Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Najib semakin terdesak : PRU seawal tahun depan


Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak kemungkinan akan dipaksa untuk memanggil pilihan raya umum ke-13 awal tahun depan bagi mengurangkan kesan ke atas kedudukan politik parti pimpinannya ekoran ramalan kemerosotan persekitaran ekonomi, kata firma Nomura dalam laporannya mengenai prospek 2012 Malaysia.
Ketika spekulasi menyebut Najib akan memanggil pilihan raya umum dalam tempoh enam bulan akan datang, mandat semasa kerajaan pusat hanya akan berakhir April 2013.
Kebanyakan parti mengatakan bahawa sudah bersedia ke arah pilihan raya umum. Parti teras Barisan Nasional pimpinan Najib mengadakan perhimpunan tahunannya bermula hari ini, dengan fokus ke atas persiapan menghadapi pilihan raya umum.
Firma penyelidikan Jepun itu menambah, pertambahan pengundi baru sejak pilihan raya umum 2008 bermakna akan wujud persaingan sengit dalam mendapatkan sokongan.
“Detikan jam bergerak dengan cepat. Spekulasi memuncak bahawa pilihan raya akan datang boleh diadakan dalam beberapa bulan lagi,” kata laporan itu.
Firma itu menambah, selaku ekonomi berorientasikan eksport ketiga utama di Asia selepas Hong Kong dan Singapura, Malaysia terdedah kepada kesan kemungkinan kelembapan di China.
“Dalam senario sedemikian, Malaysia akan berakhir dengan kedudukan mudah terjejas,” katanya sambil menambah, tiga enjin pertumbuhan iaitu ekonomi sektor awam dan swasta, eksport pengeluaran dan sumber-sumber komoditi kemungkinan akan berada di kedudukan yang lebih lemah.
Bagaimanapun kerajaan mempertahankan bahawa ekonomi akan kekal tidak mudah luntur meskipun wujudnya masalah fiskal di negara-negara maju di Eropah.
Laporan Nomura juga berkata, dengan pengundi-pengundi layak meningkat sebanyak 1.9 juta kepada 16.3 juta pada akhir suku pertama tahun dan peningkatan pengundi-pengundi layak boleh mencecah 3.2 juta pada suku pertama 2013.
“Dengan mengambil kira 2.58 juta tidak keluar mengundi pada pilihan raya umum 2008, kami menganggarkan bahawa bilangan mereka sebenarnya mengundi boleh mencecah 9.43 juta, satu bilangan yang signifikan, yang pada pandangan kami kemungkinan akan meningkatkan saingan memandangkan perikatan yang memerintah hanya menang dengan majoriti 384,688 undi pada 2008,” kata laporan itu.
Nomura juga menyebut kemungkinan bukan semua pengundi yang layak akan mendaftar sebagai pengundi dalam pilihan raya umum ke-13... M.I

Monday, November 28, 2011

Berkongsi catatan dari Gaza

Bangunan hospital di Gaza yg sudah 4 tahun tergendala akibat sekatan israel ke atas Gaza. Israel menghukum rakyat gaza kerana memilih HAMAS. Sekatan udara, laut, darat menyebabkan ekonomi gaza terjejas teruk. Gaza tak dibenarkan eksport hasil tanamam dll. Bnyk cerita. Nanti sambung. Bateri habis. Sdg tunggu nak terbang balik. Rindu malaysia. . .

25hb nov : Berpeluang ke Tahrir Square melihat sendiri perhimpunan aman sebelum solat jumaat. Semangat. . .

25hb nov - Bersama siswi univ azhar s'gor di rumah s'gor. Singgah utk beramah mesra sebelum bertolak balik ke tanah air. Mrk kirim salam . . 

24hb nov: di rumah as syahid sheikh yassin di gaza yang di jadikan muzium kenangan oeleh keluarganya

YB zailah menerima cenderahati dari Ismail Haniyan, perdana menteri Palestin. Saya pun terima juga tapi gambarnya dlm kamera Yb zailah. Ha ha

24hb nov: seorang wanita palestin yg suami dan 2 org anak lelakinya dlm tahanan israel. Cucunya tidak pernah melihat ayahnya. Saya sebak entah beberapa kali mendengar cerita ahli keluarga-isteri dan ibu2- bukan shj suami atau anak mereka dipenjarakan, mrk xdibenarkan menziarahi atau berhubung. Siksaan yg diterima diluar imaginasi kemanusiaan.

