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Subang Jaya: Ganjaran RM3untuk setiap gagak yang di-tembak menarik minat 30penembak menyertai Ope-rasi Menembak Gagak MajlisPerbandaran Subang Jaya(MPSJ) di kawasan pentad-biran pihak berkuasa tem-patan (PBT) itu, kelmarin.

Operasi bermula jam 7 pagiitu menumpaskan 673 gagakdalam usaha mengurangkanbilangan burung itu yangmenimbulkan masalah ke-kotoran .

Timbalan Pengarah Jaba-tan Korporat dan PengurusanStrategik MPSJ Azfarizal Ab-dul Rashid berkata, operasiitu bertujuan mengurangkanpopulasi gagak bagi memas-tikan kawasan Subang Jayabersih dan bebas penyakit.

“Program ini dilaksanakandengan kerjasama Polis Di-raja Malaysia (PDRM) danorang awam yang berminat.Lebih 30 penembak menyer-tai program dipantau PDRMini .

“Operasi di 22 lo-kasi di sekitar ka-wasan pentad-biran MPSJ initamat jam 4petang dan673 gagakberjaya di-tembak na-mun tidakmencapai sasaransebenar kami iaitu1,000 ekor,” katanya da-lam kenyataan di sini, se-malam .

Beliau berkata, setiap ga-

gak yang ditembak diberikanganjaran RM3.

“Setiap penembak dibaha-gikan mengikut kumpulandan kawasan menembak di-tetapkan. Mereka diselia seo-rang kakitangan MPSJ bagitujuan pemantauan dan pe-

ngiraan burung yangditembak .

“Operasi inidijalankan me-ngikut keper-luan pada masaakan datang se-

bagai langkahkawalan populasi

gagak bagi memas-tikan kawasan di MPSJ

bersih dan indah selain se-bagai satu cara kawalan ke-pada penyakit bawaan bu-rung ini,” katanya . OPERASI menembak gagak yang dijalankan di kawasan MPSJ, semalam.

Ganjaran setiap gagak RM3

FA KTASasar 1,000 tetapi

hanya tembak673 gagak

Headline Ganjaran setiap gagak RM3MediaTitle Harian MetroDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Setempat Circulation 112,705Page No 25 Readership 338,115Language Malay ArticleSize 259 cm²Journalist N/A AdValue RM 10,203Frequency Daily PR Value RM 30,609

‘Segerakan pembinaan Rumah Selangorku’

PETALING JAYA - Seramai 249 orang pembeli Blok E pro-jek perumahan kos rendah di Petaling Utama,PJS1 mende-sak Kerajaan Selangor meny-egerakan pembinaan Rumah Selangorku seperti dijanjikan.

Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Bertindak Pembeli Blok E PJS1, S. Sugumaran berkata, tawa-ran pembinaan Rumah Selang-orku itu dibuat tahun lalu oleh kerajaan negeri sebagai peny-elesaian kepada projek pembi-naan perumahan kos rendah Blok E yang sebelum ini gagal disiapkan pemaju mengikut tempoh ditetapkan.

Menurutnya, menerusi surat oleh Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya (MBPJ) pada 28 November tahun lalu, Mesyu-arat Jawatankuasa Pusat Se-tempat yang bersidang memu-tuskan untuk melaksanakan pembinaan Rumah Selangor-ku sebagai penyelesaian kepa-da isu kegagalan pembinaan projek Blok E tersebut

“Malah pemaju juga dika-takan akan menanggung sega-la kos pembiayaan bank 246

pembeli asal Blok E serta sega-la kos guaman terlibat dan turut ambil kira bayaran depo-sit lalu.

“Namun sehingga kini pro-jek belum berjalan malah pem-beli terlibat juga masih tidak terima surat tawaran,” katanya.

Pada 2004, pembeli Blok E menandatangani perjanjian jual beli projek perumahan kos rendah berkenaan di mana pembinaannya dikata-kan mengambil tempoh 36 bulan.

Namun difahamkan, sejak 2007, pembinaan Blok E gagal disiapkan oleh pemaju terlibat hingga kini.

Susulan itu, pembeli asal di Blok E beberapa kali menge-mukakan permasalahan terse-but kepada kerajaan negeri bagi membolehkan tindakan selanjutnya diambil.

Sugumaran berkata, piha-knya berharap pelaksanaan projek Rumah Selangorku itu dapat diteruskan memandang-kan pembeli asal menunggu hampir 15 tahun untuk memi-liki rumah tersebut.

Headline `Segerakan pembinaan Rumah Selangorku’MediaTitle Sinar HarianDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Black/whiteSection Selangor & KL Circulation 140,000Page No 18 Readership 420,000Language Malay ArticleSize 140 cm²Journalist N/A AdValue RM 1,378Frequency Daily PR Value RM 4,135

Penduduk dakwa pembinaan tokong tanpa kebenaranKLANG – Kira-kira 200 pen-duduk di Taman Petaling In-dah, di sini mahu pihak ber-kaitan mengambil tindakan segera berhubung sebuah tokong dipercayai dibina di kawasan itu tanpa kebenaran sejak lima bulan.

Wakil penduduk, Datuk RS Maniam mendakwa, tapak tanah terbabit telah disahkan Majlis Perbandaran Klang (MPK) untuk banglo satu tingkat.

"Struktur itu sudah disah sebagai banglo dan bukannya tokong," katanya.

Menurutnya, pembinaan tokong tersebut dianggap ti-dak sesuai kerana boleh me-nyebabkan kesesakan lalu lintas di kawasan perumahan tersebut.

