Calling for bus route suggestions!

by rajiv under ,
Dear all,

MPSJ & I would appreciate your feedback on suggestions for bus routes within MPSJ, as well and to and fro areas in MPSJ. You can email them to me at rajiv@dapsj.com



From: kartina@mpsj.gov.my
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Subject: CADANGAN LALUAN BARU / LALUAN BERPOTENSI DAN LALUAN SOSIAL BAGI LALUAN PERKHIDMATAN BAS OLEH SURU...
Tuan/Puan,
CADANGAN LALUAN BARU / LALUAN BERPOTENSI DAN LALUAN SOSIAL BAGI LALUAN PERKHIDMATAN BAS OLEH SURUHANJAYA PENGANGKUTAN AWAM DARAT (SPAD) DI KAWASAN MAJLIS PERBANDARAN SUBANG JAYA (MPSJ)
 Saya dengan hormatnya diarah merujuk kepada perkara tersebut di atas adalah berkaitan.
 2.            Adalah dimaklumkan berdasarkan kepada Taklimat Laluan Perkhidmatan Bas Oleh Suruhanjaya Pengangkutan Awam Darat (SPAD) Di Kawasan Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ) BIL.1/2012 yang telah diadakan pada 23 Julai 2012 (Isnin) adalah dirujuk.  Sehubungan dengan itu pihak kami memohon jasa baik pihak tuan/puan dalam memperkasakan lagi sistem laluan perkhidmatan bas di dalam kawasan MPSJ untuk mengemukakan perkara-perkara seperti berikut:
a.            Cadangan Laluan Baru / Laluan Berpotensi
            b.            Laluan Sosial
3.            Sehubungan dengan itu, tuan/puan bolehlah memberikan cadangan dengan kadar segera kepada pihak kami untuk diserahkan kepada pihak SPAD untuk pengemaskinian.  Pihak tuan/puan diminta untuk mengemukakan maklumat berkaitan dalam tempoh tujuh (7) hari dari tarikh surat ini ke Jabatan Perancangan Bandar atau dihantar kepada hazman@mpsj.gov.my.  Sebarang pertanyaan boleh dihubungi Siti Kartina Juhari di talian 03-8026 7452 atau Nura'Akmam Adnan di talian 03-8026 7438.
 4.            Walau bagaimanapun untuk makluman pihak tuan/puan  untuk pelan laluan perkhidmatan bas terkini pihak SPAD akan memberikan maklumat tersebut kepada pihak kami dalam masa terdekat untuk rujukan dan tindakan.
 5.            Kerjasama dan perhatian dari pihak tuan/puan amatlah dihargai dan didahului dengan ucapan terima kasih.
Sekian.
 " MESRA, CEKAP DAN BERINTEGRITI"

(HAZMAN BIN MOHD MAHAYUDIN)
Timbalan Pengarah,
Jabatan Perancangan Bandar.
b/p Yang Dipertua

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UndiMalaysia! - The Rakyat Guides

by rajiv under ,
Dear all, 

One of the main initiatives of the MyConstitution campaign for the past two years was to produce a series of simplified 'guides' on the Federal Constitution, known as The Rakyat Guides (RG).

On 02 April 2011, the last RG was released, completing the series of 9 booklets. The complete set goes for RM6.00 per set as contribution to the cost of printing the booklets. It is not for profit.

The booklets are available at the Bar Council and State Bar Committees, as well at certain events participated by the Committee. We are also working towards trying to make the booklets available at bookshops throughout the country.

Soft-copies of the booklets are available online. Of course, the hard copies are much nicer!

Anyway, please sebarkan!

RG1 - What is the Federal Constitution?

