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VCD TEATER KOMEDI DAKWAH
ALAHAI, nampaknya Suhaimi Yusof dan Husin Saaban serta orang-orang kuat yang terlibat dalam pembikinan VCD Syiok Komedi: Keramat Bernisan Tiga boleh berhari raya sakan tahun ini.
Apakan tidak. Khabarnya, baru seminggu VCD komedi dakwah itu dilancarkan, sudah 10,000 unit terjual.
Menurut pengedar cakera padat tersebut, Osman Arrifin, sehingga kini banyak kedai yang menjual CD meminta bekalan kerana permintaan begitu menggalakkan.
Bahkan sebelum VCD itu siap pun, wartawan diberitahu, Suhaimi dan syarikat pemasarannya, Q&Que, sudah pun meraih keuntungan lumayan kerana penajaan hebat sebelum drama itu dipentaskan di Panggung Kallang pada September lalu.
'Para pelakon semua dapat bonus selepas pementasan,' kata Suhaimi.
VCD Keramat Bernisan Tiga merupakan komedi berserta dakwah yang pertama kali menggabungkan pelawak tempatan dengan Ustaz Ahmad Dahri.
Ia mengisahkan kerenah masyarakat yang suka menggunakan kubur sebagai sumber 'keramat', baik untuk tujuan berjudi mahupun memenuhi nazar.
Ustaz Ahmad Dahri tampil sebagai dirinya sendiri memberi teguran kepada watak-watak lakonan Aaron Aziz, Alias Kadir, Mahadi Shor, Sahfudin Mahfudz, Era Faridah, Djohan Abdul Rahman, M.Rajoli, Husin dan Suhaimi sendiri tentang bahaya perbuatan mereka yang boleh menimbulkan syirik.
tahniah suhaimi & husin.. aku dah tengok cerita ni.. pada aku part suhaimi .. aaron..husin.. m rajoli & djohan aje best.. era faridah & Sahfudin bosan..
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HANYA KUDUNG DALAM IKLAN
PENONTON Singapura yang boleh menembusi gelombang stesen Malaysia, TV3, ramai yang bertanya kepada wartawan: Betulkah pengarah filem komedi, Othman Hafsham, kudung sebelah kaki?
Semua ini gara-gara iklan Petronas yang dibuat sempena musim Hari Kemerdekaan Malaysia yang lalu.
Dalam iklan yang cukup tinggi nilai falsafahnya itu, Othman, ketika duduk sambil kasutnya digilap, menceritakan kepada seorang kanak-kanak mengenai seorang cacat yang mencapai kejayaan tanpa bergantung kepada bantuan pemerintah. Kemudian apabila Othman bangun, ternampak sebelah kakinya yang kudung dan beliau memasang kaki kayunya.
Apabila pengarah tersebut datang ke Singapura untuk seminar perfileman baru-baru ini, apa lagi soalan yang sama diajukan kepada beliau.
'Saya tak pernah kudung kaki,' kata Othman sambil menunjukkan keadaan kedua-dua belah kakinya.
'Lucunya, orang yang tahu saya menghidapi kencing manis menyangka kaki saya dah kena potong gara-gara penyakit tu,' kata Othman lagi.
Ternyata, iklan arahan Yasmin Ahmad itu memang meyakinkan dan berkesan.
first time tengok iklan ni aku menangis.. esp part dia pesan pada budak budak tu..'ingat jalan ke depan bukan ke belakang'.. something like that ah.. |
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Inside the mind of a suicidal mum
Tormented by fears of hubby's affairs
In March last year, she killed herself and her two children. Yesterday's inquest reveals what drove her to it
By Low Ching Ling
October 13, 2005
NO sane person can condone what she did - not only did she end her own life but also that of her two young children.
Madam Yap had tied red string around the wrist of each child and secured them to her own. --LIANHE ZAOBAO
Yes, she had suffered and was deeply depressed - her first husband had killed himself, she suspected her second of cheating on her, she had post-natal blues and then discovered she had cancer.
But to end innocent lives in such a horrifying manner?
A coroner's inquest yesterday gave an inkling of what went through Christine Yap Cheng Chui's tormented mind as she meticulously planned their deaths.
Only a mother drowning in the depths of despair could have written these words: 'I don't even sure will I be able to kill myself and the babies?
'What if I don't die, what if I died but the babies don't?'
On Mar 24 last year, Madam Yap, 34, jumped from the 25th-storey of Block 53, Chin Swee Road, with daughters Kathleen, 3, and Calista, 2.
