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One step to the merger of Sumatra and Peninsula ....Serumpun dengan Semenanjung sebagai "Pusat Tamadun Bangsa Melayu" ...
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Malaysia cadang bina terowong dasar laut ke Sumatera untuk galakkan pelancongan
TIMBALAN Perdana Menteri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi hari ini berkata kerajaan mungkin akan membina terowong dasar laut yang menghubungkan Bagan Datuk ke Sumatera.
Katanya, projek berkenaan yang kini dalam perancangan adalah bagi menggalakkan pelancong dari Indonesia ke negara ini dan menjadikan Bagan Datuk sebagai hab logistik negara.
"Perancangan fizikal sudah diluluskan tetapi kami akan bentangkan kepada penilaian impak alam sekitar (EIA) kerana ia melibatkan kerjasama dari negara Asean lain," katanya pada sesi Dialog TN50 Bagan Datuk di Serdang hari ini.
Zahid yang juga ahli Parlimen Bagan Datuk berkata terdapat pertemuan antara mereka di luar kerajaan negeri.
"Ia merupakan inisiatif swasta dan kami serahkan kepada sektor swasta untuk mendapatkan kelulussan yang diperlukan selain mereka daripada kerajaan persekutuan, kerajaan negeri dan kerajaan Indonesia," katanya menambah kos projek berkenaan mungkin lebih AS$20 bilion.
Katanya, pelan utama untuk terowong berkenaan membabitkan Bali yang menghubungkan Jawa dan kemudiannya Sumatera.
"Dan dari sana ia akan menghubungkan semenanjung menerusi Bagan Datuk. Semuanya bermula dari Bagan Datuk. Ini akan menarik pelancong dari Indonesia," tambahnya.
Malaysia kini sedang menjalankan projek Rel Berkelajuan Tinggi Kuala Lumpur-Singapura yang diumumkan pada 2010 dan dijangka siap pada 2026.
Perdana Menteri Najib Razak turut mengumumkan projek Laluan Rel Pantai Timur (ECRL) yang menghubungkan Gombak, Selangor ke Kota Bharu, Kelantan dan dijangka sap pada 2024.
Najib sebelum ini menyifatkan projek ECRL sebagai projek "perubahan" kepada negara. – 18 Mac, 2018.
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Malaysia cadang bina terowong dasar laut ke Sumatera untuk galakkan pelancongan
TIMBALAN Perdana Menteri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi hari ini berkata kerajaan mungkin akan membina terowong dasar laut yang menghubungkan Bagan Datuk ke Sumatera.
Katanya, projek berkenaan yang kini dalam perancangan adalah bagi menggalakkan pelancong dari Indonesia ke negara ini dan menjadikan Bagan Datuk sebagai hab logistik negara.
"Perancangan fizikal sudah diluluskan tetapi kami akan bentangkan kepada penilaian impak alam sekitar (EIA) kerana ia melibatkan kerjasama dari negara Asean lain," katanya pada sesi Dialog TN50 Bagan Datuk di Serdang hari ini.
Zahid yang juga ahli Parlimen Bagan Datuk berkata terdapat pertemuan antara mereka di luar kerajaan negeri.
"Ia merupakan inisiatif swasta dan kami serahkan kepada sektor swasta untuk mendapatkan kelulussan yang diperlukan selain mereka daripada kerajaan persekutuan, kerajaan negeri dan kerajaan Indonesia," katanya menambah kos projek berkenaan mungkin lebih AS$20 bilion.
Katanya, pelan utama untuk terowong berkenaan membabitkan Bali yang menghubungkan Jawa dan kemudiannya Sumatera.
"Dan dari sana ia akan menghubungkan semenanjung menerusi Bagan Datuk. Semuanya bermula dari Bagan Datuk. Ini akan menarik pelancong dari Indonesia," tambahnya.
Malaysia kini sedang menjalankan projek Rel Berkelajuan Tinggi Kuala Lumpur-Singapura yang diumumkan pada 2010 dan dijangka siap pada 2026.
Perdana Menteri Najib Razak turut mengumumkan projek Laluan Rel Pantai Timur (ECRL) yang menghubungkan Gombak, Selangor ke Kota Bharu, Kelantan dan dijangka sap pada 2024.
Najib sebelum ini menyifatkan projek ECRL sebagai projek "perubahan" kepada negara. – 18 Mac, 2018.
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Lol, and who's gonna paid for that 20 billion US$, if its malaysia, sure go ahead, if it split half with indonesia govt heck no way hahahahahahahah....we will spent our money wisely to build road, bridge, port etc that beneviting indonesia not malaysia hahahahahah keep on dreaming boyOne step to the merger of Sumatra and Peninsula ....Serumpun dengan Semenanjung sebagai "Pusat Tamadun Bangsa Melayu" ...
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Malaysia cadang bina terowong dasar laut ke Sumatera untuk galakkan pelancongan
TIMBALAN Perdana Menteri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi hari ini berkata kerajaan mungkin akan membina terowong dasar laut yang menghubungkan Bagan Datuk ke Sumatera.