Friday, November 25, 2011

BN’s lack of innovative policies

With the 13th General Election around the corner, the Barisan Nasional, especially Umno and MCA, is getting desperate. This evident by Umno and MCA are dishing out goodies and financial aid to the people.
It also shows BN’s lack of innovative policies to help ease the financial burden of the people. BN is only good at copying the PR. That too, is carried out without sincerity and sustainability.
Also, what the BN could not do or deliver in 54 years, PR did in its maiden rule in its states. The following are three significant examples:
- The DAP-led PR Penang government implemented a policy to help senior citizens in the state by giving them a yearly cash aid of RM100 each;
- The PKR-led PR Selangor provided free water for all in the state who used less than 20m3 of water per month; and
- The then PAS-led PR Perak government implemented a policy to allow the conversion of leasehold land to freehold but this was retracted by BN who toppled the PR state government with the support of unethical political frogs.
The BN slammed the PR state governments’ innovative people-friendly policies and described the initiatives as just populist political gimmicks.
However, the “gimmicks” in Penang and Selangor have remained sustainable.
Compare what the PR state governments have introduced and implemented with the BN and MCA’s one-time financial aid to the people.
The BN and MCA’s recent announcement of cash aid to the people are clearly insincere, made just to “buy” votes for the coming general election.
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, in his Budget 2012 presentation, announced a RM100 aid to all public school children. He also announced a one-time payment of RM500 assistance to households with an income of RM3,000 and below.
This was followed by MCA’s announcement that it would allocate about RM30 million to distribute RM100 to help its members and RM200 for a new-born. This is only a one-time payment as it is unsustainable and a massive drain on the party funds.
Also, funds raised for the 1MCA Medical Foundation are now being described as just another mode of income tax collection and a twisted gimmick.
If not for the people’s support for the PR in 2008 followed by the political pressures from PR’s style of governance, the BN and MCA would not have made the above people-friendly efforts.
In fact, the people should wisely accept and take the goodies from BN and MCA but continue to support the PR in the next general election.
Without the pressures from the PR, the BN and MCA will not bother to even consider any such massive financial aid to the people.
Should the PR secure federal power in the next general election, there is every indication that the people are set to benefit more with the PR’s access to federal funds.
This is just simple logic based on what the PR state governments had been able to do or deliver since securing the mandate to rule in 2008.

Thursday, November 24, 2011

13th GE : PR wins 118~125 seats - Umno/BN 98 ~ 104

My own personal observations about the coming 13th GE is as follows- PR 118-125 seats. UMNO/BN 98-104 seats..... Dato Ariff Sabri


Rahim Tamby Chik( RTC) says there are attempts by the opposition  parties to invite Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah to become PM. This will happen Rahim says, if there is a hung parliament. Such a situation is untenable says Rahim because it will create political instability. So UMNO must work hard to get a 2/3rd majority.

Those were the observations and musings by (RTC) on the political possibilities after the GE13. What is intriguing was his warning that a hung parliament will create instability. I hope we will not be in such a situation. Malaysians would prefer a clear cut victory one way or the other.

I am not going to respond to his nervous prognosis; being more interested on how such a scenario can possibly happen and what are the implications if it does. I don’t think we are going to have a hung parliament. It will be clear cut either way. I am also bemused at his attempt to involve Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah in such a scenario. To qualify as a participant in any future negotiations should a hung parliament comes into being, TRH must be head of a political party. Right now, TRH is in UMNO and doesn’t head a party nor is he a leader of any faction in UMNO. Could Rahim’s advice be another attempt to isolate TRH from UMNO?

TRH is far too principled to agree being appointed as leader of government on a personal to holder basis. He will be a figurehead.  Oh, because Tengku has never disowned the ambitions to become PM, comes the answer from UMNO people. So my answer is- why should he not have that ambition? He was cheated to becoming one before. He has all the credentials to become one.

Here is an interesting piece of information. When certain UMNO people wanted to kick out Abdullah Badawi , they approached Tengku Razaleigh for a solution. Their agenda was only one- because of Najib’s hesitation they went to see Razaleigh asking him to stand as UMNO president and Muhyidin as Deputy President. This group was made up of powerful people, united at that time, by their intense disapproval and loathing of Dollah Badawi. My point is this- at that time, they didn’t think it was inappropriate for Tengku Razaleigh to become UMNO president and if he had won, go on to become PM. Tengku’s ambition wasn’t an issue. His age wasn’t an issue. The fundamental objective was to remove Pak Lah.