State Coroner Tan Boon Heng ruled the deaths as murder-suicide.
Documents presented in court, which included seven suicide notes, show Madam Yap's painful and troubled life.
She suggested in her suicide notes that her husband, Mr Nicholas Oliver Prud'hon, 27, might have cheated on her.
In a five-page suicide note that was written like a poem, she alluded several times to his infidelity.
Artist's impression of how the bodies were found last year.
She wrote that she could not live on 'knowing that there is other women in you heart'.
Later, she blamed herself, writing: 'I am the one causing you having this kind of thoughts.
'I am the one whom to be blamed'.
She wrote that 'I am not saint enough to share your heart and body with other women', but in a touch of irony, she decided to leave her husband her CPF money.
'By the way, there is a consolation prize come along with my death. I have nominated you for the CPF. It will be around $50,000,' she wrote.
On killing her daughters, Madam Yap wrote: 'I will bring Kathleen and Calista with me. I love them too much. I don't want to leave them.'
She jumped with her children, bound to each other's wrists with red string - a belief that they would be reincarnated together.
NOT SUICIDAL
Mr Prud'hon, a French national of Vietnamese-Thai descent, was Madam Yap's second husband.
She appeared to have tried to take her own life during her first marriage.
A medical report submitted in court showed she was hospitalised in October 1995 for taking her husband's psychiatric medication with red wine after the couple fought.
She was discharged the next day after a social worker said she was not suicidal.
Later, her husband was believed to have killed himself. His death was a huge blow to her.
In her suicide notes to her family, Madam Yap said she suffered from depression. She went for counselling but 'it didn't help much'.
Then Madam Yap met Mr Prud'hon in France in the late 1990s.
They soon fell madly in love.
But cracks soon showed in their marriage, one of Madam Yap's suicide notes suggested.
'We didn't even have honeymoon after our wedding. And you already start to see and have other woman,' she wrote.
She referred to an occasion when she thought her husband was having an affair with another woman.
At the same time, Madam Yap grappled with her 'health problems'.
On three occasions between May and August 1999, she went to a doctor at a polyclinic, about a lump in her neck.
But the doctor did not find anything wrong with her, and she was referred to a specialist at a hospital.
Again, she was diagnosed as healthy.
In July 2001, Madam Yap and Mr Prud'hon had their first daughter, Kathleen, in Korea.
That was when Madam Yap sank into depression again.
She said in her suicide note: 'I was very happy to have her but at the same time, the anxiety and stress came along. They call it post natal blue.'
Madam Yap's condition worsened after she gave birth to their second daughter, Calista, a year later, in France.
She wrote: 'I started to hallucinate and lose sleep. I became bad tempered and suspicious, and I started to imagine things. I even began to scold and beat the children, and the beatings have become more and more severe.'
Both the girls were French nationals, like their father.
Meanwhile, Madam Yap's relationship with her husband became increasingly strained.
The couple moved to Hat Yai, Thailand, in 2002. Mr Prud'hon taught French at a school for gifted children.
Still, things did not improve.
DEPRESSION WORSENED
Madam Yap's depression worsened and thoughts of killing herself crept into her mind.
The suicide notes she left behind are ambiguous.
In one, she wrote: 'It can not carry on in that way. Especially when I found out that something bad is happening to my womb.'
Another told a different story as she spoke about her husband's infidelity.
But it clearly showed her shattered state of mind. But no one but Madam Yap will know the full extent of her 'dim dark sadness'.
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Was it planned?
SHE may have planned it in advance.
Madam Yap Cheng Chui first invited her parents to visit her and her family in Hat Yai. Yet, when they flew there on 19 Mar last year, she left for Singapore with her daughters.
Once here, she went to the CPF building on Robinson Road to name her husband, Mr Nicholas Oliver Prud'hon, as the beneficiary of her CPF savings.
She wrote in one of her suicide notes that she had left $50,000 to him, calling it a 'consolation prize'.
That evening, they checked into Hotel 81 in Chinatown. Around 11am on 24 Mar, she called her husband in Thailand and told him she had womb cancer. She also said she wanted to end her life.
Then, the phone line was abruptly cut off.
When Madam Yap did not answer their frantic calls, her parents and husband took the earliest flight to Singapore.
Minutes after she called her husband, Madam Yap and her daughters left their hotel room. They went to the 26-storey Block 53 on Chin Swee Road nearby.
Madam Yap took the lift to the 25th storey and tied her daughters' wrists to hers with red string. Then she leapt from the block with her daughters.