Katanya, projek berkenaan yang kini dalam perancangan adalah bagi menggalakkan pelancong dari Indonesia ke negara ini dan menjadikan Bagan Datuk sebagai hab logistik negara.
"Perancangan fizikal sudah diluluskan tetapi kami akan bentangkan kepada penilaian impak alam sekitar (EIA) kerana ia melibatkan kerjasama dari negara Asean lain," katanya pada sesi Dialog TN50 Bagan Datuk di Serdang hari ini.
Zahid yang juga ahli Parlimen Bagan Datuk berkata terdapat pertemuan antara mereka di luar kerajaan negeri.
"Ia merupakan inisiatif swasta dan kami serahkan kepada sektor swasta untuk mendapatkan kelulussan yang diperlukan selain mereka daripada kerajaan persekutuan, kerajaan negeri dan kerajaan Indonesia," katanya menambah kos projek berkenaan mungkin lebih AS$20 bilion.
Katanya, pelan utama untuk terowong berkenaan membabitkan Bali yang menghubungkan Jawa dan kemudiannya Sumatera.
"Dan dari sana ia akan menghubungkan semenanjung menerusi Bagan Datuk. Semuanya bermula dari Bagan Datuk. Ini akan menarik pelancong dari Indonesia," tambahnya.
Malaysia kini sedang menjalankan projek Rel Berkelajuan Tinggi Kuala Lumpur-Singapura yang diumumkan pada 2010 dan dijangka siap pada 2026.
Perdana Menteri Najib Razak turut mengumumkan projek Laluan Rel Pantai Timur (ECRL) yang menghubungkan Gombak, Selangor ke Kota Bharu, Kelantan dan dijangka sap pada 2024.
Najib sebelum ini menyifatkan projek ECRL sebagai projek "perubahan" kepada negara. – 18 Mac, 2018.
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For our jiran Indon ... Don't go to Australia, USA , UK or China if you can get "qualified and well known school" for you and your children with "cheaper" cost in Malaysia...
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[1999] AUSTRALIA - Curtin University
[2000] AUSTRALIA - Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
[2000] UK - University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
[2011] UK - Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
[2011] INDIA - Manipal International University
[2011] IRELAND - Perdana University/Royal College Surgeons in Ireland
[2012] UK - Southampton University
[2014] UK - Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
[2015] UK - Reading University
[2015] SINGAPORE - MDIS Malaysia
[2015] USA - Asia School of Business by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan
[2016] CHINA - Xiamen University
[2016] USA - MMU/University of Southern California (USC)
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Foreign Universities in Malaysia
[1999] AUSTRALIA - Curtin University
[2000] AUSTRALIA - Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
[2000] UK - University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
[2011] UK - Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
[2011] INDIA - Manipal International University
[2011] IRELAND - Perdana University/Royal College Surgeons in Ireland
[2012] UK - Southampton University
[2014] UK - Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
[2015] UK - Reading University
[2015] SINGAPORE - MDIS Malaysia
[2015] USA - Asia School of Business by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan
[2016] CHINA - Xiamen University
[2016] USA - MMU/University of Southern California (USC)
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Kudos to MRT Jakarta. Wah.. Cewek bawa MRT
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Kuala Lumpur: Indri Yulia Erlanita dan Amalia Hasanah Nur Ahlina antara lima pemandu tren wanita Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Jakarta yang menamatkan program latihan Pemandu Tren Metro Profesional kendalian Akademi Rel Rapid Rail.
Menurut kenyataan media yang dikeluarkan Prasarana Malaysia Berhad (Prasarana) setakat ini, MRT Jakarta yang bakal beroperasi tahun depan itu mempunyai 90 pemandu tren.
Dua wanita itu adalah kumpulan keempat daripada lapan kumpulan yang mengikuti latihan di bawah kontrak yang ditandatangani Prasarana dengan Akademi Perkeretaapian Indonesia (API) tahun lalu.
Indri, 23, dari Lampung, Sumatera mengakui, bangga memilih kerjaya sebagai pemandu tren dan tidak pernah kekok bergandingan dengan rakan kerja lelaki.
Katanya, sebagai pemandu tren perkhidmatan berkenaan mereka menjadi perintis kepada pembangunan rel urban di Indonesia sekali gus menjadi pemangkin kepada perkembangan ekonomi dan aktiviti perniagaan negara.
“Kami mempunyai tanggungjawab yang besar untuk membuktikan kemampuan kaum wanita dalam bidang ini.
“Saya berharap rakyat Indonesia, khususnya warga kota Jakarta akan menyokong projek ini yang dilihat mampu mencetus transformasi sistem pengangkutan awam dan membantu menyelesaikan masalah trafik,” katanya, semalam.
Sementara itu, rakannya, Amalia, 23 dari Boyolali, Jawa Tengah berharap projek MRT Jakarta dapat dikembangkan ke seluruh Indonesia untuk manfaat rakyat negara itu.
