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SUBANGJAVA- Rata-ratamasyarakat di sekitar SubangJaya bersetuju tindakan MajlisPerbandaran Subang JayaCMPSJ) membekukan pen-geluaran lesen bagi- jenisperniagaan rumah urut, pusat.hiburan dan kafe siber se-hingga hujung tahun ini.

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masalah sosial yang dilihat se-bagai,agak kritikalkini.

Ahli perniagaandi Seri .

Kembangan, Syaiful Hazreen ...

Hasan Nodin, 34, berkatalang- .kah berkenaan wajar berikutandia sendiri melihat kini banyakrumah urut dan pusat siber yangbam dibuka ibarat cendawantumbuh selepas hujan.

Menurutnya, peningkat-an jumlah rumah urut sertalain-lain jenis perniagaan se-

tidak dan mungkin ada yangtidak mematuhi peraturan di-kuatkuasakan pihak berkuasatempatan (PBT),"katanya ke-tika ditemui Sinar Harian, se-malam.. Syaifulberkata,jika terlalu

banyak premis seperti itu di-b1.1k:adi kawasan perumahan,dibimbailgkania menjaditem-pat kanak-kanak membuangmasa dan membazirkan wangsaIrusekolah mereka.

"Bagaimanapun,saya ber-harap MPSJ juga dapat men-

umpama ituperlu mempunyai jalankan pemantauanterhadapkuota kerana jika terlalu ba-rumal).urut, kafesiber atau pu-nyak, pemantauan serta pe- sat hiburan yang sudah diberinguatkuasaan. sUkar dijalan- lesen untuk mengelakkan me-kan. reka melanggar peraturan se-

"Di mana-mana sahaja di dia ada. .kawasan Subang Jaya, pasti "Masyarakat juga harus-ada kafe siber yang biasanya memainkan peranan dalammenjadi tumpuan pelajar-pe- memberimaklumatkepada pi-lajar sekolah. hak berkuasa sekiranya wujud

"Namunorang ramai tidak premis yang menjalankan ak-tahu sama adapengusaha ber- tiviti tidak bermoral mahupunkenaan mempunyai lesen atau berunsur perjudian," katanya.

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Pekerja swasta; Duratul lamsesuatukelompo~~awa-Ain Duharnid, 24, berkata sanmasyarakat. . .~indakanMPSJdilihat wajar Sementaraitu seb~lVmlilluntuk mengurangkanmasa- MPSJmengumumkaI\,J1lem-lah sosialyang semakinme- bekukan pengeluaraI\,lesenningkatapabilawujudnyapre- bagi jenis perniagaanfUmahmissepertiitu. urut, urut tradisional, pusat

Menurutnya, kebanjiran hiburandan pusat sib~r se-warga asingyang menawar- hinggahujungtahunitll.kankhidmatseksdibimbang- yang Dipertua MPSJ,kanmenjadikan rumah urut Datuk Adnan Md ri;bsan,sebagai tempat beroperasi berkata, ia bagi me~\.ldah-mereka. 'kanpihaknya meng~pakan

"Kea.ctaaniniadalahtidak ~pemantauanterhadap pusatsesuaidenganmasyarakatkita- siberdan lain-lainjeI\i~per-apabil~ .tempat-t\Wlpat sosial - ..~!!gaap.. berkaitan deng;mle-sepertlltu terlalu banyak-da--,,,-.bihtehtl.

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Messy situation: At 6.aOpm, the road is practicallygridlocked as motorists try tQ,squeeze their.way through the parked vehicles.

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Residents fed up with inconsiderate parents and school bus driversBy LlM CHIA YINGchiaying@thestar.com.my

OUTSIDE almost all schools inthe Klang Valley, cars parkedand double-parked by the

roadside before and after schoolhours are a common sight.

The SJK(C) Han Ming at KampungBaru Batu 14 in Puchong has notbeen spared such a scenario, andresidents in the surrounding areasare obviously upset with the chaotictraffic situation.

It is especially bad when someinconsiderate parents and school busdrivers dropping off or picking upstudents simply park their vehiclesanyway they like, blocking motoristsusing the road.

According to Lakhvir Singh, whouses the road in front of the school toget tP work and return home, thevehicles are double-parked on bothsides, leaving little space for othercars to squeeze through.

Lakhvir said that such a situationhad often resulted in a massive con-gestion at the stretch of road, asmoving cars had to slowly inch theirway through. .

"I see many private MPVs waitingin a long line h7 pick up students. Dothey actually have permits for this?"he asked.

