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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 26-7-2005 10:14 AM:
Mana ada polis kejar seorang yang dia cuma suspek je, then tembak kepala 5 kali...
Its betul2 gile la..... no way to defend this despicable act...
ok kata dia memang betul2 suspicios....t ...
Sekarang ni arahan diorang is 'Shoot to Kill'.....bila lah orang2 dia nak realise yg diorang la the biggest terrorist of them all.... |
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so masuk sokkabar hari ni kan...
HDB nak retrench 400++ parking warden..
HDB nak outsource privet sector.
So privet sector akan recruit 200++ dari ex HDB to become their staff at a REDUCTION SALARY of 30-40%.
Parking warden slalu makcik2, kakak2, yang round2 tu jalan kaki...
then malam, ada abang2 or pakcik2 round2 pakai skuter... |
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Originally posted by gadis_aries at 2005-7-22 01:38 PM:
Put, if still cannot ride basikal tu...sewa aje basikal yg rodanya ada 3 
:lol :lol cam toddler eh..... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 26-7-2005 10:10 AM:
$40??
agak belum popular lagi ye...
mesti lain kali harga turun...
Ni yang jadi tempat rubbish dump baru tu kan??
I heard nanti lain kali saiz dia jadi cam sentosa then dorang nak create cam sentosa jugak...
Ha'ah Dep...mahal eh! Aries pun find it quite expensive....
Kalau nak murah....kita ramai |
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[quote]Originally posted by gadis_aries at 26-7-2005 03:08 PM:
Ha'ah Dep...mahal eh! Aries pun find it quite expensive....
Kalau nak murah....kita ramai |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 26-7-2005 01:00 PM:
hari ni masuk paper....tunjuk mak orang Brazil ni menangis...
It seems this Brazil ada peluang keja kat banyak negara pasal dia cakap Britain safe dan takde orang bawak pistol pun...
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Tu lah...semalam lunch time ada bual pasal ni ngan my colleague, dia kata si Brazilian tu salah, apsal dia gi lari kalau dia tak salah tak yah takut. Abih kita cakap balik ah, eh kalau dah 5,6 orang, dah kejar, tak orang tak kita, mesti lari lah. Lagi with so many Happy Slapping incidents happening in Britain...bodoh ke apa.... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 26-7-2005 01:07 PM:
so masuk sokkabar hari ni kan...
HDB nak retrench 400++ parking warden..
HDB nak outsource privet sector.
So privet sector akan recruit 200++ dari ex HDB to become their staff at a REDUCTI ...
Kotor ah diorang eh...patut mesti take into account diorang punya years of experience, bagi gaji lebih....ni kurang....30,40% banyak tu.... |
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AUG 27: Presidential polls set
Still no indication if President Nathan will be challenged in bid for second term
By M. Nirmala
Aug 4, 2005
The Straits Times
THE date for the presidential election has been set for Aug 27. But the man who will be Singapore's next president may well be known on Nomination Day on Aug 17.
As these key dates were announced yesterday, there was still no indication that President S R Nathan would be challenged in his bid for a second six-year term.
Two others have submitted forms to qualify for the election.
One of them is former bankrupt Ooi Boon Ewe. He tried to run in 1999 but did not qualify for an eligibility certificate, which all aspirants need before they can contest.
The other potential candidate has not identified himself in public.
Political watchers and MPs say that, seeing as this unknown candidate has still not surfaced, he is unlikely to be a serious contender.
'There are two weeks to go... the person should have come forward by now,' political scientist Bilveer Singh said.
'By not doing so, he is declaring defeat even before he starts.'
The writ announcing the key dates was issued by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong yesterday.
Aspiring candidates have until Saturday to submit applications for an eligibility certificate to the Elections Department.
A Presidential Elections Committee screens applicants and will only issue certificates once it is certain they are capable people of integrity, good character and reputation, and have the necessary experience in financial matters, among other attributes.
Certificates have yet to be issued. But those eligible will get them in time for submission on Aug 17 at the People's Association headquarters, which is the nomination centre.