“Kawasan ini sepatutnya ke-kal sebagai taman perumahan kerana pembinaannya dianggap amat tidak bersesuaian. Jalan uta-ma di taman ini rosak sepanjang pembinaan tokong ini sejak dua tahun lalu,” katanya.

Sementara itu, seorang pen-

duduk, Chan Koon San, 78, ber-kata, pemilik tapak itu perlu membuat permohonan mengikut saluran yang betul dan bukan melalui unsur penipuan.

"Walaupun saya sendiri penganut Buddha, tapi agak terkilan juga dengan perbuatan

begini," katanya.Warga emas, Sally Chan Lee

Kiang, 63, pula berharap pihak berkuasa mengambil tindakan kepada pemilik tokong tersebut kerana membina rumah ibadat di kawasan terbabit.

Dia kesal kerana ada pihak

yang mengambil kesempatan dengan membina bangunan itu di kawasan itu.

“Kami harap pihak berke-naan mengambil tindakan sewajarnya bagi memberi pengajaran kepada mereka,” katanya.

Penduduk berhimpun di hadapan tokong yang didakwa dibina tanpa kebenaran dan mengakibatkan kesesakan lalu lintas.

Headline Penduduk dakwa pembinaan tokong tanpa kebenaranMediaTitle Sinar HarianDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Selangor & KL Circulation 140,000Page No 24 Readership 420,000Language Malay ArticleSize 281 cm²Journalist N/A AdValue RM 4,793Frequency Daily PR Value RM 14,379

Tukar barang kitar semula dapat hadiah

BUKIT SENTOSA - Kaunter Jumpa Sampah Jumpa Hadiah sempena Hari Tanpa Kendera-an mendapat perhatian pengunjung apabila 45 ki-logram sampah kitar se-mula berjaya dikumpulkan pihak penganjur.

Ahli Parlimen Hulu Se-langor, June Leow Hsiad Hui berkata, program an-juran Majlis Daerah Hulu Selangor (MDHS) itu dil-aksanakan sejak Ogos ta-hun lalu yang diadakan setiap bulan pada Sabtu minggu ketiga.

Menurutnya, pelbagai kaunter melibatkan agensi kerajaan dan swasta dibuka termasuk barangan kitar semula dengan tawaran

hadiah misteri kepada pen-gunjung yang mengumpul sampah berkenaan.

“Secara tidak langsung mendidik masyarakat agar memanfaatkan barang ki-tar semula, sekali gus men-gelak pembaziran. Ini sel-ari dengan tujuan program yang menyokong pelaksa-naan Program Teknologi Hijau Tahun 2018 dan Sustainable Development Goals (SDG),” katanya.

Beliau berkata, MDHS menjadi pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT) bertaraf majlis daerah yang perta-ma di negeri ini mengan-jurkan Hari Tanpa Ken-deraan.

June Leow berkata, ke-rajaan negeri diminta

membantu PBT mengan-jurkan program tersebut agar diperluaskan ke setiap daerah.

Menurutnya, program itu menjana ekonomi pe-niaga kecil melalui kunjun-gan orang ramai yang be-riadah bersama keluarga dan rakan-rakan.

“Pelajar turut diberi peluang membuat persem-bahan pentas seperti silat, taekwando dan tarian ser-ta pelbagai aktiviti menarik lain.

“Saya juga berkesempa-tan memberi 500 bunga Carnation kepada wanita sebagai tanda menghargai jasa dan tenaga yang disum-bangkan kepada keluarga serta masyarakat,” katanya.

Kaunter kitar semula yang menawarkan hadiah kepada pengunjung sempena Hari Tanpa Kenderaan.

Headline Tukar barang kitar semula dapat hadiahMediaTitle Sinar HarianDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Selangor & KL Circulation 140,000Page No 33 Readership 420,000Language Malay ArticleSize 226 cm²Journalist N/A AdValue RM 3,855Frequency Daily PR Value RM 11,565

NEWS

Concerns over new Subang Bestari housing project >4

Housing project 'unsafe for pupils1 Subang Bestari residents concerned over impending development near school By PRIYA MENON [email protected]

project's feasibility, especially since it involved the safety of the children.

"They are trying to push the project through because it is part of a 25-year-old master plan.

"Even the Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) is no longer valid as it was done 16 years ago," added Amiruddin.

He said the committee requested for the TIA findings to be released to them, but their request was not entertained by Shah Alam City Council (MBSA).

The committee's secretariat member Najdi Naiimi, meanwhile, urged the developers to look at other locations a few kilometres away as it was more feasible to build homes there.

The other project in the area is also a Rumah Selangorku development comprising

a 16-storey apartment block next to the Subang Bestari neighbourhood along Jalan Nova U5/86A.

Residents claimed the existing roads, ihcluding Persiaran Cakerawala, were not wide enough to accommodate the increasing traffic.

They held a protest in front of SK Subang Bestari against the new development.

The committee said they voiced their con-cerns to MBSA, Kota Damansara assembly-man Shatiri Mansor and the Housing and Local Government Ministry.

Abdul Razak said the ministry's proposal to build one million affordable homes by 2028 should be properly planned.

Shatiri said he was in the process of speaking to the affected parties concerning the development.

ANOTHER Rumah Selangorku project in Subang Bestari has residents up in arms because of its unsuitable location.

It is the second project in the neighbour-hood located less than 30m away from a pri-mary school on a 0.8ha land that shares the same two-lane road as SK Subang Bestari along Jalan Nova U5/81.

Subang Bestari Preservation Action Committee chairman Abdul Razak Mohammad said because the project was directly in front of the school, they were worried for the safety of the pupils once construction starts.

"The entire road is often congested with school vans transporting schoolchildren and pedestrians.