Mengulas mengenai program latihan berkenaan, Ketua Jabatan Pengurusan Projek untuk Operasi dan Penyelenggaraan MRT Jakarta, Masum Asim berkata, beliau gembira dengan keputusan API memilih Prasarana dan Akademi Rel.
Katanya, pemilihan Prasarana adalah tepat kerana kepakaran syarikat itu dalam menyediakan program latihan yang mantap kepada staf MRT Jakarta.
Pada majlis itu, sijil tamat latihan disampaikan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Rapid Rail, Khairani Mohamed.
Turut hadir Ketua Pegawai Operasi LRT Laluan Ampang, Abdul Hadi Amran dan Ketua Akademi Rel, Zaki Mohamad.
https://www.hmetro.com.my/mutakhir/2...gga-pandu-tren
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Kuala Lumpur: Indri Yulia Erlanita dan Amalia Hasanah Nur Ahlina antara lima pemandu tren wanita Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Jakarta yang menamatkan program latihan Pemandu Tren Metro Profesional kendalian Akademi Rel Rapid Rail.
Menurut kenyataan media yang dikeluarkan Prasarana Malaysia Berhad (Prasarana) setakat ini, MRT Jakarta yang bakal beroperasi tahun depan itu mempunyai 90 pemandu tren.
Dua wanita itu adalah kumpulan keempat daripada lapan kumpulan yang mengikuti latihan di bawah kontrak yang ditandatangani Prasarana dengan Akademi Perkeretaapian Indonesia (API) tahun lalu.
Indri, 23, dari Lampung, Sumatera mengakui, bangga memilih kerjaya sebagai pemandu tren dan tidak pernah kekok bergandingan dengan rakan kerja lelaki.
Katanya, sebagai pemandu tren perkhidmatan berkenaan mereka menjadi perintis kepada pembangunan rel urban di Indonesia sekali gus menjadi pemangkin kepada perkembangan ekonomi dan aktiviti perniagaan negara.
“Kami mempunyai tanggungjawab yang besar untuk membuktikan kemampuan kaum wanita dalam bidang ini.
“Saya berharap rakyat Indonesia, khususnya warga kota Jakarta akan menyokong projek ini yang dilihat mampu mencetus transformasi sistem pengangkutan awam dan membantu menyelesaikan masalah trafik,” katanya, semalam.
Sementara itu, rakannya, Amalia, 23 dari Boyolali, Jawa Tengah berharap projek MRT Jakarta dapat dikembangkan ke seluruh Indonesia untuk manfaat rakyat negara itu.
Mengulas mengenai program latihan berkenaan, Ketua Jabatan Pengurusan Projek untuk Operasi dan Penyelenggaraan MRT Jakarta, Masum Asim berkata, beliau gembira dengan keputusan API memilih Prasarana dan Akademi Rel.
Katanya, pemilihan Prasarana adalah tepat kerana kepakaran syarikat itu dalam menyediakan program latihan yang mantap kepada staf MRT Jakarta.
Pada majlis itu, sijil tamat latihan disampaikan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Rapid Rail, Khairani Mohamed.
Turut hadir Ketua Pegawai Operasi LRT Laluan Ampang, Abdul Hadi Amran dan Ketua Akademi Rel, Zaki Mohamad.
https://www.hmetro.com.my/mutakhir/2...gga-pandu-tren
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Woow .... Jenayah lintas batas by TNI personnel ........
Strike 1
Strike 2
Strike 3
All in one bust
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Indonesians, including army personnel, caught by police for various offences
KUCHING: Three Indonesian men, including two believed to be Indonesian National Army (TNI) personnel, were detained by the police in the wee hours today at Ladang Raso in Lundu for allegedly possessing dangerous weapons, committing vehicle theft and immigration offences.
State CID chief SAC Dev Kumar said the suspects were apprehended at 3am during an operation dubbed Task Force Ops Lejang led by ASP Abdullah Hassan.
“During an ambush at a road at Ladang Raso, Lundu, the team saw a motorcycle coming from Lundu/Indonesia border.
“They managed to stop two Indonesian men who were wearing TNI pants. One of them carried a SS1 rifle with a magazine and 15 bullets. The motorcycle used by the suspects was reported missing at Sekama here last year.
‘”Further checking revealed that they are TNI personnel,” he said.
While investigating the two suspects on the scene, another two men came in a four-wheel drive (Mitsubishi Pajero) from the direction of Lundu heading to Indonesia border, said Dev.
“The vehicle stopped when they saw the police team and they immediately alighted from the car and fled from the scene.
“One of them was arrested when hiding in the bushes but another managed to escape.
“The Mitsubishi Pajero was reported missing at Sg Maong on March 22 while a motorcycle found inside the vehicle was reported missing in Kota Samarahan this year,” he disclosed.
All the suspects are being placed in custody at Lundu police station.
The case is being investigated under Penal Code, Arms Act 1960 and Immigration Act.
http://www.theborneopost.com/2018/03/23/in...rious-offences/
Strike 1
Strike 2
Strike 3
All in one bust
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Indonesians, including army personnel, caught by police for various offences
KUCHING: Three Indonesian men, including two believed to be Indonesian National Army (TNI) personnel, were detained by the police in the wee hours today at Ladang Raso in Lundu for allegedly possessing dangerous weapons, committing vehicle theft and immigration offences.