Eng - http://www.perlembagaanku.com/?dl_name=myconstbooklet_ENG_Draft6_light.pdf

BM - http://www.perlembagaanku.com/?dl_name=myconstbooklet_BM_rg1.pdf
Mandarin - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=3125

RG2 - Constitutional Institutions & Separation of Powers

Eng - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2372

BM - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2373

RG3 - Federal - State Relations

Eng - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2512

BM - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2513

RG4 - Parliament

Eng - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2561

BM - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2560

RG5 - The Executive

Eng- http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2845

BM - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2844

RG6 - The Judiciary

Eng - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2847

BM - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2846

RG7 - Sabah & Sarawak

Eng - http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=2849

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PENEBANGAN POKOK KELAPA DI SEPANJANG MONSUN DRAIN SS14, SS18 DAN SS15 (MASJID DARUL EHSAN)

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Sejarah penanaman pokok-pokok kelapa di lokasi sepanjang monsun drain SS14 (Jalan SS14/6M, 14/5J, 14/8 dan 14/7), SS18 (SS18/4G dan 18/5) dan sekitar Masjid Darul Ehsan Subang Jaya (SS115/1A) adalah pada tahun 1997 ketika Majlis Daerah Petaling lagi. Oleh kerana kerana timbulnya banyak aduan berkaitan buah kelapa yang jatuh ke atas kereta penduduk, pendekatan menanam pokok-pokok Swietenia Mahogany dan Pokok Tanjung ditanam dicelah-celah pokok kelapa tersebut sebagai menggantikan pokok-pokok kelapa tersebut telah diambil (sulaman). Pokok kelapa tersebut akan ditebang apabila Swietenia Mahogany dan Pokok Tanjung cukup matang.

Tahun 2012, pihak Bahagian Landskap telah merancang untuk menebang pokok kelapa tersebut. Kerja penebangan awal yang terlibat adalah disekitar monsun drain yang dijangka dimulakan pada 23/7/12 oleh kontraktor tahunan. Oleh itu, diharap pihak yang terbabit maklum akan keputusan ini.
Sekian, terima kasih.
Azlina Mat Salim
Bahagian Landskap
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Prasarana Tree Replanting

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The following is the preliminary plan for tree re-planting by Prasarana. For every tree that Prasarana cuts to make way for the LRT project, they have to replant 10. I am pushing for MPSJ to produce the following in more detail, including plotting these trees on a map for residents information and feedback. 

I am also trying to push for the planting of shady trees, such as flame of the forest or rain trees along the main roads - in Zone 1, it would be Persiaran Jengka. I think this goes a long way towards beautifying our town. However, there are concerns that the roots will damage the road and drains, and the matter is not decided yet. 


Senarai lokasi yang akan ditanam pokok Bucida mollineti dan Syzilium parahyba (Tower tree) di Zon Subang Jaya
Bil.
Lokasi penanaman
1.
SS19 – belakang Keranji Apartment
2.
PJS 7/7 – belakang Kuil India
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SS 18/4 Taman bersebelahan Persiaran Jengka
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SS 14/8A – Bulatan Taman (tunggu inden)
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Jln Perindustrian Subang Mewah (Kawasan Lapang)
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Lorong dalam perumahan USJ 6
7.
Laman Sukan MPSJ
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Lorong dalam perumahan USJ 9
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Longkang tepi sekolah USJ 14
10.
Depan Digital Mall
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Kawasan lapang USJ 18
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Kawasan hijau SS 19/1N
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Lorong dalam perumahan SS 17/2G
14.
Lorong belakang sebelahan kawasan hijau SS 19/5
15.
Kawasan hijau SS15/5G
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Lorong dalam perumahan SS 18
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Lorong dalam perumahan SS 18
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Lorong dalam perumahan SS 14
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Jalan dalam USJ 9/5
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Jalan dalam USJ 18/8
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Simpang empat di kawasan hijau (USJ 18 , 19 dan 20 berhampiran KFC)
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Bahu jalan kiri dan kanan jalan yang menuju ke kubur USJ 22 dan kawasan kubur
23.
Taman Pinggiran USJ 2
24.
Taman Permainan Subang Height
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Bilangan pokok akan ditentukan selepas kerja – kerja pelebaran jalan siap dan bagi kawasan – kawasan yang tidak terlibat kerja – kerja penanaman akan dilakukan tetapi mengikut turutan. 
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Pasar Ramadhan @ SS18

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The locations of Pasar Ramadan in Subang Jaya has always raised objections every year, especially the one is SS18 & USJ4 (USJ1 & USJ7 escapes such level of complaints). The objections arise especially from the neighboring houses, which is very understandable. The complaints revolve around to traffic congestion, parking congestion, smoke from the cooking, & rubbish left over. This year, we have to also contend with the the on-going LRT construction.

