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  • Mengaku Lakukan Seks Sebelum Kemalangan

    Mengaku Lakukan Seks Sebelum Kemalangan

    KUANTAN 23 Julai – Polis mengesahkan mayat wanita yang ditemukan dalam kereta jenis Perodua Viva selepas didakwa terbabit dalam kemalangan di Kilometer 163 Lebuhraya Pantai Timur (LPT) dekat Maran, Sabtu lalu ialah mangsa bunuh.

    Ketua Polis Daerah Maran, De­puti Superintendan Mat Rizal Mat Radzi berkata, pemandu kereta itu, seorang lelaki berusia 29 tahun kini direman sehingga 28 Julai ini bagi membantu siasatan kes berkenaan.

    “Berdasarkan laporan awal, suspek yang memandu kereta itu mendakwa mangsa yang berasal dari Felda Chini 4, Pekan dekat sini maut selepas terbabit dalam kemalangan ketika dalam perjalanan dari ibu negara ke Kuantan.

    “Bagaimanapun, pemeriksaan yang dijalankan pihak forensik polis dengan bantuan pakar patologi dari Hospital Jengka mendapati mayat mangsa tidak mempunyai kesan cedera dan hanya terdapat kesan lebam pada bahagian tangan serta dipercayai lemas akibat dijerut pada bahagian leher,” katanya ketika dihubungi di sini hari ini.

    Menurut Mat Rizal, polis telah menahan suspek selepas soal siasat mendapati dia mengaku membawa mangsa dari ibu negara dan mendakwa melakukan hubungan seks sebelum kemalangan.

    “Kes berkenaan disiasat mengikut Seksyen 302 Kanun Keseksaan dan polis masih menjalankan siasatan lanjut mengenai motif kejadian.

    “Siasatan awal menemui dua buah beg pakaian dalam kende­raan dipandu suspek dipercayai milik suspek dan mangsa.

    “Suspek turut mendakwa sudah mengenali mangsa sejak tiga tahun lalu, namun berdasarkan maklumat diterima daripada keluarga mangsa, mereka tidak me­ngenali suspek dan memaklumkan mangsa sudah bertunang dengan seorang lelaki berasal dari Perak,” katanya.

     

    Source: www.utusan.com.my

  • Singapore Refutes Claims That It Blocked Cloud-Seeding Operations In Johor

    Singapore Refutes Claims That It Blocked Cloud-Seeding Operations In Johor

    The Consulate-General of Singapore in Johor Baru has refuted claims that the Republic had refused to allow cloud seeding over two dams in the southern Malaysia state which are experiencing critical water levels.

    Malaysian media reports on Thursday cited Johor state public works, rural and regional development chairman Hasni Mohammad as saying that Singapore had refused to allow cloud-seeding operations at Sungai Lebam dam in Kota Tinggi and the Layang dam in Pasir Gudang as the activities would purportedly encroach into Singapore’s territory.

    He added that Johor would have to find other alternatives to top up the dams’ water levels following Singapore’s alleged refusal. Both dams supply water to some 760,000 people.

    In a statement issued on Friday evening (July 24), the Consulate-General said that Singapore has not been approached recently on cloud-seeding operations.

    “Singapore fully supports cloud-seeding efforts in Johor, especially during this dry spell.

    “We are surprised by Johor State Exco member Datuk Ir. Haji Hasni bin Haji Mohammad’s claims,” said the Consulate-General in its statement.

    “Such claims, including his assertion that this is because such activities are deemed to encroach into Singapore’s territory, are baseless.”

    The Consulate-General added that the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has always coordinated closely with Malaysia’s Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) to facilitate various flight activities.

    “Both sides have also been working together on projects such as the Johor River Barrage to increase water resources in Johor.

    “Singapore has not been approached recently on cloud-seeding operations, whether by DCA or any other Malaysian agencies. If Datuk Hasni has information indicating otherwise, he should share it with Singapore so that we can look into the matter.”

