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MPK sita enam kilang proses plastik haram KLANG - Majlis Perban-daran Klang (MPK) telah me-nyita enam buah kilang mem-proses plastik kitar semula tidak berlesen dalam satu Operasi Bersepadu Pemerik-saan Kilang di Kawasan Per-industrian Air Hitam di sini semalam.

Pengarah Komunikasi Kor-porat MPK, Norfiza Mahfiz berkata, tindakan tersebut diambil di bawah Undang-undang Kecil Pelesenan Tred Perniagaan dan Perindus-trian (Majlis Perbandaran Klang) 2007.

Menurutnya, operasi ber-u bersama Jabatan

Alam Sekitar (JAS) negeri itu dilakukan susulan adu-

i aW> daripada penduduk dan pĕngilang di kawasan berke-

naan berhubung aktiviti pem-bakaran terbuka sehingga mendatangkan pencemaran bau kepada penduduk sekitar.

"Hasil pemeriksaan yang dilakukan, sebanyak tujuh premis didapati menjalankan aktiviti memproses dan me-nyimpan plastik kitar semula tanpa lesen daripada MPK.

"Notis pemberhentian ak-tiviti serta-merta telah dike-luarkan kepada pemilik tujuh premis itu dan mereka akur dengan arahan diberikan untuk memberhentikan ope-rasi," katanya dalam satu kenyataan di sini semalam.

Norfiza berkata, operasi bermula pukul 9 pagi dan ber-akhir dua jam kemudian itu disertai 30 anggota penguat kuasa MPK dan JAS negeri.

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Enakmen pusat asuhan perlu dipindaSHAH ALAM - Kerajaan Per-sekutuan dan pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT) di peringkat negeri perlu bekerjasama bagi membuat pindaan ter-hadap enekmen berkaitan penubuhan pusat asuhan yang dilihat merumitkan ba-nyak pihak.

Exco Kesihatan, Kebajik-an, Pemberdayaan Wanita dan Keluarga Selangor, Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud berkata se-cara umumnya, taska dan pusat asuhan yang ingin di-tubuhkan perlu memenuhi syarat ditetapkan oleh PBT namun terdapat beberapa perkara yang merumitkan sehingga menyukarkan urus-an bagi pembukaan premis tersebut.

“Sebagai contoh, jika ingin tubuhkan taska di ka-wasan perumahan, pengusa-ha pusat asuhan perlu men-

dapatkan persetujuan daripada jiran-jiran terlebih dahulu dan jika mereka tidak bersetuju maka premis itu tidak dapat beroperasi.

“Jadi perkara-perkara se-beginilah yang memerlukan pindaan di dalam enekmen berkenaan bagi memudah-kan proses untuk membuka taska atau pusat asuhan,”ka-tanya kepada pemberita se-lepas Majlis Penutup Rejuve-nasi Taska Tempat Kerja Peringkat Negeri Selangor yang berlangsung di Pusat Konvensyen Shah Alam (SACC) semalam.

Difahamkan, majlis ter-sebut dilaksanakan sejajar dengan pengumuman Tim-balan Perdana Menteri, Da-tuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail pada Julai lalu yang menggalakkan semua agensi dan jabatan kerajaan mewu-

judkan taska di tempat kerja masing-masing menjelang Januari tahun hadapan.

Mengulas lanjut menge-nai program berkenaan, Ma-riah berkata, penubuhan taska di tempat kerja melibat-kan agensi kerajaan dan swasta dapat meningkatkan produktiviti pekerja serta me-mudahkan wanita bekerlua-ga untuk menyumbangkan kemahiran mereka dalam meningkatkan ekonomi ne-gara.

“Kerajaan Selangor sedar akan kepentingan bagi me-nyediakan taska atau pusat asuhan yang berkualiti untuk pelapis generasi akan da-tang,” katanya.

Mariah berkata setiap ketua jabatan dan majikan swasta bagi merealisasikan penubuhan taska di tempat kerja masing-masing.

Mariah menyampaikan sijil kepada peserta program.

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‘Ganti segera papan tanda nama’Penduduk tak

puas hati nama jalan salah

MOHD IZZATUL IZUAN TAHIR

BAGAN TERAP

P enduduk yang menetap di Jalan Tanah Lesen 2020, di sini, meminta

Pejabat Daerah dan Tanah (PDT) Sabak Bernam mengganti segera papan tanda nama jalan kampung berkenaan.

Seorang penduduk, Shahbuddin Yusof, 52, berkata, penduduk hairan terdapat kesalahan pada papan tanda nama jalan kampung itu.

Menurutnya, papan

tanda jalan tertulis Jalan Desa Harmoni itu mula dipasang di laluan masuk kampung itu sejak enam bulan lalu.

"Walaupun ada tulisan kecil tertera Jalan Tanah Lesen kami tetap tak puas hati kerana nama utama jalan ini dah bertukar.

"Malah, kesalahan juga dikesan pada tulisan merah papan tanda ini yang tertulis Kampung Lubuk Pusing, sedangkan kampung ini terletak di Bagan Terap," katanya.

Shahbuddin berkata, sejak kesalahan tulisan pada papan tanda itu, ramai penduduk merungut berikutan surat tidak sampai ke rumah seperti sebelumnya.

"Kita minta supaya pihak berwajib mengambil tindakan serius bagi memastikan nama jalan ini ditukar kepada asal," katanya.

Mokhtar Sulaiman, 58,

Shahbuddin (kiri) dan Mokhtar menunjukkan papan tanda nama jalan yang didakwa salah.

berkata, penduduk sepatutnya dimaklumkan dengan lebih awal sekiranya berlaku perubahan pada nama jalan.

"Setahu saya, sehingga

kini, penduduk tak dimaklumkan tentang perubahan nama jalan ini," katanya.

Menurutnya, sejak kewujudan kampung itu,

penduduk menggunakan nama lama jalan itu bagi segala urusan surat-menyurat.

"Malah, akibat tak puas hati dengan kesalahan nama

jalan, penduduk bertindak membuang papan tanda ini berhampiran parit.

"Kita harap, selepas ini pihak berwajib lebih peka tentang kesalahan ini di kawasan lain," katanya.

Sehingga kini, sebanyak dua aduan dilaporkan di daerah ini berhubung kesalahan pada papan tanda nama jalan termasuk Jalan Cik Ros 2 di Kampung Tebuk Rasidin.

Penduduk dakwa, Jalan Cik Ros 2 tidak pernah wujud kerana selama ini, jalan itu dinamakan Jalan Haji Ros.

Papan tanda tertulis Kampung Lubuk Pusing, sedangkan kampung terletak di Bagan Terap

info

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Bakau penahan hakisan semulajadiSABAK BERNAM - Tanaman pokok bakau mampu mengukuhkan zon penahan hakisan secara semulajadi bagi melindungi pantai dan sungai.

Pegawai Daerah Sabak Bernam, Nasir Mamat berkata, masyarakat perlu sedar tentang kepentingan penjagaan alam sekitar yang seimbang untuk kesejahtera-an hidup.