"It is a disaster waiting to happen if heavy construction vehicles ply the same route," he said, adding there were activities taking place at the school on weekends too.

He said because of the new apartment project, more cars were being parked by the side of the road.

There are no signboards to show that the

project is taking place but residents spotted a call for tender by the developer consisting of three blocks of three-storey villa apart-ments, electrical substation, rubbish collec-tion point, a guard post, management office and gazebo.

The committee's secretary-general Amiruddin M. Dunia said it was unfair that the residents were not consulted about the Rumah Selangorku project.

He said they should be consulted on the

The project site and the school share a two-lane road that is often congested.

Headline Housing project `unsafe for pupils`MediaTitle The StarDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Metro Circulation 175,986Page No 1,4 Readership 527,958Language English ArticleSize 468 cm²Journalist Priya Menon AdValue RM 24,966Frequency Daily PR Value RM 74,898

At despair's doorstep Despite raids by authorities, residents of Valencia Apartments, Shah Alam, are living in fear and squalor as drug addicts and illegal businesses flourish in their midst >2&3

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Headline For want of a liveable spaceMediaTitle The StarDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Metro Circulation 175,986Page No 1TO3 Readership 527,958Language English ArticleSize 1917 cm²Journalist Priya Menon AdValue RM 102,657Frequency Daily PR Value RM 307,971

For want of a liveable space Valencia Apartments management committee is seeking financial help from Selangor government to spruce up place

The roads in Valencia Apartments have not been resurfaced in years and the drains are clogged, causing flash floods during the rainy season. - Photos: ANIS ABDULLAH/the Star

By PRIYA MENON [email protected]

NESTLED in the heart of Taman Sri Muda, Shah Alam, is a neighbour-hood that has locals fearing for their children's lives and their future.

Residents of Valencia Apartments have been forced to live in squalor with dirty corridors, rowdy neigh-bours and even drug addicts hang-ing around the stairways.

Muhammad Jamal Muhammad Omar, 46, said his sister's family is having a hard time living in the area as they have two young girls at home.

His sister and two nieces are often forced to wait for her hus-band to come home before attempting to use the staircase after 6pm.

"You have drug peddlers and addicts hanging around the stair-ways, others urinate there and the stench is unbearable. We are afraid for the girls' safety," he said.

Young boys, he added, were being influenced by all the negative activities there and some have started smoking.

He said cigarettes were readily available at the many sundry shops in the area.

Ground floor units of the five-sto-rey apartments have been renovat-ed and turned into shoplots, mostly run by foreigners.

Locals, however, claim that they are not allowed to run businesses on the premises.

Another resident, who wished to be known as Sundram, said some petty traders have even taken up

parking lots to conduct businesses in the evening.

He said the traders allegedly van-dalised the complainants' cars.

"We cannot park cars cit our own parking lots. We even pay mainte-nance fees for the block, but it is a dump," added Sundram.

The roads have not been resur-faced in years, while the drains are clogged, causing flash floods during the rainy season.

There is also a surge in dengue cases among adults and children.

Resident C. Patrick, 22, said the area was a known dengue hotspot but little has been done to curb the problem.

"We have lodged numerous com-plaints about this place to the local council. It is run by a management body, so the authorities are reluc-tant to come in," he added.

Patrick also called for the author-

ities to take action against opera-tors of illegal shops in the neigh-bourhood.

He said Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) raided the apartments and seized many items from the shops in previous occasions.

However, the operators got back the seized goods and were back in business, he added.

"We also saw the Immigration Department and police raiding the

One of the ground floor units that has been extended onto the playground.


Some petty traders have set up their temporary stalls and taken up the apartments' parking lots. (Right) A ground floor unit at Valencia Apartments that was converted into a shop.

place, but the problems never cease," he added.

Committee's plight The apartment's management com-mittee says it is fighting a losing battle with the illegal shop opera-tors as well as to make living easier at Valencia Apartments.

"Nine units have been converted illegally. MBSA and the commis-sioner of buildings are aware of it. We have also issued letters to the landlords telling them about the problems," he added.

The committee is also working closely with the police to stop the drug problems in the area. They even had two raids.

The management committee, he said, was often misunderstood as cooperating with the illegals.

"As property owners ourselves, we do not want illegal activities on

our premises. We want to make this a liveable place and are work-ing towards it," said a committee member who declined to be named.

He said the management com-mittee took up the reins from a dysfunctional joint management body that had not audited the accounts for up to six years.

After they took over in 2016, they were left with only RM5.000 in the accounts and a mere 10% of residents paying the maintenance fees.

Today, they have managed to slowly spruce up the space and 60% of residents are paying up the RM40 maintenance fee.

They also have a problem as 90% of the 800 units are tenanted.

"We raised the matter with the Selangor government for the Skim Ceria fund and fenced the place.

"Next, we plan to resurface the road and paint the building," he added.

It is estimated that resurfacing the entire 6.2ha lot would cost RM800,000 while painting the buildings would cost RM100,000.

The committee said it was diffi-cult for them to get financial aid as they are listed as medium-cost and not low-cost.

MBSA's actions City councillor Yugarajah Palani-samy said although there were actions against the illegal traders, enforcement was lax.

He added that he was not getting the necessary support from the city council's enforcement team.

"I need their support to continu-ously take action against the illegal traders. We need to raid the apart-ments more often to deter them

from coming back," he added. Yugarajah is more than willing

to work with residents to resolve the issue as well.

MBSA corporate communica-tions head Shahrin Ahmad said they have taken action against the illegal traders.

"We had a joint enforcement exercise there in October last year against units that had been con-verted into business premises," he said.