'There are many heavy vehicleslike trucks, tankers, and trailers usingthe road and they are unable to pass

»There are also children crossing theroad and I am concerned about theirsafety with so many vehicles around«LAKHVIRSINGH

through. This has created a bit ofhavoc and traffic jam," Lakhvir said.

The 63-year-old securitygiJardsaid that every morning between7am and 7.30am, afternoon between12.30pm to 1.30pm, and eveningfrom 6pm to 7pm, the road will becongested. These are the times stu-dents are being dropped off or pickedup.

"There are also children crossingthe road and I'm concerned abouttheir safety, with so many vehiclesaround the area," Lakhvir said.

"Moreover, this area is not well-litso this poses a safety risk. I have toldthe school about the matter but theschool authorities could not do muchas the situation is outside the schoolarea," he said.

"When I wrote to the authorities,there was no reply," Lakhvir said,adding that he had witnessed a fewnear misses in the mornings.

He uses the road as a alternativeroute to get back,to his home inBandar Bukit"Puchong.

School principal Cheong Shiu Thin,when contacted, said the school hadits own wardens to guide pupilsacross the road safely.

According to Cheong, the wardensare mainly the school workers whoare paid to perform the extra duty.The teachers also take turns to take

care of the students waiting to bepicked up.

"The school workers and someteachers had attended a traffic con-trol course last year," she said.

The wardens wear the orangevestS provided by the Selangor RoadSafety Department.

Cheong said the school had alsowritten to the SubangJaya MunicipalCouncil (MPSJ) to request for zebracrossings outside the school andextra street lighting, but there was

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"We can only look after childrenwithin ,our school compound. Thetraffic outside is beyond our control,"she said.

'There are also some inconsider-ate parents who make. V-turns onthe two-way road after picking uptheir children, thus contributing tothe traffic chaos," she said.

"Actually, there are the row ofshops opposite our school and' empty

c parkingspaces further awayfor wait-ing parentS to park, but many do notwantto walk that far," Cheong said.

She'said at one time, there was asignboard put up by the local author-ities indicating when heavy vehicleswould not be allowed to use the roadbut there was no enforcement on theban.

Cheong is not sure when or whohad removed the signboard.

On the MPVs allegedly being usedas illegal school buses, Cheong saidthe school authorities had no say orcontrol on the matter as it was aprivate arrangement between theparents and the MPV owners.

The school's Parents-TeacherAssociation (PTA) chairman WongKok Pin said other schools also hadprivate MPVs to ferry children to aridfrom school.

"Although we are worried thatthese drivers may not have the prop-

erpermitS, the parents are allowingit. So what can we do?" Woni( said.

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~ADUN,lega)alan rosalisudah dibaikiBANDARKINRARA-Jalan rosak ~~ pe!J.u'di sepanjangJalanBK 1/1di sin! K6nssudahditurapkontraktordilantikMaj- , hilis Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ>.c~' d

, Difaharakan keija'kerjamenurap};jalan sepanjang 150 meter itu mem;babitkan kos hampir RM19,OOOdi ba-wah peruntukan MPSJ.

Abli Dewan Undangan Negeri(ADUN>. Kiprara, "feresa Kok legS!

,k~!~ jala\!, ,rq~akfJ?er~enaau Sll.<Whdibaiki.. "

Katanya, sebeluminiaduan ber?kenaan pemah dibuat bebenipa 'kalfoleh,pendudukkepadapihakberkenaannamun tiada.tindakandilaKsanakan.

, "W~aup~,;' ¥~iXas~ "J3~da(Kinrara bUlCamahdi bawah l.IUNKinrara,namun kami mengambil ini-siatif membantu menika kerana me-mikirkan masalah berkenaan sudahdijalui sej,bertahun-tahun !~Iu. "

"Mal' k apaQiJajalanhtania pc, ',. 'pat'b'€?keIiailnrosak tenik,fbertahfjn~tahunlll1Ilanyasehingga boleh membahayalcimnya-wapenggunaterutamanyapenqnggangmotosikal,"katanya. .

Beliau perkata; selaip penurap:an jalan rosak, kerja-kerja .membaiki.

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"" -, wu .;:;'¥.11rak-yal'Yfug riletiJ!iami kawlsan ruch6ngsupaya .dapai meringaUkan lIlasalahm,ereka," katlinya.

Sementara itu, penduduk, KGanqan, 5~"ber~ta I?i!Jaknya,tne~g-u , t~l1ma~flSlhdl1,1taskepphfltln-an il rakyatberkenaanyangsudimelihat masalah dialarni mereka.