"Alam sekitar ini tidak ternilai harganya dan kerosakan ke atasnya boleh mengundang malapetaka selain usaha untuk memulih semula pula mengambil masa serta kos yang tinggi," katanya.

Sebanyak 800 benih

Ini bagi menjamin ketahanan pesisiran kampung daripada

ancaman banjir yang berpunca daripada kemasukan air laut akibat benteng penahan pecah."- Nasir

pokok bakau dari spesies Bakau Kurap dan Bakau Minyak ditanam pada Program Pantai Indah Kampung Sungai Air Tawar Mukim Bagan Nakhoda Omar/ Sungai Air Tawar di Ban Sungai Air Tawar, di sini.

Seramai 350 penduduk dan penuntut institusi pengajian tinggi di daerah ini menyertai aktiviti menanam pokok bakau berkenaan.

Nasir berkata, program

seperti itu akan terus dilaksanakan dan menjadi salah satu agenda pejabat da-erah mengikut perancangan dari masa ke semasa.

"Ini bagi menjamin keta-hanan pesisiran kampung daripada ancaman banjir yang berpunca daripada kemasukan air laut akibat benteng penahan pecah atau rebak. Semuanya demi keselamatan penduduk sekitar," katanya.

Nasir (duduk, lima kiri) bergambar bersama sebahagian peserta pada Program Pantai Indah Kampung Sungai Air Tawar.

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Mangsa terima bantuan awal

N asib mangsa kebakaran di Pangsapuri Taman Pendamar Indah 2, di

sini Isnin lalu, mendapat per-hatian Menteri Pertahanan, Mohamad Sabu yang tampil menghulurkan bantuan awal sebanyak RM1,000.

Ahli Parlimen Kota Raja yang lebih dikenali sebagai Mat Sabu itu berkata, bantu-an selanjutnya akan diberi-kan kepada mangsa, P Sub-ramaniam, 52, dan keluarga mengikut laporan yang dite-rima daripada bomba.

Mat Sabu mendengar luahan Subramaniam yang tinggal sehelai sepinggang selepas rumah sewanya terbakar.

Mat Sabu ziarah, hulur

sumbangan kerajaan

AZIE YAHAYA

PELABUHAN KLANG

Keadaan rumah Subramaniam yang musnah 100 peratus dalam kebakaran Isnin lalu.

“Ia disalurkan menerusi peruntukan daripada Pejabat Parlimen Kota Raja, Pejabat Dun Sentosa dan Kerajaan Selangor.

"Kebakaran serius hanya melibatkan satu unit rumah, namun jika ada unit lain yang terkesan atau retak dengan insiden itu, kita minta peng-huni buat laporan kepada bomba dan polis untuk dite-liti sama ada masih selamat diduduki atau tidak," katanya selepas melawat rumah mangsa, semalam.

Turut serta, Ketua Bomba dan Penyelamat Zon Klang, Samsol Maarif Saibani.

Dalam kebakaran kira-kira jam 8.40 malam, Isnin lalu mengakibatkan Sumbra-manian dan keluarganya tinggal sehelai sepinggang manakala dua rumah jiran mereka mengalami kerosa-kan teruk.

Mangsa kini ditempatkan

di Dewan Orang Ramai Pan-damaran Jaya.

Sementara itu, Subrama-niam berkata, dia dan isteri terharu dengan keprihatinan semua pihak terutama Mat Sabu yang menghulurkan sumbangan.

“Kami ditempatkan di Dewan Orang Ramai Panda-maran Jaya. Ada kakitangan

Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM) yang bawa bantuan makanan dan keperluan lain.

“Terima kasih kepada se-mua pihak terutama YB (Mat Sabu) yang prihatin dengan �� dapat menampung perbelan-jaan kami,” katanya.

Subramaniam yang be-kerja sebagai pengawal kese-

lamatan berkata, ketika keja-dian dia dan isteri tiada di rumah kerana keluar mem-beli barangan dapur.

Dalam pada itu, Samsol Maarif memberitahu, keba-karan tersebut dipercayai ber-punca daripada kebocoran gas memasak, menyebabkan berlaku letupan lalu merebak ke dinding.

“Dinding itu kemudian-nya jatuh ke tingkat bawah dan menghempap sebuah kereta.

“Kebakaran berkenaan juga menyebabkan rumah mangsa musnah 100 peratus manakala ada beberapa ru-mah jiran terdekat turut mengalami kerosakan akibat letupan itu, katanya.

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Naib Ketua PKR Subang lapor SPRMSHAH ALAM - Naib Ketua Cabang PKR Subang, Mohd Majeman Nyono membuat laporan kepada Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) berhubung dakwaan pengundi ditawarkan wang berjumlah RM100 bagi me-milih calon-calon tertentu sewaktu pemilihan parti itu baru-baru ini.

Menurut Mohd Maje-man, pihaknya terpanggil untuk membuat laporan ber-kenaan susulan daripada seruan pucuk pimpinan par-ti yang menggesa agar ahli di peringkat akar umbi tampil bagi membuat pendedahan berhubung isu-isu melibat-kan politik wang tersebut.

“Ini merupakan kali per-tama insiden politik wang ini berlaku di Cabang Subang dan kami turut menyahut seruan kepimpinan parti agar membuat sebarang laporan kepada pihak berkuasa ber-hubung tindakan berkena-an,” katanya selepas selepas

membuat laporan di Ibu Pe-jabat SPRM Selangor sema-lam.

Mengulas lanjut, Mohd Majeman mendakwa seba-nyak kira-kira kurang daripa-da 50 orang ahli PKR cabang berkenaan ditawarkan wang bagi memilih calon-calon tertentu pada pemilihan par-ti tersebut.

Namun begitu, beliau berkata pihaknya tidak dapat membuat pendedahan seca-ra terperinci berhubung per-

kara terbabit bagi memudah-kan proses siasatan oleh SPRM selepas ini.

“Buat masa ini, kita tak boleh dedahkan siapa yang ditawarkan dan siapa yang menawarkan wang berkena-an sebab ia akan menganggu siasatan SPRM,”katanya.

Dalam pada itu, Mohd Majeman turut memaklum-kan bahawa beliau juga akan merujuk perkara tersebut kepada Jawatankuasa Pemi-lihan Parti (JPP) selepas ini bagi membolehkan tindakan selanjutnya diambil.

Tambah beliau, pihaknya juga menggesa agar SPRM dapat menjalankan siasatan dengan terperinci bagi me-mastikan pihak bertanggung-jawab dapat dihadapkan ke muka pengadilan.

“Kami juga harap agar JPP dapat membuat satu pe-milihan baharu di cabang Subang sekiranya pihak ter-babit didapati bersalah,”ka-tanya.

MOHD MAJEMAN

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Tindakan diambil kerana

melakukan pembakaran

terbuka

AZIE YAHYA

KLANG

nan Tred Perniagaan dan Perindustrian (MPK) 2007.

