Remains Of Kho Ying Qi Found

The remains of Kho Ying Qi was found this morning in the river at Kampung Goebilt, Sejingkat at 9.30 am.

Padai ak Abut, 30 who rented a house in the kampong was collecting snails with his friends when he stumbled upon the body near the power station.

He called the officer at the power station who alerted the police.

Kho Kiew Teck 44 and his wife, Chan Bee Hong, 42 rushed to the scene to identify their daughter who had gone missing since January 5^th.

They identified the body through her uniform and her proton saga key chain.

Kho said her daughter key chain was bought in Singapore by a friend. He said he and his wife were relief that the body was found before the Chinese new year. they did not want a post mortem and hoped to bury their daughter as soon as possible.

Chan said she was bitter at first and hoped her daughter was found. But she came to terms with what has happened and is glad that there is a closure for the family.

Ying Qi was going back from school which was closed due to the flash flood. She walked into the monsoon drain at Jalan Rock. 

A shell staff, Herman ak Sihas tried to save her but he was drowned in the process. He was found three days later. 

The remains of Kho were send to the Sarawak General hospital morgue.

-http://www.sarawakupdate.com.my/2012/01/remains-of-kho-ying-qi-found.html

Penang BN wants Guan Eng to apologise ovet Tang Hak Ju.

By Aaron Ngui

GEORGE TOWN (Jan20, 2012) : Following a Court of Appeal ruling that the state government was not liable to pay RM 40 million to a businessman in a land case, the Penang Barisan National (BN) is calling upon Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to apologize for using the case to gain political mileage.

State BN working committee chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan claimed Lim, along with the other Excos and Pakatan Rakyat (PR) assemblyman had used the
issue, widely reported as the "Tang Hak Ju scam or scandal", to smear the BN's reputation in the state as it happened before PR formed the state government.

He said the Lim's administration should also withdraw words like "scam" and "scandal" when referring to the case as those words had criminal connotations.

"If he (Lim) is man enough, if he walks the talk (which is) being accountable then he should apologize," Teng said at a press conference yesterday but did not set a deadline or give an ultimatum.

The Tang Hak Ju case involved a 10.6 acre quarry site which had been leased to an individual in 2001 but the deal was later cancelled.

The individual had sought RM 1.8 million in compensation but the BN-led state government then refused to pay, leading to legal proceedings in which the court awarded the plaintiff pay RM 40 million including interests.

When PR took over the state's administration, it "unveiled" the issue creating a media firestorm and ultimately a white paper on the matter was
presented to the state assembly in May last year by Deputy Chief Minister II P Ramasamy.

Teng, who revealed that the Court of Appeal verdict which overturned the High Court ruling ordering the state government to pay was made last Wednesday (Jan 11) in Putrajaya, also called upon the white paper to be withdrawn.

He described certain statements in the white paper as vicious and unfair and expressed his disappointment with Ramasamy.

He also explained that the then state government decided not to pay because the plaintiff, did not give a receipt for wanting the payment.

"We ask for receipt, never given any receipt, how are we going to give RM 1.8 million … how can the state government go into agreement with the plaintiff without going through a proper procedure?" he said adding that there was also no proof that the plaintiff had suffered losses.

Teng added that the ruling by the appellate court had also ordered that only RM500,000 in incidental costs was to be paid to the plaintiff, noting that it was some 400 per cent less than the RM1.8million sought.

He said the ruling immediately vindicated and cleared the previous BN-led state government from any wrongdoing and questioned why the state administration had kept quiet over the ruling.

"We had been waiting for the state government (for 10 days) to issue a statement to tell the people but 10 days is too long to wait," he said.

- http://m.thesundaily.my

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Polis tahan 10 anggota sindiket Ah long di sekitar ibu negara.

KUALA LUMPUR: Polis menahan 10 lelaki anggota sindiket Ah Long dan merampas wang tunai RM21,000 dalam satu operasi di sekitar ibu negara, Khamis.

Mereka yang ditahan dalam operasi "Vulture" oleh Bahagian Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Komersial (JSJK) Bukit Aman bermula pukul 12.30 tengah hari di sebuah premis di Jalan Ipoh itu terdiri daripada rakyat tempatan berusia antara 29 hingga 40 tahun.

