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fatz2

Originally posted by Browneyes at 20-4-2008 01:10 PM


ni yg dekat dgn jusco tu eh?..

              Situated betweenJohor Bahru city and the Pasir Gudang Growth Corridor, RSH is easilyaccessible from Johor Bahru City via Tebrau Highway, Jalan Pandan,Pasir Gudang Highway and Jalan Masai.





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fatz2

April 20, 2008         
3 teen terrors strike cabbys thrice in a night
By Teh Joo Lin

ARMED with a hammer, three boys robbed three taxi drivers in a span of three hours on Sunday morning.

It was a short-lived spree, but they attacked one victim so badly he was warded with stitches on his face.

The teens pulled off all three hold-ups with the same modus operandi: flag down a cab, give the cabby confusing directions and then produce the hammer.

Clementi Police Division officers and two victims gave an account of the robberies at a press conference on Sunday.

At 2.30am, cabby See Boon Cheong, 60, picked up two 16 year olds at Jurong East Street 21.

While he had been asked to go to Toh Tuck, the teens re-directed Mr See around the estate before they stopped at Cheng Soon Garden.

That was when a teen clamped his hands over his eyes. His friend whacked his head with a hammer 'seven or eight times' while shouting 'Money! Money! Money!'

Mr See surrendered his wallet, which had $160.

At 4.25am, the duo, students at a private school, struck again. This time, they had another friend, a 15-year-old school drop-out, with them.

They got into a taxi at a bus-stop along Bukit Batok East Avenue 3 and told the driver to drive to Clementi Central, before re-directing the 50-year-old to a car park at Clementi Avenue 3.

The cabby struggled after one of the teens shouted 'Pa chioh!' or robbery in Hokkien. It is unclear what happened but the teens fled empty-handed.

Cabby No. 3 Mr Fong Peng Weng had seen a message flash on his screen urging drivers to be on the look-out. But he still fell prey.

At Block 207 Jurong East Street 21, one boy throttled his neck while another brandished the hammer.

'They said they wanted my money and not my life. This calmed me down a bit, so I handed over $300 and my mobile phone,' the 52-year-old said.

Browneyes

Originally posted by fatz2 at 20-4-2008 11:15 PM

http://www.regencyspecialist.com/map.jpg
              Situated betweenJohor Bahru city and the Pasir Gudang Growth Corridor, RSH is easilyaccessible from Johor Bahru City via Tebrau Highway,  ...

ohhh kat sini.. haritu lalu tak perasan .. asik tengok pasar Today aje...

Browneyes

Originally posted by fatz2 at 20-4-2008 11:21 PM
April 20, 2008         
3 teen terrors strike cabbys thrice in a night
By Teh Joo Lin

ARMED with a hammer, three boys robbed three taxi drivers in a span of three hours on Sunday morning.

It wa ...

melayu eh?

sutera_abadi

Hospital ni kat area Seri Alam...
blom bukak lagi....
last month lalu kat spital ni.... nengok dah tumbuh lalang.....
agaknya sekarang, maybe dorang dah tebas dah lalang ni....

Originally posted by Browneyes at 20-4-2008 01:10 PM


ni yg dekat dgn jusco tu eh?..

Browneyes

Originally posted by sutera_abadi at 21-4-2008 12:46 PM
Hospital ni kat area Seri Alam...
blom bukak lagi....
last month lalu kat spital ni.... nengok dah tumbuh lalang.....
agaknya sekarang, maybe dorang dah tebas dah lalang ni....

last 3 week akak gi.. rumah my in laws kat taman rinting..

tesco akak gi.. best jugak

fatz

Originally posted by Browneyes at 21-4-2008 10:26 AM
melayu eh?

boleh jadi melayu dgn cina....2 tu student kat private school, sorang lagi school drop out...
pasal dorang sebut 'pa chioh' atau 'rompak' dlm Hokkien....

fatz

BEKAS PEGUAM PATAHKAN JARI PESAING NIAGA

SEORANG bekas peguam yang pernah mengendalikan sebuah kafe di Arab Street dihukum penjara enam bulan semalam kerana mematahkan jari kelengkeng seorang pesaing niaga.