“Notis penutupan serta

merta dikeluarkan dan kese-mua premis telah disita serta dipasang tali kuning bagi

menghalang sebarang aktivi-ti di kilang terbabit,” katanya.

Tambah Norfiza, MPK

Enam kilang haram disita

S ebanyak enam kilang memproses plastik di kawasan Perindustrian

Air Hitam, di sini disita dalam operasi bersepadu Majlis Per-bandaran Klang (MPK) ber-sama Jabatan Alam Sekitar (JAS) Selangor, semalam.

Pengarah Jabatan Komu-nikasi Korporat MPK, Norfiza Mahfiz berkata, operasi dija-

Proses sitaan sedang dilakukan oleh pihak penguatkuasa.

lankan selepas menerima aduan daripada penduduk dan pengilang berhampiran terdapat aktiviti pembakaran terbuka sehingga menda-tangkan pencemaran bau.

Katanya, hasil pemerik-saan mendapati, kilang ter-babit beroperasi tanpa lesen dan mesin-mesin di kilang itu pernah disita sebelum ini ke-rana melanggar peraturan di bawah JAS.

“Bagaimanapun, pemilik kilang terbabit ingkar dan masih menjalankan aktiviti di premis itu tanpa memenuhi syarat-syarat yang ditetapkan seperti kebersihan sekeliling premis dan sebagainya,” ka-tanya.

Menurut beliau, pihak-nya turut mengeluarkan enam notis di bawah Un-dang-Undang Kecil Pelese-

akan terus membuat peman-tauan berkala bagi memasti-kan kilang itu tidak kembali beroperasi dan menghenti-kan aktiviti sepenuhnya.

“Operasi seperti ini akan diteruskan lagi di kawasan lain seperti di Telok Gong, Pulau Indah dan Pandamar-an bagi menghentikan aktivi-ti di kilang haram.

“Kita juga akan terus be-kerjasama dengan agensi lain untuk menyalurkan maklu-mat jika terdapat perkara menyalahi undang-undang di bawah bidang setiap agensi terlibat,” katanya.

Operasi bermula jam 9 pagi dan berakhir 1 tengah hari itu diketuai Timbalan Pengarah Perlesenan MPK, Mohd Fharulisa Md Isa ber-sama 30 anggota penguatku-asa MPK dan kakitangan JAS.

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Unsightly stretch Irresponsible residents and contractors are contributing to Sungai Merab village's rubbish problem, despite efforts by Sepang Municipal Council to stop illegal dumping. >3

Badge of shame in Sepang Sungai Merab villagers at a loss over illegal rubbish dumping Story and photos by GRACE CHEN [email protected]

DIRTY diapers, rotting bags of food waste, bundles of used clothing and broken furniture. These are what motorists will see when they drive along the roads of Sungai Merab, a village-in Sepang.

Long-time residents like Zulhelmi Seman, who has lived here for 15 years, remember Jalan Sungai Merab as a tranquil road flanked by lush greenery.

Today, it is an embarrassing eyesore where motorists are unwittingly assailed with the stench of rotting rubbish.

Over the past six years, it has worsened due to the growing population.

The unsightly trails of rubbish are often found at secluded stretches.

Three dumping spots were found along Jalan Sungai Merab during a visit.

One was at the junction turn-ing into Kampung Sungai Merab Hulu while another was several metres from the roundabout turning into Jalan Haji Yusoff.

Newly elected Kampung Sungai Merab village head Aris Said acknowledged the age old problem has become the area's badge of shame.

In the past, Aris said the Sepang Municipal Council (MPSepang) put up notices and cleaned the areas many times, but shortly after that, the place filled up with rubbish again.

He added that Jalan Sungai Merab was surrounded by 30 housing areas where the rubbish management was handled by the council.

"The most likely source of the rubbish could be from the tradi-tional villages, namely Kampung Sungai Merab Hulu, Kampung Sungai Merab Jaya and Kampung Sungai Merab. There are about 600 houses there."

In 2017, a research paper stated the average per capita generation of municipal waste in Malaysia was about 0.85 kg per person a day

There are many deductions as to the culprits to the rubbish problem here.

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An abandoned kiosk becomes a dumping ground along a road in Kampung Sungai Merab Hulu.

Hikmat says rubbish bins went missing after people complained about the stench near their homes.

bish in plastic bags and toss them out of moving vehicles are one of them while the other sus-pects are illegal private waste contractors.

"I know some villagers are paying these people to collect their rubbish daily for a monthly fee of between RM35 and RM50.

"However, these contractors may be taking the easy way out by throwing the waste by the roadside to save on tipping fees," said villager Md Derus Moran, who was born and bred in Sungai Merab.

MPSepang Health and Environment Department direc-tor Kuzaini Hamidon said in the

Md Derus suspects the rubbish problem is due to illegal private waste contractors.

past rubbish collection services were not extended to traditional villages as they did not pay assessments.

But as of last year, the Selangor Government issued a directive to local councils to extend domestic waste collection services to these areas.

Following this, centralised bins were placed at specific junc-tions in villages to allow resi-dents to dispose of rubbish, but this facility was abused by out-siders, namely hawkers, grocery shops and night market traders who filled these bins beyond their capacity.

Hikmat Surajat, who has lived

in Sungai Merab for 30 years and is head of the Indonesian community, revealed what hap-pened to these bins.

"Because collection was done only every two days, excluding weekends, people living nearby started to complain about the stink.

"As no one wanted to have a smelly rubbish bin in front of their house, the bin went miss-ing," said Hikmat.

In Sepang alone, dozens of these bins were believed to be stolen as suspected by the authorities.

Kumpulan Darul Ehsan Berhad Waste Management Sdn Bhd managing director Ramli Mohd Tahir said as the company responsible for waste collection in Sepang, he understood the villagers' plight and would visit the area before deciding on the next course of action.

"If we need to place more bins; we will do it," said Ramli.

MPSepang councillor Nor Mohd Zulkarnain Abdul Yazid said from what he has learned at council meetings, budget appli-cations may see additional enforcement personnel being put on the council payroll by next year to beef up enforcement at illegal dumping hotspots.

CCTVs are also being consid-ered to catch culprits.

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Attracted by a bundle of castaway clothes, passers-by stop to pick and choose from the pile.

STARMETRO, FRIDAY 2 NOVEMBER 2018

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MBPJ reminds food operators to maintain cleanliness

Mohd Azizi (second from left) presenting an award to Original Penang Kayu Nasi Kandar owner and managing director Burhan Mohamed under the 24-hour restaurant category. Looking on are MBPJ Environment and Health department assistant director Mahzura Mohd Amin (left) and MBPJ councilor Ahmad Akhir Pawan Chik (right).

CHRISTINA LOW [email protected]

MANY restaurants and food stalls in Petaling Jaya are known for their endless array of flavourful delights, however not all of these are clean in the eyes of the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ).

"When it comes to service I have to applaud the Indian-Muslim res-taurants or the mamak outlets for their excellent customer service,

"The moment you step into an outlet, a waiter will be at your table," said Petaling Jaya mayor Datuk Mohd Azizi Mohd Zain dur-ing the award presentation to Clean Food Premises in the city.

