17 February 2011

Hairuman tidak akan terkena renjatan sekirannya...

Baru-baru ini kita dikejutkan dengan kes seorang pekerja ladang kelapa sawit terkena renjatan elektrik bervoltan tinggi di Klang. Pekerja malang itu adalah Hairuman Miskon. Renjatan itu telah menyebabkan beliau hilang kedua belah tangannya. Ramai yang telah tampil bagi meringankan beban beliau dengan menghulur berbagai jenis bantuan.


Apa yang hendak saya ceritakan disini adalah sebenarnya kemalangan itu boleh dielakkan jika beberapa faktor dipatuhi. Ramai tidak didedahkan kenapa dan mengapa Hairuman terkena renjatan elektrik. Kenapa kelapa sawit itu berada dekat dengan kabel bervoltan tinggi? Kenapa Pihak TNB tak potong? Kenapa, kenapa, kenapa? Mungkin itu tak tersiar didada akhbar.

08 February 2011

Pasir Mas ‘kilang’ jelitawan




Sebut saja nama daerah Pasir Mas, Kelantan, pasti ramai mengaitkannya sebagai ‘kilang’ gadis cantik hingga sering diburu oleh pemuda tempatan mahupun luar Kelantan untuk dijadikan calon isteri.

Malah, tidak keterlaluan jika gadis Pasir Mas yang terkenal dengan jolokan comel ‘lote’ serta memiliki wajah keayuan yang asli itu dianggap sama seperti Cinderella yang sentiasa menjadi igauan setiap ‘putera’.

Ini kerana, bila disebut saja gadis Pasir Mas, ramai pemuda terbayangkan seorang gadis Melayu yang memiliki raut wajah ayu dan jelita, sama seperti gadis zaman bangsawan.

Paling ketara, gadis Pasir Mas memiliki wajah Melayu yang mampu menggoda lelaki tanpa perlu disolek. Selain itu kulit mereka, terutama di tangan, kelihatan lembut dan gebu seperti bayi.

Namun, paling menarik ialah keunikan mata gadis Pasir Mas. Mereka dikatakan memiliki mata menawan iaitu berwarna coklat kebiruan dan kelabu, lengkap dengan alis mata dan kening hitam serta tebal, seolah-olah memakai celak.

04 February 2011

"AHLI AHLI TERTINGGI UMNO DAN PARA KETUA PARTI PEMBANGKANG".. Apa benar benarkah kalian BERSAMA RAKYAT?"

by Ismail Lepat on Thursday, 03 February 2011 at 16:28

Part 1.

01. Pada 12 March 1996, Aisyah Jane telah membawa lari Sunni Sazali ke
England dari Malaysia pada hal pada waktu itu Passport perjalanan Sunni
Sazali ada bersama Ismail Ariffin, dengan itu Ismail Ariffin telah membuat
satu laporan polis (Report No: B/B 377/96) berkenaan hal tersebut.

On March 12, 1996, Aisyah Jane took Sazali Sunni with her and left Malaysia
for England even though Sunni Sazali’s travelling documents were with Ismail
Ariffin at the time. Subsequently, Ismail Ariffin made a police report
(Report No: B / B 377/96) on the incident.

02. Setelah 5 bulan Aisyah Jane dan Sunni Sazali berada di England, Ismail
Ariffin telah pergi ke England untuk mengambil semula Sunni Sazali pulang ke Malaysia.
Five months after Aisyah Jane and Sunni Sazali arrived in England, Ariffin Ismail
flew to England to bring Sunni Sazali to Malaysia.

03. Setelah sebulan kemudiannya Aisyah Jane telah kembali semula ke Malaysia
dan memfailkan satu kes di Mahkamah Syariah Pulau Pinang berkenaan tuntutan
untuk mendapatkan hak penjagaan terhadap Sunni Sazali.

A month later, Aisyah Jane returned to Malaysia and filed for custody of Sunni
Sazali at the Penang Syariah Court.

04. Sewaktu kes sedang dibicarakan, pihak Mahkamah Syariah Pulau
Pinang telah memutuskan bahawa hak penjagaan sementara diberikan
kepada Ismail Ariffin dan juga telah mengarahkan Ismail Ariffin untuk
membawa Sunni Sazali ke perkarangan Balai Polis Lebuh Pantai Pulau
Pinang pada setiap hari sabtu dari jam 9.00 pagi hingga 12.00 tengahari
untuk membenarkan Aisyah Jane melawat Sunni Sazali. Ismail Ariffin juga
telah diarahkan untuk TIDAK berada di kawasan perkarangan balai Polis
tersebut semasa lawatan diantara Aisyah Jane dan Sunni
Sazali diadakan.

During the course of the trial, the Penang Syariah Court had ruled
that temporary custody be given to Ismail Ariffin and instructed Ismail
Ariffin to bring Sunni Sazali to the compounds of Lebuh Pantai Police Station,
Penang, on every Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon to allow Aisyah
Jane to visit Sunni Sazali. Ismail Ariffin was also instructed to leave the
compound of the police station during Aisyah Jane’s visitation with
Sunni Sazali.

02 February 2011

Egypt crowds unmoved by Mubarak's vow not to run



AP Photo/Egyptian state television via APTN

A man drinks tea as he observes the continuing demonstration from a ninth floor balcony overlooking Tahrir square in downtown Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, FAP – A man drinks tea as he observes the continuing demonstration from a ninth floor balcony overlooking Tahrir …
CAIRO – President Hosni Mubarak defied a quarter-million protesters demanding he step down immediately, announcing Tuesday he would serve out the last months of his term and "die on Egyptian soil." He promised not to seek re-election, but that did not calm public fury as clashes erupted between his opponents and supporters.opponents,
The protesters, whose numbers multiplied more than tenfold in a single day Tuesday for their biggest rally yet, have insisted they will not end their unprecedented week-old wave of unrest until their ruler for nearly three decades goes.
Mubarak's halfway concession — an end to his rule seven months down the road — threatened to inflame frustration and anger among protesters, who have been peaceful in recent days.
In the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, clashes erupted between several hundred protesters and government supporters soon afterward, according to footage by Al-Jazeera television. The protesters threw stones at their rivals, who wielded knives and sticks, until soldiers fired in the air and stepped in between them, said a local journalist, Hossam el-Wakil.
The speech was immediately derided by protesters in Cairo's TahrirSquare. Watching on a giant TV, protesters booed and waved their shoes over their heads at his image in a sign of contempt. "Go, go, go! We are not leaving until he leaves," they chanted. One man screamed, "He doesn't want to say it, he doesn't want to say it."
In the 10-minute address, the 82-year-old Mubarak appeared somber but spoke firmly and without an air of defeat. He insisted that even if the protests had never happened, he would not have sought a sixth term in September.
He said he would serve out the rest of his term working "to accomplish the necessary steps for the peaceful transfer of power." He said he will carry out amendments to rules on presidential elections.
Mubarak, a former air force commander, vowed not to flee the country. "This is my dear homeland ... I have lived in it, I fought for it and defended its soil, sovereignty and interests. On its soil I will die. History will judge me and all of us."
The step came after heavy pressure from his top ally, the United States. Soon after Mubarak's address, President Barack Obama said at the White House that he had spoken with Mubarak and "he recognizes that the status quo is not sustainable and a change must take place." Obama said he told Mubarak that an orderly transition must be meaningful and peaceful, must begin now and must include opposition parties.