farhana008 replied at 15-1-2022 09:23 PM
To all forumers,
Good nite :C nak tutup contest japgi...
Kaka Bulannnnn {:3_98:}
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LelaRentaka7 replied at 15-1-2022 11:02 PM
Kaka Bulannnnn
:C tqvm, dearie...meh kasu meriah bod...
Tashu replied at 15-1-2022 08:23 PM
nah
Menggoda betul makanan2 tu
farhana008 replied at 16-1-2022 08:09 AM
Menggoda betul makanan2 tu
Edited by seribulan at 16-1-2022 09:56 AM
Tsunami melanda pantai Tonga
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FOTO tular menunjukkan tsunami di pantai Tonga. FOTO Twitter
Nuku'alofa: Ombak besar melanda pantai di Tonga susulan letupan gunung berapi di beberapa negara jirannya menyebabkan tsunami kedua di kawasan itu dalam tempoh beberapa hari.
'Tsunami setinggi 1.2 meter (m) dilihat di Nukualofa," kata Biro Meteorologi Australia, menerusi Twitter.
Gelombang maksimum tsunami susulan letusan gunung berapi, pada Jumaat lalu, adalah 30 sentimeter.
Letusan terbaharu di Gunung Berapi Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai berlaku beberapa jam selepas amaran tsunami pertama pada Jumaat, ditarik balik.
Letusan selama kira-kira lapan minit itu menyebabkan asap dan debu tebal berterbangan meliputi jarak beberapa kilometer..
Susulan itu, penduduk di kawasan rendah diarah berpindah ke tempat yang lebih tinggi.
Letusan terbaharu itu amat kuat sehingga dapat didengar di Fiji, yang terletak kira-kira 800 kilometer dari lokasi, menurut pegawai pihak berkuasa di Suva.
Dalam pada itu, Ketua Perkhidmatan Geologi Tonga, Taaniela Kula mengarahkan orang ramai supaya berada di dalam rumah dan memakai pelitup muka jika berada di luar bangunan.
Gunung Berapi Gunung Berapi Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai terletak di pulau tidak berpenghuni, kira-kira 65 kilometer di utara ibu negara Tonga, Nuku'alofa.
SumbeR:https://www.hmetro.com.my/global ... elanda-pantai-tonga
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"Djokovic’s final legal battle on Australia deportation opens
AFP -January 16, 2022 7:59 AM
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Novak Djokovic leaves a govt detention facility before attending a court hearing in Melbourne today. (AP pic)
MELBOURNE: Novak Djokovic launched a final bid to avoid deportation from Australia over his anti-Covid-19 vaccine views Sunday as an emergency Federal Court hearing opened on the eve of the Australian Open.
The tennis world No 1’s fate will be decided by three court justices in what was expected to be the decisive phase of his high-profile court battles Down Under.
Australia’s conservative government has for a second time ripped up Djokovic’s visa, saying his anti-vaccine views are a public threat and could cause “civil unrest” unless he is deported.
But Australia’s full Federal Court opened hearings into the detained Serbian’s appeal in an emergency online session.
AFP video journalists and photographers filmed Djokovic being driven from his detention centre, the five-storey former Park Hotel, and into his lawyers’ offices in the city, where more than a dozen journalists were gathered outside.
The hearing will also decide whether Djokovic can compete in the Australian Open, where he is the top seed and defending nine-time champion. Victory would make him the first player in history to win 21 Grand Slams.
Djokovic’s high-powered legal team kicked off proceedings, arguing that his detention and his deportation are “illogical”, “irrational” and “unreasonable”.
If the 34-year-old loses, he will face immediate deportation and a three-year ban from Australia – dramatically lengthening his odds of winning a championship he has bagged nine times before.
If he wins, it sets the stage for an audacious title tilt and will deal another humiliating blow to Australia’s embattled prime minister ahead of elections expected in May.
The court’s format – a panel of three justices – leaves little room to appeal any decision.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s government has tried and failed to remove Djokovic once before – on the grounds he was unvaccinated and that a recent Covid infection was not sufficient for a medical exemption.
A lower circuit judge ruled that officials at Melbourne airport made procedural errors when cancelling his visa.
For a few days, Djokovic was free to train before a second visa revocation and a return to the notorious Melbourne immigration detention facility.