Mohd Azizi said he enjoyed eat-ing out and always made it a point to observe the shop's cleanliness.

"Whenever I go to a mamak res-taurant, their table service is excel-lent but they lack in cleanliness and it an issue that needs to be looked into," he said, adding that the city currently has 98 restau-rants operating 24-hours a day.

These eateries, he said need to take a two-hour break daily to clean up their premises but not all were following MBPJ's ruling."We monitored 75 of the outlets and we found only 70% obeyed the ruling

to close between 4am and 6am, "The city council cannot be going

to every outlet, daily, so we hope restaurant owners will be more proactive in wanting to keep their restaurants clean," he said, urging Indian-Muslim operators to clean their premises regularly.

He said all areas in a restaurant should be kept clean at all times, not just the dining and kitchen

area. "If a customer enters your outlet

and finds the toilet is dirty, it may deter them from ordering food from your restaurant," he said, adding that customers who walk away after a bad experience would likely not return again.

At the event attended by restau-rant owners and operators in Petaling Jaya, Mohd Azizi also

shared with them his visit to a rest and recreation stop near Bukit Jalil.

He had stopped over for a drink but when their orders arrived, his driver found a cockroach floating in his glass.

"My tea was okay but my driv-er's teh ais wasn't, we saw a cock-roach floating in the drink. We will never go back there again," he said before presenting awards to win-ners from eight categories.

Mohd Azizi also urged restau-rant operators to ensure their kitchen staff and waiters were well groomed.

"Cleanliness and safety includes the people working for you. Nowadays, customers are more social media savvy and they can tarnish the name of your outlet overnight by posting photos of dirty restaurants on the Internet," he said before presenting awards to 85 food premises.

The awards was introduced in 2010 and the city council wants it to be an annual affair.

It features 12 categories; air con-ditioned restaurants, non air condi-tioned restaurants, fast food out-lets, restaurant in a shopping mall, 24-hour outlets, bakery, primary and secondary school canteens,

hotels, privately managed food courts, MBPJ food stalls and stalls in MBPJ food complex.

"Next year, we may reduce the number of winners or focus on just the top 20 cleanest outlets," he said adding the winners would then be featured and promoted by MBPJ.

Winners in the non-air condi-tioned category were Kanna Curry House (Section 17), Raju Restaurant (Section 5), Ana Patin House (Mutiara Damansara), Thong Kee Sea Park, Strawberry Fields Cafe, Mohd Chan Kitchen (Dataran Glomac), Macha & Co (Kota Damansara), Next Station Restaurant, Devi's Corner (Section 5), SS Gamelan, Ajmeer Curry House, and Hiong Seng Kitchen.

The bakery category saw only five winners; Baiwago Plus Cafe (SS2), La Bohemo One Utama, Bake & Brew, Kory (Starling) and Wondermilk while the air-condi-tioned restaurant category's 12 winners were Hometown Hainan Coffee (Sea Park), Taj Briyani House, George Town (Jaya 33), Restaurant Sri Thai, Eatscape Cafe, Restaurant Ratha, Mum's Place, Restaurant Sederhana, Stalkers Cafe, Vanilla Place Cafe, Restaurant Khatijah and Fei-Fei Crab.

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Reshaping public spaces By EDWARD RAJENDRA [email protected]

A COLLABORATIVE effort between the Selayang Municipal Council (MPS) and Taman Greenwood resi-dents to redesign public spaces in Selayang is currently under way.

The initiative seeking to foster better understanding between resi-dents and MPS will include stake-holders' suggestions on redesign-ing public areas.

Gombak Setia assemblyman Muhammad Hilman Idham, who is spearheading the "Greenwood, the New Outlook" project, said the rejuvenation effort was more than just about having better designs as it would focus on creating a social identity to uplift the area.

He said residents' feedback was required as the project was still in its infancy.

"We want to turn the stretch off Jalan Batu Caves from the intersec-tions of DUKE Highway and Jalan Gombak into recreational open spaces.

"MPS held a discussion where urban planners tapped into resi-dents' ideas and insights on how the open spaces should be utilised," said Muhammad Hilman.

MPS carried out site visits with residents and traders to determine details including entrance to the area.

He said that residents were eager to participate in the project because they wanted a play a role and have a say in the direction of Taman Greenwood's future.

"A collaborative approach between MPS' urban planners, engineers and the public is the most effective way to revitalise public places.

"With people's suggestions, the council can create a common vision for Taman Greenwood's public space," he said.

MPS councillor Anfaal Saari said engaging with the people to rede-

Selayang Municipal Council gets residents' input to redesign open areas near neighbourhoods

Mokhtar Affandi (fourth from right) at the meeting with Taman Greenwood traders.

sign the entire stretch into a vibrant space would allow the pro-ject to kick off faster.

"Unlike rigid planning processes, we are now involving stakeholders to voice their aspirations for their neighbourhood.

"MPS will seek residents' feed-back for other projects," she said adding that Muhammad Hilman's approach to the project would help the council overcome problems with regards to underused parks and development projects.

"Community input is important to ensure sustainable implementa-tion of a project," she said.

MPS Gardens and Recreational Department director Mokhtar Affandi Abdul Ghani said softscape and hardscape landscaping would be incorporated in the project for residents' benefit.

Muhammad Hilman is instrumental in getting people's feedback for the project. - Filepic

"I will continue to advocate a community-driven approach for all projects," he said.

Mokhtar Affandi added that MPS

hoped to encourage senior citizens to use the public areas as there would be exercise equipment and park benches for their benefit.

Anfaal says the council will consider public opinion for future projects.

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New facilities at Shah Alam lake park Canopy walk and bicycle track among latest draws for children B y E M I R A F A R A H N A Z

m e t r o ( a ) t h e s t a r . c o m . m y

CANOPY bridge, lookout tower, suspension bridge and bicycle track are among features chil-dren can look forward to at Taman Tasik Shah Alam.

The new facilities were launched by Raja Muda of Selangor Tengku Amir Shah Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah.

The 52ha man-made park is surrounded by housing areas, the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah mosque, Sirim Bhd building and Shah Alam PKNS Complex.

The beautifully landscaped park has well-kept lawns and its freshwater lake attracts migrato-ry birds such pelicans.

The park is children-friendly and families are welcome to bring their own bicycles to cycle on the track.

Shah Alam mayor Datuk Ahmad Zaharin Mohd Saad said the close to RM1.9mil project started in December last year.

"Built inside the park com-pound, the bicycle track will make it easier and safer for chil-dren to enjoy cycling.

"The bicycle track also comes

with safety signboards and benches for parents to observe them.

"Another 46m-long bridge was built specially for children and the council has taken into con-sideration the safety of the users.

"Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) will maintain the beauty and cleanliness of this park.

"We also plan to do a series of green initiatives called Shah Alam Tree for Life which will be supported by private organisa-tions.

"I hope visitors will take good care of all the facilities in this park and at the same time nur-ture the importance of maintain-ing a green and healthy environ-ment for the younger genera-tion," he added.