Why should the opposition parties invite Tengku Razaleigh to become PM, if they could win the elections on their own? PAS has Haji Hadi, DAP has Lim Guan Eng and PKR has Anwar Ibrahim? This assessment presupposes that between the 3, neither one accepts the leader of each party as a future PM.  It also assumes further, that Tengku Razaleigh commands a number of elected MPs to give him standing in future negotiations. Where will he get the MPs? Rahim says 20-30 people are being lined up to stand as MPs who are aligned to Tengku Razaleigh. Where are these people? In UMNO? Within the opposition camp?

So now, let us build up a case, why a hung parliament cannot happen. Just for the moment, let’s not talk about how UMNO and BN can lose. Let’s talk about HOW the opposition- DAP, PAS, PKR can WIN.  Let’s begin by asking, will the PR lose its current 82 seats? Possible, but very unlikely. The seats which they lost when some people jumped ship, will become theirs again. We won’t see the likes of Zahrain and his types in parliament again.

DAP.

DAP now has 28 seats in parliament. DAP has gained substantial ground with Chinese voters. Chinese voters identify more with DAP. By and large the Chinese do not require the intervention and involvement of the government to improve their wellbeing. They got to where they are now, largely by their own efforts and independence. They want to preserve and reinforce that independent streak. How best for them to do that? By staking their future in a party that best represents the independence streak. They don’t want a sissy party perceived as easily compromised, intimidated or even bought over to represent them. DAP is their preferred choice.

I mean that is the reason driving Hishamudin pondering a move from Sembrong to Kota Tinggi. To the Chinese in Sembrong, and this doesn’t please me in saying, Hishamudin is irrelevant to them. He knows if he stays in Sembrong, he can kiss his seat goodbye. They want to kick the ass of the man with the monkey grin.

The Chinese are less dependent on the government and by government, I mean the BN. they need champions for other requirements and that they find in DAP. So the DAP will more or less pummel MCA to the ground. They will take most of the 15 seats the MCA won in the 2008 elections. At the very best, MCA can retain 3 seats. The worst case scenario is, MCA wins nothing. The DAP will increase its seats by another 12 in Semenanjung. It gobbles up most of the seats now held by MCA.

Why will DAP win over the MCA? Because the Chinese believe MCA has sold them out. Not necessarily by kowtowing to big brother UMNO over many issues, but by retreating from representing the indomitable spirit of the Chinese. MCA has lost its mandate. That’s how DAP is winning the Chinese over- where MCA failed.

On a more simplistic reasoning, the Chinese who have traditionally supported MCA are asking- how come almost all our Chinese MCA leaders are being persecuted and prosecuted by the Courts once they leave office? How come UMNO leaders who do or are alleged to be doing the same things are not? They know Malay leaders stole and swindled more.

What about the DAP in Sarawak?  Generally speaking, the urban seats will be taken up by the DAP. That will be another 8 or 9 seats for the DAP. The seats held currently by SUPP will end up in DAP’s hands. The DAP will get around 20 seats more than they got in 2008.  This time around, DAP will be in parliament with probably 46-48 seats.

The newer and younger DAP leadership is taking on Malaysian politics with more finesse and it doesn’t now intimidate modern thinking Malays as the older generation of DAP leaders once did. And it has shed its umbilical connections with the PAP. So now, if there are attempts for example to link DAP as a stool or Trojan horse to Singapore’s PAP, such attempts will be laughed at.

PAS.

It’s difficult to dislodge PAS from where they are now. Has any elected PAS rep jumped ship? This means, PAS has been careful to select leaders on the basis of each having convictions and intense belief. It will likely do the same thing for the 13GE. 

How can PAS win? It’s difficult for its opponent to dislodge PAS in its traditional role as champions for Islam and serving as the emotional anchor for conservative Malays. It will retain the many seats it now has in Kelantan. It will gain more seats in Terengganu which is expected to go back to PAS this time around. Some of the seats in Kedah for example, currently held by MCA  and UMNO will be won by PAS. The seat now occupied by MCA’s Chor will be lost to PAS. PAS can win because it’s organized and is motivated by convictions. This is what sets it apart from UMNO.