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com

  • WP’s Lee Li Lian To Continue To Serve In Punggol East SMC

    WP’s Lee Li Lian To Continue To Serve In Punggol East SMC

    Member of Parliament (MP) for Punggol East Lee Li Lian has said she will continue to serve her residents in the Punggol East Single Member Constituency, in response to queries from Channel NewsAsia following the release of the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee report yesterday (July 24).

    She also said that addressing the residents’ concerns is her top priority. Ms Lee was speaking after a tea session with her residents, saying that she was not really shocked at the boundary changes.

    According to the report, the opposition wards including Punggol East were left untouched. Ms Lee also said the Workers’ Party is currently studying the report carefully before making any statements.

    Ms Lee won the Punggol East by-election in 2013 with 54.5 per cent of the vote against People’s Action Party candidate, Dr Koh Poh Koon.

     

    Source: www.channelnewsasia.com

  • Mother Slaps Boy Who Knocked Into Her Son At School

    Mother Slaps Boy Who Knocked Into Her Son At School

    A pupil accidently knocked into his classmate on Tuesday (July 21).

    It should have been a small incident quickly sorted out between kids turned into something big when a parent decided to take matters into her own hands.

    The incident is believed to have happened at a primary school in the Bishan area.

    The friend of the pupil’s mother, Madam Huang, described to Lianhe Wanbao the series of events she says took place after the initial knock..

    According to her, the mother of the classmate found out about the incident while dropping her son off at school the next day.

    The angry parent then slapped a boy – whom she thought was responsible – in front of his classmates, said Madam Huang.

    When she found out she had hit the wrong boy, she continued to look for the real “perpetrator”, and slapped that boy as well.

    Madam Huang​ claimed the woman told the boy: “This is how it feels like to be slapped.”

    Shocked, upset

    The two boys who were slapped were shocked and upset, said Madam Huang.

    Lianhe Wanbao understands that the school arranged for the parents of all three boys to meet on Friday (July 24) and that the woman apologised for her actions.

    But the parents of the two boys who were slapped made a police report later that day as they felt the apology was insincere and that the woman’s story did not match-up with other details of the incident.

    Police confirmed that a police report had been made.

     

    Source: www.tnp.sg

  • NSP Disappointed With Electoral Boundaries Report

    NSP Disappointed With Electoral Boundaries Report

    The National Solidarity Party (NSP) today (July 25) said it was disappointed with the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee’s (ERBC) report released yesterday, arguing for clearer guidelines to any change in electoral boundaries.

    In a media statement, Acting Secretary-General Hazel Poa said that the ERBC report gave no explanation to why it was necessary for Moulmein-Kallang GRC, helmed by Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew, to be divided up, nor for the dissolution of Joo Chiat SMC and Whampoa SMC, as well as the range of electors per MP used by the ERBC to determine the boundaries.

    She also took issue with EBRC taking instructions from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, saying that it is a “clear conflict of interest, no different from the conflicts of interest found in the management of AHPETC and the Auditor-General’s report on the various Ministries and Statutory Boards”.

    “It is not difficult to set clear, fair and defensible guidelines on the issues mentioned above, and have boundaries that could only be changed if those guidelines are breached,” Ms Poa argued.

    The five-member ERBC submitted its report to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday, eight days after he announced in Parliament that it had been formed two months ago. Political analysts have labelled the report to be more evolutionary than radical.

    The committee was chaired by Mr Tan Kee Yong, Secretary to the Prime Minister. Its members are Housing and Development Board chief executive Cheong Koon Hean, Singapore Land Authority CEO Tan Boon Khai, Elections Department head Lee Seng Lup, and Ms Wong Wee Kim, who is the Chief Statistician at the Department of Statistics.

    PM Lee had asked the committee to reduce the average size of the GRCS to fewer than five members. It was also to consider the population shifts and housing developments since the last boundary delineation exercise, and maintain the minimum number of Single Member Constituencies (SMCs) at 12.

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com

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