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Originally posted by Browneyes at 7-12-2005 05:11 PM
siti aminah mesti nangis ni...
siti aminah sapa ah???
tukang baca berita eh? |
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Originally posted by gadis_aries at 7-12-2005 05:57 PM
ha'ah muka mmg nampak baik...sbb tu don't judge a person by it's look....
yes betulll....
I had one two alcoholic frens, bila tak minum, they are so charming, rambut siap belah tepi cam Prince Charles..kemas rapi..
tapi once dah dapat alkohol... betul2 menyeramkan...
Saya tengok pun takut |
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Originally posted by gadis_aries at 7-12-2005 06:01 PM
 ff:
Saya? hahahha...sopan santun seh ko ni dep
serious bebual...
ni story eh...really touch the bottom of my heart...
these people tak tahu bersyukur for what they have in life...
lepas tu cakap kat judge menyesal?? WTF!!!!
Nampak sah bedek...nasib baik judge civilise..
kalo aku judge, aku dah lepak golek2 ketawa.... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 7-12-2005 06:05 PM
kalo aku judge, aku dah lepak golek2 ketawa....
sib baik ko x jadi judge....kalau x masuk guiness book of record la ko dep.....hakim pertama gelak goleng2 dalam mahkamah....
:pray: |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 7-12-2005 06:05 PM
serious bebual...
ni story eh...really touch the bottom of my heart...
these people tak tahu bersyukur for what they have in life...
lepas tu cakap kat judge menyesal?? WTF!!!!
Nampak ...
samalah dep...kecian dgn allahyarhamha tu...
sebenarnya kan makcik hb tempohari tersalah masuk wad masa nak visit SIL dia kat sepital NUH...secara kebetulan dia termasuk wad allahyarhamha....dia bilang sedih tengok muka allahyarhamha yg bengkak double the size of her face & lagi satu yg paling sedih...muka dia bentuk seperti love...kat tengah |
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Pregnant woman loses baby after loan shark accosts her
By Tanya Fong
Dec 7, 2005
The Straits Times
A WOMAN suffered a miscarriage after a dispute with a loan shark on a staircase landing outside her flat on Sunday afternoon.
He confronted her as she was watering plants in the corridor, said the woman's husband, Mr Seah Wee Hong, a 32-year-old technician, who says he has never borrowed money from loan sharks.
He said it is the previous owner who owes the money.
When his wife threatened to call the police, said Mr Seah, the man decided to run off and pushed his way past her.
His wife then tumbled down the stairs at Block 305 in Yishun Avenue 9.
Mr Seah said his wife, who he declined to name, was four weeks pregnant. She is 32 years old and works as a nurse.
Said Mr Seah in Mandarin: 'I am fed-up, sad and angry. Why is my child being sacrificed for someone else's debt problems?'
Loan sharks have been hounding him and his wife ever since they moved into their three-room, ninth-floor flat in May, after getting married the previous month.
'We found out that the previous owner owed people money after the loan sharks started pouring black paint on our door and spraying our address all over the block, claiming that we owed them money,' said Mr Seah.
He and his wife made no less than four police reports and even put up several notices informing the loan sharks that their debtor had moved. The notices included the new address of the previous flat owner.
They also installed a surveillance camera outside their flat.
The harassment died down for a while, but resumed on Saturday. This time their flat was splashed with kerosene by a loan shark.
'He demanded to see the previous flat owners. Being fed-up already, my wife told him to look at the notice we had pasted on our door.
'Instead, the man tore down the notice. She told him that if he was unhappy, he could call the police.'
That was when the man became scared and tried to run off.
Said Mr Seah: 'She said she was pregnant and her stomach hurt. But the man just ran off. She called out for help and our neighbours went to her rescue.'
They helped to carry her back to her flat, where she called her husband. When he rushed home from the supermarket at about 3pm, she was already bleeding.
They went to Mount Elizabeth Hospital in a taxi.
Said Mr Seah: 'I was praying very hard that we would keep our baby. This is our first child. When the doctor said the baby may be okay, I was relieved.'
But the doctor warned them that if Mrs Seah bled again, they must return to the hospital.
She did - yesterday morning.
They rushed back, but the scan showed that she had lost the baby.
Said a distraught Mr Seah: 'She has been crying non-stop.
'The grassroots people came to our flat for a walk-about three months ago. They know our problem, but we did not get any help.'
The authorities have tightened their grip on loan sharks recently.
Last month, changes to the Moneylenders Act were passed in Parliament to include stiffer penalties.
First-time illegal moneylenders can be fined up to $200,000 and jailed up to two years. Repeat offenders can be fined $200,000 and jailed up to five years.
Loan sharks who damage property can be fined up to $40,000, jailed up to three years and given up to four strokes of the cane. Repeat offenders will receive up to six strokes.