Two sundry shops and one bun-dle shop had items confiscated while four other sundry shops and three food premises were raided.

"We have also taken action under the 2013 Strata Management Act as well as 2015 Strata (mainte-nance and management) Rules on unit owners for turning their homes into illegal business premis-es," he added.

Muhammad Jamal says his sister's family is having a hard time living in Valencia Apartments.


Gag order issued on MPK councillors and staff

Abdul Razak says council-lors must be allowed to speak to resolve the ratepayers' problems.

By EDWARD RAJENDRA [email protected]

KLANG Municipal Council (MPK) president Datuk Mohamad Yasid Bidin's move in banning council-lors from making press statements on their respective zones has not gone down well with community leaders.

Abdul Razak Ismail, who is part of an activist group called Otai Reformasi, said the council's new policy was akin to a gag order.

"Councillors are the people's representative and link to the local council. Most of them are politically appointed, and tasked with engag-ing with the people and dealing with the media to resolve issues.

"For some twisted reasons, Mohamad Yasid has decided to stifle the people's reps," he added.

Last Friday, in a unilateral move, a two-page letter backdated to March 25 was issued prohibiting councillors as well as MPK staff from making statements, be it in oral, written or in any other form.

In the letter, it stated that issues, policies and other matters related to the council's ambit of power can only be addressed by the council president, secretary, corporate

communications director and MPK staff who have been given the authority to do so.

"MPK is citing the Public Officers (Conduct and Discipline) Regulations 1993 P.U (A) 395/1993), to prohibit councillors from making statements, which I think is absurd.

"Councillors are required to engage with the people in their

neighbourhood zones and speak to the media regarding unrepaired potholes, uncollected rubbish, flash floods or closure of roads," he said.

Abdul Razak said the councillors are accountable to the Residents Representative Council (MPP), Residents Associations (RA) and Rukun Tetangga (RT) at the zone

levels that cover the municipality. "Councillors are the people work-

ing with the rakyat. I see MPK's gag order as throwing a spanner into the works to disrupt the closest institution - the MPP, RA and RT where the people work with the councillors," he said.

He added that Mohamad Yasid's gag order indicated he need for an iron-fist control on what informa-tion can or cannot go out with the aim of keeping ratepayers in the dark.

Abdul Razak believed that Mohamad Yasid has resorted to restricting the councillors' free speech due to several issues, among them being the council turning a blind eye to the construction of a temple in a residential area off Persiaran Seraya in Taman Chi Liung and the lackadaisical attitude of council supervisors in ensuring that private contractors clean up drains.

He urged Mohamad Yasid to withdraw the policy that curtails the councillors' free speech.

Two-term councillor in charge of Zone 45A, Bandar Baru Klang area Ngian Yoke Mooi, confirmed that there was no discussion with coun-cillors on the issue of giving com-

ments to the media. "On this matter of barring coun-

cillors' free speech, I do not agree. I will bring this matter to MPK's Social Department sub-committee meeting to iron out the issue.

"Until then, I will freely give views or press statements to press-men," she said.

Councillor Sebastine Rao Pragasam said, "I am shocked by the gag order issued. As councillors, we must be allowed to highlight issues in our respective areas so that the public will know what is happening.

"We need to inform the public on certain issues, make recommenda-tions to MPK or other local authori-ties and bring up issues in the media in order to resolve them," he added.

Several MPK staff who declined to be named told StarMetro that the gag order on staff was uncalled for as it undermined their credibility and loyalty to the council.

"We feel there are matters that the media needs to he informed of and we strongly criticise the senior management, as this mocks and mentally bullies the employees working for the council," said a staff.

Headline Gag order issued on MPK councillors and staffMediaTitle The StarDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Metro Circulation 175,986Page No 3 Readership 527,958Language English ArticleSize 363 cm²Journalist EDWARD RAJENDRA AdValue RM 19,439Frequency Daily PR Value RM 58,317

Upset over illegally built temple Taman Petaling Indah residents want MPK to take stern action against landowner By BRENDA CH'NG [email protected]

RESIDENTS of Taman Petaling Indah in Klang are up in arms over a temple built on land gazetted for residential use and want its opera-tions to stop immediately.

During construction of the now completed single-storey building along Lebuh Bagor, which meas-ures about Sllsq m, residents were told that it was supposed to be a single-storey bungalow home.

This information was not only stated on the signboard put up dur-ing the construction period but also confirmed by the landowner dur-ing a meeting between the owner, residents and Klang Municipal Council (MPK).

"We even have it in writing from MPK that the construction is to be a one-storey residential bungalow but the structure did not look any-thing like it as the ceiling is as high as a double-storey house," said resi-dent Datuk Mohandass S. Nair.

He added that many extensions were put in place, clearly violating the building regulations set by • MPK.

"Now it is very obvious that it is a temple, with a big urn placed in the middle of the porch.

"Even the land beside the temple has been levelled with crusher rim for devotees to use as a carpark," he said.

owner because it clearly violates the law," added Maniam.

When contacted, Klang MP Charles Santiago urged MPK to act quickly as residents raised this issue in October last year and noth-ing much had been done.

"MPK should follow the rule of law and take action to stop this," he said.

He added that it was within MPK's powers to shut down opera-tions, take legal action or even demolish if hecessary.

Santiago also pointed out that there were many of such cases in Klang, where places of worship are built and operating on residential land, causing uneasiness among residents with the influx of people entering their area.

MPK councillor M. Nalan said officers at the building department were following the issue closely and would call for a technical meeting chaired by the deputy president soon to discuss the issue.

'The officer said they would decide whether to take legal action against the landowner or bring this matter to the state," he said.