Mr Nathan, who turned 81 on July 3, made up his mind to stand again after completing his annual medical review in February.
But he only announced his decision on July 12. Doctors said his health problems are under control.
Mr Nathan and his supporters do not see his age or current medical condition as affecting his ability to run for the presidency.
He himself described his current term, which ends on Aug 31, as having been smooth. And he believes he has the confidence and trust of Singaporeans at large.
'I came into the position quite unknown to most Singaporeans, especially in the heartland,' he said in a recent interview.
'My greatest satisfaction is that they have welcomed me and they see me as one of them. That is evident in all the gatherings where I meet them, young, old, Chinese, Indians, Malays, Eurasians, even Caucasians.'
His candidacy also has the strong backing of the National Trades' Union Congress and business and community organisations.
Just ahead of yesterday's writ, corporate chiefs and leading companies here announced they were holding an Aug 22 charity dinner to pay tribute to him and his support of the local charity scene.
Asked for his view on Mr Nathan's re-election bid, DBS Bank chief executive officer Jackson Tai, who chairs the organising committee, said:
'Everyone's very grateful that Mr Nathan is running for a second term. It will be provide us with a continuity in leadership.'
The Eurasian Association also said it 'fully backs' his decision and declared him a 'Visitor of the Eurasian Community House'.
The honour means he can drop by any time and use the facilities at its Ceylon Road premises - just across from Mr Nathan's home.
Other details from the Prime Minister's Office included that candidates have to place a $37,500 deposit on Nomination Day. This is higher than the $30,000 for the 1999 election and the $18,000 for the 1993 poll. Candidates who poll less than one-eighth of the total votes will lose this deposit.
They also have to submit a political donation certificate issued by the registrar of political donations. Applications for the certificate can be made at the Elections Department by 4pm on Aug 13.
The returning officer for the election will be Mr Tan Boon Huat, chief executive officer of the People's Association.
If there is a contest, then Polling Day on Aug 27 will be a public holiday. Some 2.1 million Singaporeans are eligible to vote. |
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Snatch-theft victim shouts for help in vain
By Khushwant Singh
Aug 4, 2005
The Straits Times
WHEN Ms Irene Teo shouted for help as she tried to pursue a man who snatched her mobile phone, she was shocked by the complete lack of response.
Ms Teo was waiting in the taxi queue at the rear of the Wisma Atria shopping centre when her $800 phone was plucked from her hand as she tried to call a cab.
As she chased the thief down a flight of stairs leading to Orchard Road, she kept shouting: 'Stop that man. He stole my cellphone.'
But no one made a move.
Ms Teo lost sight of the man in the Sunday night crowd along Orchard Road.
'There were dozens of people in the taxi queue, sitting at the staircase, and walking about, but nobody came forward to help,' she said on Tuesday.
'They just looked on as if it was some kind of show.'
Ms Teo, 32, a mother of eight-year-old twin boys, was so traumatised by the experience that she went to consult a doctor on Tuesday.
'I can't understand it. A crime had been committed but nobody seemed to care,' she said.
'I could not imagine that not one single person was willing to help me catch the thief. They just stood by and let him escape.'
Ms Teo was able to provide police with the International Mobile Equipment Identification (Imei) number of her cellphone, which can be used to identify a stolen phone when it is recovered.
'I read about the importance of Imei numbers and so I memorised it,' she said.
Ms Teo was not the only victim who was taken aback by the apathy of the public at the weekend.
On Saturday afternoon, a teacher had her handbag snatched while she was waiting at a crowded bus stop in front of Tekka Market in Serangoon Road.
The woman shouted for help, but no one responded.