As a councillor, this is one of the harder cases to handle, as unlike potholes or broken playground equipment, there is no clear answer that will satisfy all. All these issues have been discussed at length in MSPJ, and the approval to set up the Pasar Ramadan was certainly not taken lightly.

Pasar Ramadan is very popular among the residents, and arguably has been for a very long time part of our traditions and way of life. A simple google search on "Pasar Ramadan" will yield so many results of blog post and forum comments demonstrating that fact.

Unfortunately, unlike some other townships, Subang Jaya is very "built-up", leaving very little open space suitable for this Pasar Ramadan. I recall in some other areas, it is held in Stadium car parks, among other places, which are not near houses. But such locations are not to be found in Subang Jaya.

The next best thing to do (also considering that Pasar Ramadan has been in Subang Jaya as far back as I can remember), is to manage the situation, to mitigate all inconveniences to the nearby houses. For the case of SS18, the Pasar Ramadan is still maintained there for the features where are yet to be identified elsewhere within the SS12-SS19 area, namely:

  • The stretch of stalls must not prevent access to any homes, i.e. are there alternative roads to access the houses
  • Availability of parking places (yes, admittedly there will never be sufficient "parking boxes", but the impact of overflow of parking should not grind traffic to a complete halt and minimize impact to overall traffic circulation. Thus, proximity to a underutilized main road like Persiaran Jengka between SS14/SS18 helps.
  • The activities should not, if possible affect the traffic flow on Persiaran Kewajipan & Persiaran Tujuan, as this road at critical during the evening rush hour.   

In the last couple of weeks, I have had discussions with both MPSJ and Prasarana on measures to mitigate traffic and parking issues, namely (do also refer to the diagram below)

  1. The reduction of stalls this year (from 200+ to 184 this year), and its relocation towards SS18/1...
  2. freeing up the circulation around the Padang, to enable more cars to park and move around the padang (not inside the padang!)
  3. Enforcement officers will be placed on the 4 residential streets to ensure proper parking.
  4. A total of 15 traffic enforcement officers will be placed around the area to help ensure proper parking and traffic flow.
  5. Prasarana will open at least 3 openings in the construction barriers for safe crossing from SS14 to SS18
  6. Prasarana will also ensure at least 2 lanes be open at all times, and where possible more than 2 lanes to facilitate traffic
  7. Prasarana has also committed to doing "Water spray" in the area before the stall set up everyday to minimize dust effects on the Pasar Ramadan. 
Hannah Yeoh & myself have also done a press conference today on this issue, and we do ask for the cooperation of all visitors to the Pasar Ramadan to cooperate with MPSJ's enforcement officers, and to not park indiscriminately. 






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Grand Dorsett (Dorsett Place Waterfront Development) & Service Apartments

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I am writing this post to clarify my personal stand on Dorsett Place Waterfront Development, that is one of the hottest issues in the spotlight in Subang Jaya. 


For those who are not familiar with the background of this, you can refer to the article extracted from the Selangor Times below. 


The crux of the issue is this: Under the development order (KM by the Malay acronym), Mayland (the developer) is allowed to build and renovate 1,989 units of hotel suites as an extension of their hotel in SS12.  But residents and councillors have objected to the development after the developer advertised to sell these units as serviced apartments.


MPSJ has twice in the past rejected their application to build service apartments. The rejection is particularly clear in the 2nd rejection, where it is stated in Borang C2, the reasons for rejection, is "no service apartments is allowed".


My personal position on the matter is that the spirit of the approval must be upheld. The transformation of hotel suites (noted in their application is stated at 1989 bilik) to the current service apartments (as even derived from their sales material http://www.iproperty.com.my/developments/2403/Dorsett_Place_Waterfront/) must be stopped and reversed. 