Those who cause hurt will face the same fines and jail terms, but can be given up to six strokes. Repeat offenders face mandatory caning of up to 12 strokes. These punishments also apply to 'runners', or those who help moneylenders harass debtors.
This week, police confiscated the passports of 24 loan sharks, in moves to stop them operating their moneylending activities from overseas. |
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i read pasal the staring incident...his boy punya tangan kena tetak samapi putus....brutal seh... |
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 7-12-2005 05:57 PM
siti aminah sapa ah???
tukang baca berita eh?
dulu dia & bf dia were arrested pasal drugs.. both kena hukuman gantung.. siti aminah was 18 then.. ada anak 1.. so masa nak dekat hari hukuman.. tak silap dia buat rayuan kat presiden nair.. siti lepas hukuman gantung tapi rayuan bf dia di tolak.. lama jugak di dlm penjara.. a few years ago dia bebas.. <--aku carik artikel pasal siti aminah tapi tak jumpa ah.. lebih kurang gitu lah cerita dia |
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Five HIV-positive men who donated blood get jail terms
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SINGAPORE : Five HIV-positive blood donors were sentenced to a term jail of between 8 and 10 months by a Singapore court on Wednesday.
They had been charged under the Infectious Diseases Act for making false declarations about their sexual behaviour in their health assessment forms.
Their blood, upon testing later, turned out positive for the disease and was not used for any transfusion.
All blood donors have to fill out a detailed questionnaire before giving blood.
While all five men - Wong Shimin, Ng Choon Siong, Suhaidi bin Abas, Lua Bu Chung and Tan Yee Wee - said they had been truthful, investigations later revealed that they had lied about their sexual behaviour, such as having sex with other men and having a sexual orgy with women they had known for less than six months.
Judge Jasbendar Kaur said while it was commendable the five had volunteered to give blood, there was no doubt they gave false information.
A stringent questionnaire was needed to maintain public confidence.
While she sympathised with their medical condition, the judge said a sentence of some severity must be imposed.
In passing judgement, the judge also addressed a point in the mitigation pleas of two of the accused - Ng Choon Siong and Suhaidi bin Abbas.
Their doctor had said a jail term would be detrimental given their condition.
But the Prisons Service had said HIV-positive prisoners will be catered for and are segregated from other prisoners.
The five could have been jailed up to two years.
Past sentences for such lying offences have ranged from one week to 15 months in jail. |
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Mum allegedly kills son who wouldn't stop crying
Depressed Taiwan mum says she wanted second child to be a girl
December 08, 2005
SHE wanted her second child to be a girl.
But Madam Huang Jiajun, 20, who already had a 1-year-old son, gave birth to another boy.
The sight of her new baby upset her and, on Sunday evening, things came to a head when the 2-month-old boy cried persistently.
Madam Huang allegedly hit baby Li Yuanyu (above) so hard on the chest that he died, reported Apple Daily Taiwan.
BLAMED TODDLER
At first, Madam Huang blamed her elder son for the injuries, but later admitted that she hit him.
She was said to have told the police at first: 'My elder son was playing with his brother when he accidentally hit my baby.
'It was too late to save him by the time he was sent to hospital.'
But the police questioned her again about the incident, which took place in Madam Huang's three-storey house in Taichung, Taiwan, after they found out that her elder son was only 1.
The police did not believe the baby's injuries could have been caused by another young child.
Finally, Madam Huang allegedly admitted to the police: 'Actually, I prefer girls. I wanted my second child to be a girl.
'I got a boy instead. So I got angry whenever I looked at Yuanyu.
'On Sunday afternoon, I was going to prepare dinner and so I put him in his crib which was in his room.
'I was hoping that he wouldn't cry or make any noise.
'But he cried and cried.
'At that moment, I was very angry. So I punched him twice on his chest.
'Then, I went to get milk for him. I tried to feed him, but I discovered that he wasn't breathing anymore.'
Madam Huang panicked and rushed to look for her mother.
--Apple Daily Taiwan
Seeing that Yuanyu was not breathing, Madam Huang's mother called for an ambulance.
ALREADY DEAD
However, the baby was found to have been dead for at least two hours by the time he arrived at the hospital. The police also found injuries on the baby's face.
Madam Huang reportedly said: 'I hit his face too. But I forgot how many times I hit him on the face.'
The boy's father, Mr Li Zhenxun, 25, rushed down to the hospital from the car repair shop where he worked when he was told of the bad news.
He had apparently left the house just an hour before the incident. |
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Mum fined $1,400 for confining daughter for 18 years
December 08, 2005
A JAPANESE housewife was fined 100,000 yen ($1,400) for the treatment of her 18-year-old daughter after allegedly confining her to the house since birth, Japan police said yesterday.
The girl, who is only 1.2m tall, has not received her mandatory nine years of education, the Japanese media reported.