They are not out for personal glory and gratification. They have got a number of secular liberals in the party who can attract younger Malay voters. They will attract the serious thinkers among the younger Malay crowd who are not included in the tweeting about football or about Elton John variety.

PAS currently has 23 seats in parliament. It will secure a large number in Terengganu, maybe 1 seat in Pahang, 3 in Kedah. My guess is they will increase their seats by another 7-8. PAS will enter the next parliament with around 30-31 seats.

PKR.

What about PKR? I thought PKR is the weak link in PR. Let’s not forget it won 31 seats in the 2008 elections.  Those who jumped ship are either ex UMNO members (that tells us much about the quality and resolve of UMNO members) and those who were selected on the basis of urgency and expedience. The ‘fluid’ candidates will be removed this time around, and it is likely that PKR will select candidates with firmer constitution. PKR will secure a number of seats in Sarawak taking away seats from SPDP and PRS. Baru Bian will spearhead PKR’s drive in Sarawak. I am thinking that PKR will still enter parliament with around 33-35 seats.

Let’s take the worst case scenario. DAP= 46, PAS= 30, PKR= 33. The opposition has 109 seats. They are short of 3 seats to secure the majority.

We haven’t included Sabah in our discussion. With the disenchantment towards Musa Aman, it’s unlikely that UMNO Sabah can retain all its seats it currently has. Unless of course they pay the voters in their constituencies. The non UMNO parties in Sabah are increasingly less enamored with Musa Aman and they can’t defend their positions by sticking around with Mr. Vacuum Cleaner. The opposition will probably gain around 6 seats outright.

To me Sabah is the powder keg. It’s likely to blow in the face of BN. the non-Malay indigenous people of Sabah are likely to pressure their parties to abandon BN. they have had numerous UMNO leaders leading them in the past, all they got was continued marginalization. They don’t see development in their areas. They don’t see electricity and roads and clean water after years of BN rule.  It’s therefore possible for us to see 8-10 seats migrating to PR’s camp.  We can say that around 14-16 seats from Sabah alone are PR inclined.

My own personal observations about the coming 13th GE is as follows- PR 118-125 seats. UMNO/BN= 98-104 seats.

There won’t be a hung parliament.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Tekanan kepada Kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat

Kerajaan Negeri Pulau Pinang mengingatkan Suruhanjaya  Pilihan Raya (SPR) bersikap adil dengan tidak memberi tekanan kepada negeri-negeri Pakatan rakyat sahaja untuk mengadakan pilihan raya serentak dengan Kerajaan Persekutuan.
Ketua Menterinya, Lim Guan Eng berkata, SPR harus mengadakan pertemuan dengan semua kerajaan negeri dan Kerajaan Pusat bagi membincangkan perkara tersebut.
"Saya kecewa bila pengerusi SPR kata mereka mahu berjumpa dengan negeri Pakatan Rakyat.
"Mengapa baling bola ke gelanggang Pakatan Rakyat...kenapa tidak balik ke gelanggang Barisan Nasional juga.
"Kalau SPR adil maka perkara ini harus dibincang secara bersama di antara Kerajaan Negeri dengan Kerajaan Pusat," kata beliau pada sidang media lobi Parlimen hari ini.
Ahli Parlimen Bagan itu berkata, Pulau Pinang bersedia untuk berbincang dengan Kerajaan Persekutuan untuk mengadakan pilihan raya serentak sekiranya ia diadakan tahun hadapan.
Pulau Pinang sebelum ini menyatakan pendirian tidka bersetuju jika pilihan raya umum diadakan akhir tahun ini kerana beberapa faktor.
Faktor-faktor tersebut ialah ramai umat Islam mengerjakan ibadat haji dan negeri-negeri Pantai Timur mengalami musim tengkujuh.
Selain itu, faktor kerajaan sendiri yang masih belum menunaikan janji mereka seperti menghapuskan Akta Keselamatan Dalam Negeri (ISA) dan janji-janji lain, Jawatankuasa Khas Parlimen mengenai baik pulih pilihan raya belum selesai menjalankan tugasnya dan kerajaan BN gagal menjelaskan laporan Ketua AudiT Negara khususnya berkaitan penyelewengan National Feedlot Corporation (NFC).
"Kalau pilihan raya umum diadakan tahun hadapan, kita bersedia berbincang dengan Kerajaan Pusat," katanya yang juga Setiausaha Agung DAP.
Semalam, Pengerusi SPR, Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Yusuf seperti dilaporkan media berkata, beliau akan menemui pemimpin Pakatan Rakyat Pulau Pinang, Kedah, Kelantan dan Selangor berhubung pilihan raya umum ke-13.
Beliau berkata pertemuan itu bertujuan menerangkan kebaikan pilihan raya peringkat Dewan Undangan Negeri dan Parlimen diadakan serentak antaranya bagi menjimatkan perbelanjaan, masa dan tenaga kerana prosesnya sama.

