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skim 'perkhidmatandisemak sem.ulaKUALA LUMPUR 21 Mac -Kongres Kesatuan pekerja-Peker-ja Dalam Perkhidmatan Awam(CUEPACS) menyarankan agarkerajaan menyemak semula skimperkhidmatan melibatkan selu-ruh kakitangan awam. .

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Menurutnya, kakitanganawamtelah mem:beri perkhidmatanterbaik kepada p'embangunannegara selain membantu me-ningkatkan sektor ekonomi ne-gara.

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matan kakitangan awam;' kata-nya ketika dihubungi UtusanMa-laysiadi sini hari ini.

Beliauberkata demikian ketikadiminta mengulas langkah ke-rajaan yang akan menyelaraskangaji Polis Diraja Malaysia(PDRM) pada Khamis ini. .

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Malaysiansets 3.GuinnessWorldRecordsBy Dawn (hanstreets@nstp.com.mv

SUBANG JAYA:Teenager LowYee Ming is the first Malaysianto have three Guinness WorldRecords (GWR)under his belt.

]n just under one hour onSaturday morning, the19-year-o]d made history bysetting two new GWR - the"Fastest 100m Ba]ancingaFoothall On The Head" and the"Fastest Mile Ba]ancing aFoothall On The Head" at theSubang Jaya Municipal Coun-cil Track Stadium. .

In the "Fastest Mile Balanc-ing a Football On The Head"record challenge: Low whowas clad in an orange singletbearing his name and blackshorts began his feat at8.33am by running four lapsaround the field to complete amile.

With his best friend AreefRuslan as his guide, Low,sporting red highlights on hishair, made it to the fmish linein eight minutes and 35 sec-onds, beating his personalrecord of 10 minutes and 44seconds.

Taking just half an hour toprepare for his second feat,Low-went against.GWR's re-quirement of 30 seconds forthe "Fastest 100m Balancing aFoothall On The Head" recordby doing it in 23.2 seconds.

His father, Sam Low, playedthe role of navigator to ensurethat he did not stray offcourse. .

Both of Low's feats werewitnessed by Olympic Councilsecretary-general Datuk SiehKok Chi.

Low's achievements are yetto be officially recogoised bythe Guinness World Recordsorganisation.

Low is also the holder of"The Greatest Distance Trav-elled Balancing A Football OnThe Head" GWR which he ac-complished on Aug 21 lastyear.

Low also qualified for threerecords in the Malaysian Bookof Records (MBR) - "TheGreatest Distance TravelledBalancing A Foothall OnTheHead"and "Fastest100mBal-ancing a Football On TheHead".

There is no "Fastest MileBalancing a Football OnTheHead" category in the MBR,whichuses the metric system.

Lowisalsoexpectedto qual-ifyfor MBR's"First Malaysianto create two records in oneday".

Speaking after he wascheered by the audience ofmore than 100, Low said hefelt good about the supportfromhis supporters and want-ed to inspire people around

him through his success."] am thankful for the sup-

port that] got..to makeMalaysiaproud and, most im-portantly' ] didit withthe hopethat by showcasing this talentof mine, I'll encourageMalaysians to soar to greaterheights.

"The weather was also onmyside. Todaywas the perfectday forme to set theserecords," he said.

The eldest ofthree siblings,Lowsaid he thought of settingthe record two months agoand had written to GWR,ex-pressing his wish to go for anew record for the "Fastest100mBalancingAFootballOnThe Head".

GWR suggested that heshould aim for a new recordforthe "FastestMileBalancingAFootballOnTheHead".

He began training threeweeks ago with Sam andAreef,intensifyingit in the lasttwoweeks.

"The 100m task looks easybut it isn't. On top of that, ]wasn't feeling too well in thestomach. This is more intenseand harder than the previoustime asI did two tasks in oneday.

"Thankfully, I was able topull through with supportfromSam and Areef.

"Wetrained day and nightand we began by doing it for50 metres and increasing it aswe gotbetter."

Sam, who took three weeksofffromhis business in Africa,said he was extremely proudofhiseldestson. .

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to training. He showed dedica-tion and determination. I trulybelieve he can do much igreater things in life," said the51-year-old.

Areef and Low have beenfriends since they were in Pri,mary 1 at SRJK (C) lick HunginSS19,here.

Areef said he was woroiedabout Low going off track ashe had to negotiate the trackwhile keeping the ball bal-3Jlced on his forehead.

"He did well. We aimed for10 minutes but he m3JIaged tocomplete it in eight minutes:,"said the Thnku Abdul RalunanCollege stndent.

Low, who has a Sports Sci-ence diploma from theManchester Metropolitan Uni-versity Football Academy inpartnership with NewcastleUnder Lyme College, is cur-rently on a one-year breakand is focusing on improvinghis football skills.

"] will return to the UnitedKingdom to pursue a BusinessManagement and Marketingdegree at Derby University.inSeptember.

"Football will always be mypassion. I may attempt tobreak another record before Ileave," he said.

Also present were Low'smother Hee Yeat Ling,siblingsYee Xin and Yee Jin and foot-ball.coach V. Kalimutn, Inter-national Basketball F.edera-tion Asia secretary-generalDatuk Yeoh Choo Hock andMBR research journalistAzrene Manap.

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