I have spoke up on this matter in the MPSJ June full board meeting (my first full board meeting after making a comeback to MPSJ) i raised this matter at length, as covered by press. I also have pushed (successfully) that all further ancillary applications, like the Landscape Plan must be put on hold until we have resolved the KM issue. 


There is one other approval that is pending, the demolition permit for the car park unit. I have no qualms stating openly that I will fight to ensure that these 2 permits are not given, until we have resolved the KM issue. 

I am also very disappointed that the Minister for Housing & Local Government can allow a a housing sale license to be issued, when MPSJ's KM approval clearly states hotel suites. Y.B. Dato' Seri Chor Chee Heung must not shy away from taking responsibility for this mistake, and do the necessary, at the very least to suspend the sale license, if not revoke it.
 
More news articles on the matter:
http://www.selangortimes.com/index.php?section=news&permalink=20120629104426-resolve-development-order-first-says-councillor
http://www.nst.com.my/streets/central/suspend-sale-of-hotel-suites-1.89961
http://www.mmail.com.my/story/councillor-against-hotel%E2%80%99s-landscaping-application

YDP Dato' Asmawi clarifying that the the hotel units are not for sale
http://www.mmail.com.my/story/hotel-rooms-not-sale

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Article in the Selangor Times, June 29th, 2012

Resolve development order first, says councillor


Published: Fri, 29 Jun 2012
SUBANG JAYA: The Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) is being urged to put on hold all auxiliary submissions on the Dorsett Place Waterfront Development until discrepancies over whether the Mayland Group will be allowed to sell the hotel suites is resolved.
Councillor  Rajiv Rishyakaran called for the move during the council full board meeting on Wednesday after MPSJ’s decision to approve the landscape plans submitted by the developer.
“Why are we approving their landscaping plans when we haven’t resolved the development order with them? We must postpone all decisions until a resolution is found,” he said.
Under the development order, Mayland is allowed to build and renovate 1,989 units of hotel suites in SS12.  
But residents and councillors have objected to the development after the developer advertised to sell these units.
“MPSJ had rejected their previous applications in 2007 and 2009 to build service apartments. Their intention to sell the hotel suites as individual units is akin to selling service apartments but with a different name. We need to resolve this issue before approving any of their auxiliary applications,” he said
Councillor Chang Kim Loong added that the council should set up a special committee to discuss the issue with the architect and planner of the development project.
“We need to resolve this as soon as possible because the people who bought these units are equally confused and we need to give an answer to them,” he said.
MPSJ president Asmawi Kasbi said all these matters will be discussed in a special meeting with representatives from Grand Dorsett Hotel and the developer today (Friday).
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Bicycle lanes: We want your feedback!

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When the idea of bicycle tracks/lanes thru the backlanes of Subang Jaya was first raised to me, I thought it was a pretty neat idea. However, before we embark on something that new, please do give us your feedback - support, concerns, anything... You can comment below or email me personally.

Thanks!

(The 2 articles below are courtesy of SJ ECHO)

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EXCLUSIVE: Cycling Routes in Back Lanes Pondered