Sejumlah besar dokumen seperti kad ATM, geran kenderaan, cek, salinan kad pengenalan, gambar-gambar (dipercayai milik peminjam) dan peralatan yang digunakan dalam menjalankan kegiatan 'Ah Long', dirampas dalam operasi itu, kata kenyataan Polis Diraja Malaysia di sini, Jumaat.

"Berdasarkan maklumat risikan yang diperolehi, sindiket ini didalangi seorang lelaki tempatan, yang dipercayai mempunyai pengaruh yang kuat serta mampu memperoleh jumlah peminjam yang ramai di sekitar Lembah Klang.

"Penangkapan anggota sindiket ini dipercayai dapat menyelesaikan beberapa kes berkaitan 'Ah Long' yang bergerak aktif di sekitar ibu negara," kata kenyataan itu.

Kes disiasat mengikut Seksyen 5(2) Akta Pemberi Pinjaman Wang 1951.

Orang ramai yang mempunyai maklumat lanjut atau pertanyaan mengenai kes itu diminta menghubungi Ketua Penolong Pengarah Operasi JSJK ACP Rohaimi Md Isa di talian 03-26163872. - BERNAMA
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LGE told to apologise

GEORGE TOWN : Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng has been told to apologise to the people for misleading them over the Tang Hak Ju land case in the wake of a Court of Appeal ruling that the state government need not pay RM40 million compensation to the businessman.
State Barisan Nasional working committee chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan yesterday revealed that the Court of Appeal had, on Jan 11, ruled in favour of the state government and overturned a Penang High Court decision awarding Tang the amount.

Dr Teng said instead of RM40 million, Tang was only given RM500,000 for incidental expenses after the Court of Appeal overturned the High Court decision, which Lim had billed as "the biggest land scam in the history of Penang".

"The decision has vindicated us and cleared us  of any wrongdoing," Dr Teng said in reference to the previous Gerakan-led state government.

"The surprising thing is that Lim has kept quiet about the decision and has not said a word about it although 10 days have passed since the verdict was handed down.

"His silence is deafening and  is completely opposite to all the noise he was making when he went round saying that this was the biggest land scam and scandal committed by the previous state government."

Dr Teng said it was now clear that Lim was just hell bent on politicising and exploiting issues to mislead the people and to paint a negative picture of the previous Gerakan-led administration.

He recalled how the entire state cabinet had been stirring up the issue and making all sorts of accusations just to gain political mileage.

"They even went to the extent of tabling a white paper at the state legislative assembly, despite knowing full well that the case was in the appeal stage.

"The white paper was filled with all kinds of vicious assumptions and accusations.

"They used words like 'land scam' and 'scandal', which has criminal connotations but we waited patiently for the court process and we are now vindicated."

Dr Teng said Lim should  withdraw all  baseless accusations and apologise for misleading the people, as well as withdrawing the white paper report on the case.

The Tang Hak Ju case dates back to 2002  when the businessman applied for a 4.3ha plot of land in Seberang Prai to extract rocks for quarrying purposes.

Tang's application was approved by the authorities.

However, the authorities later cancelled the title issued to Tang in 2004 following complaints from the original landowners -- the Hock Teik Cheng Sin temple and the Hokkien Hoay Kuan Province Wellesley Association.

Tang subsequently sued the state  and the High Court awarded him RM29.36 million, plus interest, dating back to Jan 24, 2005.

After Pakatan took over the state government, Lim and his executive council immediately went on the offensive and called it the biggest land scam in Penang.

Deputy Chief Minister II P. Ramasamy was quoted as saying that the scandal had had a great impact on the present state government as millions had been siphoned off from its coffers.

A white paper on the so-called scam was tabled at the state assembly last year and bulldozed through despite objections from  BN assemblymen.


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Robert Ryaid Geneid

ROBERT  RYAID GENEID

WHO IS ROBERT GENEID?  IS HE A FOREIGNER W HO THROUGH HIS  MANIPULATION ON THE STATE GOVERNMENT  CIVIL SERVICE  AND THROUGH HIS INSTIGATION TO THE CHIEF MINISTER BECAME UNDESERVING  BILLIONAIRE?

 IS ROBERT  GENEID  A FOREIGNER WHO CUNNINGLY MANAGED TO MANOVEOUR HIMSELF TO BECOME ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL  UNOFFCIAL  ADVISER TO CHIEF MINISTER?