The new canopy bridge stretches for 147.6m and is 3m above the ground while the sus-pension bridge is 60m long.

Visitors can enjoy the best from the 6m-high lookout tower.

Taman Tasik Shah Alam has long been a place for recreation-al activities especially on week-ends.

The newly added facilities are expected to encourage more resi-dents to embrace a green and healthy lifestyle.

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Stop-work order for contractor Residents alarmed by soil dumping activity at hill slope in Taman Ukay Heights

Taman Ukay Heights residents were alarmed when they saw lorries dumping earth and rubble into the ravine along Jalan Teberau.

By SHALINI RAVINDRAN [email protected]

A CONTRACTOR for a slope strengthening and stabilisation pro-ject in Taman Ukay Heights, Ampang was issued a stop-work order following concerns highlight-ed by nearby residents.

The Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) issued the stop-work order to the contractor who was carrying out works on a pri-vately-owned land along Jalan teberau.

Residents were alarmed upon discovering the land clearing and earth filling activities carried out at the site - especially since a notice board at the entrance to the site stated the project was only for mon-soon drain repair and slope stabili-sation works.

Resident Tan Sri VC George said they assumed MPAJ was undertak-ing these works as the notice board carried the council's logo.

"But for the past month, we noticed relays of 20-tonne lorries dumping soil into the lot which is a ravine with steep slopes which has a gradient of more that 45 degrees.

"We estimate that 60,000 tonnes

of soil and rubble had been dumped and loaded on to the slope skirting the ravine at Jalan Tebrau," he said during a press conference yesterday.

Alarmed that contractors were not adhering to development rules, residents contacted Ampang MP

Zuraidah Kamarudin on Monday who directed them to liaise with MPAJ councillor D. Nallan over the issue.

"He immediately visited the site and contacted MPAJ to get clarifica-tion on the issue.

'It was only then that we learned

that the works were being carried out by the land owners and not by MPAJ.

"There is a significant danger for soil erosion as all the trees, shrubs and vegetation have been cleared," George said, adding any landslide could bring down houses above the work site as well.

A retired Court of Appeal judge, George also pointed out that filling up the whole depth of the ravine with soil and rubble would result in a change in the topography and contour of the slopes to create a dangerous situation that contra-vened the Town and Country Planning Act 1976.

Jalan Teberau resident Ming Tung said the situation was particu-larly worrisome as a stream that was running through the property had been diverted during the works.

"It was one of the major drainage system for Taman Ukay Heights and now water is flowing in different directions and may even be seeping underground," she said.

Resident Safinah Yaakob said a huge tree on the slope along Jalan Teberau almost crashed into her home more than a week ago as the

heavy vehicles plying the road had loosened the topsoil.

"It missed our house by three feet but damaged the water pipes and we have not had water since then," she said.

When contacted, MPAJ Engineering Department director Zafrul Fazry Mohd Fauzi confirmed that the stop-work order had been issued and served to the contractor on Wednesday following a site visit.

"The applicants were given approval to carry out slope stabili-sation and strengthening works within their boundaries as well as rectification of monsoon drain.

"The slopes had signs of weak-ness which was why approval was given for earth dumping and com-pacting," he said.

He added the 14-day stop-work order was issued because of aggres-sive traffic flow and unsafe work conditions.

"The contractor will have to rear-range the traffic flow and then only will they be allowed to use one spe-cific route in and out of the area.

"They will also have to build silt traps, wash troughs and repair the damaged roads caused by the heavy vehicles," Zafrul added.

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MPK setting up committee to oversee complaints By BRENDACH'NG [email protected]

A SIVIALL complaints committee will soon be formed at Klang Municipal Council (MPK) to improve the existing system.

The main problem is that resi-dents do not receive feedback on their complaints.

"Even I am not aware of the sta-tus of complaints I have received and forwarded to the relevant officers," said MPK president Datuk Mohamad Yasid Bidin at the full board meeting.

"No one keeps me updated," he said, adding that residents should be updated and alerted on the status of their complaints.

The complaints committee idea was proposed by councillor Tan Jee Kian and will be chaired by Mohamad Yasid.

The committee-will monitor all complaints and ensure they are attended to quickly.

"This committee will comprise no more than one third of council-lors, as well as department heads from engineering, parks and health," he said, adding that these departments received the most number of complaints over the years.

Mohamad Yasid said complaints should be taken seriously as there were two cases, recently, where the complainants sued MPK demand-ing for compensation.

One of it involved a fatal acci-dent in Pulau Indah due to a pot-hole.

"I received a complaint on the pothole in the evening and it was forwarded immediately to the engi-neering team.

"However, before we could take action the next morning, the acci-dent happened the same night," he said, adding that MPK would take full responsibility and compensate the victim's family.

The second case also involved a pothole on a road shoulder in Bayu Tinggi that damaged a car.

Some councillors proposed that safety barriers be put in place to warn other motorists.

On a separate matter, councillors voted against traders selling pre-mixed drinks or cordials as well as on-site cooking at festive bazaars in Klang.

This matter was raised after traders at the Deepavali bazaar in Jalan Tengku Kelana requested permission to cook at their stalls and sell drinks, which were usually sold in either plastic bags or cups.

"We cannot allow this due to safety concerns. We don't want vis-itors getting injured from the hot wok or a fire," he said, adding that the same rules would apply to Ramadan bazaar traders in Jalan Taiping.

Mohamad Yasid said MPK did not encourage the sale of drinks to prevent Uttering.

He said visitors to the Deepavali bazaar could go to the various res-taurants along Jalan Tengku Kelana for their meals.

The topic of stray dogs caught by the council was also discussed.

MPK caught 5,867 stray dogs this year after receiving 1,672 com-plaints to date.

"We caught about 50 strays in Pulau Ketam alone recently," he said.

Last year, MPK caught 11,987 stray dogs.

He advised dog owners to apply for a licence that costs RM10 per dog a year which has to be renewed annually, and that 1,169 dog licences were issued this year compared to 1,345 last year.

Residents are also advised to stay safe and prepare to face the north-east monsoon until the end of the year.

"The state government has

requested all local governments to be prepared and monitor flood-prone areas.

'In Klang, they are Kampung Telok Gong, Kampung Perigi Nenas Pulau Indah, Bandar Puteri, Kampung Delek and Persiaran Hamzah Alang," he said.

Transit centres have been set up at community halls in Meru, Kampung Kuantan, Sentosa and Telok Pulai, Telok Nipah, Pulau Indah, Kampung Delek, SK Telok Gong and SJK(C) Lee Min Kampung Telok Gong.

"I've also requested for all our officers to be ready to provide logistics and manpower.

"It includes monitoring and cleaning all drainage channels in Klang, especially in flood hotspots to ensure smooth water flow," he said.

Its Pantas Squad is available 24 hours a day to monitor flood-prone areas and offer immediate assistance.

Mohamad Yasid assured resi-dents in Bandar Puteri that the flash floods on Tuesday was not due to the monsoon season but ongoing drainage works by the Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID), scheduled for completion early next year.