THE back lanes of SS14 and SS18 in Subang Jaya are being eyed by cycling enthusiasts in the neighbourhood as the next best option to enjoy some track for recreation and activities.
Faced with heavy traffic on the main roads and the lack of space for cycling in existing open spaces in the neighbourhood, folding bike cyclist S.T. Teoh who proposed the idea of utilising the back lanes for recreation said each housing area could provide a minimum of 6km per loop if planned out properly.
“The back lanes of SS14 and SS18 can provide a cycling loop of 6km each. All we need is to map out the loop, mark it and clean it up for use.”
“Back lanes are under-utilised and this is one way for us to use it fruitfully for recreation without incurring too much cost to get it done properly,” he said to SJ Echo.
Teoh said the two loops (SS14 and SS18) could be “connected” to provide the distance and “adventure” cyclists needed for their activities. 
“The two housing areas are connected near the Kesas Highway wall (between SS14/8G-Persiaran Jengka-SS18/1A) and this provides the link between the two areas for a longer distance ride.”
“Families with young children can also come out and cycle together in their neighbourhood. There are slopes along several stretches of SS18 and this will be interesting for many cyclists.”
“Some of the back lanes in SS18 are wide enough to have 4 persons cycling alongside one another. This is the opportunity to bring cycling to everyone’s doorstep,” Teoh added.
He said where cyclists crossed between rows of houses, the local authority could assist by putting up “Bicycle Crossing” signboards to sensitise motorists to the presence of cyclists in the neighbourhood.
In May, Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim had announced that the State was in the process of identifying bicycle parks in new housing schemes within the Subang Jaya municipality.
Khalid had said Subang Jaya was an ideal place to consider introducing and promoting cycling within the municipality as a means of transportation in the near future.
He had said it was timely to discuss the possibility of having cycling lanes on the roads but it would not be easy to achieve as the roads were never planned to accommodate cyclists.
Teoh said the presence of cyclists in groups could also provide omnipresence in the back lanes and help keep crime at bay, just as they cycled by.
“Residents can identify cycling groups easily because they are normally attired in cycling wear with helmets and they normally cycle together,” he added.
Heavy Tools Cycling Club (HTTC) president Allan Lee who leads a group of 30 cyclists from the neighbourhood was all excited when the proposal was shared with him and several of his members in SS14.
“The idea is very good. If we have this, it will be safer for cyclists and more people will come out to exercise,” he said.
Allan who is a former national bowler said “Cycling helps repair the back of my body and reduces knee aches. Every time I cycle, I manage to ease the pain on my body.”
“I encourage senior citizens to cycle because this is one of the healthiest sports,” said the 71-year-old cyclist.
HTTC member Victor Choo said “I have been staying in Subang Jaya for the past 20 years and I noticed that back lanes are neglected. Some of the back lanes are too dirty but the roads are okay and can be better.”
“With this plan, it will make the community become closer and back lanes will be cleaner. This will make people live healthier and at the same time, it will create a healthy family.” Victor said.
Jeffrey Khoo who cycles in the Subang Jaya and USJ neighbourhood said the proposal was worth considering.
“It’s a good idea as space is lacking for us to cycle on. Subang Jaya has no real tracks. The back lane is a very good option.”  
He said the back lanes could be used by anyone who wanted to cycle without having to be too worried about the traffic around them.
USJ resident Ewe Kim Chew who cycles with his family said cycling in the back lanes would be safer for everyone.
“Many can bring their children cycling and spend quality time together while exercising,” he said.
His 11-year-old son, Jacky Ewe Loong Hwa said having a place to cycle in the neighbourhood will allow him to indulge in the activity with his friends.
“The back lanes are safe enough to cycle in even in the night. All they need to do is clean it up a little bit,” he said.

MPSJ and Police Support Cycling Proposal

by Shazwani Che Rahim

THE wheels are in motion to study a proposal by cycling enthusiasts to turn the under-utilised back lanes of SS14 and SS18 in Subang Jaya into cycling lanes for recreation.
MPSJ president Dato Asmawi Kasbi said the idea was excellent and that the council was keen to work with the group to identify the route and the feasibility of immediately implementing the proposal.
“We can clean up the back lanes and even beautify them, apart from considering lighting up the route.”
“I will put together a technical team to meet with the group and start working out the details,” he said.
Asmawi said the council needed the cooperation of residents to help maintain the cleanliness of back lanes.
Subang Jaya OCPD Yahaya Ramli said he welcomed the idea as it would create the presence of cyclists along the back lanes.
“Sixty per cent of house break-ins are perpetrated from the back of the house.”
“This idea of utilising the back lanes for recreation is good as cyclists can also help the police be the ears and eyes on the ground,” he said, when asked on the feasibility of encouraging cycling along the back lanes of houses.
ADUN Subang Jaya Hannah Yeoh said the biggest challenge to the proposal was clearing obstructions in the back lanes and also security concerns.
“Some residents may not want the back of their houses being so accessible, considering some have applied for back lane fencing years ago. “
“MPSJ has undertaken to map this out in new housing areas but for established housing areas, we definitely need to engage the stakeholders first before proceeding further,” she said, adding that if all parties (MPSJ and residents) agreed with the proposal, she could assist in applying for State Government funds to kick start the pilot project.
MPSJ councillor for Zone 3 Dr KM Loi said the proposal was an excellent idea to provide more cycling tracks and facilities for residents.
He said the stumbling block would be gated and guarded schemes in the neighbourhood which might limit access to back lanes for cycling.
MPSJ councillor for Zone 1 Rajiv Rishyakaran said he supported the idea to kick off with back lanes in SS14 and SS18 to gauge public response before it is rolled out in other areas.
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RM1 for Water Rights: 100,000 Malaysians Support Tony Pua vs Syabas