A suicide note was in a plastic bag around her neck. The police found two other notes in her hotel room. Madam Yap's family received another three notes days later. The police also recovered a five-page computer-written note, in the form of a poem.
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Monday October 17, 10:17 PM
Darul Ihsan orphanage under investigation for financial irregularities
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SINGAPORE : The Darul Ihsan orphanage, which provides welfare for Muslim orphans and needy children, has come under scrutiny.
Police are investigating into possible financial irregularities within the Muslimin Trust Fund Association (MTFA), a charitable organisation which has been running the orphanage since 1904.
This follows a police report which it lodged last month.
Besides a boys' home and a girls' home, the association also manages a financial aid scheme for orphans living in the community - that is those who live with foster families, guardians or relatives.
Channel NewsAsia understands the investigations involve monthly allowances meant for the non-residential orphans and that amount could run into thousands of dollars.
Officials in charge of the orphanage are not certain how the irregularities have taken place but a spokesman said money may have not reached the intended recipients.
It is believed that the non-residential orphans, who have been getting $50 to $100 a month each, failed to get their money at least once between January and May.
As the orphans are paid in cash, the association has also commissioned auditors to review its financial processes.
The Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS) spokesman confirmed it was informed about the case by the association's president on September 29.
It says the financial aid scheme in question does not involve government funding.
Neither is it related to the running of the two orphanages.
MTFA gives allowances to 743 non-residential orphans and has since spent $648,000 to help such orphans.
MTFA is trying to determine how many orphans could have been affected and in the meantime, try to help the affected families.
As a registered charity, MTFA qualifies for funding from MCYS but it depends more heavily on public donations.
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Originally posted by SQ154 at 17-10-2005 10:37 PM
Monday October 17, 10:17 PM
Darul Ihsan orphanage under investigation for financial irregularities
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SINGAPORE : The Darul Ihsan orphanage, which provides welfare for Musli ...
woooo.. panasss |
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DIABETIC and still want to fast for Ramadan? Yes, you can.
A study by doctors at Tan Tock Seng and Alexandra hospitals, done over Ramadan last year and in 2003, show that most diabetics can fast, if they are clinically monitored.
The lead investigator, Dr Winston Kon Yin Chian, a consultant endocrinologist with TTSH, said two thirds of the study's 55 patients showed an average 10 per cent improvement in their sugar level control.
In one patient, the sugar level dropped by 33 per cent after the fast.
Dr Kon proposed the study because it had never been done before and he wanted to see if it could be proved that people with diabetes could fast safely.
'There are two dangers when people with diabetes fast. One is that their sugar levels can go very low when they are fasting and they may faint,' he said.
The other is that their sugar level can go high because their medication has been cut too much or they break their fast with sweet stuff such as dates.
IMPROVE SUGAR LEVEL CONTROL
'But if they are supervised by a doctor, they not only can fast, but as the study shows, the majority will improve their sugar level control,' said Dr Kon.
Madam Noorani Othman, nurse clinician and diabetic nurse educator at TTSH, said: 'There was a need to look into this area. Muslims need to fast whether they have diabetes or not.'
For years, many patients who are diabetic did not even let their doctors know that they were going to fast.
'So there was no way for doctors to advise and guide them on how to fast,' said Madam Noorani.
As for the one third of the study's patients who did not improve their sugar levels, Dr Kon said: 'We advise them to go on a mock fast for two days before Ramadan starts so we can monitor their sugar levels and adjust their medication.'
Then as the fast begins, the doctor can monitor the patient and give advice on how to control sugar levels using either food or medication.
The patient would need to be monitored one month before Ramadan and also during Ramadan.
The greatest challenge for the team was finding patients to take part.
Said Madam Noorani: 'My mother was the first patient to agree! She said okay lah, I do it for you.'
In Singapore, Indians have the highest prevalence of diabetes (15.3 per cent), followed by Malays (11 per cent) and Chinese (7 per cent).
Some Muslim patients were also reluctant to take part as they did not know if it was all right to test their blood sugar during Ramadan.
Madam Noorani checked with a religious teacher, who said it was.
The study will be presented as a poster exhibit for the first Combined Scientific Meeting next month.
The three largest medical groups in Singapore - Singapore Health Services, the National Healthcare Group and the National University of Singapore - are combining resources and expertise to bring about the meeting from 4 to 6 Nov. |
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CARS slowed to a crawl in front of the Home Ministry's offices in the Malaysian capital.
Some drivers took a U-turn to go back for a second look.