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•古腰路水患情形，而清楚看见新増加的

水泵就在眼前。

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汉及总秘书蔡恵丰联合促请會州政府及梳邦再也

市议会，公开解释为何对沙登公民华小校园逢雨

必浸事件置之不理达8年之久，这对培育孩子的教

育中心不公平且不合理的对待，这也显示阻碍华教发展的一项强烈讯息。

该华团也要雪州政府与市议会解释为何由代议

士所宣布超过千万令吉拨款，作为解

决沙登古腰河与史里肯邦安第5区及其

他地区的水患问题，但水患依然持续

发生的原因。

该华团接获有关上述地区居民申诉

发生水患问题后发表文告作上述的表

需付出沉重維修費用

文告指出，沙登华团了解到昨曰

(31曰）傍晚沙登公民华小再度遭受

水患影响，该校从2010年开始至今受

到逢雨必浸的威胁，校方从不间断把

水灾实况以图并茂提呈至雪州大臣，

市议会要求协助解决处理校园水浸问

题，但水患依然发生，令使董家教

和师生面对困难，并付出沉重维修费

用。 i告指出，尽管耗资362万令吉在古

____腰河边装置3个电子化水泵已在5月间

竣工，可是古腰河边的古腰路一带仍

面对水患威胁，而史里肯邦安第5区一

些民宅也因排水系统欠佳而遭受水患

•影响，居民苦不堪言。

文告说，沙登华团期望沙登与史里

肯邦安地区的多年来水患问题能获得

有关当局关注而彻底解决之。

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02 Nov 2018China Press, Malaysia

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•今年的清洁运动共有160名GSK员工参与，集体参与在3个地区，即淡江、八打

灵再也和双威镇同时进行的清洁运动，前排左起为阿都阿茲及Bryan Wong。

体参与在3个地区，即淡

江、八打灵再也和双威镇

同时进行的清洁运动。

去年，G S K首个东南亚

骨痛热症调查结果揭露，

仅有稍逾半数的受访者表

GSK對抗骨痛熱症聯盟發動

3地區同步辦清潔運動 (吉隆坡1日讯）由G S K

消费保健品公司创建的 “对抗骨痛热症联盟”

(ADD)于今日发起一项

清洁运动，旨在帮助减少

巴生谷地区日趋增加的骨

痛热症病例，尤其是雪兰

莪州。

该公司总经理B r y a n

Wong指出，雪州地区病例

占全国病例50%以上，令

人担忧，因骨痛热症会导

致致命性的并发症。

他说，G S K与其他“对

抗骨痛热症联盟”合作夥

伴一直都致力于推动骨痛

热症预防措施，打造一个

更干净的巴生谷地区，同

时也为居民提供更安全的民仕平不谙

“这项°清洁运动的推行

恰逢其时，因我国已开始

进入季候风时期，希望今

天的努力不仅能启发其他

人保持周围环境干净卫

生，同时教育他们有关骨

痛热症的危险性，因为骨

痛热症可能会致命！ ”

他今日出席有关活动

时，这么指出。出席者包

g安邦再也市议员阿都阿

兹。

尋找蚊子繁殖地方

“对抗骨痛热症联盟”

今年的清洁运动共有

160名GSK员工参与，而

Guardian马来西亚分公

司、安邦和梳邦再也当地

市议会也共襄盛举，集

示他们了解骨痛热症的知

识。

除了清洁居住地区，清

洁团队也肩负起巡逻任

务，寻找可能成为蚊子繁

殖温床的地方。

如果他们发现任何可能

滋生蚊子的地方，清洁团

队会用旗子标识这个地

方，同时通知相关地区的

当地市议会，促请他们每

个星期进行后续视察。

•Bryan Wong (中）将杀幼虫剂倒人可能繁殖黑斑

蚊的容器中。

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花园（Bukit Rahman Putra)斜坡旁开辟新路，疑在施工期间没

有妥当防范措施，在施工中泥土流失，以致1间位于角落的住宅

单位屋身、地上龟裂。

屋圭沈祺明指出，其屋子是在新开

辟道路上方，有关工程是2017年年中

开始，于今年9月竣工，期间导致其

房屋和屋地龟裂。

官員巡視5次沒下文

他向《中国报》记者投诉时，曾多

次向莎阿南市政厅投诉，官员也来巡

视了 5次，可是现在却没了下文。

沈祺明说，承包商在进行工程初

期，在施工中所发出震动，导致斜坡

上方的泥土从地下流失，引起路面和

屋子出现龟裂。

他屋子旁的院子地面出现裂痕，可

以看到砖片有高低裂缝、院内的小鱼

塘也遭殃，水位每天都低4寸、5寸，

以致需要每天加水。

他说，屋院外的沟渠壁也有裂缝，

且每日都增扩，让人担心房屋的其它

裂缝会加扩，最终酿成一发不可收拾

的局面。

他指出，当时情况严重，加上每曰

的工程施工，即使在屋内，也会听到

屋内的餐桌用具被震得发出声音。

“后来，承包商在斜坡处打桩，打

入铁柱来巩固土石，才维持现况，可

是，我们并不知道路下的泥土结构状况，担心情况会加剧。”

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沈祺明：拒隨便修補建議

沈 4其明说，市政厅曾给的建议是以石柱

t来做屋院外的沟渠壁支撑，可是他认

为，这并不是一个一劳永逸的解决方案，

且没有说服力，因此拒绝了当局的相关建

议。

i也控诉，承包商的工人曾尝试用洋灰来

修补裂缝，可是也被他拒绝。

“这么随便、儿戏的修补工作，怎么让人接受？ ”

沈祺明指出，除了屋身和道路出现龟

裂，承包商在施工时拆除了斜坡围篱，梭

工后也无把围篱修回，导致许多外来人从

斜坡处爬进住宅区，引起治安方面的不

° 本报记者尝试联络莎阿南再也市政厅的

双溪毛糯分局，并向当局反映屋主面对的

问题和投诉多次不果一事，对方回应指，

将再重新呈上投诉，转交给相关的单位。

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陈传安（中）代表移交各2000令吉予2个慈善团体代表。左起江保豫、姚亚坤与伍醒罱，右起

为吴多庆、阿耶沙米及杨忠明等。

杨忠明：保障宗教声誉

神庙联会可杜绝神棍 (巴生1日讯）巴生皇城道教

联合会会氏杨忠明说，成立联

合会不仅可团结巴生神庙，同

时杜绝神棍问题，保障宗教声

誉及保护信徒免受害。

“成立联合会后，神庙之

间得以互通信息，彼此关照合

作，让神棍无所遁形，伤害无

辜信徒。为保障神庙获得健康

发展，联合会希望继续凝聚大

家的力量，并以维护神庙利益

为使命。”