HOW DID ROBERT GENEID  AND HIS WIFE SUCCEEDED IN GRABBING HUNDRED OF THOUSANDS OF STATE LAND AND BY UNFAIR MEANS BAGGED  MULTIBILLIONS RINGGIT OF STATE and Federal CONTRACTS (at the behest of the state government) ?

HOW DID ROBERT GENEID MANAGE TO HAVE SUCH A  GRIP ON THE CHIEF MINISTER OF SARAWAK?

THE ANSWERS TO ALL THESE QUESTIONS LIE PARLTLY IN ROBERT’S  MARITAL RELATIONSHIP TO THE A SISTER OF THE CHIEF MINISTER, DATUK  RAZIAH MAHMUD. PARTLY DUE TO HIS CLOSE RELATIONSHIP TO HIS WITCH LEBONESE COUSIN, STELLA TASHMAN,  AND PARTLY  BECAUSE HE COULD NOT CONTROL HIS GREED FOR MONEY AND POWER. 

HE CAME FROM A POOR FAMILY WHERE HIS MOTHER AND FATHER WERE VEGETABLES SELLER AT THE SYDNEY MARKET IN AUSTRALIA.   ROBERT’S HOUSE IN SYDNEY  WERE 2 BED-BEDROOM BROKEN DOWN DELAPIDATED  ROUH BEAR CONCRETE.  HE TRIED  HIS LUCK BY APPLYING FOR A JOB IN A LAW FIRM IN SINAPORE. HE WAS LATER ASKED TO LEAVE BY THE LAW FOR REASON OF MISAPPROPRIATION OF CLIENT’S FUND.  TO ESCAPE  HE  GOT HIS WIFE TO GET HIM TO WORK IN THE RICH RESOURCED  LAND OF SARAWAK.  THIS WAS THE BEGINNING OF THE SLOW BUT STEADY  DOWNFALL OF THE TAIB’S FAMILY.  HE STARTED INSTIGATING CHIEF MINSTER AND HIS FAMILY  AGAINST  CHIEF MINISTER’S TWO TRUSTED BROTHERS, LATE ARIP AND DATO ONN.  ROBERT WAS SUCCESSFUL IN GETTING TAIB  DISFAVOURING DATO ONN.  WHEN DATO ONN LEFT CAHAYA MATA SARAWAK ROBERT  IMMEDIATELY  BECAME A DIRECTOR IN CMS GROUP. THEN LEFT ONLY DATO ARIP  FOR ROBERT TO TACKLE.  DATO ARIP  OPENLY OBJECTED TO THE DANGEROUS  GAME  OF THE WITCH COUSIN ON THE TAIB FAMILY.   THE DEADLY WORKS OF  ROBERT’S  WITCH COUSIN CAME  TO BE  VERY USEFUL  FOR ROBERT . DATO ARIP WAS OFTEN SICK AND LATER DIED  CAUSED  BY MEDICAL  AND SPIRITUAL  DOING.   SEVERAL REASONS WHY ROBERT  WANTED DATO ARIP OUT OF THE INNER CIRCLE OF TAIB FAMILY.  DATO ARIP SOMETIMES  QUESTIONED ROBERT’S ROLE  ON SOME  OF TAIB’S MAJOR  MISGUIDED  DECISIONS  WHICH NEGATIVELY  AFFECTED  THE PEOPLE OF SARAWAK AND THE STATE GOVERNMENT.   DATO ARIP  WAS ALWAYS PROTECTING TAIB  AND  HE DID NOT  MIND  CONFRONTING  ROBERT  OVER  ROBERT’S OBSTRUSIVE INTERFERENCES IN TAIB’S  DECISIONS MAKING. ROBERT OR RAZIAH WOULD ORGANISE  ROBERT’S WITCH COUSIN TO DO  SESSIONS WITH TAIB  WHERE TAIB WOULD ASK QUESTIONS ON STATE, FAMILY  AND BUSINESS MATTERS.  AT THAT TIME DATO ARIP WAS TAIB’S  FEW SANE and Righteuos PILLARS.  FOR EXAMPLE,  WHEN HE RECEIVED COMPLAINS  FROM  MANY CHINESE BUSINESSMEN WHO CLAIMED  ROBERT  TOOK SUBSTANTIAL SUM OF  MONEYFROM  THEM PROMISING  THEM HE WOULD  GET TAIB TO GIVE HIM WHAT HE WANTED,  DATO ARIP WOULD CONFRONT AND SORTED ROBERT OUT.  DATO ARIP OFTEN FOUGHT WITH DATO ROBERT OVER HOW ROBERT MISMANAGED THE RYGA HOTEL (NOW MARRIOT ) IN MIRI AND HOW ROBERT GOT THE STATE GOVERNMENT TO FINANCE THE MULU PROJECT WHEN THE BENEFITS MOSTLY WENT TO ROBERT GENEID AND HIS WIFE.  AT THAT TIME ROBERT AND RAZIAH  ALREADY MANAGED TO INSTIGATE  TAIB  AGAINST HIS SISTER, DATIN AISHAH.

