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Gerakan Anti PATI - PATI Sudah Berjaya Memperkasa Ekonomi Mereka..!
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Dekat area rumah aku ade indon ni siap ade kedai runcit. Walau kelihatan nan hado..tapi dia siap boleh ppakai avanza. Brg kt kedai dia mmg mahal ya rabbi. Bek aku beli kt klcc. Kdg2 risik jugak x de penguat kuasa ke. Rupanya selalu jugak kena kacau. Bayo jek la.
Pastuh yg aku perasan..indon ni klau bukak gerai goreng pisang..reganya mcm dia p beli tepung and pisang kt pavilion.
Cuma aku ralat malaysia ni ade undang2. Tp sbb semua boleh settle..dh mcm negara xde undang2
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BotakChinPeng posted on 18-9-2013 03:03 PM
Setakat sewa premis kecik untuk jual barang buatan orang lain saja ....malu la sikit
Dr kecik2 esok jd besar. Org selalu pandang yg kecik sebelah mata tp rupanya yg kecik ni menyengat lg kuat. Nak hapuskan apa2 pun time benda tu kecik bukan tunggu membesar esok |
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kalo dekat foodcourt pon skrg bangla yg masak...tgk je la kt mid valley tu...aku nk makan teppayaki tp tgk bangla yg masak teros xjd makan... |
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Wartawan dikejar warga asing
WARTAWAN SINAR HARIAN
22 September 2013
Warga asing berani melakukan aktiviti berjudi secara terbuka di ibu negara. Foto Sinar Harian oleh ZULFADHLI AHMAD ZAKI
KUALA LUMPUR - Paparan sisipan X-klusif mengenai kebanjiran warga asing mendominasi kawasan-kawasan tertentu di Lembah Klang yang disiarkan Rabu lalu, mendapat pelbagai reaksi pembaca.
Pejabat operasi Sinar Harian di Shah Alam, dihujani panggilan telefon daripada pembaca yang rata-ratanya memuji usaha meninjau kawasan terbabit.
Semalam, sekali lagi wartawan dan jurufoto Sinar Harian melakukan tinjauan di Jalan Silang, sebaik menerima maklumat terdapat aktiviti perjudian di kalangan warga asing di salah sebuah kedai makan di situ.
Bagi mendapatkan kesahihan itu, kami menyelinap masuk ke dalam kedai makan dimaksudkan oleh orang yang memberi maklumat.
Selepas hampir satu jam menunggu, sekumpulan lelaki warga Bangladesh berusia antara awal 30-an dan 40-an muncul dan duduk di meja berhampiran.
Kumpulan itu dilihat bersembang selama beberapa minit sebelum salah seorang daripada mereka menyusun buah dam.
Gerak-geri mereka diperhatikan oleh wartawan Sinar Harian. Ternyata sangkaan mereka mahu bermain dam meleset apabila salah seorang daripada warga Bangladesh yang agak tua mula mengeluarkan wang secara sembunyi-sembunyi dari bawah meja.
Jurufoto Sinar Harian cuba merakamkan gerak-geri kumpulan warga Bangladesh itu, namun tidak berjaya kerana mereka bijak menyembunyikan wang terbabit, namun selepas beberapa ketika, kehadiran kami mula disedari mereka.
Ketika itu wartawan, Ahmad Ismadi Ismail dan jurufoto, Zulfadhli Ahmad Zaki berhadapan detik cemas apabila kumpulan terdiri daripada lima lelaki warga Bangladesh itu bangun dari kerusi dan berkata sesuatu dalam bahasa mereka, sebelum bertindak mengejar kedua-dua mereka.
Mereka terpaksa melarikan diri sejauh kira-kira 100 meter dan bersembunyi di salah sebuah restoran makanan segera selepas melihat kelima-lima lelaki Bangladesh itu memegang senjata seperti pisau lipat.
Selepas keadaan reda, wartawan dan jurufoto bergegas keluar dari kawasan berkenaan.