The reason: Someone was distributing bubur lambuk at the end of the work day.
It's likely that people were more interested in the couple handing it out - Home Minister Datuk Seri Azmi Khalid and his wife, Datin Seri Normala Samsudin - than in the typical Ramadan food itself.
Flashing her famous smile, the former television personality helped her husband distribute the food packets.
SOME QUEUED AGAIN
They were among senior officials who distributed bubur lambuk at the government complex in Putrajaya on Thursday.
Some people were seen joining the queue again to get another packet from her hands.
About 4,000 packets of porridge were snapped up within an hour.
A few people were also heard wishing her and her husband 'Selamat Pengantin Baru' - a reference to their recent wedding.
Although Datin Seri Normala was very friendly with the people who turned up, she was rather bashful when it came to the press.
She rushed to her husband's official car as soon as all the porridge was distributed.
Datuk Seri Azmi then stopped to speak to reporters. |
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Originally posted by SQ154 at 17-10-2005 10:37 PM
Monday October 17, 10:17 PM
Darul Ihsan orphanage under investigation for financial irregularities
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SINGAPORE : The Darul Ihsan orphanage, which provides welfare for Musli ...
makdatok!!! gile ah kalo ada orang makan duit anak yatim!!
dont pray pray ah kalo ada anything to do with anak yatim |
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GURU AGAMA DITUDUH CABUL REMAJA LELAKI
Oleh
Khalid Khamis
SEORANG guru agama, Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamed Hussain, didakwa di Mahkamah Rendah Jumaat lalu atas lima tuduhan mencabul kehormatan, melakukan perbuatan lucah dan seks oral dengan seorang remaja lelaki.
Mohamed Ibrahim, 53 tahun, dituduh melakukannya terhadap remaja berusia 17 tahun itu di flatnya di Blok 104 Serangoon North Avenue 1.
Dia menghadapi tiga tuduhan mencabul kehormatan, satu tuduhan melakukan perbuatan lucah dan satu tuduhan seks oral di luar tabii.
Hakim Dearah Cik Danielle Yeow diberitahu bahawa Mohamed Ibrahim, yang masih bujang, melakukan perbuatan itu pada dinihari antara Ogos dengan September tahun lalu.
Sebagai guru agama bebas, dia mengadakan kelas tauhid dan sirah dua kali seminggu di Masjid Al-Istiqamah sejak awal 2000.
Dia juga dikatakan pernah menyertai beberapa program belia masjid itu.
Pengerusi Lembaga Pentadbir Masjid Al-Istiqamah, Encik Mohd Suhaimi Mohsen, mengesahkan Mohamed Ibrahim pernah mengajar di masjid itu.
'Bagaimanapun, kelas itu telah digantung sejak tahun lalu sebaik sahaja masjid dimaklumkan tentang siasatan ke atasnya sedang dijalankan,' tambah beliau.
Bekas pelajar Universiti Islam Antarabangsa (UIA) di Malaysia, Mohamed Ibrahim juga pernah mengajar di kelas-kelas haji dan memimpin rombongan jemaah haji Halijah Travels Pte Ltd.
Bagaimanapun, ketika dihubungi, wakil syarikat itu enggan memberi sebarang ulasan mengenai kes tersebut.
Mohamed Ibrahim kini dibebaskan dengan ikat jamin $20,000 dan kesnya akan didengar lagi dalam sidang sebelum perbicaraan (PTC) Khamis ini.
Jika sabit kesalahan, dia boleh dipenjara sehingga dua tahun, didenda atau disebat atau dua daripada hukuman itu.
Bagi kesalahan melakukan seks di luar tabii, dia boleh dipenjara seumur hidup atau sehingga 10 tahun dan didenda.
apa cerita ni?... |
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CHEOW TONG MOHON MAAF JATUHKAN MARUAH CHIAM
MENTERI Pengangkutan, Encik Yeo Cheow Tong, meminta maaf kepada Anggota Parlimen (AP) Potong Pasir, Encik Chiam See Tong, di atas kenyataannya yang dianggap oleh Encik Chiam sebagai menjatuhkan maruahnya, di Parlimen semalam.
Encik Chiam mendakwa kenyataan Encik Yeo yang menyatakan beliau tidak mungkin cuba mengelak daripada membayar tambang bas kurang enak apatah lagi jika ianya diunggap seorang menteri.