"Saya juga mengucapkan terimakasih kepadaMPSJ, kontraktorJlan pi-hakterbabi gme tukamise-

.'k dap '. , njal~nber-den sa. '

"Malah jasa pihak akhbar dalammenguar-uaikan isu ini juga sangatdiliargai temtama dalam membukamata beberapa pihak supay~ tidakmeniandang 'remehtrutsalah kami,"katatiya. '"

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ANOTHER firebomber,j$believedto. be ]j~hind the nine.fires'thafhaveaccurred ave~ the lasLsix'weeks at a light industrial area inSeri Kembangan. '

The latest blaze, an Tuesday,destrayed a restaurant in the vieinc"ity and sparked fears amang. theresidents. The fear is that all the

fires cauld becan!lected fallawingthe disclasure by a witness that aman was seen hurling a firebambinto. the restaurant.

Palice 'had initially ruled autarsan but arenaw laaking into. thatpassibility fallawing this infarma-tian.

Seri Kembangan State assembly-'1min Ean Yang Hian Wah said thefrequent fires cauld anly meapane thing - that a firestarter is anthe laase.

Despite assurances by the authar-ities, Ean Yang believes sabotagecannat be ruled aut.

"We will have to' wait far thereparts fram the Chemistry and'Fire and Rescue departments,"he said. ~,.

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;t\ithet,(!amage(",ly p.estr6yed,bu

.Serdang,Industtpose~ainaged )

,and, .,a',;,arehaus,e&'u:'JiiI:lIiil.\S/57 3,. .andJ '1lanB,SS/Arespe<;~iv~IY;il.I)-d~. ..,.'.'..

a warehausean JatanBS7/1A? ' c intathetIrstel~ ." ." '.,--Residentssaidth.efactthatthese .that,arsan.''was,LinV(1~yed;:!,he sai~;.'

fires hadaccurred'within a three~ <adding thati:1ie incidents werekilametre radius'was.taamuch af unrelated.. . .

a caincidence. . '. " .1Iawever ,tb.cise',!living thereThe. latest iI)-eident;at 6amqu' '.reirlaiI)-unsall"'1~cedl;(Seeaccom-

tue~day,d~strayedallOus~i:Iiat'.pa!!YJng~t9lJ1)..;.;. ,

had been canverted;inta a res"",Palice;'too a.recwaitin.gfqr thetaurant in..Jalan 10/7, SK 8, Seri .reparts fram the Chemistry and'Kembangan;' . . .' . fire departments. . ',. .\

Eyewitnesses 'reported s~eing.a "We recarded the,restaurant'man hurling a firebamb into. th,,( aWner'sstatement,.after";J1erIadged,place .befaredisappearinginto a repartat the SeriKembanganthe darkness. The restaurantis palice station;"'saidSuban.g Jayasame Skm awayJromthecluste~' district palic~ chief, ACP.Zainalaf factarieswhere the ather fires Rashid Abu Bakar.accurred.. . '. Malc!!/MailJearnHhat palice

The.. case is reminiscent af the 'are alsol;>anking an. CCT'V faatageBangsarfirestarter who. targetc retrieved from ane o.Lthecamc

.ed luxury Cars in Bangsar and eras in the ,area.Zainaldeclined,Damansara Heights.. There has to. elabarate.been no. fUrther case reported . "f.he Bukit Serdang Industrialsince Malay Mail carried the stary Area halds .100 factaries arid ware-an Jan 6. The suspect, hawever, hauses, inclu.ding thase de<J,ling

remains,at large. . iIi', metalwark, autas,pare parts,Acting Seri Kembangan Fire furniture, shaesand}ays.

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I)g'?~ "langtim~Seri.KerTibahgan. upeasyafter hea~ing:'ilbou(the

fires in,herneighpaurhoad"o'!er.d~a'ha!fmanths: . '."',."

.'. " .. .' . ,erestaurant'1ext t6.~~i~ouseari;j~~aii{;bY;t;'SK8, caught fire ()n'Jan 1.3,.sheca4Idn'(br~"the.easYI' .' .'

'...I~w~staoqose.for camfort;.she thought.'i(\J9""witb}~parts e.mergil1gthaqh~ f.ir'ecould have,been" the workofarsanists/Yingfindsitdiffjculqo sTeepatnight. "lh~ar&ainoiSethatmorning: Inaundedlike

,samethinghad exploded:~ she said.'When lope[led the, back da,or,)here was

.alatof smake: Jpanicked and scream~d farrTlydaughter and grandchildre~ to run farthei r lives:' ',.

;rheFire Departm~nt received. the distresscall aq'i.05am and two.engin~s with 12fire.menwer'eatJhe scene by6.12am. They managed to.bring the fire under cQntrol at 6.24am.lt wasfinally'extinguished at 8.20am.