The bag contained $50 in cash and a CD player worth about $350. |
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Originally posted by gadis_aries at 4-8-2005 10:20 AM:
Snatch-theft victim shouts for help in vain
By Khushwant Singh
Aug 4, 2005
The Straits Times
WHEN Ms Irene Teo shouted for help as she tried to pursue a man who snatched her mobile phone, s ...
how come no one help ??? |
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RAIH DIPLOMA WALAU DERITA ANEKA PENYAKIT
Pelajar poly beberapa kali tangguh pengajian dek pembedahan
Oleh
Rabiatul Adawiya Binhan
WALAUPUN baru berumur 23 tahun, Cik Nur Hidayah Abdul Rashid telah menjalani 10 pembedahan di beberapa bahagian tubuhnya.
Beliau juga terpaksa menangguhkan pengajiannya beberapa kali kerana penyakitnya itu.
Namun, itu semua tidak menghalang Cik Nur Hida-jyah menggenggam segulung diploma akhirnya.
Beliau menerima Diploma dalam Perniagaan di majlis penyampaian sijil Politeknik Temasek baru-baru ini.
Cik Nur Hidayah menderita penyakit tulang lembut serta otot lemah dan telah melalui pembedahan di perut dan pinggang kiri serta kanan.
Beliau menjalani pembedahan dua kali di perutnya akibat penyakit Adrinal Gland pada Ogos 2002 sehingga terpaksa menangguhkan pengajiannya.
Sebelum sempat pulih sepenuhnya, beliau menjalani pembedahan di pinggang kanan pada Julai 2003 dan sekali lagi terpaksa menangguhkan pelajarannya.
Namun, berbekalkan semangat untuk menamatkan pengajiannya Cik Nur Hidayah kembali semula ke sekolah pada Januari tahun lalu walaupun terpaksa menggunakan topang ketiak kerana belum pulih sepenuhnya.
Berkat usaha gigih, beliau berjaya menghabiskan kursusnya tahun ini.
Menurut Cik Nur Hidayah, beliau juga pernah menjalani empat pembedahan di leher akibat thyroid ketika berusia 13 tahun.
Semasa ditemui, anak sulung daripada tiga adik-beradik itu berkata beliau bersyukur kerana akhirnya dapat menamatkan pengajiannya.
'Pada mulanya agak sukar juga kerana saya tidak mengenali rakan sedarjah saya yang baru dan berasa amat susah untuk meminta bantuan.
'Lama-kelamaan, saya mengenali mereka dan mempunyai motivasi untuk berjaya dalam pelajaran saya,' kata beliau, yang bercita-cita menjadi guru.
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NYARIS ANAK HARIMAU JADI HIDANGAN
SHAH ALAM - Seekor anak harimau diselamatkan daripada menjadi hidangan restoran.
Binatang itu dibeli daripada restoran itu oleh Pesuruhjaya Perdagangan Malaysia ke Papua New Guinea, Datuk Dr S.H. Foo, yang mendengar berita seekor anak harimau yang ditangkap di Rompin, Pahang, dijual kepada sebuah restoran Cina di Kuala Lumpur.
Dr Foo yang khuatir anak harimau itu akan menjadi juadah, segera luahkan hasrat membeli binatang itu.
Beliau enggan mendedahkan jumlah yang dibayar tetapi nilainya dipercayai sekitar RM10,000 ($4,400).
Anak harimau yang dianggarkan berusia tiga bulan itu kemudian dihantar ke rumah Dr Foo di Glenmarie di sini, Selasa lalu.
Binatang itu kelihatan kurus dan tertekan tetapi membiarkan dirinya dipegang oleh anak-anak Dr Foo dan diberi makan daging rusa.
'Saya sangat terkejut binatang cantik ini akan dijadikan juadah. Sekurang-kurangnya, ia diberi peluang hidup di pusat kehidupan liar atau di taman haiwan, memandangkan ia binatang yang hampir pupus,' kata Dr Foo.
Binatang itu telah diserahkan kepada Jabatan Kehidupan Liar di Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, Rabu lalu. - The Star. |
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66 penghidap penyakit bawaan air di India maut
MUMBAI: Doktor bertungkus lumus merawat pesakit yang membanjiri hospital di Mumbai dan kawasan sekitarnya ketika penyakit bawaan air meragut 66 nyawa setakat ini berikutan hujan lebat.