To-date, two warning letters have been sent to the landowner, with the second one ordering the owner to cease operations.

MPK will continue monitoring the situation and'once investigation papers are filed, it will be up to the court to decide on the matter.

or disturbances but there are many cars coming into the neighbour-hood daily," he said.

He added that MPK came to check on the premises and also issued a stop-work order for the carpark lot beside the building.

Fellow resident Datuk R.S. Maniam hoped that stern action would be taken by MPK immedi-ately.

"We do not want this temple to be used as a precedent for other future developments to be con-structed in this area.

"As it is, we already stopped the proposed construction of an orphanage, which was to be built

behind the temple's carpark area, and we also stopped another appli-cation for an elderly care home in house number 63," he said.

According to residents, there are 12 lots of various sizes zoned as residential land along Lebuh Bagor, opposite their homes.

Formerly owned by a developer, the lots were sold as individual lots and the owners are free to build residential homes there.

The land was left vacant for over 30 years, ever since the neighbour-hood was built and only recently saw construction taking place, starting with the temple.

"MPK should act against the

This structure, which residents believe is a temple, was built on residential land. The owner has also flattened the land beside it for a carpark. - FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

The owner recently sought sup-port from residents by going door to door to get signatures saying that they accept the temple operating there. - Mohandass said there was no

need for a temple to be built there because it did not serve any of the residents in the vicinity.

Fellow resident WY Lim, who lives right across the development, said there would be an average of 10 cars or more parked in the vicinity daily between 6pm and 9pm.

"So far, they are keeping then-operations quite low profile.

"They have not caused any noise

Headline Upset over illegally built templeMediaTitle The StarDate 01 Apr 2019 Color Full ColorSection Metro Circulation 175,986Page No 5 Readership 527,958Language English ArticleSize 471 cm²Journalist BRENDA CH'NG AdValue RM 25,222Frequency Daily PR Value RM 75,667

襄焚

维尔披露，他出席2019浮罗交怡

国际海空展”时，发现浮罗交怡也

面对河水乾涸问题，若持续乾旱，将在

当地进行地底管井（Tube Well)措施。

他说，全国主要面对水供短缺的是吉

打州，在马莫、华玲已实施地底管井措

施，而面对河流乾涸的浮罗交怡，也有

很多地下水源，如乾旱情况持续，就会

启动以管井汲水的方案。

“柔佛有几个地方缺水，不过已在控

制范围，吉兰丹州也有，但丹州常用地

下水，部门将提出几项建议方案与丹州大臣洽谈，以利惠该州人民。”

交怡河水乾涸他指出，吉打州的几项水供计划已获

批准，今年可陆续动工，一旦完成，将

一劳永逸解决该州的水供问题。

另一方面，赛维尔提及，已指示水利

灌溉局与部门秘书长，必须与森美凳、

马六甲及雪兰莪州政府展开协调会议，

以便在第12大马计划下的集水河流发展

计划经过协调进行。

他说，这3州的边界一旦在进行治水

清理河流工程时，会对边界州属带来影

响，通过协调可避免资源流失。

賽維爾：制衡機制

調整水費•^歌f

(芙蓉Si日讯）水源、土地和天然资

源部长赛维尔披露,，调整水费是为提升

水供系统，意味政府未来将动用更多资

本，保障水供的稳定，包括减少无收益

水。

他说，要一年365天及24小时全天候获

水供，是必须有资本支出（CAPEX)，不

能一边厢要有水素质及投诉水供问题，

却不允调整水费。

“我国已有20年没调整水费，如果不

提升水供系统，日后我们将无法应对出

现的水供危机，如乾旱时期将没有应对措施。”

他强调，该部门不是一味只调整水

费，而是有制衡的机制，水务公司必须

确保在调整水费后，拥有最好的建设及

提供最好的服务，通过内部审查使人民

真正受益。

赛维尔今午巡视森美兰晏斗区宁宜河

第4期综合集水河流发展计划时，如是指

出o

°他说，全国的水费问题定于年尾必

须解决，该部门通过国家水务委员会

(SPAN)，仍在与几个州属讨论水费，

各州必须了解我国20年没有调整水费，

实施的工程却是依据时价，而非停留在

20年前的工程价格。

“通过提升水供素质，减少无收益

水，可把水输送到没有水供或低水压的

地方，否则水供继续流入沟渠；而缴付

水电、排污费是人民的责任，当人民

履行了责任，他们可以质疑我们的服务。“

他说，在与各州商讨调整水费课题，

州政府可在协商下决定调整的幅度，以

达致协议。

水河流发展计划。

员i�i

下，巡视宁宜河第4期综合集

•賽维尔(

右2)

在水利灌溉局的官

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@熱浪沙灘基 � l / \ | \ I / y-i— /</ —i— 热浪沙滩是适耕庄最热门的旅游

，料半年後完工 (适耕庄3 i日讯）耗资1 2 0公共厕所、泊车位、新铺道

万令吉的热浪沙滩基础建设路和出入口，让到访的游客

提升计划正式展开，预计6个感觉宾至如归，享有更好的

月后热浪沙滩将迎来全新的旅游体验！

•黄瑞林（左起）、黄亚详与谢享存，巡视热浪沙滩基础建设和公共厕所的工程进展。

景点，几乎是所有游客必到的打

卡景点，美化与提升计划也从未间

断，向旅游部申请多年的120万令

吉基建提升工程也在一个月前展

开，目前如火如荼进行中，预计半

年后完工启用。

提升工程包括新建公共厕所（男

女厕所各3个厕格）、30个泊车

位、4个巴士泊车位、重铺道路和

调整排水系统，与开辟全新出入口

以舒缓游客高峰期的庞大车流量。

等待多年終獲批

适耕庄州议员黄瑞林说，120万

令吉的拨款来自中央政府的旅游

部，是4年前乘著前任部长拿督斯

里纳兹里到访适耕庄，考察各旅游

景点时提出的申请，等待多年后终

〒获批。

“很k幸，适耕庄旅游业的蓬勃

发展，获得各级政府部门的重视，

这点可从沙滩的公共设施变化看出，从以前一开始我们自费打造的

木制厕所、到雪州政府拨款10万令

吉打造的公厕，再到如今旅游部大

笔拨款的提升计划，相信会让游客有耳目一新的感觉。”