'I never went to school. I was banned from going out and have no friends,' the teenage girl said in broken Japanese, reported Jiji Press.
Her ordeal in the southern city of Fukuoka came to light when she fled her home on 28 Oct and moved to a park after her mother beat her.
The police said they then arrested her mother, Miyuki Shoji, 40.
The mother had been 'outraged to find the victim had been watching television while she was out and beat her face and back several times', a police spokesman said.
Jiji Press said the mother was fined for injuring her daughter.
However, no further charges were filed because it could not be determined whether she completely neglected the girl.
The mother, whose husband was usually away from the house, reportedly told the police she was 'ashamed of letting (her daughter) out' as the girl had development problems. - AFP. |
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RUNAWAY TEEN 'RAPED' AT POLICE STATION
'Cop asks to see tattoo, then...'
December 08, 2005
SHE had run away from home and continued to misbehave even after she returned home.
So her father decided to discipline her by sending her to a Kuching police station in the East Malaysian state of Sarawak.
--Sin Chew Daily
He hoped that she would get counselling there to improve her behaviour.
Instead, the teen ended up being raped by a police officer 30 years her senior.
This was what she alleged after spending a night at the police station, Sin Chew Daily reported.
The 16-year-girl, who had earlier quit school, ran away from home in September.
Her worried father looked everywhere but was unable to find her. After nearly three months, he made a police report on 23 Nov.
But three days later, the teenager returned home.
The happy father took his daughter to the police station to withdraw his missing-person report.
But she continued to misbehave at home. Upset by her bad attitude, the father thought of a drastic move to discipline her.
He took her back to the same police station on 3 Dec and left her there for the night, hoping she would receive counselling and a dose of reality.
The girl has now alleged that while she was there, a 46-year-old police officer wanted to see a tattoo on her body.
He then allegedly forced himself on her and raped her in the sparsely-furnished office.
She claimed the rape took place on a table, and she was later pushed onto the floor.
Kuching police confirmed the case yesterday.
A spokesman said that the officer in question has been identified and will help in investigations.
The accused cop, a sergeant, has served the force for more than 10 years. He was transferred to the station five years ago.
The girl has been taken for examination in a hospital and a female police officer will take her back to the station so that she can describe how the rape took place. |
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Former president Nair dies
Singapore's leaders pay tribute to a man who left his imprint on society
By Lydia Lim
Dec 8, 2005
The Straits Times
FORMER president and veteran union leader Devan Nair died in Ontario, Canada, on Tuesday night of heart failure. He was 82.
His death, which was at 11.30am Singapore time yesterday, came just seven months after his wife died of pneumonia in April.
Eldest son Janadas Devan told The Straits Times that his last words were to his daughter and caregiver Vijaya Kumari, 40. As if in acceptance finally of his wife's passing, the former president told her: 'Your mother's gone.'
Even though his father was suffering from dementia, he was lucid at the end, said Mr Janadas, 51.
In his last months, the former English teacher - widely admired for his excellent command of the language - was reading Leo Tolstoy's epic novel War And Peace.
Singapore's leaders yesterday sent their condolences to his family.
They paid tribute to his many achievements, especially his key role in the pivotal struggle between communists and non-communists in the 1960s and his leadership of the labour movement in its early troubled years.
Mr Nair rallied unionists to form the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) in 1961 and helped to steer Singapore workers away from militancy and onto a new path of cooperation with government and employers.
President S R Nathan wrote that he and all who had worked with Mr Nair to build the NTUC mourned his passing with 'passionate grief'.
'Through the NTUC he created, he left his imprint on Singapore society,' the President wrote.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Mr Nair had served Singapore with 'courage and commitment' during its formative years.
'He belongs to the generation of founding fathers who made Singapore what it is today. His passing is a loss to us all,' Mr Lee added.
The NTUC, which plans a memorial service for its first secretary-general, said the union movement had much to thank Mr Nair for, 'a man whose heart was truly with our workers'.
Born in Malacca in 1923, he was the son of a rubber plantation clerk. He rose to become Singapore's third president in 1981.
Four years later, he left the office under a cloud of controversy after it was disclosed that he was an alcoholic.
Mr Nair later denied such an addiction, sparking a row with the Government that led to his medical reports and other details of his condition being made public.
He left Singapore in 1985.
He once traced his interest in politics to 1941. He said he was 'reborn a revolutionary' after he saw a Japanese soldier burn a Chinese man alive during the Occupation.
In the 1950s, he was detained twice for his communist leanings.
Mr Fong Swee Suan, 74, who was detained in Changi Prison with Mr Nair in 1956, recalled a tireless union leader who 'worked day and night'.
In 1961, the People's Action Party split. Most of the union leaders, including Mr Fong, left to form the Barisan Sosialis.
Only Mr Nair stood by the PAP.