The roof and walls af Ying's hause weredamaged; ,

"I heard that same pea pie had seen some-ane throwing sOlTlething that'laaked like afirebamb into.the r~staurant:'she said, relievedthat she and her family gat off unscathed.

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PUCHONG Majlis dialog...

Jawatankuasa Penduduk (JKP)Zon 15 Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ) baru-bijru ini menganjur-kan Majlis Dialog Masyarakat Bersama Polis dalam usaha meningkatkan kaedah pencegahan jenayah dikalangan penduduk. Hadir sama dalam program yang dianjurkan di Dewan Masyarakat MPSJ Batu 14 itu,Ketua Bahagian Pengurusan Pentadbirim IPD Subang Jaya, Deputi Superintendan J Giraj, Ketua Balai PolisBukit Puchong, Cif Inspektor Basri Sagoni dan Ahli Majlis MPSJ, Choong Yew Um.

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PETALIN:G JA)'A:Why I):nist\,'Vepay 30 per cent of our prof-

its to the municipal council? ~ .

AIld why don't. otherbusi.' ~, nesses lik~restaUrants nave tosimilariyhand ove,r30 per -cent of thei[profits \0 the "

council? -'"

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raised by billboard ,company', Phenomena Outdoor on The. proposed mov~.bythe.§eian~

gor government to impose the30 per cent fee on outdoor ad-vertising cOlllPw1ies~, - .- ." lhel19mena Outdoor director

Phenomena director Ed-Edm~rid Gohniund Goli said theniove was' ,.unfair to the billboard compa-nies. ..'. ' .."Rqrthermore,.. -advertise-

ment. rates iri. Selaqgor arehigher than the rates chargedby Ktiala,.Lumpur City Hall.Why do we have to pay more in-5elangor when the land valueip the capital city is higher?"he said. '

.Goh was soundillg offon thestate gov~rnmeIlt'!j- decisionlast August for a 70:30 profit-sharing arrangement with.outdoor advertising compa~nies. .

He also askgd whether the30 per cent fee would be basedon the nett or $e gross profitofa billboard. .

"If the fee is collededbasedon the nett profit, the state hasindirectly intervened iI).the in-ternal operationS of a compa-

, ny. Outdoorbillboard compa--nies are notgovernme~t-linked cdmpapies," he said.

"Aclient's billboard location'and the ptlce is our trade se-cret. We should' not reveal it toanother customer as our dealsare highly private and confi-dential. ",

. He 'said it was unf~ to

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brand, all~illboaid operators-"as illeg@.operators,pomtiI1g~butthat in the,pastifwas not"mandatory to obtain te.mpo-

, rary occupation licences.(TOL)fromthe councils. '

"If the councils knew mostoperators did not have TOL,'why did the council acceptli-censirig fees? Why did they al-low tis to put up the billboardstructures?" he said.. Goh also said. his applica-

tionS made about four,years Iago' were never replied to by

the council." I"Wedon't face such difficul.ties in Johor Barn, theapplica-. Ition system is smoother," he I

.. said."'. Goh said ,manyin the bill-board business .had madetheir money when tobaccocompanies were allowed toadvertise.

Now' many faced toughtinres; with clientswithdraw-ingtbeir bookingsand askingfordiscounts. .

"Weurge the state govern-ment to carefully study thenew policybeforeimplement-ing it to avoi!lfurther c.ompli-cations,"he said. .

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KUALA LUMPUR: It pays to keep a"lookout for potholes on the road.literally.

Potholes have been known tocause injury and even death to mo~torists, 'So being aware of themsaves a lot of problems, at the veryleast. .

But if you are a staff member ofthe Works Ministry, it could mean .much more.

Ministry secretary-generalDatuk Seri Abdul Munit Kasminyesterday offered a RM5 reward toany employee who snaps a pictureof a pothole on federal roads:

But there are conditious: the pic-ture must be submitted to Munit,along with a brief report, by thenext day.

"This is our way of encouragingour 900-odd staff to be our 'eyes' onthe r'Jad. Hopefully, their reportswill help us better maintain roadswithin our jurisdiction:'

He was "speaking at a ceremonyin conjunction with the accredita-tion of the Works Ministry as the. first to achieve a "five-star" statusfor last year at its headquarters inJalan Sultan Salahuddin yesterday;

He said given that there were228 federal roads covering over

- 16,500km, the reports by its staffwould hasten the repair and main-tenaiJ.ce of roads.

Munit also called on ministrystaff to live up to their five-starbilling.

"Now that you have tasted thefive-star status, you must bontinu-ously strive to play your part re-spousibly.