State CID chief SAC Dev Kumar said the suspects were apprehended at 3am during an operation dubbed Task Force Ops Lejang led by ASP Abdullah Hassan.
“During an ambush at a road at Ladang Raso, Lundu, the team saw a motorcycle coming from Lundu/Indonesia border.
“They managed to stop two Indonesian men who were wearing TNI pants. One of them carried a SS1 rifle with a magazine and 15 bullets. The motorcycle used by the suspects was reported missing at Sekama here last year.
‘”Further checking revealed that they are TNI personnel,” he said.
While investigating the two suspects on the scene, another two men came in a four-wheel drive (Mitsubishi Pajero) from the direction of Lundu heading to Indonesia border, said Dev.
“The vehicle stopped when they saw the police team and they immediately alighted from the car and fled from the scene.
“One of them was arrested when hiding in the bushes but another managed to escape.
“The Mitsubishi Pajero was reported missing at Sg Maong on March 22 while a motorcycle found inside the vehicle was reported missing in Kota Samarahan this year,” he disclosed.
All the suspects are being placed in custody at Lundu police station.
The case is being investigated under Penal Code, Arms Act 1960 and Immigration Act.
http://www.theborneopost.com/2018/03/23/in...rious-offences/
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Woow .... Jenayah lintas batas by TNI personnel ........
Strike 1
Strike 2
Strike 3
All in one bust
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Indonesians, including army personnel, caught by police for various offences
KUCHING: Three Indonesian men, including two believed to be Indonesian National Army (TNI) personnel, were detained by the police in the wee hours today at Ladang Raso in Lundu for allegedly possessing dangerous weapons, committing vehicle theft and immigration offences.
State CID chief SAC Dev Kumar said the suspects were apprehended at 3am during an operation dubbed Task Force Ops Lejang led by ASP Abdullah Hassan.
“During an ambush at a road at Ladang Raso, Lundu, the team saw a motorcycle coming from Lundu/Indonesia border.
“They managed to stop two Indonesian men who were wearing TNI pants. One of them carried a SS1 rifle with a magazine and 15 bullets. The motorcycle used by the suspects was reported missing at Sekama here last year.
‘”Further checking revealed that they are TNI personnel,” he said.
While investigating the two suspects on the scene, another two men came in a four-wheel drive (Mitsubishi Pajero) from the direction of Lundu heading to Indonesia border, said Dev.
“The vehicle stopped when they saw the police team and they immediately alighted from the car and fled from the scene.
“One of them was arrested when hiding in the bushes but another managed to escape.
“The Mitsubishi Pajero was reported missing at Sg Maong on March 22 while a motorcycle found inside the vehicle was reported missing in Kota Samarahan this year,” he disclosed.
All the suspects are being placed in custody at Lundu police station.
The case is being investigated under Penal Code, Arms Act 1960 and Immigration Act.
http://www.theborneopost.com/2018/03/23/in...rious-offences/
Well, how the fcuk did they manage to get into MY territory first? weak border much?
Anyway, kudos to MY police, kill those guys, maim them I dont care, the lesser useless people in this world the better. Maybe you should also kill yourself
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Malaysia is not NATO .... but Do Something againts HOAX or Fake News ...
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Anti-Fake News Bill seeks high punishment for offenders (Updated)
PETALING JAYA: Under the proposed Anti-Fake News Bill, the dissemination of fake news on social media and any other medium could land you with a fine and in jail.
According to a Frequently Asked Question sheet about the Anti-Fake News Bill make available to The Star, offenders will see a higher punishment that includes a fine and imprisonment.
It said the Anti-Fake News Bill is needed as a deterrent to send the message that every individual is responsible for sharing real and verified news.
It said the proposed bill indicates that the Government will not compromise with the dissemination of fake news that can threaten the security and harmony of the country.
It added that the bill is needed because the current Penal Code, the Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984 and the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 are not sufficient to cope with the complex nature of the spread of fake news in this technological era.
Among the new elements in the Anti-Fake News Bill includes the allocation of extra territorial applications, which means the Government is legally allowed to exercise authority beyond Malaysian borders.
The bill will also have an interim measure to restrict the dissemination of fake news while probe and prosecution of a case is underway.
It said Government will appoint the Courts as a neutral party to decide the authenticity of the disseminated news by due process of law.
The Courts will also have to power to order the removal of any publication that publishes fake news.
On whether that the Anti-Fake News Bill will restrict freedom of speech, it said the Government views the allegation as a political motivated move.
“There is no law drafted and approved by Parliament that is intended to restrict the freedom of speech and expression as enshrined in the Federal Constitution,” it said.
It added that bill was drafted in accordance with the power of attorney as provided in paragraph (a) of Clause 2 Article 10 of the Federal Constitution.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...punishment-for-offenders/#xlwS1FFUpYM5gGDD.99
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Anti-Fake News Bill seeks high punishment for offenders (Updated)
PETALING JAYA: Under the proposed Anti-Fake News Bill, the dissemination of fake news on social media and any other medium could land you with a fine and in jail.