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Muhyiddin Yassin jilat balik

Untuk memenangi hati rakyat dan pengundi, Umno dan Timbalan Perdana Menterinya sanggup menjilat apa saja asalkan BN menang dalam PRU 13 akan datang.


Kesian Muhyiddin, Kak Rosmah suruh tarik balik ke?

KUALA LUMPUR, 19 Nov – Ekoran bantahan keras kesatuan-kesatuan sekerja, Putrajaya membatalkan projek perintis guru-guru bertugas selama sembilan jam sehari yang dicadangkan untuk dilaksanakan di Melaka, Sarawak, Pahang dan Johor mulai Januari depan.


Projek itu mendapat tentangan ketika Barisan Nasional membuat persiapan untuk menghadapi pilihan raya umum ke-13 yang dijangka dipanggil dalam waktu terdekat.
Minggu lalu, Kesatuan Perkhidmatan Perguruan Kebangsaan menggesa Putrajaya membatalkan sahaja projek perintis guru bertugas sembilan jam sehari atas alasan kajian itu satu tindakan membazir selain tidak mendapat maklum balas positif daripada kalangan tenaga pendidik.
Selain itu, NUTP juga mendakwa dasar baru tersebut tidak sesuai buat masa sekarang memandangkan kebanyakan sekolah kurang kemudahan selesa dan kondusif bagi guru.
Di bawah dasar baru ini, guru sebelah pagi dikehendaki berada di sekolah dari 7.30 pagi hingga 4.30 petang manakala guru sebelah petang pula dikehendaki masuk sekolah 9.30 pagi dan bertugas sehngga 6.30 petang.
Hari ini, Timbalan Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (gambar) berkata langkah itu diambil bagi memberi ruang kepada kerajaan menilai dan meneliti terlebih dahulu hasil laporan kajian daripada projek yang dimulakan di Melaka.
“Kita tidak mahu perkara itu diteruskan secara perintis tanpa guru sendiri memahami tujuan di sebaliknya.

'Umno wants Koh Tsu Koon out!'


Gerakan president Koh Tsu Koon has decided not to contest in the next general election. That was his final decision and everybody must respect it. Nobody pressured him to stay out of the poll, Deputy PM Muhyiddin Yassin said.

However, Penang Chief Minister and Koh's successor Lim Guan Eng was quick to politically lucre from the decision by accusing Umno of having a major role in forcing Koh out of the picture.

What a silly and stupid idea it was!

However, LGE intention and motive is very clear. By showing sympathy for Koh, he expects the Chinese in Gerakan will rally behind DAP in the next national poll. He is also keeping his fingers crossed for Gerakan to demise and Koh and members would hop over to DAP.

“It is an orchestrated campaign to remove him and they (Barisan Nasional and Umno) have succeeded. What Umno wants Umno gets,” he told reporters in the Parliament lobby today.

Lim said Koh was forced to leave as it was obvious that the latter still had intentions to contest in the coming elections as Koh retained his other positions as a federal minister and party president.
What a crap!

Actually LGE tries to be chummy with Penangites, especially the Chinese. By accusing Umno of 'chasing out' Koh, the Malays too would be divided, just like what happened during the 2008 general election.

His sympathy for Koh did not mean anything. After taking over from Koh, he battered his predecessor by saying that it was the end for Koh and Gerakan. Maybe LGE should refresh his mind.
So, what is the sympathy for?

Dr Koh announced earlier today that he will not contest in the next general election, saying the announcement is the first step towards driving transformation and renewal in the party.

He said, however, that he will retain the posts of party president, Penang BN chairman and Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, adding that he will decide whether to give up the party presidency after the next general election.