"Love your job just like you loveyour husband or wife. It's been saidthat a good wife can turn a sgackinto a palace."

The Works Ministry was accord-ed the five-star status following a"star rating system" survey carriedout by the Malaysian Administra-

.live Modernisation and Manage-ment Planning Unit on ministries

Works Ministry st!i:retary~general Datuk Seri Abdul Munit Kasmin (inset),

says reports of potholes by its staff will help,the minist~ maintainfederarroads. -r

and government agencies since Ju-ly last year.

The system, introduced in 2007,took into account the manage-ment, .service delivery and cus-tomer service performance of eachministry and government agency.

A minimum' of 90 points .is re-quired to.be .given five-star status.

The MQrksMinistry scored 92.18points, with nine other ministries -securing four-star status for hav-

'ing scored between 80 and 89.9points.

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KUAlA LUMPUR: It pays to keep a"lookout for potholes on the road.literally.

Potholes have been known tocause injury and even death to mo-torists, 'So being aware of themsaves a lot of problems, at the verywast. ,

But if you are a staff member ofthe Works Ministry, it could mean -much more.

Ministry secretary-generalDatuk Seri Abdul Munit Kasminyesterday offered a RM5 reward toany employee who snaps a pictureof a'pothole on federal roads:

But there are conditions: the pic-ture must be submitted to Munit,along with a brief report, by thenext day.

"This is our way of encouragingour 900-odd staff to be our 'eyes' onthe r'Jad. Hopefully, their reportswill help us better maintain roadswithio our jurisdiction."

He was'speaking at a ceremonyin conjunction with the accredita-tion of the W>rks Ministry as the. first to achieve a "five-star" statusfor last year at its headquarters inJalan Sultan Salabuddin yesterday;

He said given that there were228 federal roads covering over16,500km, the reports by its staffwould hasten the repair and main-tenance of roads.

Munit also called on ministrystaff to live up to their five-starbilling.

"Now that you have tasted thefive-star status, you must Continu-ously strive to play your part re-sponsibly.

"Love your job just like you loveyour husband or wife. It's been saidthat a good wife can turn a shackinto a palace."

The Works Ministry was accord-ed the five-star status following a"star rating system" survey carriedout by the Malaysian Administra-

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,Kakitanganawamdi.larangsertaiskimcegatka"lai:angan itu, kakitanganawam yang dikesan, terbabitdalam kegiatan ituakandi-kenakan tindakan"tatatertibkerlmq,bersUbahat denganpenganjur atau pEmgantaraskim berkenaan.

Beliau berkata, tindakanterhadap kakitangan lllengi-kut Peraturan-Peraturan Pe-gawai Awam (Kelakuan danTatatertib) 1993atau peratu-ran lain yangberkuat kuasa.

KUALA LUMPUR:Kera- Pekelilmg Perkhidmatan Bi-jaan melarangpembabi- langan 2 kelmarin selepas

tan kakitangan awam dalam mengesan rarnai. anggotaskim cepat kaya, sama ada perkhjdmatanawamterbabit

- sebagaipenganjur,penganta- dalam keghitan itu. 'ra atau pelaburselepas men-, Beliau berkata, Jarangandapati kegiatanitu menjejas- ini berkuat kuasa kelmadnkan imej perkhidmatan bagi menjaga imejperkhid-awam. matan awam dan sem:uaka-

Ketua Pengarah Perkhid- kitangan'awam dlkehendaklmatan Awam,Tan'Sri Ismail menghentikan pembabitanAdam,mengumumkan kepu- mereka serta-merta.tusankerajaanitumenerusi ' "Ketika ini, kerajaan me,n-

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dapati ramai ka.kitangan bur lain.awam tetbabit dalam skim - "Gejalatidak sihat ini jugacepat kaya samaadac.Secara boleh menyebabkan kakita-langsUJ;l.g~tautidak.hiJ:1gga".:nganterbabit terjebak dalam.inenjejaskan imeJIierlehid;"-2l!1,!§C!li1;h.Rewangan,keke-

, matan awam, ' '. 'luargaan'dan kemasyaraka,"Selain itu, pengendali tan serta akhirnya menjejas-

skim' cepat kay'a juga dida~ kan prestasi pegawai selakupat~)llengeksploitasi pemba, penjawat awam,"'J:mtaI).yada-bitan'kakitangan awambagi lamPekelilingPerkhidmatanmemberi gambaran seolah- . Bilangan2 2009di sini,se-olah skim itu diluluskan ke- malam.. .rajaan unttik menarik pela. 'Is.mail berkata, berikut~

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