According to a Frequently Asked Question sheet about the Anti-Fake News Bill make available to The Star, offenders will see a higher punishment that includes a fine and imprisonment.
It said the Anti-Fake News Bill is needed as a deterrent to send the message that every individual is responsible for sharing real and verified news.
It said the proposed bill indicates that the Government will not compromise with the dissemination of fake news that can threaten the security and harmony of the country.
It added that the bill is needed because the current Penal Code, the Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984 and the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 are not sufficient to cope with the complex nature of the spread of fake news in this technological era.
Among the new elements in the Anti-Fake News Bill includes the allocation of extra territorial applications, which means the Government is legally allowed to exercise authority beyond Malaysian borders.
The bill will also have an interim measure to restrict the dissemination of fake news while probe and prosecution of a case is underway.
It said Government will appoint the Courts as a neutral party to decide the authenticity of the disseminated news by due process of law.
The Courts will also have to power to order the removal of any publication that publishes fake news.
On whether that the Anti-Fake News Bill will restrict freedom of speech, it said the Government views the allegation as a political motivated move.
“There is no law drafted and approved by Parliament that is intended to restrict the freedom of speech and expression as enshrined in the Federal Constitution,” it said.
It added that bill was drafted in accordance with the power of attorney as provided in paragraph (a) of Clause 2 Article 10 of the Federal Constitution.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...punishment-for-offenders/#xlwS1FFUpYM5gGDD.99
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TAHNIAH ... Pasti membuat "jelous" jiran serumpun ...
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First batch of MBA professionals graduate from Asia School of Business
By Zulita Mustafa - March 25, 2018 @ 9:25pm
The first batch of MBA professionals of the Asia School of Business (ASB) from various countries, including Malaysia, today graduated in a convocation ceremony held at The Majestic Hotel here. Pic by NSTP/ASYRAF HAMZAH
The ceremony which was a joint collaboration between Bank Negara Malaysia and world renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management (MIT Sloan) saw 45 graduates for the Class of 2018.
The batch included 15 from Malaysia with the remainder of the graduates hailing from the United States, India, Pakistan, the Philippines, Russia, Mexico and Africa.
https://www.nst.com.my/education/201...chool-business
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Foreign Universities in Malaysia
[1998] AUSTRALIA - Monash University
[1999] AUSTRALIA - Curtin University
[2000] AUSTRALIA - Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
[2000] UK - University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
[2011] UK - Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
[2011] INDIA - Manipal International University
[2011] IRELAND - Perdana University/Royal College Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)
[2011] NETHERLANDS - Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology (NMIT)
[2012] UK - Southampton University
[2014] UK - Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
[2015] UK - University Of Reading Malaysia
[2015] SINGAPORE - MDIS Malaysia
[2015] USA - Asia School of Business by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan
[2016] CHINA - Xiamen University
[2016] USA - MMU/University of Southern California (USC)
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First batch of MBA professionals graduate from Asia School of Business
By Zulita Mustafa - March 25, 2018 @ 9:25pm
The first batch of MBA professionals of the Asia School of Business (ASB) from various countries, including Malaysia, today graduated in a convocation ceremony held at The Majestic Hotel here. Pic by NSTP/ASYRAF HAMZAH
The ceremony which was a joint collaboration between Bank Negara Malaysia and world renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management (MIT Sloan) saw 45 graduates for the Class of 2018.
The batch included 15 from Malaysia with the remainder of the graduates hailing from the United States, India, Pakistan, the Philippines, Russia, Mexico and Africa.
https://www.nst.com.my/education/201...chool-business
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Foreign Universities in Malaysia
[1998] AUSTRALIA - Monash University
[1999] AUSTRALIA - Curtin University
[2000] AUSTRALIA - Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
[2000] UK - University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
[2011] UK - Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
[2011] INDIA - Manipal International University
[2011] IRELAND - Perdana University/Royal College Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)
[2011] NETHERLANDS - Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology (NMIT)
[2012] UK - Southampton University
[2014] UK - Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
[2015] UK - University Of Reading Malaysia
[2015] SINGAPORE - MDIS Malaysia
[2015] USA - Asia School of Business by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan
[2016] CHINA - Xiamen University
[2016] USA - MMU/University of Southern California (USC)
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What you meant by serumpun must be brunai darusalam right lolTAHNIAH ... Pasti membuat "jelous" jiran serumpun ...
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First batch of MBA professionals graduate from Asia School of Business
By Zulita Mustafa - March 25, 2018 @ 9:25pm
The first batch of MBA professionals of the Asia School of Business (ASB) from various countries, including Malaysia, today graduated in a convocation ceremony held at The Majestic Hotel here. Pic by NSTP/ASYRAF HAMZAH
The ceremony which was a joint collaboration between Bank Negara Malaysia and world renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management (MIT Sloan) saw 45 graduates for the Class of 2018.