Hospital di Mumbai dan tempat lain seluruh negeri Maharashtra sesak dengan sekurang-kurangnya 2,850 慿es demam |
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looks like no presidential election..... |
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Kempunanla aku nk gi mengundi. |
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Originally posted by Gadis_Venus at 15-8-2005 09:39 AM
Kempunanla aku nk gi mengundi.
Bukan itu aje Venus....tak dapat lah Public Holiday ek! |
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MAJIKAN HADAPI 80 TUDUHAN DERA, UGUT AMAH
Oleh
Khalid Khamis
DALAM masa hanya 11 bulan, Cik Wiwik Sryowati, seorang pembantu rumah, dikatakan dijadikan 'karung tinju' - ditumbuk, ditendang dan disepak majikannya.
Semalam di Mahkamah Rendah, majikannya, Sazarina Madzin, 28 tahun, dituduh mendera dan mengugut Cik Wiwik, 22 tahun, antara Mei tahun lalu dengan Mac lalu.
Sazarina, seorang operator kilang, menghadapi 80 tuduhan - 79 tuduhan mendera dan satu tuduh mengugut akan membunuh Cik Wiwik.
Hakim Daerah, Encik Siva Shanmugam, semalam diberitahu bahawa ibu tiga orang anak itu mendera amahnya setiap kali beliau tidak melakukan kerja rumah dengan baik.
Pengalaman Cik Wiwik bermula pada 8 Mei tahun lalu apabila beliau dikatakan ditumbuk di kepala kerana tidak mengikut arahan Sazarina apabila melakukan kerja rumah.
Sazarina didakwa menggunakan tangan, kaki dan barangan yang dapat dicapai untuk memukul Cik Wiwik di seluruh badan, termasuk di kepala, badan, tangan, kaki dan muka.
Dia didakwa mengugut akan membunuh Cik Wiwik untuk menakut-nakutkannya sekitar 30 Jun tahun lalu di flatnya di Blok 241, Yishun Ring Road.
Di mahkamah semalam, Sazarina, yang bertudung biru putih dan kemeja-T lengan panjang hitam, kelihatan tenang apabila semua 80 tuduhan dibacakan kepadanya.
Ketika hakim bertanya apakah pengakuan beliau terhadap tuduhan tersebut, Sazarina melalui pegawai jurubahasa berkata: 'Saya mahu dibicarakan dan akan mendapatkan khidmat peguam.'
Dia meminta agar jumlah ikat jamin yang ditawarkan kepadanya dikurangkan. Sehingga 5 petang semalam, Sazarina tidak dapat membayar ikat jamin berjumlah $40,000 dan dia kini direman.
Kesnya akan didengar lagi pada 29 Ogos. |
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DIDENDA $2,000 KERANA GIGIT JARI BEKAS ISTERI
Oleh
Khalid Khamis
SEORANG penolong pegawai bank, Mohamed Noordeen Meerasah, didenda $2,000 kelmarin setelah mengaku bersalah mengigit jari tangan bekas isterinya yang marah kerana dia membawa pulang isteri barunya.
Mahkamah Rendah diberitahu Mohamed Noordeen, 56 tahun, mencekik leher dan menggigit jari telunjuk kanan bekas isterinya, Cik Ibrahim Iral Mustapa, 53 tahun, ketika mereka bertengkar pada 17 Mei lalu.
Dengan perbuatannya itu, Mohamed Nordeen melanggar Perintah Perlindungan Peribadi (PPO) yang dikeluarkan terhadapnya pada April 2003 sebelum mereka bercerai pada Oktober.
PPO itu dikeluarkan agar dia tidak menggunakan kekerasan terhadap Cik Ibrahim Iral dan anak lelakinya.
Walaupun sudah bercerai mereka masih tinggal bersama di flat mereka di Blok 768, Bedok Reservoir View.
Hakim Daerah, Encik Tan Puay Boon, diberitahu pertengkaran bermula apabila Mohamed Noordeen membawa pulang isteri barunya ke flat itu.