Sheik Heikel Khalid Bafana, 36 tahun, yang merayu hukuman itu, didapati bersalah di akhir satu perbicaraan lima hari kerana mencederakan Encik Abhishek Singh, 29 tahun, dengan menumbuk dan menendang beliau di luar restoran Samar di Kandahar Street pada 20 September 2006.

Pada ketika itu Samar adalah milik Sheik Heikel, sementara mangsa memiliki sebuah restoran berdekatan di Baghdad Street.

Sheik Heikel susah hati kerana Encik Singh menjual arak dan daging babi di restorannya.

Semasa perbicaraan, mangsa memberi keterangan bahawa Sheik Heikel mendatanginya di luar restoran Samar mengenai penjualan arak.

Encik Singh berkata beliau tidak melawan apabila Sheik Heikel menumbuk dan menendangnya berkali-kali, tetapi hanya menggunakan tangannya untuk menepis pukulan dan tendangan itu.

Kenyataannya itu dipersetujui oleh seorang pelakon, model dan selebriti televisyen terkenal, Encik Max Loong, 28 tahun.

Sheik Heikel menjadi peguam selama tujuh tahun sebelum meninggalkan kerjayanya itu pada Oktober 2004 dan menyertai peniagaan makanan keluarganya.

Dalam keterangannya, pihak pendakwa berkata Sheik Heikel yang bertindak agresif.

Dia telah memulakan serangan itu ketika berhadapan dengan mangsa di jalan raya awam disebabkan penjualan arak di restoran Encik Singh.

Hakim Daerah, Encik F.G Remedios, membenarkan ikat jamin $15,000 sementara menunggu rayuan Sheik Heikel.

fatz2

RAYUAN HUKUMAN MATI AYAH TIRI NONOI DITOLAK

RAYUAN bapa tiri Allahyarhamha Nur Asyura Mohamed Fauzi atau lebih dikenali sebagai Nonoi terhadap hukuman gantungnya ditolak oleh Mahkamah Rayuan, semalam.

Sebelum ini, Mohamed Ali Johari didapati bersalah oleh Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi, Encik Kan Ting Chiu.

Perbuatan sengajanya membenamkan kepala Nonoi ke dalam baldi berisi air sebanyak tiga kali didapati menyebabkan kematian mangsa.

Mohamed Ali, 31 tahun, nampak tenang apabila Hakim Mahkamah Rayuan, Encik V. K. Rajah, membacakan keputusannya itu.

Dalam menyampaikan keputusannya, Hakim Rajah menyifatkan perbuatan Mohamed Ali sebagai amat kejam.

'Ia adalah perbuatan paling kejam yang anda telah lakukan terhadap seorang kanak-kanak... apakah sebabnya seorang lelaki merendamkan kepala seorang kanak-kanak ke dalam baldi berisi air?' tanya Hakim Rajah.

Dalam hujahnya, peguam bela Mohamed Ali menekankan bahawa anak guamnya itu tidak berniat membunuh Nonoi untuk menutup perbuatannya mencabul mangsa.

Sebaliknya dia merendam kepala Nonoi ke dalam baldi untuk menghentikan tangisannya.

Namun, pihak pendakwa raya menegaskan bahawa kesalahan tertuduh telah dibuktikan tanpa sebarang kesangsian.

Mohamed Ali membenamkan kepala Nonoi untuk memaksanya berhenti daripada menangis di flat sewanya di Pipit Road pada 1 Mac tahun lalu.

Dia kemudian menyembunyikan mayat Nonoi di bawah jejambat Aljunied sebelum menyerah diri dan mengaku perbuatannya tiga hari kemudian.

Browneyes

Originally posted by fatz at 22-4-2008 12:30 AM

boleh jadi melayu dgn cina....2 tu student kat private school, sorang lagi school drop out...
pasal dorang sebut 'pa chioh' atau 'rompak' dlm Hokkien....

harap bukan melayu lah..