他曰前在沙白安南县议员黄亚

详、沙白县新村协调官谢享存的陪

同下，前往热浪沙滩巡视提升计划

的工程进展时，如此指出，并指未

来热浪沙滩将落实更全面和细致的

美化工程。

黃瑞林：開設全新出入口

M瑞林说，在学校假期或公共假期的旅游黄金周，热浪沙滩

和拿督公庙的许愿树，都会挤满人潮和车龙，为了完善当

地交通规划，这次的提升计划也包括开设全新出入口，半年落

成后将全面调整热浪沙滩的交通规划。

他希望新的出入口和交通规划，与全新的基础建设，能让到

访游客感觉更舒适，促进适耕庄旅游业的良性发展，未来也会

继续向各部门申请拨款，在沙滩进行更细节的美化工程，打造

更具永续性发展的旅游业。

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霹雳经济发展局胜吉隆坡

土地发展局联负彭亨

八打灵再也市球会胜雪兰莪发展局

形勢榜

排名/队伍赛胜和负得

1.彭亨 7 5 2 0 15

2.柔佛达鲁塔克欣 7 5 2 0 17

3.吉打 7 3 3 1 10

4.雪兰莪发展局 7 3 2 2 8

5.马六甲 7 3 2 2 7

6.登嘉楼 7 2 3 2 8

7.雪兰莪 7 2 3 2 9

•蹄历 6 1 4 1 4

9.八打灵再也市球会 7 2 1 4 6

10. 土地发展局联 7 1 3 3 5

11.霹雳经济发展局 7 1 1 5 7

12.吉隆坡 6 0 0 6 4

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(吉隆坡S1日讯）客场战胜土地发展局联，“大象”

彭亨凭借得失球优势压倒 “南虎”柔佛达鲁塔克欣，

抢过了马超联赛榜首位置。

马来西亚超级足球联赛在

昨曰完成了第T轮联赛的角

逐，土地发展局联在主场布

阵迎来彭亨的挑战，但却抵

挡不足对手的猛烈攻势，最

终以1比3遭遇2连败，而此役

告捷后的彭亨则收获3连胜。

前国脚诺沙鲁在第45分钟

为彭亨先拔头筹，上半场以1

比0领先，土地发展局联在下

半场仅3分钟就由巴西人袓尼

奥攻入扳平球；无奈球队在

第64分钟送出罚球，彭亨外

援泽艾多尔多操刀命中，再

让彭亨取得领先，费沙尔在

补时阶段锦上添花，确保彭

亨拿下胜利。

吉隆坡主帅尤斯里仄拉因

战绩欠佳而引咎辞职，然而

代主帅张尤发（译音）也未能率队摆脱低迷的状态，此

役客场对阵霹雳经济发展局

以0比4惨败，其中队中的法

乌兹(第35分钟)和再夫（第

74分钟）被直接红卡驱逐。

巴勒斯坦人平托（第7分

钟）和慕根迪兰(第32分钟)

在上半场各进一球，而巴西

的吉安卡洛（第63和第90分

钟）则在下半场梅开二度。

八打灵再也市球会则在莫

哈末拉查利在第59分钟打入全场唯一的进球，逢场以1比

0小胜雪兰莪发展局，结束了

3连败颓势。

1、馬來西亞鼸足球聯賽

力克土聯大象營腫

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阻續入侵森林保留地

雪對發展商發停工令 (八打灵再也3 1

日讯）为阻止发展商

继续入侵武吉泽拉克

森林保留地（ B u k i t Cerakah )，雪兰莪州政

府已向发展商发出停工

令，以免绿肺变得光秃

秃。

雪州政府在屋业发展

商疑入侵武吉泽拉克森

林保留地一事闹得沸沸

扬扬之际发出停工令，

令居民和登山爱好者得

以松一•气。

涉案的发展商是一块

占地45.47公顷地段的地

主，该地将进行混合发

展工程，但在附近有约

11.19公顷森林保留地被

发现遭人入侵伐木，形

成斜坡。

2月开始伐木

据悉，发展商是自2月

份开始砍伐树木，之后

被附近民众发现。

在这之前，掌管雪兰

莪州环境、绿色工艺、

消费人、科学、工艺及

革新事务的行政议员许

来贤曾于3月26日前往现

场勘查，他当时表示尽

快与相关单位，即雪兰

莪州土地与矿物局、雪

兰莪州森林局及沙亚南

市政厅开会，一起商讨

该如何针对发展商的行

鲁 •雪州政府已向发^商发出停工令，避免武吉泽

拉克森林保留地遭来一步破坏。.