-http://hasutfitnahcuri.blogspot.com/2012/01/robert-ryaid-geneid.html

Signs of bad moon rising.

Datuk Dr Hasan Ali's sacking from Pas shows the party is facing a crisis.
 
Selangor Umno liaison committee deputy chief Datuk Noh Omar said the crisis was not only among its members, but also in its struggle.
 
"Hasan's sacking as Pas member which resulted in his dismissal as a state exco member showed that Pas members who are staying true to its original struggle no longer have a place in the party.
 
"Only those who will abide by the demands of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) and DAP have a place in Pas. Hasan was sacked for trying to uphold the party's fight for an Islamic state.
 
"This proved that Pas has lost its direction and is now in a dilemma in pursuing its struggle."
 
Commenting on Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim's earlier hesitation to decide on Hasan's status as a state exco member, Noh said this was because Khalid  was not the "driver" of the state.
 
"In Selangor, he is not the driver, but a passenger. That is why he had to wait for a signal and had to ask the opinion of all parties before deciding," he added.
 
Hasan, who was in charge of the Islamic affairs portfolio, was dismissed on Friday after Khalid obtained the consent of the Selangor sultan to remove him as a state exco member following his sacking as Pas member.
 
The former state Pas commissioner had been unpopular among fellow exco members due to his strong stance on Islamic issues.
 
Hasan's proposal to ban the sale of alcohol in Muslim majority areas in Selangor was poorly received and he received  even more backlash when he backed the Selangor Islamic Religious Department's (Jais)  raid on Damansara Utama Methodist Church  in August last year for suspected proselytising.
 
Hasan was said to have sealed his fate when he headed an operation by Jais to check on more than 50 budget hotels and entertainment outlets around the state, which raised the ire of many quarters.
 
Selangor Pas commissioner Dr Abdul Rani Osman, who was widely tipped to be the one to take Hasan's place in the exco line-up, had earlier admitted that the veteran Pas leader's dismissal would have some impact on Pas Selangor, but did not elaborate further.
 
On persistent talks of his impending appointment as a state exco member, he said he would leave the decision to Pas central leadership which had yet to submit its list of candidates to replace Hasan to the state government.
 
On the challenges which awaits him if he is chosen to hold the Islamic Affairs, Malay Customs and Infrastructure and Public Amenities portfolio, Dr Rani said all portfolios came with its own set of problems.
 
Hasan  is expected to hold a press conference to announce his future plans tomorrow.

- http://www.nst.com.my

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Shahrizat 3 week's leave as appropriate-PM

PARIT BUNTAR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak described the decision by Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil to take a three-week's leave from her ministerial duties as appropriate.

He said the decision would allow the authority to investigate if she was involved in the National Feedlot Corporation (NFC) issue.

"I've discussed with Datuk Seri Shahrizat about the leave, and it is an appropriate decision as it allows the authority to carry out a thorough investigation.

"Datuk Seri Shahrizat said she was willing to be investigated fully. What happens after this will depend on the outcome of the investigation," he told reporters after declaring open the National Farmers, Breeders and Fishermen's Day, here Saturday.

Shahrizat said in a statement on Thursday that she had applied for three weeks' leave, starting Friday.

The NFC issue came to light when the 2010 Auditor-General's Report, released in October, pointed out that the corporation had failed to achieve its objectives.

The NFC is headed by Shahrizat's husband Dr Mohamad Salleh.

Najib also said that the NFC's assets had been frozen for the time being.

The prime minister also said he had asked Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Datuk Seri Noh Omar to study how best can the NFC issue be resolved.

The NFC is the "meat valley" project in Gemas, Negeri Sembilan aimed at increasing the production of local meat and reducing dependency on import for such product. Bernama
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