Kejadian itu dilaporkan oleh seorang jiran yang terdengar keadaan riuh rendah di flat itu.
Dalam rayuan meminta dikenakan hukuman ringan, Mohamed Nordeen, melalui peguamnya, berkata dia menyesali perbuatannya itu dan dia dan Cik Ibrahim Iral telah bersetuju untuk berdamai dan melupakan kejadian itu.
Pada mulanya dia meminta untuk membayar denda itu secara ansuran, tetapi akhirnya bersetuju membayarnya daripada wang ikat jamin $10,000. |
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PENGURUS NUR KINDERGARTEN LEGA RAYUAN DITERIMA
Mahkamah Rayuan tolak keputusan bayar ganti rugi kepada pemilik rumah
SEPASANG suami isteri yang menguruskan sebuah tadika lega kelmarin selepas Mahkamah Rayuan menerima permohonan mereka menolak keputusan Mahkamah Tinggi berkaitan tuntutan ganti rugi oleh pemilik sebuah rumah yang mereka sewa di Telok Kurau.
Mahkamah Tinggi sebelum itu mengarahkan Encik Riduan Yusof dan isterinya, Cik Sa'adiah Mohamed Shaffi, supaya membayar ganti rugi kepada pemilik rumah itu yang mendakwa ia rosak apabila mereka menutup Nur Kindergarten dan berpindah keluar.
Mereka diarah membayar $169,170, termasuk wang pendahuluan sebanyak $90,000 yang dipegang pemilik rumah itu, Encik Khng Thian Huat dan isterinya, Cik Choy Mei Har.
Dalam rayuan mereka, pasangan itu berkata mereka berhak mengeluarkan kesemua barang dan perkakas yang dipasang di rumah sewa tersebut.
Lagipun, mereka tidak mempunyai kewajipan mengembalikan rumah itu seperti 'sebuah tadika yang lengkap'.
Pertelingkahan itu timbul pada Januari 1995 apabila Encik Riduan dan Cik Sa'adiah mengubahelok rumah di Telok Kurau Road itu dan menjadikannya sebuah tadika.
Pada April 1997, mereka memperbaharui tempoh sewa bagi jangka masa tiga tahun dan sebelum tempoh itu tamat, memperbaharuinya untuk tiga tahun lagi.
Tetapi pada Mac 2001, Penguasa Pembangunan Semula Bandar (URA) mengarahkan Encik Khng dan Cik Choy supaya menutup tadika tersebut atau mengurangkan bunyi bising dan kesibukan pergerakan trafik di kawasan itu.
Encik Riduan kemudian membuat keputusan mengosongkan rumah itu dengan membawa keluar segala peralatan dan barangan di dalamnya sebelum menyerahkan semula kepada Encik Khng dan Cik Choy.
Sebelum ini, Mahkamah Tinggi menolak tuntutan Encik Khng dan Cik Choy bagi mendapatkan jumlah sewa berganda bagi tempoh 1 Mei 2001 hingga 10 April 2003.
Selain itu, mereka meminta ganti rugi atas kerosakan yang berlaku ke atas rumah mereka apabila tadika itu dipindahkan.
Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi merasakan Encik Riduan perlu berbuat demikian, tetapi Mahkamah Rayuan berkata keputusan itu adalah salah.
Hakim Rayuan, Encik Chao Hick Tin, mendapati Encik Riduan berhak mengembalikan keadaan rumah tersebut seperti keadaan asal pada 1995.
Malah, tidak terdapat bukti bahawa kos diperlukan untuk mengembalikan hartanah itu kepada keadaan sebelumnya.
Encik Chao, yang mendengar kes rayuan itu bersama Hakim Besar Yong Pung How dan Hakim Kan Ting Chiu, maklum hubungan kedua-dua pihak mula muram dan mereka 'enggan mena ngani isu tersebut secara wajar dan praktikal'.
Mahkamah Rayuan juga mengarahkan agar kos diberikan kepada Encik Riduan. |
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Post time 26-7-2005 10:52 AM
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