Perkara itu diutarakan Encik Chiam selepas Encik Yeo menjawab soalan-soalan yang diajukan oleh lapan AP, termasuk dirinya, mengenai Rang (Pindaan) Jawatankuasa Pengangkutan Awam (PTC) yang dibaca untuk kali kedua, semalam.
Menjawab soalan Encik Chiam yang menyifatkan denda maksimum sebanyak $2,000 bagi penumpang yang menipu adalah serupa dengan kriteria pembatalan calon pilihanraya, Encik Yeo berkata beliau 'tidak menjangka orang-orang yang bercita-cita untuk ke Parlimen adalah jenis yang akan cuba menipu daripada membayar tambang bas 20 sen'.
'Saya yakin Encik Chiam juga tidak berbuat demikian,' kata Encik Yeo.
'Tuan, pada pandangan saya adalah sesuatu yang jelek bagi seorang menteri untuk menyebut nama peribadi seorang ahli Dewan sama ada beliau akan menipu atau tidak bagi 10 sen atau 20 sen.
'Jika beliau tidak bermaksud demikian saya rasa apa jua andaian bahawa seorang ahli tidak jujur dengan wang adalah sesuatu yang jelek,' ujar Encik Chiam.
Encik Yeo menjawab:
'Tuan, jika beliau tersinggung dengan kenyataan saya bahawa beliau tidak mungkin menipu, sama seperti ahli yang lain, saya tarik balik kenyataan saya... Saya meminta maaf kepada Encik Chiam kerana kenyataan saya yang mengecewakannya.'
maaf aje ke?.. saman takde ke..  |
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Semalam punya ST ada article pasal Spike in number of teens with Sex infections. Those aged 10-19 forms 6% of all STIs. Yang paling menyedihkan, anak2 Melayu lebih dari setengah of overall number..... |
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Originally posted by chicsee at 18-10-2005 09:41 AM
Semalam punya ST ada article pasal Spike in number of teens with Sex infections. Those aged 10-19 forms 6% of all STIs. Yang paling menyedihkan, anak2 Melayu lebih dari setengah of overall n ...
10 years old ,sua start buat kerja ??
when i was 10...gue tangkap spider,main layang,tangkap ikan kat longkang,shoot burung ngan lastik dll...... |
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Originally posted by matz_rockz at 18-10-2005 09:51 AM
10 years old ,sua start buat kerja ??
when i was 10...gue tangkap spider,main layang,tangkap ikan kat longkang,shoot burung ngan lastik dll......
That's why....scary.... |
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HUKUMAN LEBIH BERAT JIKA TIPU BAYAR TAMBANG BAS, MRT
Oleh
Nadzri Eunos
PENUMPANG yang didapati mengelak membayar tambang bas dan MRT yang betul akan dikenakan hukuman lebih berat menjelang pertengahan tahun depan di bawah pindaan undang-undang yang diluluskan Parlimen semalam.
Di bawah pindaan Undang-Undang Jawatankuasa Pengangkutan Awam (PTC) itu, penumpang yang menipu dengan tidak membayar tambang bas atau MRT yang betul akan didenda $20.
Penyalah guna kad konsesi EZ-Link pula akan didenda $50. Pesalah berulang boleh dihukum maksimum denda $2,000 atau penjara enam bulan atau kedua-duanya.
Sekarang, penumpang yang didapati berbuat demikian perlu membayar hanya tambang yang betul.
Berucap ketika pembacaan kedua rang undang-undang itu di Parlimen semalam, Menteri Pengangkutan, Encik Yeo Cheow Tong, berkata meskipun jumlah kes penipuan tambang hanya 1.8 peratus jumlah keseluruhan perjalanan, ia tidak sepatutnya dipandang ringan.
'Jika ini berlaku, sebahagian besar penumpang yang membayar tambang betul akan memberi subsidi kepada golongan minoriti yang menyalahgunakan pas konsesi, mengelak membayar atau sengaja tidak membayar tambang betul,' katanya.
Namun, penumpang yang berasa dikenakan penalti secara tidak adil boleh membuat aduan kepada PTC.
Menurut perangkaan, syarikat penyenggara sistem pembayaran EZ-Link, Transitlink, meng anggarkan sekitar 42,000 kes penipuan tambang melibatkan sistem bas awam berlaku setiap hari.
Berdasarkan tambang 60 sen, jumlah kerugian ditaksirkan mencecah $9 juta setahun, katanya dalam kenyataan semalam.
Namun, beberapa anggota parlimen menyuarakan kebimbangan tentang hukuman maksimum yang menurut mereka berat berbanding penipuan tambang hanya beberapa sen.
