 pemegang saham memerhati "artist impressions" penambahbaikan Jalan Alor
KL: rancangan untuk menjadikan Jalan Alor kepada syurga makanan tepi jalan dunia akan diteruskan walaupun berhadapan tindak balas kurang memuaskan. kawasan ini akan dibersihkan, ianya akan menjadi lebih menjana ekonomi dan menjana sektor pelancungan, kata Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansur. Orang melayu menganggap kawasan Bukit Bintang seperti Hong Kong yang banyak didominasi oleh orang cina. Tengku Adnan berkata penambahbaikan Jalan Alor adalah untuk kebaikan kawasan tersebut dan akan meneruskan usaha kearah itu. Projek akan dimulakan pada Oktober 2013 dan akan dapat disiapkan dalam tempoh setahun. Datuk Bandaraya Datuk Seri Ahmas Phesal Taib berkata telah mengumumkan bahawa Jalan Alor akan diberi nafas baru kepada surga makanan tepi jalan dan bertaraf dunia. kerja2 penambahbaikan termasuk perabut berkualiti dan memperbaiki pusat pembuangan sampah dan juga sistem pembekalan air.
Tengku Adnan menemui beberapa wakit politik dari dua pihak untuk membincangkan berkenaan projek ini lebih lanjut. sumber: starproperty |
kucingTomey posted on 27-8-2013 04:29 PM
berdosa la guna perkataan syurga...syurga tu hanya untuk allah sahaja....tak boleh digunakan untuk m ...
cak! posted on 27-8-2013 04:29 PM
kat mana jalan aloq staq ni xpenah smpai lg
rospinki posted on 27-8-2013 04:31 PM
herkk!!!
MCA publicity chief Datuk Heng Seai KieKUALA LUMPUR, Aug 26 — Utusan Malaysia's attack against a Chinese food hub planned here revealed the narrow racial demands that continue to trump national interest even as the country prepares to celebrate Merdeka Day, said MCA's Datuk Heng Seai Kie.
“I also urge Utusan as an influential media organisation in Malaysia to be more responsible and cautious in their writing because they can mislead the public, and to be more inclusive and open when talking about policies and initiatives by the government, instead of turning it into a racial issue,” Heng said in a statement today.
“As a multi-racial country which has been independent for over 55 years now, I am truly disappointed to see that race is still the main consideration instead of national interest,” she added.
The editors of Malay broadsheet Mingguan Malaysia — the Sunday edition of Utusan Malaysia — had in an editorial yesterday panned the project, saying that it would only benefit the Chinese community.
Writing under the shared “Awang Selamat” moniker, the editors claimed a strong Chinese image in the Bukit Bintang area already made it resemble Hong Kong.
The newspaper also attacked Chinese voters, saying that they have never supported the Barisan Nasional (BN) government and that giving them “the moon and the stars” would not garner further appreciation.
Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, however, brushed off Utusan Malaysia's criticism today and told The Malay Mail Online that the Jalan Alor project would proceed as planned.
Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun also said today that the project would boost the country's tourism appeal and benefit Malaysians at large, instead of just the Chinese.
Heng similarly said that there was nothing wrong with promoting local food as a tourist attraction.
“However, as Malaysians who appreciate our multi-cultural value, we also hope that their effort won’t stop there but will be extended to develop other types of food hubs for Malay food, Indian food, Nyonya food etc at other places to further promote the local food industry,” she said.
“By promoting our local food, we can also help to boost our tourism and hospitality industry which will in turn help to increase our nation’s revenue, thus expanding the economic pie to benefit everyone of all races. So for Utusan to say that only the Chinese will benefit is wrong,” added the MCA deputy national organising secretary.
Last month, KL Mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Phesal Talib announced a project to upgrade Jalan Alor into a “food paradise of international standards”.
Ahmad Phesal had said that quality furniture, including an efficient waste disposal and water system, would be provided to merchants to preserve the hygiene in the former red-light district.
The project to upgrade Jalan Alor to become the global “Food Paradise” is scheduled to begin in October and is expected to be completed 11 months later.
rospinki posted on 27-8-2013 04:45 PM
cakap pasal street food ni kan..no. 1 aku cari ni la..kue tiaw goreng atau char kue tiaw..letak ...
axl_bach posted on 27-8-2013 04:44 PM
per yg nyonya tu dok citer kat cucu dia yg masih nyotnyot puting tu yer???beriya2 jer aku tgk, mungk ...
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