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Reply #460 CoKeLat-RaWkZ's post
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sama eh..nyaman bau ya owhh...p lamak2 cium pande asa stoeng palak.. |
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Boulevard Shopping Mall pasar raya yang terbesar di Sarawak
KUCHING: Boulevard Management Team melangkah setapak lagi dan melebarkan sayap perniagaannya dengan membina sebuah lagi pasar raya yang berkonsepkan 慻aya hidup sehenti |
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tapi usu mek madah The Spring ya gred A pun shopping mall.. |
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My employer raped me, cries Indonesian woman
25-year-old victim also claims employer used to beat her with a belt
KUCHING: An Indonesian woman yesterday claimed that she had been raped by her employer on several occasions since May this year and was now five months pregnant as a result.
Apart from being raped, the 25-year-old woman claimed that her employer also used to beat her with a belt and withheld payment of her salary while she was working for him in Cheras in Selangor earlier this year.
The victim, who now resides at a commercial centre near the Kenyalang Interchange, lodged a police report over the incident.
She also alleged that her employer had threatened to kill her with a knife last week. Fearing for her safety, the woman decided to report the matter to the police yesterday morning.
In an unrelated incident, a 28-year-old unemployed woman claimed that she was threatened with physical harm by two men in front of a leading hotel here Tuesday night.
The woman from Kampung Buntal claimed that she was approached by the men around 10pm asking if she was interested in earning some 慿antau |
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2 terbunuh, 2 dikhuatiri tertimbus
Oleh MUHAMAD ZAID ADNAN
Keadaan tanah runtuh di Kampung Cina, Jalan Airport, Kapit semalam yang mengorbankan dua nyawa. |
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Originally posted by nanamiri at 20-12-2007 06:12 AM 
Cney the Spring ya??
kat simpang 3. besar gik dr boulevard ya...nang besar... |
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aok eh... thn depan la kita jumpa sia...insya Allah |
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mesti jem jalan sia klak mun the spring dh buka |
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Sekolah pasang CCTV awasi pelajar
KUCHING: Biarpun arahan bagi pemasangan kamera litar tertutup (CCTV) di tempat awam dan bangunan, termasuk sekolah baru saja dikeluarkan, sekolah perempuan tertua di Sarawak, Sekolah Menengah Bantuan (SMB) St Mary's sudah menyediakan kemudahan canggih itu sejak 2005.
Dua tahun sebelum kes penculikan kanak-kanak mengejutkan seluruh negara, SMK St Mary's sudah mengambil inisiatif memasang sistem CCTV dalam usaha meningkatkan keselamatan selepas sekolah itu mengalami beberapa kes pecah masuk pada tahun berkenaan.
Pengetuanya, Prisca Chambers, yang ditemui Berita Harian dan New Stratis Times semalam berkata, selain untuk membanteras kegiatan pecah masuk ke bangunan sekolah terbabit, usaha memasang CCTV itu juga bertujuan memantau pergerakan dan disiplin pelajar di sekolah itu.
Katanya, dalam satu kes pada 2005, seorang pelajar berusia 13 tahun disangkakan hilang oleh ibu bapanya apabila tidak pulang ke rumah selepas waktu sekolah.
Bagaimanapun, rakaman CCTV sekolah itu menunjukkan pelajar terbabit dijemput oleh seorang teman lelakinya yang sudah bekerja, di luar perkarangan sekolah dan selepas itu dia berjaya ditemui di rumah teman lelakinya itu.
"Bayangkanlah bagaimana risaunya ibu bapa apabila menyangka anak mereka hilang. Sistem CCTV yang dipasang di sekolah ini membantu mengesan pergerakannya dan akhirnya berjaya membawa kepada penemuannya," katanya.
Beliau berkata, pihaknya membelanjakan RM6,000 untuk pemasangan CCTV itu dan lebih banyak kamera akan dipasang dalam tahun ini.
Prisca berkata, sebagai sebuah sekolah bantuan, pihaknya perlu mencari sumber kewangan bagi membiayai keperluan seperti itu dan bagi pemasangan CCTV mereka memperoleh sumber kewangan daripada tabung pengurusan pusat sekolah itu.
Katanya, 720 pelajar perempuan di sekolah berkenaan berasa lebih selamat dengan adanya CCTV di sekolah itu.
Isnin lalu, Ketua Pengarah Pelajaran, Datuk Alimuddin Mohd Dom, mengarahkan semua sekolah di seluruh negara mengambil langkah tambahan segera untuk meningkatkan keselamatan murid, berikutan beberapa kes kanak-kanak hilang sejak kebelakangan ini.
Kementerian Pelajaran juga mengeluarkan pekeliling mengenai pentingnya setiap sekolah memastikan keselamatan pelajar ketika dan selepas waktu sekolah, juga ketika aktiviti kokurikulum diadakan.
[ Last edited by azs~leen at 17-1-2008 08:06 AM ] |
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wah baguslah st mary
idup st thom! 
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Reply #474 buDak_gaTaL's post
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sebab bekas sekolah aku lah aku post berita ya kat sitok! |
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Reply #475 azs~leen's post
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hahah!once a marian always a marian.. |
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Ex-Indonesian dictator Suharto dies
By ANTHONY DEUTSCH, Associated Press Writer 2 minutes ago
Former dictator Suharto, an army general who crushed Indonesia's communist movement and pushed aside the country's founding father to usher in 32 years of tough rule that saw up to a million political opponents killed, died Sunday. He was 86.
Suharto had been ailing in a hospital in the capital since Jan. 4 when he was admitted with failing kidneys, heart and lungs. Doctors prolonged his life through dialysis and a ventilator, but his condition dramatically worsened over the weekend and he lost consciousness and stopped breathing on his own late Saturday.
A statement issued by chief presidential doctor, Marjo Subiandono, said he was declared dead at 1:10 p.m. The cause of death was given as multi-organ failure.
Finally toppled by mass street protests in 1998, the U.S. Cold War ally's departure opened the way for democracy in this predominantly Muslim nation of 235 million people and he withdrew from public life, rarely venturing from his comfortable villa on a leafy lane in the capital.
Suharto had ruled with a totalitarian dominance that saw soldiers stationed in every village, instilling a deep fear of authority across this Southeast Asian nation of some 6,000 inhabited islands that stretch across more than 3,000 miles.
Since being forced from power, he had been in and out of hospitals after strokes caused brain damage and impaired his speech. Blood transfusions and a pacemaker prolonged his life, but he suffered from lung, kidney, liver and heart problems.
Suharto was vilified as one of the world's most brutal rulers and was accused of overseeing a graft-ridden reign. But poor health |
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susah nar nak amti
kali susuk dah berjaya dikeluarkan |
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ish... nya dah pegi... wallahua'lam... |
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aok eh..sedekah jak al-fatihah sia.. |
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Category: Negeri & Negara
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Post time 19-12-2007 03:41 AM
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