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mountain guide sentiasa pastikan yg terbaik .. tabik 
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telanjang bukan benda baru kat gunung kinabalu 
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Kwan aku n climbers ada yg dh brjya smpai tipohon gate..pkul 1pgi bru smpai. Mcm mna lh dlm gelap tu.. |
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Changa replied at 5-6-2015 04:29 PM
sebelum ini dapat kontek ke masalah nya?
Dpt sis..last contact dia otw dr kk ke sandakan..skrg xthu status lg..hrp2 xde brita apa2 ni mksudnya dlm keadaan selamat la.. |
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Edited by anaru at 6-6-2015 05:59 AM
Menurut laporan Radio Amatur Society Sabah yang memberi bantuan perhubungan radio di lokasi, semua pendaki dan pasukan pencari dan penyelamat selamat sampai di pejabat Taman Negara Kinabalu di sekitar jam 3.00 pagi. Satu pasukan baru Mencari dan Menyelamat naik pada jam 4.00 pagi. Sesiapa minat monitor liputan ini boleh dengar di frequenci 147.375mhz. Liputan radio - seluruh Sabah, signal repot di Kota Kinabalu ialah 5 9, working station Diamond NR-22L vertical antenna jenis mobile - Yaesu mobile set radio. |
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SINGAPORE - A Singaporean girl was killed at Mount Kinabalu when a 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Sabah on Friday (June 5), according to the Malaysian authorities.
She is believed to be a 12-year-old pupil from Tanjong Katong Primary School (TKPS) who was there on an overseas learning journey organised by the school.
A group of 29 pupils and eight teachers went on the trip.
Eight pupils and two teachers are still unaccounted for.
Mr Sadri Farick, the father of another TKPS pupil who joined the trip, told The Straits Times that he heard from the Malaysian authorities that "one of the TKPS pupils is not with us anymore".
Reports quoting the Malaysian police and Dr Jamili Nais, director of Sabah Parks, also said a Singaporean was among those killed during the quake. The body of the Singaporean was brought down Mount Kinabalu on Friday evening, together with another deceased, identified as mountain guide Robbi Sappinggi, 30, said media reports.
The Singapore authorities have yet to confirm the death.
The Straits Times understands that the two missing TKPS teachers are Mr Mohammad Ghazi and Mr Terrence Sebastian Loo.
Past and present students of the primary school took to social media to pray for their teachers -
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kak_sue replied at 6-6-2015 07:13 AM
Terbaiklah LHL.. Tindakan yg cepat dn tepat.. Very responsive |
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Post time 6-6-2015 07:27 AM
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Adui sedih ada mangsa upanya..bertabahlah penduduk ranau |
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Post time 6-6-2015 07:28 AM
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Bia feratta tu adui klu runtuh mau bergayut lah sampai org mai tolong |
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Sabah quake: Most Singaporeans there are safe, says MFA
SINGAPORE - There were more than 100 registered Singaporeans when a 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Sabah in Malaysia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) confirmed in a statement on Friday evening. As of 7.30pm, the MFA has contacted the majority of them. "We are glad that they are safe," an MFA spokesman said, adding that "We are doing our best to reach the Singaporeans who remain uncontactable at this point in time."
The Ministry has also depatched a Crisis Response Team to Sabah on Friday afternoon to provide consular assistance to Singaporeans.
The Ministry said its thoughts are with those affected by the earthquake.
Singapore's High Commissioner in Kuala Lumpur has contacted his counterparts in the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and conveyed Singapore's message of support and offer of assistance.
Singaporeans who know anyone in Sabah that may require consular assistance can contact Singapore's High Commission in Kuala Lumpur at +60-16-661 0400 or [email protected].
Alternatively, they may contact the MFA Duty Officer (24-hours) at 6379 8800 / 8855 or [email protected]."
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kak_sue replied at 6-6-2015 07:12 AM
SINGAPORE - A Singaporean girl was killed at Mount Kinabalu when a 6.0-magnitude earthquake stru ...
Allah, kesian nya yg meninggal tu |
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Bertabah lah bro. Rumah adik saya di ranau sana juga terjejas katanya. Mujur dia dan kawan2 ada di sepanggar masa kejadian.. 
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zorrro_03 replied at 6-6-2015 08:55 AM
Bertabah lah bro. Rumah adik saya di ranau sana juga terjejas katanya. Mujur dia dan kawan2 ada d ...
moga adik zorro dipermudahkan kesulitan mereka. |
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lavasoscili replied at 6-6-2015 12:24 AM
si chazey gumuk pendek huduh berjeragat tu sapa la nak intai...
lu sorang je yg sanggup gerudi ...
eh ada pon kau lava..akak igt lu sudah pegi sabah selamatkan chazey..hehe |
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chazey masih idup.... 
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Takziah buat adik Zorro.
Memang ada rumah yang terjejas, hingga tahap retak segala.
Gambar flat guru yang korang nampak dalam thread ni, dikosongkan serta merta. So cikgu2 ini samada balik kampung atau cari rumah/hotel sewa sementara.
Area Mesilau/Kundasang katanya banyak kerosakan rumah. Mana2 yang nampak rumah retak itu memang sudah keluar rumah dok menyewa tempat lain sebagai langkah berjaga2.
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Bodoh.
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Btw, motif PM Sinciapo lagi prihatin berbanding PM sendu Malaysia? |
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Post time 6-6-2015 01:27 AM