The batch included 15 from Malaysia with the remainder of the graduates hailing from the United States, India, Pakistan, the Philippines, Russia, Mexico and Africa.
https://www.nst.com.my/education/201...chool-business
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Foreign Universities in Malaysia
[1998] AUSTRALIA - Monash University
[1999] AUSTRALIA - Curtin University
[2000] AUSTRALIA - Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
[2000] UK - University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
[2011] UK - Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
[2011] INDIA - Manipal International University
[2011] IRELAND - Perdana University/Royal College Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)
[2011] NETHERLANDS - Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology (NMIT)
[2012] UK - Southampton University
[2014] UK - Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
[2015] UK - University Of Reading Malaysia
[2015] SINGAPORE - MDIS Malaysia
[2015] USA - Asia School of Business by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan
[2016] CHINA - Xiamen University
[2016] USA - MMU/University of Southern California (USC)
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Be loyal to gov't and PM, armed forces chief tells troops and police
As election fever heats up, armed forces chief Raja Mohamed Affandi Raja Mohamed Noor has urged both the troops and police to be grateful and loyal to the government led by Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
In a speech last night, Raja Mohamed Affandi said Najib has always given special attention to the security forces.
Najib's warns that the Royal Malay Regiment may be dissolved under a leadership that purportedly finds the infantry unit incompatible with the Malaysian Malaysia concept.
Security forces must uphold wala' (loyalty) when discharging their duties to safeguard and defend the country against both internal and external incursions, said Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
The prime minister said that he was impressed by the loyalty shown by the army towards the government by displaying wala', which is one of the Islamic principles to obey the "ulul amri" or leader who was elected through proper process.
"Failure to remain loyal or adopt wala' can bring down or destroy an entire empire, and the nearest example is the Lahad Datu incident in Sabah in 2013, which caused six of our security personnel to be brutally killed.
"There were people who held positions in the security forces (our own men) who betrayed and gave information on the security's movements to the enemy. The enemy were waiting for the police force and this caused six policemen to be killed," he said.
He was speaking during his speech after performing Isyak and Terawih prayers at the Al-Ikhwan surau at 10th mile army camp here tonight.
Najib, who is also Pekan member of parliament, said such an incident occurred because there were those who were willing to betray the country and their own friends (collegues) which resulted in the loss of lives.
"That is why we have to always uphold loyalty, never leak out information to the enemy and always battle with high integrity. Despite the bombing incident at Jakarta, Marawi and a resort in Manila, with God's grace Malaysia is still safe as we know all these threats can be overcome through strength, proper strategy, professionalism and intelligence information," he said.
He noted that the army and police have always been part of the pillar in safeguarding the country.
Najib said his trip to the army camp here today was nostalgic as he had previously served as the defence minister for 14 years and was familiar with the culture of the army.
"I will continue to safeguard the welfare of the security personnel based on the country's capabilities to ensure they could continue discharging their duties well.
As election fever heats up, armed forces chief Raja Mohamed Affandi Raja Mohamed Noor has urged both the troops and police to be grateful and loyal to the government led by Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
In a speech last night, Raja Mohamed Affandi said Najib has always given special attention to the security forces.
Najib's warns that the Royal Malay Regiment may be dissolved under a leadership that purportedly finds the infantry unit incompatible with the Malaysian Malaysia concept.
Security forces must uphold wala' (loyalty) when discharging their duties to safeguard and defend the country against both internal and external incursions, said Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
The prime minister said that he was impressed by the loyalty shown by the army towards the government by displaying wala', which is one of the Islamic principles to obey the "ulul amri" or leader who was elected through proper process.
"Failure to remain loyal or adopt wala' can bring down or destroy an entire empire, and the nearest example is the Lahad Datu incident in Sabah in 2013, which caused six of our security personnel to be brutally killed.
"There were people who held positions in the security forces (our own men) who betrayed and gave information on the security's movements to the enemy. The enemy were waiting for the police force and this caused six policemen to be killed," he said.
He was speaking during his speech after performing Isyak and Terawih prayers at the Al-Ikhwan surau at 10th mile army camp here tonight.
Najib, who is also Pekan member of parliament, said such an incident occurred because there were those who were willing to betray the country and their own friends (collegues) which resulted in the loss of lives.
"That is why we have to always uphold loyalty, never leak out information to the enemy and always battle with high integrity. Despite the bombing incident at Jakarta, Marawi and a resort in Manila, with God's grace Malaysia is still safe as we know all these threats can be overcome through strength, proper strategy, professionalism and intelligence information," he said.
He noted that the army and police have always been part of the pillar in safeguarding the country.
Najib said his trip to the army camp here today was nostalgic as he had previously served as the defence minister for 14 years and was familiar with the culture of the army.
"I will continue to safeguard the welfare of the security personnel based on the country's capabilities to ensure they could continue discharging their duties well.
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Our MRT and LRT (all infrastructures) are more advanced and integrated compare to Jakarta .. Only Singapore is still better than us ...