Di samping penalti baru ke atas penipu tambang, pindaan itu turut memberi lebih kuasa kepada PTC untuk memantau rejim pelesenan dan pengawasan ke atas pengendali pengangkutan swasta (PTO) dan syarikat penyenggara sistem pembayaran.
Dalam kenyataannya semalam, PTC menyambut baik rang itu diluluskan dan berkata ia akan bekerja rapat dengan Kementerian Pengangkutan dan Penguasa Pengangkutan Darat (LTA) dalam melaksanakan kuasa barunya, yang dijangka bermula pada suku kedua tahun depan. |
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hari ni terpampang kat BH muka pompuan melayu yg dok dera maid dia.. adehhh.. malunyaaaaaaa |
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Originally posted by cranko21 at 19-10-2005 08:47 AM
hari ni terpampang kat BH muka pompuan melayu yg dok dera maid dia.. adehhh.. malunyaaaaaaa
tapi kekadang amah ni memang sajak di dera.. selenge ... favourite slogan dorang..'oh lupa'.. dah berbulan kerja pun masih lupa tengkorak dia.. |
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SURI RUMAH MENGAKU SEPAK tendang AMAH
SAZARINA Madzin mengaku menjadikan amahnya umpama 'beg tinju'.
Dia akan menumbuk, menerajang dan menyepak Cik Wiwik Setyowati, 22 tahun, setiap kali amahnya itu lalai dan tidak melakukan kerja dengan sempurna.
Di kandang orang tertuduh, Sazarina, 28 tahun, seorang suri rumah dan ibu tiga anak, menangis apabila kesnya didengar semalam.
Dia menghadapi keseluruhannya 80 tuduhan mendera amahnya, disifatkan sebagai kes dera amah yang paling buruk pernah dibicarakan berdasarkan jumlah tuduhan.
Namun, Sazarina, yang juga bekas operator kilang mengaku bersalah atas enam tuduhan mendera, dengan lagi 74 tuduhan diambil dalam pertimbangan.
Mahkamah diberitahu, Cik Wiwik membuat catatan dalam dua diarinya setiap kali dia didera antara Mei tahun lalu dengan Mac lalu.
Kejadian itu berlaku di flat majikannya di Blok 241, Yishun Ring Road.
Perbuatan Sazarin terdedah apabila Cik Wiwik membuat laporan polis pada 30 Mac lalu di Pusat Polis Kejiranan Yishun dengan memberitahu bahawa dia didera secara fizikal oleh majikannya.
Sazarina juga menggunakan barangan yang dapat dicapai seperti botol sos tomato, penyapu, termometer serta papan pemotong sayur untuk memukul Cik Wiwik di seluruh badan, termasuk di kepala, badan, tangan, kaki dan muka.
Sazarina juga pernah mengugut akan membunuh Cik Wiwik untuk menakut-nakutkannya sekitar 30 Jun tahun lalu di flatnya itu.
Peguambela Sazarina, Encik Noor Mohamed Marican, semalam memohon kepada Hakim Daerah, Encik Tan Puay Boon, supaya menangguh tarikh hukuman dijatuhkan dan rayuan dibuat.
'Anak sulungnya baru tamat menduduki Peperiksaan Tamat Sekolah Rendah (PSLE) sementara dua lagi anaknya masih menduduki peperiksaan.
'Lagipun kini hampir menjelang Syawal dan Hari Raya, saya minta agar hukuman dijatuhkan pertengahan November,' kata beliau.
Di mahkamah semalam, Sazarina ditemani suaminya, Encik Nor Azlan Sulaiman, 34 tahun, seorang pengurus operasi, dan beberapa anggota lain keluarga.
Pasangan itu mempunyai seorang anak perempuan yang baru menduduki PSLE dan dua anak lelaki di darjah tiga dan satu.
Pendakwa raya, Encik Alvin Koh, meminta agar jumlah ikat jamin dinaikkan kepada $50,000 daripada $40,000 memandangkan Sazarina didapati bersalah.
Hakim menolak permohonan itu dan melanjutkan ikat jamin Sazarina, dan pasportnya ditahan.
Sejak dikesnya dibawa ke mahkamah pada 18 Ogos lalu, Sazarina berada dalam reman selama 10 hari kerana tidak dapat melunaskan ikat jamin $40,000.
Hukuman akan dijatuh kan pada 18 November ini. |
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mcm ku kenal tapi di mana ya?? |
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Category: Negeri & Negara
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Post time 13-10-2005 08:27 AM
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