Browneyes

Originally posted by fatz at 22-4-2008 07:31 AM
BEKAS PEGUAM PATAHKAN JARI PESAING NIAGA

SEORANG bekas peguam yang pernah mengendalikan sebuah kafe di Arab Street dihukum penjara enam bulan semalam kerana mematahkan jari kelengkeng seorang  ...

orang nya pasal lah nak jual apa

Browneyes

Originally posted by fatz2 at 22-4-2008 07:44 AM
RAYUAN HUKUMAN MATI AYAH TIRI NONOI DITOLAK

RAYUAN bapa tiri Allahyarhamha Nur Asyura Mohamed Fauzi atau lebih dikenali sebagai Nonoi terhadap hukuman gantungnya ditolak oleh Mahkamah Rayuan,  ...

bagus.. mati lah kau!!

fatz2

Originally posted by Browneyes at 21-4-2008 10:26 AM


melayu eh?

DUA PELAJAR DITUDUH MEROMPAK

                                                                                                                                                                                             
DUA pelajar sekolah privet dan seorang pelajar tercicir yang merompakpemandu teksi menggunakan tukul besi didakwa di Mahkamah Rendahsemalam.
                                                                           
Renzo TuZhi Hao and Quek Jun Hao, kedua-duanya berusia 16 tahun, dituduhmerompak telefon bimbit dan wang tunai berjumlah $300 milik Encik FongPeng Weng, 52 tahun.
                                                                           
Rompakan itu dilakukan di Blok 208 Jurong East Street 21 bersama-samadengan rakan mereka berusia 15 tahun dengan senjata berbahaya pada 5.20pagi kelmarin.
                                                                           
Remaja berusia 15 tahun itu dituduh di Mahkamah Juvenil.
                                                                           
Tu dan Quek ditahan di balai polis Clementi untuk selama seminggu.

fatz2

Originally posted by Browneyes at 22-4-2008 07:48 AM
harap bukan melayu lah..

ha ah...buat malu org jurong jer kalau melayu...

fatz2

Ice, CO2...more products going halal
By Tessa Wong


NO ALCOHOL: The Smartowel moist towelette is Freshening Industries' first halal-certified product.

A GROWING group of companies here have been scrambling to get halal certification for the oddest items in the last few years.

Just how odd? Try traditional Chinese medicine, ice, moist towelettes and even carbon dioxide.

This is despite the fact that the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) has said some items do not need the official stamp of approval to make them acceptable for Muslims' consumption.

Ms Dewi Suratty, head of halal certification at Muis, said: 'Ice and carbon dioxide are considered halal already, but some companies do it for marketing purposes and to give assurance to their customers.'

To be considered halal, food and other products must be produced or prepared in a halal environment. This means no parts of a pig or alcohol must have been used during production. Also, meat used must come from animals slaughtered in an Islamic manner, with the windpipe and gullet severed.

The rise in popularity in halal certification will come up for discussion at a trade forum at Food and Hotel Asia, which opens today at the Singapore Expo. As an indication of the growth in this niche market, the pavilion showcasing the latest in halal products will be almost twice the size of the one in the previous show in 2006.

The number of halal-certified restaurants here has grown 10 per cent, year on year since 2000 - from 533 that year to 2,012 last year, said Muis.

Companies pay between $320 and $670 to receive or renew a halal certificate for their premises, depending on the type of business and the duration of certification.

One company which has applied for a halal certification is industrial and medical gas supplier Singapore Oxygen Air Liquide, which supplies carbon dioxide for fizzy drinks. A spokesman said the company did it at the request of a major drinks manufacturer here.

Last year, traditional Chinese medicine maker Science Arts had 19 of its products, including lingzhi and bilberry capsules, certified halal. Wet-wipes company Freshening Industries also had its line of alcohol-free moist towelettes certified last year.

It seems to be a business move that pays dividends.

Ice maker Tuck Lee, for example, has had a 5 per cent increase in sales since it had its ice products declared halal in 2000. Muslim customers now account for 20 per cent of its orders compared to 15 per cent before certification.

Globally, halal food has become a megabucks industry in recent years. This is largely because of the growth of the Middle East consumer market. Global demand for halal food products is now around $560 billion, said Muis.

In Singapore, parallel growth in affluence among Muslim consumers has contributed to the market's growth as well.

Ms Dewi said: 'There is definitely high demand from Muslims who are more adventurous and well travelled and who want more choice in dining and food products.'

sutera_abadi

sut tak pahammm....
ni tisu basah utk baby ke utk lap muka ehh??

