Sudah 100 hari pilihanraya 2008 berlalu ... tetapi lihat lah sehingga kini markas ini tidak dibersihkan... ini budaya orang umno budaya pengotor dan pemalas .... mungkin mereka rasa DBKL bawah UMNO atau petugas UMNO malu nak membersihkannyer takut nanti tahu siapa yang bekerja untuk UMNO kot ...Rakyat WAJIB bangun, marah, keluar berdemo dan menuntut dibuka semua akaun Petronas untuk di ketahui umum. Kenapa akaun ini dijadikan rahsia? Kenapa rahsia? Apa sebab menjadi rahsia? Apa yang ingin di sorokkan?
DARI JELEBU - HISAMUDDIN RAIS
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| MAWARSARI, Kuliah mingguan pada setiap hari Sabtu di surau Al-Wardah Mawarsari tentunya dinanti-nanti oleh orang ramai sudah dua minggu tidak mendengar kupasan disampaikan dari para ustaz yang bertauliah.
Hari: Sabtu Waktu: 3.00 petang Bertempat: Surau Al-Wardah, Pangsapuri Mawarsari Ceramah: Ustaz Yunus |
Himpunan Rakyat Negeri Selangor ”Menuju Harapan Baru“
booth pengambilan ahli baru
berbagai bangsa menyertai pkr ....
Himpunan Rakyat Negeri Selangor ”Menuju Harapan Baru“
Lokasi: Padang Bola AU2, Jalan AU2, Taman Keramat, Hulu Kelang
Waktu: 9 Malam
Tarikh: 8 Jun 2008 (Ahad)
Permit: LULUS
ISU-ISU: 1) Kenaikan Harga Minyak, RM 2.70!!!! Seliter
2) Kerajaan PAKATAN RAKYAT
Penceramah:
YB Saari Sungip (ADUN Hulu Kelang)
YB Azmin Ali (Ahli Parlimen Gombak/ADUN Bukit Antarabangsa)
YAB Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim (Menteri Besar Selangor)
Y.Bhg Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim (Ketua Umum Parti Keadilan Rakyat)
Hubungi: Razali 016-2611389
Kita memang tidak setuju dengan kerajaan yang telah menaikan harga minyak sehingga 78 sen seliter khamis lepas. Ianya bagai pukul anak sindir menantu - rakyat tidak mengundi dengan bijak maka kerajaan tarik segala subsidi yang diberi. Perang sudah pun bermula nampaknya dan maka disini kita sebagai rakyatlah perlu bijak mencari jalan alternative agar kenaikaan ini tidak dirasai secara total.
GREEN LUNG HAVOC AND SIR, AFTER FEDERAL HILL, DOES BANGSAR GO TOO?
THE only remaining green lung in Bangsar is slotted for development. But not if the residents of Jalan Medang Serai, Bukit Bandaraya, have any say in it.
The Malay Mail
Residents are up in arms against a proposed high-rise luxury condominium project by Bandar Raya Developments Berhad.
The developer has announced it will be putting up eight blocks of 212 luxury condominium units and multi-level car park.
Of the eight blocks, two blocks will be 28-storeys high and the rest 11 and six storeys.
A City Hall notice on the project had stated that the project would increase the density in the area from 30 people per acre to 175 people per acre —an increase of 500 per cent.
This has caused residents in the Medang Serai area, including those living in townhouses, Tivoli Villa and Bangsar Puteri, to see red as they claimed that the proposed development would not only destroy their only patch of green lung but also cause massive congestion in an already congested area.
“The dust and noise will be a health hazard to the residents and there is no logic in increasing the density by 500 per cent,” said Medang Serai Residents Action Committee pro-tem president Tunku Zurie Tunku Izham.
She said residents were also shocked that the project was being promoted and advertised in a newsletter and on its website although City Hall claimed that it had not issued any development order.
“It smacks of arrogance on the developer’s part to promote the project when no approval has been granted,” said another resident, who had been living in the area for more than 20 years.
However, Gunasegaran Naidu, deputy-director of Monitoring and Enforcement (National Housing Development) in an e-mail to a resident representative, who had lodged a complaint with the Housing and Local Government Ministry, said the brochure did not advertise any sale.
“It was an announcement that BRDB will be launching a con- dominium project in the area.
Neither was it an exercise to register prospective buyers,” s a id Na idu .
The residents had also organised a signature campaign and sent a petition to, among others, the mayor, the director-general of City Hall, the Lembah Pantai member of parliament and the Federal Territories Minister.
Residents had also put forward their concerns at a hearing called by City Hall but to date, the anxious residents have not been told of the outcome.
“We urge the authorities not to approve the project. A massive high-rise project such as the one being proposed is not suitable as
the Medang Serai area is made up of mostly low-rise houses and apartments.
“With the current flash floods that we have been experiencing in Kuala Lumpur, we should not be cutting down more trees,” said Tunku Zurie.
Environmental experts have also pointed out that sacrificing forests for high-rise buildings negate efforts to promote tree planting in cities.
Many have pointed out that it is a paradox for City Hall to spend millions on tree planting while at the same time, projects were be- ing approved which destroyed the greenery.
Late last year, Datuk Bandar Datuk Ab Hakim Borhan had stated that City Hall was spending an additional RM5 million on tree planting in the city.
Another RM94 million has been allocated in this year’s budget for the building of recreational parks and green a re a s.
In 1980, City Hall had admitted that there was only 0.2ha of green open space available per 1,000 persons —which, even at that time, was considered insufficient.
“If so, why does City Hall con- tinue to approve projects at the expense of the remaining urban forests?” asked a resident, who said that the pressure from urban living requires the community to seek relief and the urban forests are a fine example of providing a soothing atmosphere.
Dear Kuala Lumpurians,
I have been informed that there will be a second meeting for the Coalition to discuss the strategy of overcoming the abomination that is the Kuala Lumpur Draft Plan. Please please, all Residents Associations and concerned citizens attend this meeting!
It will be at:-
Location: Bangsar Sports Complex
Time: 8.30pm
Date: 4th June Wednesday
I hope as many RAs will be able to make it. And raise more awareness about the KL Draft Plan and how it will ruin our wonderful City.
How the Plan Effects You.
- The Plan is designed to fit another 600,000 persons into the already congested, at the point of bursting city of Kuala Lumpur.
- DBKL’s brilliant so-called town planners have decided this is possible by a few ways:-
-Increasing the population density in every area possible.
-Reducing even further what little green areas we have left in Kuala Lumpur. London has 4hectars of green open space for everything 1000 citizens. Malaysian law decrees we should have at least 2ha. Kuala Lumpur CURRENTLY has 0.68ha. The KL Draft Plan will reduce this to less than 0.35ha and that 0.35ha includes PRIVATE LAND that landowners do not build on. IE in reality DBKL will want to practically eliminate their responsibility in providing green lung for the city.
- Why we do not have the infrastructure to accomodate more persons:-
1. inadequate public transport
2. lack of space
3. lack of proper road planning
4. lack of proper town planning
5. lack of an accountable city hall to actually ensure Kuala Lumpur can grow sustainably
I hope that many can make it tonight! This concerns all of us!