他日前出席巴生加埔路二

支兰斗班让幸福花园的崑崙

坛，庆祝萧公圣君暨诸神举行

千秋宝诞平安宴时这么说。

崑崙坛主席陈传安指出，

崑崙坛是巴生唯一使用扶鸾进

行各项庆典与问事的神庙，此

传统道教文化值得发扬光大，

因目前设在住宅区花园，场地

受限，希望雪州政府拨出庙

地，供设立宽敞空间，进行上

述庆典活动。

该庙也捐助2个慈善团

体，即巴生忙爱之家和莲花生

慈爱之家，由陈传安代表移交

捐款，由顾问江保豫、姚亚

坤、总务吴多庆与法律顾问阿

耶沙米律师等见证。

出席友庙包括两天宫郑添

宝、寿黾庙主席庄乙豹、白音

宫陈民、林之龙、巾和宫潘先

杏、拿督陈盛发、云丹宫师父

及该庙顾问等。

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02 Nov 2018Nanyang Siang Pau, Malaysia

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查封6機洋垃圾厂 (巴生1日讯）巴生市议会今早突击黑水村，发现7间洋垃圾

厂非法操作，马上查封了 6间并充公所有机器。

市议会放话将全面和非法洋垃圾场宣战，这个月会继续

获雪州环境局、移民局、雪州水供公司、国能等各单位配

合，到各地展开突击行动，特别是常被投诉洋圾厂林立的地

区。

曰前巳圈定的“热区”，

H除了今旱取缔的万津路

黑水村外，还有直落昂、英达岛

及班达马兰一带。

巴生市议会公关诺菲莎说，

市议会是接获投报后，今早由环

境局官员配合，30余人联袂展开

行动，结果大有所获。

她说，当地共有7间塑料再

循环厂，全部违例操作，市议会

发出警告并马上查封其中6间。

充公所有机器

市议会官员是援引2007年贸

易、商业及工业执照费法令（巴

生市议会）查封这些工厂，环境

局也依据相关法令，充公这些工

厂的机器。

她说，0前，这些工厂无法

继续操作，市议会将在工厂人口

处围起警戒线，直到业者获得准

证为止。

她也说，这并非市议会首次

取缔，环境局曾经充公过机器和

查封非法丁厂，但业者冥顽不

灵，在当局执法后乂偷偷操作。

她说，这些违法工厂不只非

法处理塑料，甚至露天焚烧塑料

导致工业区飘散臭味，市议会也

不断接获投诉。

她强调，环境污染破坏大自

然和影响居民健康，市议会将继

续严厉执法，确保不会再有违例

洋垃圾厂。厂内的洋垃圾堆积如山，至少有三四个成人的高度

巴生市会突击黑水村健康和破坏环境。

厂违法操守，影响居民的

诺菲查：市议会不允许工

dm

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02 Nov 2018Nanyang Siang Pau, Malaysia

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公民华小又水灾沙登华团促解费

沙登公民华小深受逢雨成灾的问题困扰，沙登华团联

合总会呼吁州政府关注及协助解决。

吉隆坡1日讯I沙登

公民华小昨晚再次一雨

成灾。对此，沙登华团

联合总会促请雪州政府

及梳邦再也市议会公开

解释，为何斥资打造的

治水计划依然无法解决

问题。

该会会长拿督叶炳汉及

总秘书蔡惠丰联合发表文告

批评，雪州政府及梳邦再也

市议会对沙登公民华小校园

逢雨成灾的问题置之不理长

达8年之久。

文告说，这是对培育孩

子的教育中心不公平且不合

理的对待，同时也是阻碍华

教发展的一项强烈讯息。

维修费沉重

「我们也要雪州政府与

梳邦再也市议会解释为何由

代议士所宣布超过千万零吉

拨款作为解决沙登古腰河与

史里肯邦安第5区及其他地

区的治水计划，至今未见成

效，水灾依然持续发生。」

文告指，尽管耗资362

万令吉在古腰河边装置3个电

子化水泵已在5月间竣工，可

是古腰河边古腰路一带仍面

对水患，而史里肯邦安第5区

一些民宅因排水系统欠佳而

遭受水患影响，居民苦不堪

言。

文告也说沙登公民华小

从2010年开始至今受到逢雨

必浸的威胁，校方从不间断

把水灾实况以图并茂提呈至

雪州州务大臣署及梳邦再也

市议会，要求当局协助解决

处理校园水灾问题，不过水

灾问题一再发生，令使董家

教和师生面对困难，且需要

承担沉重的维修费用。

文告说，沙登华团期望

沙登与史里肯邦安地区的多

年来水患问题能获得有关当

局关、/主而彻底解决之。

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02 Nov 2018Oriental Daily News, Malaysia

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•公民华小逢雨必浸情形

公民華小;^奄水沙登華團：老問題何時解決？

(沙登1日讯）从2010年开始就饱受闪电水灾影

响的沙登公民华小，在昨日下午的一场豪雨之后再

度淹水，以致沙登华团联合总会发文告，怒轰州政

府与梳邦再也市议会“坐视不理”，让该校付出沉

重维修费用。

沙登华团联合总会会长拿督叶炳汉及总秘书蔡惠丰联

合促请，雪州政府及梳邦再也市议会公开解释，为何对沙

登公民华小校园逢雨必浸事件置之不理达8年之久？

“这对培育孩子的教育中心不公平且不合理的对待，

这也显示阻碍华教发展的‘项强烈讯息。”

该华团发表文告说，为何由人民代议士所宣布超过

千万令吉拨款，作为解决沙登古腰河与史里肯邦安第5区及

其他地区的水患问题，但水患依然持续发生？

文告称，校方从不间断把水灾实况，以图文并茂提皇

至雪州大臣署和梳邦再也市议会，要求协助解决校园淹水

问题，但水患依然发生，令董家教和师生不断面对水患困

境，并付出沉重维修费用。

)及蔡惠丰 hdwmm 古

腰路

文 jb. 士匕 n 1曰

_

、校舍走廊也变成了水道 •古腰路水患情形

的水泵就在眼前。

而清楚看见新增加

.出，

尽管耗资362

万令吉在古腰

河边装置的3

个电了•水泵

已在5月间竣工，可是，占

腰河边的古腰路一带仍面对

水患威胁，而

导致史里肯邦

安第5区--些

民宅也因排水

系统欠佳而遭

受水患影响，

居民苦不堪 ==：。

文告说，

沙登华团期望沙登与

史里肯邦安地区的多

年来水患问题，能获

得有关当局关注而彻

底解决。

册币

面

對 7JC

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脅

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02 Nov 2018Sin Chew Daily, Malaysia

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(八打灵再也1日讯）

有句话说，健全人有义务

帮助障友跨越障碍；不

过，需依靠轮椅代步的八

打灵再也市议员潘银珠，

反而积极帮助广大灵市民

众处理民生问题，证明身

体残缺并不会阻碍与限制

她迈前！

“虽然残障，但是我也可

以帮助他们（居民）处理民生

问题！ ”