Leader of the gang
For millions around the world, Djokovic is best known as a gangly all-conquering tennis champion with a ferocious backhand and some polarising views on science.
But in court filings, Australia has cast him as a figurehead for anti-vaxxers and a catalyst for public disorder.
Djokovic’s presence in Australia “may foster anti-vaccination sentiment”, immigration minister Alex Hawke argued, justifying his use of broad executive powers to revoke the player’s visa.
Not only could Djokovic encourage people to flout health rules, Hawke said, but his presence could lead to “civil unrest”.
Many Australians – who have suffered prolonged lockdowns and border restrictions – believe Djokovic gamed the system to dodge vaccine entry requirements.
Experts say the case has taken on significance beyond the fate of one man who happens to be good at tennis.
“The case is likely to define how tourists, foreign visitors and even Australian citizens view the nation’s immigration policies and ‘equality before the law’ for years to come,” said Sanzhuan Guo, a law lecturer at Flinders University.
The case has also been seized on by culture warriors in the roiling debate over vaccines and how to handle the pandemic.
The minister admitted that Djokovic is at “negligible” risk of infecting Australians, but argued his past “disregard” for Covid-19 regulations may pose a risk to public health and encourage people to ignore pandemic rules.
The tennis ace contracted Covid-19 in mid-December and, according to his own account, failed to isolate despite knowing
Tashu replied at 16-1-2022 10:15 AM
Morning...
Buat cokkodok :)
seribulan replied at 16-1-2022 11:35 AM
Morning...
Buat cokkodok
cokodok banana ke?
Tashu replied at 16-1-2022 11:24 AM
cokodok banana ke?
Nope...Adabi ikan bilis...udang...
seribulan replied at 16-1-2022 12:31 PM
Nope...Adabi ikan bilis...udang...
ooo adabi...sy suka adabi ikan bilis n lemak manis.
Tashu replied at 16-1-2022 11:34 AM
ooo adabi...sy suka adabi ikan bilis n lemak manis.
Dapkan {:thumbo lunch pe tu?
seribulan replied at 16-1-2022 01:19 PM
Dapkanlunch pe tu?
laksam je.
awak?
Tashu replied at 16-1-2022 12:51 PM
laksam je.
awak?
Dapnye :)
Pari ni...
seribulan replied at 16-1-2022 02:04 PM
Dapnye
Pari ni...
wah wah sedap ni, jd lapar balek dh ni :laugh3:
Tashu replied at 16-1-2022 01:07 PM
wah wah sedap ni, jd lapar balek dh ni
Nah cokkodok {:2conggalo
MISI BANTUAN BANJIR OLEH BRIGED BAKTI MALAYSIA PULAU PINANG
SELANGOR : KHAMIS 19 Disember 2021:
Team Sukarelawan Bahagian Unifom BBMPP yang diketuai oleh En. Saipoul Bin Md Isa bersama En. Mohd Saifuddin Bin Mohd Husni, Pn. Nur Suhaili Bt Abdullah dan Cik Rosliza Bt Said menghulurkan bantuan makanan, pakaian, tuala wanita, pampers dewasa dan lain-lain kepada penduduk daerah Kampung Tengah, Puchong yang dilanda banjir. Kawasan yang terlibat dalam misi bantuan di Kampung Tengah ialah Lot 81 dan kawasan yang berhampiran. Barangan di edarkan oleh team sukarelawan untuk satu keluarga satu set makanan dan pakaian.
Daripada tinjauan kediaman mangsa perlukan sukarelawan untuk kerja- kerja membasuh dan mencuci yang hampir 80% mengalami kerosakan berdasarkan takat air adalah paras bahu.
Pasukan Unifom BBMPP menamatkan operasi bantuan pada pukul 7.30 petang.
Terima kasih kepada Tn Juraj dan Tn. Habib yang terlibat membantu team sukarelawan Bahagian Unifom BBM Pulau Pinang.
seribulan replied at 16-1-2022 02:09 PM
Nah cokkodok
mana? mana?
ada gambar ke?
Tashu replied at 16-1-2022 01:20 PM
mana? mana?
ada gambar ke?
Tepung sebelum goreng...foodie awak x letak pun...kata nak letak watermark :)