about 400 residents have signed the said petition. The collection of signatures will go on for a few more days. (more…)
Posted in wee choo keong, tagged 1Malaysia, datuk bandar kuala lumpur, dbkl, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Wilayah Persekutuan dan Kesejetheraan Bandar, Prima Setapak, Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad bin Ismail, YB Senator Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin on January 2, 2012 | 15 Comments »