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SMART INFRASTRUCTUES IN KUALA LUMPUR
Driverless train - LRT KJ line (Bombardier Innovia 200)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._LRT_Train.jpg
Driverless train - KLIA Aerotrain
Paperless hospital - Putrajaya Hospital
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/...-sp=s1024-k-no
QR Barcode & Visa Paywave - ERL (airport rail link)
KLIA Ekspres KL Sentral KLIA Malindo No Visa payWave 03 by RailTravel Station, on Flickr
KLIA Ekspres KL Sentral KLIA Malindo No Visa payWave 04 by RailTravel Station, on Flickr
KLIA Ekspres KL Sentral KLIA Malindo No Visa payWave 05 by RailTravel Station, on Flickr
Not only infrastructures, our quality living is also better than Jakarta....
QUALITY OF LIVING RANKINGS
2017 CITY RANKINGS (+Chinese cities)
25-Singapore, Singapore
50-Tokyo, Japan
50-Kobe, Japan
55-Yokohama, Japan
59-Osaka, Japan
71-Hong Kong, Hong Kong
74-Dubai, UAE
77-Abu Dhabi, UAE
86-Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
102-Shanghai, China
103-Johor Bahru, Malaysia
104-Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
119-Beijing, China
121-Guangzhou, China
131-Bangkok, Thailand
135-Manila, Philippines
136-Shenzhen, China
137-Chengdu, China
140-Nanjing, China
141-Xian, China
143-Jakarta, Indonesia
147-Chongqing, China
149-Qingdao, China
152-Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
156-Hanoi, Vietnam
158-Shenyang, China
170-Jilin, China
171-Vientiane, Laos, People's Dem. Republic of
198-Phnom Penh, Cambodia
203-Yangon, Myanmar
https://www.imercer.com/content/mobi...654/index.html
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SMART INFRASTRUCTUES IN KUALA LUMPUR
Driverless train - LRT KJ line (Bombardier Innovia 200)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._LRT_Train.jpg
Driverless train - KLIA Aerotrain
Paperless hospital - Putrajaya Hospital
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/...-sp=s1024-k-no
QR Barcode & Visa Paywave - ERL (airport rail link)
KLIA Ekspres KL Sentral KLIA Malindo No Visa payWave 03 by RailTravel Station, on FlickrKLIA Ekspres KL Sentral KLIA Malindo No Visa payWave 04 by RailTravel Station, on FlickrKLIA Ekspres KL Sentral KLIA Malindo No Visa payWave 05 by RailTravel Station, on Flickr
Not only infrastructures, our quality living is also better than Jakarta....
QUALITY OF LIVING RANKINGS
2017 CITY RANKINGS (+Chinese cities)
25-Singapore, Singapore
50-Tokyo, Japan
50-Kobe, Japan
55-Yokohama, Japan
59-Osaka, Japan
71-Hong Kong, Hong Kong
74-Dubai, UAE
77-Abu Dhabi, UAE
86-Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
102-Shanghai, China
103-Johor Bahru, Malaysia
104-Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
119-Beijing, China
121-Guangzhou, China
131-Bangkok, Thailand
135-Manila, Philippines
136-Shenzhen, China
137-Chengdu, China
140-Nanjing, China
141-Xian, China
143-Jakarta, Indonesia
147-Chongqing, China
149-Qingdao, China
152-Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
156-Hanoi, Vietnam
158-Shenyang, China
170-Jilin, China
171-Vientiane, Laos, People's Dem. Republic of
198-Phnom Penh, Cambodia
203-Yangon, Myanmar
https://www.imercer.com/content/mobi...654/index.html
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China will be our boss and also best friend forever ... Jokowi will be "Jelous" on this deal ...
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Horay .......
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Malaysian banks came second in Asia Pacific in total returns
By AMIR HISYAM RASID - March 19, 2018 @ 6:19pm
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian banks have climbed more than nine per cent in share price total return year-to-date, outperforming major banks and peers in Asia Pacific, according to Bloomberg Intelligence (BI).
Local banking group came second in the region, lagging behind Singaporean banks by just one per cent and leaving a large gap with the third place, held by Hong Kong/Mainland China banks.
Malaysian banks also beat MSCI Asia excluding Japan which registered a year-to-date total return of 2.83 per cent and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI of 3.4 per cent.
Public Bank Bhd, Hong Leong Bank Bhd and CIMB Group Holdings Bhd led Malaysian banks in gains at 12.81 per cent, 11.77 per cent and 10.86 per cent respectively.
Apart from leading in gains, Public Bank has consistently achieved among the lowest cost-to-income ratio amid large-cap Asian banks over the past five years, holding steady at 31.9 per cent in 2017, BI said.
BI data showed Public Bank sharply outperformed domestic peers on operating costs, with 2017 cost-to-income at 32 per cent versus 49 per cent, and 58 per cent at other large banks.
The lender's cost performance reflects its relatively simple business model, with a focus on its domestic retail business, a stable employee base and its commitment to operating efficiency and high-quality client service, BI noted.
Further, Public Bank should continue to deliver the highest return on equity among rivals in the country.