As for the ministerial post, he said the decision to retain him rested with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Missi ke Palestine

Tiga Ahli Parlimen PAS akan menyertai konvoi delegasi Global March to Jerusalem (GMJ) bagi menunjukkan sokongan dunia terhadap Palestin.
Mereka ialah Siti Zailah Mohd Yusuf (Rantau Panjang) yang juga Ketua Dewan Muslimat PAS, Dr. Siti Mariah Mahmud (Kota Raja) yang juga Timbalan Ketua Dewan Muslimat PAS dan Khalid Samad (Shah Alam) yang juga Ahli Jawatankuasa PAS Pusat.

Menurut Siti Mariah, mereka akan berlepas ke Kaherah, Mesir malam ini dan akan bertemu dengan 26 Ahli Parlimen dari 15 negara lain di pintu masuk Rafah, Gaza.
"Ada yang ikut jalan darat, udara dan melalui pelbagai pintu masuk dan akan bertemu Rafah," kata beliau pada sidang media di lobi Parlimen hari ini.
Delegasi tersebut anjuran Council for Palestine Solidarity dan disertai Ahli Parlimen antaranya Indonesia, India dan Afrika Selatan.
Konvoi tersebut bertujuan mewujudkan gelombang kesedaran warga dunia untuk bersama rakyat  Palestin dalam isu penjajahan Zionis.
Justeru Siti Mariah berkata, pihaknya berharap doa dan sokongan daripada rakyat Malaysia agar misi mereka berjaya.
"Kami akan kembali ke Malaysia pada 25 haribulan dan kami harap doa dan restu daripada rakyat Malaysia untuk menjalankan misi ini," katanya.
Khalid menambah, konvoi tersebut sepatutnya pada bulan lepas amun terpaksa ditangguh kerana Israel sedag menyerang Gaza ketika itu.
"Konivoi ni asalnya bulan lepas tapi disebabkan Israel menyerang Gaza maka ianya dibatalkan," katanya yang pernah menyertai misi ke Gaza bersama NGO Muslim Care.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Jentera HelWa terus menggempur


Esok 17hb Nov 2011 bertempat di Balai Masyarakat Seksyen 9, Putra Height akan diadakan Ceramah (dialog tu ada pihak yg minta tulis) oleh,

1. YB Teresa Kok
2. Yb Shuhaimi Shafie
3. YB Abdullah Sanai
4. Saudari Aiman Athirah Al Jundi

Ceramah ini ada lah anjuran Dewan Muslimat PAS Kawasan Kota Raja. Mewakili pihak penganjur, kami menjemput orang ramai untuk hadir beramai-ramai ke majlis ini.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Gerak Gempur Jentera HelWa & Pemuda Kota Raja

Semalam mereka pulang kira-kira jam 12.30 pagi dari Markas Bikut Naga. Awal pagi ini mereka bersia sedia pula untuk mengempur Taman Desawan Klang. Mereka benar-benar iron lady Kota Raja.

Bermula jam 8.30 pagi tadi kira-kira 20 orang petugas yang diketuai oleh Ketua HelWa JPrK Kota Pn Rosnah Abd Wahab telah menyantuni masyarakat berbilang kaum di sebuah Taman Desawan Klang.

Selain Jawatankuasa HelWa turut hadir ialah YDP merangkap Pengarah JPrN, Cikgu Jaafar, Sdr Azmi Jusoh, Ahli Majlis MPK merangkap Pegawai Khas YB Dr Mariah, Setiausaha JPrK Tuan Syed, Ketua Penerangan Tuan Mutalib serta petugas-petugas PAS dari Cawangan dan Sri Andalas.

Semua rumah yang dilawati amat gembira menerima kunjungan rombongan pada kali ini.

Gambar seterusnya dikaki berita

Sementara itu pada masa yang sama Yb Dr Mariah meninjau kawasan rumah yang mendap di Kemuning Indah Elite bersama para penduduk, Pemaju dan MBSA, turut hadir ialah Sdr Azmi Jusoh.


Pada waktu yang sama Pemuda PAS yang diketuai oleh Sdr Imran Satiman dan Ahli Jawatankuasanya telah menganjur Program Khidmat Masyarakat PAS Kota Raja.

Diantara aktiviti yang dijalankan ialah menyampaikan sumbangan kebajikan, khidmat kesihatan, membuka kaunter SPR dan Kaunter MES. Selain itu pengedaran Buliten Kota Raja juga dibuat diseluruh 500 rumah di Taman Sri Lembayung Seksyen 25 Shah Alam.


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