为采取严厉行动。

根据报导，在严厉谴

责发展商所作所为〖勺同

时，许来贤也表示州政

府将会调查多少棵树被

发展商砍伐，并根据不

同树木品种的价格做出

记录，违例者将处以树

木价值10倍的罚款额。

此外，他说，若_查

发现发展商确实违反森

林法令，雪州政府将

采取严厉行动对付津例

者。若违例者被控法

庭，一旦罪成，可被判

处罚款50万令吉及k牢

不超过5年。

根据许来贤，他f巡

视现场时，发展商声称

是获得沙亚南市政厅

批准砍树。不过，沙亚

南副市长莫哈末拉希迪

否认市政厅曾向发展商

发出砍伐毗邻的武吉泽

拉克森林保留地树木准

证，以兴建围墙后移交

给州政府，因地方政府

无权对属千州森林局权

限的森林保留地或森林

地批出伐木准证。

为了维护这片城市森

林，沙亚南社区森林组

织于3月23 B号召逾百名

登山爱好者，一起到已

被开发的地点，以手牵

手一字排开的方式拉起

横巾S，向破坏森林者表

达不满。（LMY)

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(适耕庄31日讯）耗资120

万令吉的热浪沙滩基础建设

改善计划正式展开，预计6

个月后热浪沙滩将迎来全新

的公共厕所、停车位、新铺

道路和出入口，届时到访的

游客将宾至如归，享有更好

的旅游体验！

热浪沙滩是适耕庄最热

门的旅游景点，几乎是所有

游客必到的打卡景点，美化

与改善计划也从未间断，向

旅游部申请多年的120万令

吉基建改善工程也在一个月

前展开，目前如火如荼进行

中 o

耗资120万改善基建

热浪沙滩半年后换新貌黄瑞林（左起）、黄

亚详与谢享存巡视热

浪沙滩基础建设和公

共厕所的工程进展。

改善工程包括新建公

共厕所（男女厕所

各3个厕格）、30个停车

位、4个巴士停车位、重铺

道路和调整排水系统，与开

辟全新出人口以纾缓游客高

峰期的庞大车流量。

适耕庄州议员黄瑞林表

示，120万令吉的拨款来自

中央政府的旅游部，是4年

前趁着前任部K拿督斯里纳

兹里到访适耕庄，考察各旅

游景点时提出的申请，等待

多年后终于获批。

“我很庆幸，适耕庄旅游

业的蓬勃发展，获得各级政

府部门的重视，这点可从沙

滩的公共设施变化看出，从

以前一开始我们自费打造的

木制厕所、到雪州政府拨款

10万令吉打造的公厕，再到

如今旅游部大笔拨款的改善

计划，相信会让游客有耳目

新的感觉。“

他日前在沙白安南县议

员黄亚详、沙白县新村协调

官谢享存的陪同下，前往热

浪沙滩巡视改善计划的工程

进展时，如此表示，并指未

来热浪沙滩将落实更全面和

细致的美化T.程，

将调整交通规划

黄端林补充，在学校假

期或公共假期的旅游黄金

周，热浪沙滩和拿督公庙的

3m

许愿树，都会挤满人潮和车

龙，为了完善当地交通规

划，这次的改善计划也包括

开设全新出人口，半年落成

后将全面调整热浪沙滩的交

通规划。

“我希望新的出人口和交

通规划，与全新的基础建

设，能让到访游客感觉更舒

适，促进适耕庄旅游业的良

性发展，未来也会继续向各

部门申请拨款，在沙滩进行

更细节的美化工程，打造更

具永续性发展的旅游业。”

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01 Apr 2019Nanyang Siang Pau, Malaysia