现年36岁的潘银珠，今

年7月受委为八打灵再也市议

员，任期2年，成为八打灵再

也市政厅第3名障友市议员，

之前的障友市议员分别是安东

尼西瓦芭兰和谢秀贞。

潘银珠的领养区包括SS23

(东南亚花园）、SS24 (美嘉

花园）及SS26 (美阳花园），

当时宣誓不久后的潘银珠便拜

访领养区域的居民，了解当地

的民生问题。

開車訪領養區居民感動 |银珠接受《大都会》

社区报记者专访时

说，她第‘次拜访SS26的居民

的那日刚巧遇上雨天，她选择

自己开车过去，因为她认为残

障不会限制她为民服务，这个

举动感动了居民。

“我那时刚受委，所以我

要去到访领养区和认识居民。

虽然下雨，不过我还是自己过去，他们看到觉得很感动。”

她指出，有些居民向她反

映，他们针对某个问题向有关

当局投诉长达一年，却无人理

会与处理，直到有她接手跟进

处理，令居民感到开心，而潘

银珠则视为鼓励和推动力。

潘银珠表示，她所接触到

的民生问题大部分都是路灯、

路洞、沟渠阻塞、流浪狗，公

园设施、没有修剪树枝等问

盼靈市成宜居模範城市银珠说’市议员的

1 m身分，加上担任市

政厅社会小组及发展小组的成

员，她需要到市政厅出席的会

议也增加。

她指出，她希望居民明

白，市议员可以跟进或给予建

议，但是最终还是得交由市政

厅去推动或批准。

潘银珠期望八打灵再也居

民的投诉会越来越少，那么大

家住在这个城市也会开心、和

谐，让八打灵再成为宜居、模

范与无障碍的城市

潘银珠（前排左）第

•嘉玛莉亚（后排右二）的州选区迎来4名新

面孔市议员，潘银珠（前）是其中一位。后

排左起是古拉杜莱茵和卢宜斯。后排右一为

梁启靖。（照片源自嘉玛莉亚的脸书）

&一次会见SS 26区居民

f时却遇上大雨，居民们：

纷纷为她撑伞挡雨。• 6

盼提升無障礙設施 �M•银珠说，担任市议

员后，她出外的次

数变得比以往多，除了自驾

以外，她有时候也会选择乘

坐市政厅免费提供的Transit

0KU无障碍客货车（van )视

察民生问题的地点。

她说，她所开的自动排

挡轿车是经过改装，可以用

手操作油门和刹车器，上车

前后自行抬轮椅进出轿车。

因为本身是名障友，潘

银珠更懂得障友的需求，她

•位于 SS2/24

路及SS2/59路

的美门总部和

残障领袖培训

中心大楼工程

目前还在等待

完工及符合证

书(CCC)，

获得有关证书

后即可进行装

修。

希望八打灵再也能够提升无

障碍设施，让灵市有朝一 R

成为模范城市。

她分享说，SS24商业

区是旧式商店，缺乏障友停

车位，而且地势高低及走廊

设计对行动不便的人士不友

善，这些都需要时间改善々

此外，她也将会建议

市政厅提供的灵市城市巴士

服务扩大至其领养区，包括

东南亚花园，让当地市民受

惠u

�M•银珠也是美门残障关怀基

作9金会的副总千事，她说，

她非常感谢行动党雪州主席兼白沙罗

区国会议员潘俭伟和其它推荐人推举

她，让她代表非政府组织出任八打灵

再也市议员。

她说，当时是行动党万达镇州议

员嘉玛莉亚和市议员王绥生找她，表

达推荐之意。

“我感到很惊喜，但却也很担

心自己无法胜任，所以考虑了数个星期”

“感动的是美门管理委员会主

席、董事给予鼓励，最后我也答应

(担任市议员）了。”

作为毫无议员经验的新人，潘

银珠非常感恩遇到一支具有凝聚力和

团结的队伍，与嘉玛莉亚、万达镇选

区旗下的区（zone)的市议员相处融

洽，大家都会互相帮忙和提点。

获王绥生嘉玛莉亚指导

除了潘银珠，其他在万达镇州选

区旗下的市议员是王绥生、梁启靖、

卢宜斯和古拉杜莱茵。

“我们会定期在每个星期开--

次会议，不然也会至少2周开一次，

大家讨论各区面对的问题，大家一起

讨论如何解决。王绥生和嘉玛莉亚上

届都曾担任市议员，有一定的经验，

所以都会指导我们如何处理民生问题。”

殘障領袖培訓中心明年啟用

另 -方面，潘银珠指

出，位于SS2/24路及

SS2/59路的美门总部和残障领袖

培训中心大楼工程目前还在等

待完工及符合证书（CCC )，获

得有关证书后即可进行装修工

作#

她说，-旦装修工作完

成，预计明年2月可以启用，3

月3日举办开幕典礼。

潘银珠表示，残障领袖培

训中心所提供的课程包括自立

生活课程、烘焙课程及缝纫课

程等，而美门也计划从明年开

始，让障友把咖啡豆制成咖啡

粉，包装之后对外售卖。

如果障友有兴趣学习上述

课程，可直接联系美门残障关

怀基金会(03-7873 6579�03-7875 8609 )�

另外，美门残障关怀基金

会将于11月9日（星期五）晚上

7时，在吉隆坡甲洞翠华楼酒家

举办“25银禧庆典兼感恩慈善

晚宴”，同时筹募2019年全马8

所中心营运费

•潘银珠期望八打灵再也未来能够成为宜居、模范

与无障碍的城市。

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i\\ ^ 天球

心 rm

(雪邦1日讯）

双溪比力区州议员

刘天球再次强调，

他坚持反对废除死

刑。

他补充，废除

死刑就表示这个国

家没有死刑了，就

算犯下奸杀、持枪

抢劫杀人、绑票撕

票和贩毒也不会死刑。

•• •旦废除死

刑，可能会有更多

人犯罪、贩毒或者

乱来，这是我们所

担心的，所以千万

不能废除死刑”

他日前出席雪邦太极气功

十八式十五周年庆祝晚宴时发表

谈话

他说，根据警方资料，今年

1至10月，我们13万人涉毒被捕，

有死刑都这样了，没有死刑，犯

罪人数岂不是更多。

增加

堅

持

反

對

廢

死

•刘天球（左五）与陈任如（左四）等人一起切蛋糕

已致函首相

D=, “我公开反对废除死刑，

而且很多人，包括来自雪邦、双

溪比力、八打灵再也和巴生民众

告诉我，他们也反对，所以我已

在两二周前写信给首相敦马哈

迪，告诉他我反对废除死刑，最

多只能接受废除强制性死刑，这

是因为强制性死刑可能会冤枉好人。”

他举出例子，曾经有•个德

士司机因在警方路障中被搜出--

把乘客留下的手枪，但没有办法

证实不是他的，所以法官只好依

法判强制性死刑。

其他出席活动的嘉宾包括雪

邦市议员蔡志雄、雪邦新村村长

戴祖兴和双溪比力新村村长余东长o /X.�

雪邦太极气功十八式n前有

45名成员，年纪最大83岁，他们

每逢周-至周六早上7至8时都在

队长陈任如的指导下，在斯里雪

邦花园（五十间）篮球场练功。

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