“Is the crime rate down? Yes, relying on the statistics provided by the Police and Pemandu.
Is that a true reflection of the crime situation? The answer is certainly a big ‘NO’,” wrote the ‘policeman'."
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It's tough for the BN Government. They're working very hard for the rakyat.
So hard public health and or education has been jeopardised.
It hasn't got any nearer to Sarawak Health Department Directors Office.
If only we knew more. If we really did, we might not need a health department director.
On second thoughts, we could get help from the Immigration Dept and the PDRM!
Sarawak health director blames parents’ ignorance for HFMD spread
August 18, 2012
KUCHING, Aug 18 — Lack of awareness among parents has been identified as a factor contributing to poor control of the hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD), said Sarawak Health Department director Dr Zulkifli Jantan.
He urged parents not to send their children who displayed HFMD symptoms to school or take them to crowded areas, and seek medical attention early.
Schools, on the other hand, should continue the daily screening of children upon arrival and refer those afflicted with HFMD for further assessment by medical practitioners.
“Generally, the number of cases reported in Sarawak during the past week (from August 12-17) has decreased by 32 per cent and remains below the outbreak and warning levels, with no closure order being served on any institution,” he said in a statement here today, on the weekly HFMD updates in the state.
Dr Zulkifli said that as of yesterday, the number of new cases reported was 138, as compared to 203 in the previous week, with 26 admissions reported, mostly from Sibu, Miri and Kuching.
So far, the cumulative number of cases reported was 10,794, including 1,048 admissions throughout the state. — Bernama
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“The degrees are not recognised by the government and invalid. Those involved in buying fake degrees must come forward voluntarily,” he told a press conference at Selangor police headquarters, here today.
On July 16, a local newspaper exposed the sale of fake degrees by an education institute in Subang Jaya. which claimed to work with three foreign universities as partners.
The education institute was said to have sold Bachelor’s degrees for RM6,500 each, while Master’s and doctorates went for RM8,500 and RM10,500, respectively.
Some 525 people including VIPs were believed to have “graduated” and received fake degrees without attending lectures, sitting for examination and submitting papers.
Something is very wrong and rotten in the State of Denmark!
We have 2 phallic symbols that greet the sunrise. The country has lost more than RM1.08 trillions and we didn't hear about it till quite recently or some 20 months ago. A Prime Minister and a Chief Minister who do a lot of bizness and Senior Special Branch Police Officer who talked like a pig! He's not a very big pig. The bigger one is the Secretary to the Federal Goverment of Malaysia. He's a Phd of some sort and he waxed with unbounded imagination.
Can you beat that?
Here's more - the 2012 Merdeka Day logo is a sick joke and the signature tune for the celebration is thought to be a rip off!
Rais Yatem, Minister in charge of MCMC, bravely says, "...everything can look bad if the mind is closed."
That's true but no two different pieces of music are alike. But it's hard to tell the difference for Merdeka Day revellers.
All that Rais wants to do is keep people from talking about the George Kent Scandal that PM Najib is involved in!