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隆雪4月蘑鳟_屬明管需iihi噩灑

吉隆坡31日讯随著4

月份的来临，雪州许多政

策或计划也将于4月起正式

开跑，以下集结数项政策

作为参考，也提醒民众为

一系列新政策作好准备。

雪州行政议员许来贤表示，

从4月1日起，为了提倡无塑料吸

管措施，雪州所有餐馆不再主动

提供塑料吸管给消费者。然而，

餐馆不会强制要求顾客禁止使用

塑料吸管，惟顾客需自行向业者

索取。

同时，隆市地区的永旺超

市(AEON )和特易购霸级市场

(Tesco )等，也将在4月1日起向

索取可生物降解塑料袋的顾客征

收20仙的费用，以配合联邦直辖

区的环保政策。

另一方面，莎阿南地区的

停车费将从每小时40仙调涨至60

仙，停车月票则从原本的60令吉

涨至90令吉，涨幅为50%。这项措

施更引来前首相拿督斯里纳吉对

莎阿南国会议员卡立沙末的一番

揶揄，指其没有设法为人民降低

生活费用。

好消息是，交通部长陆兆

福早前宣布，从4月1日起’所

有电动火车（KTM )乘客可获得

20%车票折扣。若配合先前已提

供的优惠折扣，即使用非现金方

式支付，如K T M卡、一触即通卡

(Touch n Go )或大马卡，可再

获得额外20%的车资折扣，代表乘

客可享有高达40%的优惠折扣。

此外，雪州政府也会从4

月起展开「雪州瘦身」（S l i m

Selangor )健康运动计划，规定

公务员每周三的下午4时30分获5

时开始，运动长达1个小时，确

保公务员拥有健康体态。

A K L E H路费折扣20%

另外，吉隆坡市政局早前宣

布将在4月起的每个周末、周曰和

公共假期实验性关闭端姑阿都拉

曼路。因此，该路段将在4月6日

(周六）早上8时起到4月7日（周

日）的晚上11时59分，进行首次

的封路。届时，除了公共交通如

巴士和德士以外，所有私用车辆

不得进入封锁范围。

u

^ r|- �

4月起实施新政策或计划

雪州餐馆不再主动提供塑料吸管

予$费者$

吉隆坡区的永旺超市和特易购霸

级市场，将向索取可生物降解塑

料袋的消费者，征收20仙费用。

莎阿南市政厅管辖范围内，每小

时#车费调涨至60仙，停车月票

则涨至卯令吉。

p有电动火车乘客,可获得2 0 %的

车票折扣。

Q「雪州瘦身」健康运动计划，限定公务员每周三运动1小时。

每逢周末周日和公共假期,实验性关闭端姑阿都拉曼路,

^以打造步行街。

安邦吉隆坡高架大道使用者在每周一至周五，清晨5时到

早上8时可享有20%折扣。

同样在4月份内，凡是每周的驾驶人士，可享有高达20%过路

一至周五，清晨5时到早上8时使费折扣优惠，从原本2令吉50仙，

用安邦吉隆坡高架大道（AKLEH ) 减至2令吉，限于第一级车辆。

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沙阿南

黃思漢職吉亂開砲前首相拿督斯里纳吉指控

莎阿南市政厅在本星期私营化

管辖区内7万个停车位，导致停

车费上涨50%。对此，雪州行政

议员黄思汉反击，莎阿南市政

厅的停车位早在1999年国阵执

政时期就已被私营化。

他批评，纳吉在面子书针

对莎阿南市政厅私营化停车位

的指控，明显是一个谎言，试

图混淆人民。「我视这项指控

为国阵巫统肮脏伎俩，藉机来

榜取廉价宣传。同时，纳吉试

图转移大众的视线，特别是国

阵在赢取金马仑高原补选后，

金马仑县议会将停车费调涨至

每小时60仙。」他周六发表文

告时，如是表示。

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01 Apr 2019See Hua Daily News (Kuching), Malaysia

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(巴生31日讯）配合地

球曰~•小时(Earth Hour )世

界熄灯日活动，巴生市议会

于周六晚上8时30分，在班

达马兰综合体育馆熄灯一小

时，以行动应对全球变暖，

并且鼓励民众响应低碳生活

模式，唤醒他们对保护环境

的意识。 “熄灯-小时”是

马来西亚世界自然基金会

(WWF )主办的最大型环

保行动，全球各地同步在

当地时间晚上8时30分至卯寸

30分，进行熄灯_ •小时的活

巴生市會響應地球日活動

班村體育館媳燈1小時

动。

巴生市议员谢秀向记者

指出，配合雪州政府举办的

妇女节暨肾脏日嘉年华会，

市议会当晚便在班村综合体

育馆内，从8时30分熄灯一小

时与全球一起响应此活动。

她说，这不是一个强制

性的熄灯，而是透过_ •种简

单的方式，提高人们对节能

减碳和应对全球气候变化的

意识。，

活动当天，主办单位也

赠送每一名参与者突光棒，

在熄灯之际全场民眾纷纷亮

起手中的荧光棒，照亮黑

夜，场面一片温馨。

巴生中华祥龙队

当表演嘉宾

另外，巴生中华独立

中学的祥龙队也受邀为当晚

熄灯•小时的表演嘉宾，而

其精湛的表演也获得民众如

雷的掌声；在媳灯~•小时后

也备有健康讲座的环节，以

教育人民如何保养自己的身

体，以及饮食方面的须知

等。。出席活动者包括掌管雪

州卫生、福利及加强妇女及

家庭事务的行政议员西蒂玛

丽亚、巴生市议会卫生小组

主任阿兹米、巴生市议会公

关组主任诺菲査及巴生市议

员普斯玛及纳兰等。

秀，右四为西蒂玛丽亚。

一小时活动进行开幕仪式。左四为谢

巴生市议员与其他官员为總灯

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01 Apr 2019Sin Chew Daily, Malaysia

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鼷©©©(舊武吉澤拉克

霊森驚林

霍保工留水n

p1地

震保商住

m 武吉泽拉克森林保留地遭破坏，不少大树已被政伐。

(八打灵再也31日讯）雪州政府日

前发出停工令，阻止发展商继续人侵武

吉泽拉克（Bukit Cerakah )森林保留地！

屋业发展商疑人侵武吉泽拉克森林

保留地一事近来闹得沸沸扬扬，各媒体

争相报道，星洲日报《大都会》日前也

曾大肆报道相关新闻，随着政府发出停

工令，居民及爱好登山者终于可以松--

口气。

百人拉横幅抗议引关注

掌管雪州环境、绿色工艺、消费

人、科学、工艺及革新事务的行政议员

许来贤在本月28日到现场勘查时表示，

他将尽快与相关单位，即雪州土地及矿

物局、雪州森林局及沙亚南市政厅开

会，-起商讨该如何针对发展商的行为

采取严厉行动。

据悉，发展商自2月份开始砍伐树

木，随后被附近民众所发现。

为了维护城市森林，沙亚南社区森

林组织除了在今年1月发起签名运动，以

收集民意后传达给州政府，同时也在本

月23日号召逾百名爱好登山者，-起到

已被开发的地点，以手牵手一字排开的

方式拉起横幅，表明要“拯救绿肺”。

根据《当今雪兰莪》的报道，许来

贤指出，涉案的发展商是_ .块占地45.47

公顷地段的地主，该地将进行混合发展

工程，但在附近有大约11.19公顷的森林

保留地却被发现遭人人侵伐木，形成斜

坡。

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01 Apr 2019Sin Chew Daily, Malaysia

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01 Apr 2019Malaysian Nanban, Malaysia

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01 Apr 2019Makkal Osai, Malaysia

Author: No author available • Section: News • Audience : 28,000 • Page: 7Printed Size: 442.00cm² • Region: KL • Market: Malaysia • Photo: Full ColorASR: MYR 2,893.09 • Item ID: MY0035569024


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