Originally posted by fatz2 at 22-4-2008 08:25 AM
Ice, CO2...more products going halal
By Tessa Wong

http://www.straitstimes.com/STI/STIMEDIA/image/20080421/ST_IMAGES_TWHALAL.jpg
NO ALCOHOL: The Smartowel moist towelette is Freshening Indus ...

fatz2

ni tisu basah yg dorang selalu kasi masa makan kat restoran la sut......

fatz2

Tekka Centre to close for upgrading and will re-open in late 2009
By Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 22 April 2008 1821 hrs



SINGAPORE: The Tekka Centre, which is located at Blk 665, Buffalo Road, will close for upgrading on 1 May 2008 till the third quarter of 2009.

It will be given a makeover under the National Environment Agency's (NEA) Hawker Centres Upgrading Programme (HUP).

The market cum hawker centre was built in 1980 and has become a tourist attraction over the years.

NEA said the upgraded centre will be more accessible as there will be provisions such as escalators, lifts and wider passageways for the elderly and handicapped. The centre's total seating capacity will also be increased after the upgrading.

During the upgrading period, about half of the stallholders will continue their business operations at a temporary centre located between Northumberland Road and Race Course Road.

Most of the remaining stallholders have decided to rest during the upgrading period.

NEA manages 112 markets/food centres. To date, 62 markets/food centres have been upgraded. The centres currently undergoing upgrading include Blk 335 of Smith Street and Geylang Serai Market. - CNA/vm

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Contraband cigarettes seized at Woodlands Checkpoint, driver arrested
By Lynda Hong, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 23 April 2008 0022 hrs


Contraband cigarettes hidden at the back of the trailer vehicle.


SINGAPORE: A large consignment of cigarettes was seized at the Woodlands Checkpoint on Monday.

The contraband cigarettes, worth S$180,810, were hidden at the back of a 40-foot trailer.

The vehicle appeared to have undergone some recent modifications at its rear, including a fresh coat of paint. And this aroused suspicions of officers from the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

When the floorboards were removed, the officers discovered three secret compartments, each filled with contraband cigarettes. There were 2,009 cartons of contraband cigarettes.

The customs duty on the cigarettes was S$141,400, while the Goods and Services Tax (GST) involved was S$12,800.

The driver, a 27-year-old Malaysian, has been handed over to the Singapore Customs for investigations.

If convicted, first-time offenders can be fined up to a maximum of 20 times the amount of duty evaded. Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to two years and fined. - CNA/de

fatz2

April 22, 2008         
Newater wins global water prize
By Ian Lim


Newater is produced by purifying treated used water through using advanced microfiltration, reverse osmosis membranes and ultraviolet technology. -- PHOTO: ST FILE

NEWATER has clinched the Environmental Contribution of the Year' title at the Global Water Awards 2008 ceremony on Monday night in London.

This is the second win for PUB, Singapore's national water agency, from the award organiser, Global Water Intelligence (GWI). In 2006, it as named the Water Agency of the Year.

The award is given for the best management of a water or waste water plant that leaves a small environmental footprint.

In its citation for the prize, GWI, a monthly journal on the international water market, said that Singapore is the world leader in the application of recycled water and its Newater strategy can be a model for all water agencies on reusing potable water.

In his acceptance speech, PUB CEO Khoo Teng Chye said: 'Newater is a result of PUB's continuous investments in water R&D and it enables us to use each drop of water more than once, so that we do not need to take more water from the environment. That helps to contribute to water sustainability.'

Mr Christopher Gasson, the publisher of GWI, said: 'At the Global Water Awards dinner we toasted the award with Newater specially shipped over from Singapore. Its quality and taste surpasses the best London's water can offer.'

Newater is produced by purifying treated used water through using advanced microfiltration, reverse osmosis membranes and ultraviolet technology.

This process makes the water exceptionally clean and safe to drink.

Produced on a large-scale basis, Newater is one of Singapore's Four National Taps and PUB's long-term strategy for a diversified water supply for the country. The other three sources are water from local catchment areas, imported water from Johor and desalinated water.

Newater currently meets more than 15 per cent of Singapore's daily water needs for domestic and non-domestic sectors. To cope with growing demand, work on the fifth and largest Newater plant located in Changi will start this month. This plant can produce up to 227 million litres of Newater a day.