Sementara itu, jejambat di Kampung Pandan Dalam dekat sini turut menjadi lokasi tumpuan warga asing berkumpul.
Seperti di Jalan Silang, kawasan bawah jejambat itu turut dijadikan 'port' bermain judi secara terbuka selain aktiviti tidak sihat lain.
http://www.sinarharian.com.my/wartawan-dikejar-warga-asing-1.204263
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mana perkasa?! 
Illegal taxis from Pontianak bleed them dry
by Marilyn Ten, [email protected]. Posted on September 20, 2013, Friday
ACTION MUST BE TAKEN: Chiew (right) speaks at the press conference. At centre is Lau and at left is Ashfar.
KUCHING: The presence of illegal taxis (kereta sapu) from Pontianak, Indonesia here is becoming a real menace to express bus companies in the state.
This was revealed by vice-chairman of Sarawak Bus Transport Companies Association (SBTCA) Nelson Chiew who in expressing his concern claimed that no action had been taken by the local enforcement authorities on the matter despite being informed by the association.
“We are facing a very serious problem from illegal taxis from Pontianak, some of which are not even checked by our local enforcement authorities even though we have brought up the issue to them on many occasions. Nothing much has been done and we sincerely hope that the authorities concerned will take action so that bus companies in Sarawak can survive,” he told a press conference prior to the 375th Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association (PMBOA) council meeting here yesterday.
SBTCA chairman Lau Khing Seng was also present.
With a one-way trip from Kuching to Pontianak using express bus costing RM60 presently, Chiew said passengers were opting to take the illegal taxis due to cheaper fares.
“These illegal taxis are affecting more than 20 per cent of our business, causing financial problems to all bus operators in Sarawak including stage coach operators,” he said.
According to him, many bus companies in the state had gone out of business with Kuching and Sibu currently left with only two and three stage coach companies respectively.
“Three stage bus companies in Kuching have closed down and one each from Mukah and Lawas.
“If this persists and no action is taken by the relevant authorities on the illegal taxis, bus companies in Sarawak are going to experience a very difficult situation. They may have to increase fares to survive.”
Meanwhile, PMBOA president Datuk Mohamad Ashfar Ali, said that passengers could endanger themselves by taking illegal taxis which were not regularly inspected by the relevant authorities such as Puspakom.
“The passengers are not covered by any insurance. If there is an accident they (passengers) lose everything.
“If you use a private car for hire it is a breach of the insurance policy and no one is going to pay for any damage or death. At the end of the day, everybody is going to suffer and the authority concerned should be aware of this.”
Read more: http://www.theborneopost.com/201 ... -dry/#ixzz2fbE0QCGi
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Beribu-ribu taniya~~
Beribu-ribu taniya~~
Beribu-ribu taniya~~
Bangalah sudah berjaya~~  |
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Bangla..pn...bnyk islam....dpd, mata sepet d malaysia ni...belagak jdi warganegara tapi talibarut komunis  |
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adakah situasi ini menunjukkan M'sia sama taraf dgn England atau USA yg dimana jumlah rakyat asing menduduki hampir sama bnyk dgn ummah kokosen 
bukti rkyat M'sia baik hati dan open minded spt ummah kokosen di negara2 scandinavia |
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@the_killer
Kuala Lumpur: “Ini negara Malaysia, bukan negara asing. Jika ada pemilik premis yang masih berdegil menggunakan bahasa asing, kita akan ambil tindakan. Tiada lagi kompromi,” itu antara amaran dikeluarkan Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) sewaktu Operasi Penurunan Iklan Bahasa Asing Siri 3, di sini, semalam.
 Namun apa yang tidak menyenangkan apabila peniaga warga asing ini bertindak mempamerkan papan tanda premis perniagaan dengan menggunakan bahasa ibunda mereka.
pikahak tempatan ...bilo nak buek korjo ...macang DBKL .....dan ..pikahak ..imigason ...apo yang buek buto mato ...
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Post time 20-9-2013 07:10 AM
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