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RM1 for Water Rights:
100,000 Malaysians Support Tony Pua vs Syabas

We call for 100,000 Malaysians to donate RM1 to support Member of Parliament for Petaling Jaya Utara, Tony Pua in his battle with Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor (SYABAS).
Tony has fought for Selangor water rights which was privatized by the Barisan Nasional government to be returned to the state government. SYABAS has sued Tony for defamation and the High Court has awarded RM200,000 in damages with costs to SYABAS. Tony has appealed the judgment to the Court of Appeal but he has been asked to pay the damages to SYABAS first.
You can demonstrate your support by donating online via credit card or internet-banking transfer below. Alternatively you can deposit cash or write a cheque to "DAP Malaysia" at our Maybank Account: 5141 7814 5866. Thank you very much for your support!
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Water Distruption Notice

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GANGGUAN BEKALAN AIR BERJADUAL DI WILAYAH PETALING, HULU LANGAT DAN KUALA LUMPUR PADA 7, 9 DAN 11 JULAI 2012

by Puspel Syabas on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 at 4:26pm ·
 
Kuala Lumpur – Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (SYABAS) ingin memaklumkan terdapat beberapa kawasan di Wilayah Petaling, Hulu Langat dan Kuala Lumpur akan mengalami gangguan bekalan air sementara disebabkan kerja-kerja yang dijalankan oleh pihak kontraktor SYABAS. Berikut merupakan tarikh perlaksanaan kerja yang akan dijalankan mengikut jadual:
 
1 . SEBAB-SEBAB GANGGUAN
Kerja-kerja bagi Program Penggantian Injap di Wilayah Petaling (Pakej 8):
a) Penggantian Injap Kupu-kupu 1000MM Diameter dalam kawasan Kontena Nasional
b) Penggantian Injap Sluice 600MM Diameter di susur masuk NPE depan Mentari Court Apartment
c) Penggantian Injap Sluice 600MM Diameter di simpang Jalan PJS 2C Taman Medan
D) Penggantian Injap Kupu-kupu 450MM Diameter di Persimpangan PJS8/9 susur keluar LDP
 
TARIKH/MASA GANGGUAN
7 Julai 2012 (Sabtu), 8 malam hingga 11 pagi keesokan harinya 8 Julai 2012 (Ahad).
 
