Peniaga Pasar Besar Krokop puas hati keadaan tempat berniaga
| TURUN PADANG: Hii ditemani isterinya Ting menemui peniaga di Pasar Besar Krokop semasa ‘walkabout’ kempen calon DUN Pujut kelmarin. |
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| TURUN PADANG: Hii ditemani isterinya Ting menemui peniaga di Pasar Besar Krokop semasa ‘walkabout’ kempen calon DUN Pujut kelmarin. |
PKR deputy president given until May 2 to leave Sarawak
Jonathan Chia theborneopost
KUCHING: PKR deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali has expressed surprise that he would have to leave the state by May 2 and would not be allowed to re-enter until polling day on May 7.
Azmin, who is Selangor Menteri Besar, said he was officially informed by an Immigration Department officer upon his arrival at Kuching International Airport today (April 29).
“They even stamped on a note that I have to leave Sarawak by May 2 and would not allow me to come back until polling day.
“This is blatant disregard of the law,” he told reporters during his walkabout at Satok today.
Azmin hoped that Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Adenan Satem would keep to his promise to bring reform to Sarawak and allow opposition leaders to enter the state during the election season.
“This is the time where all political leaders should be allowed to come in to express our concern and share our sentiment with Sarawakians,” he added.
| The note stating that Azmin has to leave the state by May 2. |
Dua guru dakwa terima surat amaran ekoran aduan Harden
SRI AMAN: Dua guru tampil membuat laporan polis selepas mendakwa menerima surat amaran daripada Jabatan Pendidikan agar tidak terlibat membantu kempen parti pembangkang.
Salah seorang guru terbabit mendakwa, adalah tidak adil jika jabatan mengambil tindakan hanya berdasarkan surat aduan yang diterima daripada pihak bekas Menteri Muda Kemajuan Tanah Datuk Francis Harden.
Beliau mendakwa, surat aduan tersebut bertarikh 14 April berkepala surat Parti SUPP serta ditandatangani oleh Harden.
Surat itu menyebut dua guru terbabit terlibat dalam membantu pihak pembangkang dalam aktiviti politik dan meminta Jabatan Pendidikan untuk memindahkan mereka sebelum Pilihan Raya Negeri Ke-11 (PRN11) pada 7 Mei ini.
Dua guru terbabit yang membawa bersama surat itu sebagai bahan bukti semasa membuat laporan polis mendakwa surat itu mencemarkan maruah mereka dan akan mengganggu penilaian oleh pihak jabatan terhadap mereka.Selain itu, mereka juga mendakwa terdapat tiga lagi guru menerima nasib yang sama kerana cuba menentang Harden.
“Saya tidak percaya serta terperanjat kerana menerima aduan yang tidak berasas ini dan kenyataannya saya tidak pernah terlibat dengan mana-mana aktiviti politik.
“Dia mungkin ada kuasa untuk mengambil tindakan, tetapi sebagai penjawat awam dan calon untuk Barisan Nasional (BN), dia langsung tidak meneliti mengenai perkara tersebut sebelum menulis surat malah menekan Jabatan Pendidikan untuk memindahkan kami.
“Sebagai wakil rakyat, adakah dia memikirkan tentang kami? Apabila kami berpindah maka ia akan memberikan impak yang besar kerana seluruh keluarga kami juga akan berpindah.
“Ini menunjukkan dia tidak mengutamakan rakyatnya.”
Sebagai langkah keselamatan, kedua-dua guru terbabit enggan mendedahkan identiti mereka.
‘Ibu Pertiwikita’ video a hit among Sarawakians
Russell Ting The Borneopost 27 April 2016
KUCHING: A video posted by SUPP president Senator Datuk Dr Sim Kui Hian on his Facebook account has been received enthusiastically by netizens, garnering over 3,000 positive Facebook reactions and close to 2,000 shares as of the time of writing.It’s also been viewed more than 150,000 times, with many commenters expressing their approval of the song and the video.Titled ‘Ibu Pertiwikita’, which is obviously derived from the state anthem ‘Ibu Pertiwiku’, the video portrays the many aspects of life of the people of Sarawak, with themes of parenthood, family ties, bonds and unity.The video attempts to showcase the distinctiveness of both urban and rural life, with the inclusion of school children, the characterisation of the working class and other commonly seen sights in the state.Featuring male and female vocals, the song that plays along with the video starts slow with soft guitars and uplifting lyrics that are tastefully sung in English, Malay, Chinese and smatterings of Bahasa Sarawak.It then hits its stride in the chorus, forming a distinct bridge between the lyrics of the song and the scenes playing throughout the video. The song also manages to blend in the refrain from ‘Ibu Pertiwiku’ as a choral arrangement sung by the school children in the video.Dr Sim himself makes an appearance as a school teacher, guiding children to and fro from school. There’s even a special cameo by non other than Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Adenan Satem, who plays a bus driver at the very end of the video.Reading a copy of The Borneo Post, he asks Dr Sim: “Are we ready to go?” in what appears to be an allusion to his role as the primary driver behind progress in the state.
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