On share price return potential this year, a quick check on Bloomberg data shows RHB Bank Bhd is the highest at 9.1 per cent in the country.
Hong Leong Bank, on the other hand, is expected to record the highest earnings growth this year.
BI said Malaysian banks' asset quality improvement should drive earnings growth this year as credit costs peak following an non-performing loan ratio decline to a three-year low in December.
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2018...-total-returns
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Horay .......
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Malaysian banks came second in Asia Pacific in total returns
By AMIR HISYAM RASID - March 19, 2018 @ 6:19pm
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian banks have climbed more than nine per cent in share price total return year-to-date, outperforming major banks and peers in Asia Pacific, according to Bloomberg Intelligence (BI).
Local banking group came second in the region, lagging behind Singaporean banks by just one per cent and leaving a large gap with the third place, held by Hong Kong/Mainland China banks.
Malaysian banks also beat MSCI Asia excluding Japan which registered a year-to-date total return of 2.83 per cent and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI of 3.4 per cent.
Public Bank Bhd, Hong Leong Bank Bhd and CIMB Group Holdings Bhd led Malaysian banks in gains at 12.81 per cent, 11.77 per cent and 10.86 per cent respectively.
Apart from leading in gains, Public Bank has consistently achieved among the lowest cost-to-income ratio amid large-cap Asian banks over the past five years, holding steady at 31.9 per cent in 2017, BI said.
BI data showed Public Bank sharply outperformed domestic peers on operating costs, with 2017 cost-to-income at 32 per cent versus 49 per cent, and 58 per cent at other large banks.
The lender's cost performance reflects its relatively simple business model, with a focus on its domestic retail business, a stable employee base and its commitment to operating efficiency and high-quality client service, BI noted.
Further, Public Bank should continue to deliver the highest return on equity among rivals in the country.
On share price return potential this year, a quick check on Bloomberg data shows RHB Bank Bhd is the highest at 9.1 per cent in the country.
Hong Leong Bank, on the other hand, is expected to record the highest earnings growth this year.
BI said Malaysian banks' asset quality improvement should drive earnings growth this year as credit costs peak following an non-performing loan ratio decline to a three-year low in December.
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2018...-total-returns
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PAL Makassar Class ... NO .... Damen Enforcer 10,000 ... YES
MRSS Contenders – DSA 2018 Shorts
Marhalim Abas April 15, 2018 Malaysia -RMN
KUALA LUMPUR: Three contenders for the RMN’s MRSS requirements are being showcase at DSA 2018 which starts tomorrow at the MITEC, Jalan Duta. There are probably others as well but these were the three that I saw today, the media preview day.
Two are the usual suspects, the PT PAL Makassar class variant and the Damen Enforcer 10000. The third is a dark horse, the Naval Group Mistral 170, colloquially call as the mini-Mistral. It is likely that a Chinese contender or two are also around in the halls but as most booths were still being set-up today I have to post these three first.
It is interesting to note that Boustead is not displaying a model of its own MRSS contender. They have two models of corvettes which seemed to indicate that they are not going ahead with a newer version of the Kedah class.
So which will be the MRSS design to be announced by the RMN as announced by the chief last week? I have no idea so far but I have been told that there is no funds allocated for the program so far. So it is unlikely an LOI will be sign for the MRSS soon. The LOA for the NSM is confirmed though with the LOI to be awarded for the MBDA VL MICA.
http://www.malaysiandefence.com/mrss-conte...sa-2018-shorts/
MRSS Contenders – DSA 2018 Shorts
Marhalim Abas April 15, 2018 Malaysia -RMN
KUALA LUMPUR: Three contenders for the RMN’s MRSS requirements are being showcase at DSA 2018 which starts tomorrow at the MITEC, Jalan Duta. There are probably others as well but these were the three that I saw today, the media preview day.
Two are the usual suspects, the PT PAL Makassar class variant and the Damen Enforcer 10000. The third is a dark horse, the Naval Group Mistral 170, colloquially call as the mini-Mistral. It is likely that a Chinese contender or two are also around in the halls but as most booths were still being set-up today I have to post these three first.
It is interesting to note that Boustead is not displaying a model of its own MRSS contender. They have two models of corvettes which seemed to indicate that they are not going ahead with a newer version of the Kedah class.
So which will be the MRSS design to be announced by the RMN as announced by the chief last week? I have no idea so far but I have been told that there is no funds allocated for the program so far. So it is unlikely an LOI will be sign for the MRSS soon. The LOA for the NSM is confirmed though with the LOI to be awarded for the MBDA VL MICA.
http://www.malaysiandefence.com/mrss-conte...sa-2018-shorts/
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Gentlemen, could you please advice any materials related to detailed description of RMAF activity during Operation "Daulat"?
Of course, if they exist in public access.
I've discovered tons of materials and found some very interesting information, but there is no full description, just some parts of it.
Thanx a lot in advance!
Of course, if they exist in public access.
I've discovered tons of materials and found some very interesting information, but there is no full description, just some parts of it.
Thanx a lot in advance!
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