KAWASAN-KAWASAN TERLIBAT - Wilayah Petaling
Jalan Subang Airport Lama; SS12—SS19 Subang Jaya; kawasan U1 Temasya sehingga Kolam Air Temasya; kawasan Saujana O Lot sehingga Kolam Air Saujana O Lot; Glenmarie Hicom; Glenmarie Court; PJU 1A Lembah Subang; sebahagian SS7 Kelana Jaya; PJS 1—PJS 11; Guiness Anchor, PJS 6; Pusat Haemodialysis Fasa, PJS 2; Pusat Dialisis Rakyat, PJS 3; Hotel Romeo Inn, PJS 7; Hotel Sun Inns, PJS 7; Hotel Sun View, PJS 7; Taylor’s College School Of Hospitality & Tourism, PJS 7; Kompleks Medan Selera, PJS 10; Deluxe Laundry Service Centre, PJS 10; Kampus Kolej Sunway, PJS 11; Ben Fortune Pastry Manufacturing (M) Sdn Bhd, PJS 11; Hotel Sun Inns, PJS 11; Medan Sunway Foodcourt, PJS 11; Monash University Campus Malaysia Sdn Bhd, PJS 11; S&P Food Industries Sdn Bhd, PJS 11; Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel, PJS 11; Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall, PJS 11; Sunway Lagon Water Park, PJS 11; Sunway Medical Centre, PJS 11; TT Food Manufacturing Sdn Bhd, PJS 11; Holiday Villa Hotel, SS12; Grand Dorsett Subang Hotel, SS12; Subang Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC), SS12; 3K Sports Complex Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya, SS13; Apex Healthcare Berhad, SS13; Auric Pacific Food Processing Sdn Bhd, SS13; Havi Food (M) Sdn Bhd, SS13; Mamee-Double Decker (M) Berhad, SS13; Mac Food Services (M) Sdn Bhd, SS13; Inti College, SS15; Subang Park Hotel Sdn Bhd, SS15; Taylors College Sdn Bhd, SS15; Empire Shopping Gallery, SS16; Carrefour, SS16; Subang Parade, SS16; Jaya Square, SS17; Glenmarie Golf & Country Club; Terminal Sky Park, Subang Airport; Hyatt Saujana Hotel; Sime Darby Medical Centre Ara Damansara; CITTA Mall Complex; Malaysia Airlines Academy; Holiday Inn Glenmarie Kuala Lumpur.
 
2. SEBAB-SEBAB GANGGUAN
Kerja-kerja Penggantian Injap Sluice 600MM Diameter di Seksyen 2, Bandar Baru Bangi, Hulu Langat
 
TARIKH/MASA GANGGUAN
9 Julai 2012 (Isnin), 9 malam hingga 5 pagi keesokan harinya 10 Julai 2012 (Selasa).
 
KAWASAN-KAWASAN TERLIBAT - Wilayah Hulu Langat
Seksyen 1 – 5, Bandar Baru Bangi; Seksyen 14 — Seksyen 15, Bandar Baru Bangi; Kawasan Perindustrian Bandar Baru Bangi, Seksyen 13; Kampung Teras Jernang; Taman Bangi Mutiara, Seksyen 2.
 
3. SEBAB-SEBAB GANGGUAN
Kerja-kerja Penggantian Injap Kupu-kupu 600MM Diameter di Jalan U-Thant Berhadapan Pejabat Kedutaan Amerika, Kuala Lumpur.
 
TARIKH/MASA GANGGUAN
11 Julai 2012 (Rabu), 9 malam hingga 5 pagi keesokan harinya 12 Julai 2012 (Khamis)
 
KAWASAN-KAWASAN TERLIBAT - Wilayah Kuala Lumpur
Taman U-Thant; Jalan Ampang (dari persimpangan Jalan Tun Razak sehingga MRR2); Jalan Ampang (dari persimpangan Jalan Yap Kwan Seng sehingga persimpangan Jalan Eaton).
Para pengguna dinasihatkan agar menyimpan bekalan air secukupnya serta menggunakan air secara berhemah sepanjang tempoh gangguan tersebut. Pihak SYABAS berharap pengguna yang terlibat dengan gangguan sementara akan bersabar dan sekiranya mempunyai sebarang pertanyaan lanjut; sila hubungi Pusat Perkhidmatan Pelanggan (PUSPEL) menerusi talian bebas tol 1-800-88-5252 atau SMS; dengan menaip PUSPEL<jarak><aduan>, dan hantar ke 39222. Informasi ini juga boleh diperolehi dari laman web SYABAS di www.syabas.com.my; www.twitter.com/puspel dan ’facebook’ dengan menaip ‘puspel’ atau ‘puspel syabas’.</aduan></jarak>
 
Harap maklum.
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