In a 1981 speech, then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew praised him, saying: 'His moral fibre withstood the trauma of the rejection of his former faith in communism.'
Historian Melanie Chew, who visited him abroad, recalled: 'He always pined for this country after he left.'
He will be buried in Ontario in a private ceremony this weekend. His family will bring his remains back for burial in Singapore at a later date. |
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Air Marshal Kills Passenger, Citing Threat
By JOHN PAIN
Associated Press Writer
MIAMI (AP) -- An agitated passenger who claimed to have a bomb in his backpack was shot and killed by a federal air marshal Wednesday after he bolted frantically from a jetliner that was boarding for take off, officials said. No bomb was found.
It was the first time since the Sept. 11 attacks that an air marshal had shot at anyone, Homeland Security Department spokesman Brian Doyle said. Another federal official said there was no apparent link to terrorism.
The passenger, identified as Rigoberto Alpizar, a 44-year-old U.S. citizen, was gunned down on a jetway just before the American Airlines plane was about to leave for Orlando, near his home in Maitland.
According to a witness, the man frantically ran down the aisle of the Boeing 757, flailing his arms, while his wife tried to explain that he was mentally ill and had not taken his medication.
The passenger indicated there was a bomb in his bag and was confronted by air marshals but ran off the aircraft, Doyle said. The marshals went after him and ordered him to get down on the ground, but he did not comply and was shot when he apparently reached into the bag, Doyle said.
Flight 924, which originated in Quito, Ecuador, had arrived in Miami just after noon, and the shooting occurred shortly after 2 p.m. as the plane was about to take off for Orlando with the man and 119 other passengers and crew, American spokesman Tim Wagner said. Alpizar had arrived in Miami earlier in the day from Ecuador, authorities said.
After the shooting, investigators spread passengers' bags on the tarmac and let dogs sniff them for explosives, and bomb squad members blew up at least two bags.
No bomb was found, said James E. Bauer, agent in charge of the Federal Air Marshals field office in Miami. He said there was no reason to believe there was any connection to terrorists.
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The concourse where the shooting took place was shut down for a half-hour, but the rest of the airport continued operating, officials said.
"This was an isolated incident," the airline said in a news release, adding that none of the other passengers or crew members were ever in danger.
Federal officials declined to say how many times Alpizar was shot, or reveal how many air marshals were on the plane.
Mary Gardner, a passenger aboard the Orlando-bound flight, told WTVJ-TV in Miami that the man ran down the aisle from the rear of the plane. "He was frantic, his arms flailing in the air," she said. She said a woman followed, shouting, "My husband! My husband!"
Gardner said she heard the woman say her husband was bipolar - a mental illness also known as manic-depression - and had not had his medication.
Gardner said four to five shots were fired. She could not see the shooting.
After the shooting, police boarded the plane and told the passengers to put their hands on their heads, Gardner said.
"It was quite scary," she told the TV station via a cell phone. "They wouldn't let you move. They wouldn't let you get anything out of your bag."
Relatives said Alpizar had been on a working vacation in Peru. A neighbor who said he had been asked to watch the couple's home described the vacation as a missionary trip.
"We're all still in shock. We're just speechless," said Kelley Beuchner, a sister-in-law.
There were only 32 air marshals at the time of the Sept. 11 attacks. The Bush administration hired thousands more afterward, but the exact number is classified. |
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MASURI SELAMAT DIABADI
Oleh
Suryani Omar
HARIMAU mati meninggalkan belang, manusia mati meninggalkan nama.
Begitu nama Allahyarham Masuri S.N. akan terpahat untuk selama-lamanya sebagai 'bapa' puisi moden Singapura, walaupun beliau tiada lagi untuk menghasilkan puisi-puisinya, yang bakal menjadi warisan negara.
Semalam, hujan lebat yang membasah bumi pada tengah hari tidak sedikit pun menghambat orang ramai untuk memberi penghormatan terakhir kepada Allahyarham Dr Masuri Salikun, yang meninggal dunia kelmarin akibat barah prostat dan leukemia.
Jenazah mantan guru, yang telah berbakti selama 32 tahun sebagai pendidik, selamat dikebumikan di Pusara Abadi petang semalam, selepas solat jenazah di Masjid Al-Istighfar.
Ayah lapan anak dan datuk 18 cucu itu meninggal pada usia 78 tahun selepas tiba-tiba mengalami masalah sesak nafas ketika diwawancara bagi satu projek muzium.
Anaknya, Encik Mustajab Masuri, 50 tahun, berkata:
'Sebenarnya, arwah dah tiga tahun sakit leukemia, sebab itu sering kekurangan darah merah. Beliau jalani rawatan kemoterapi tiga kali dan kelihatan beransur pulih,' katanya, seorang teknisyen kanan.
Lebih 100 saudara-mara, rakan seangkatan dan bekas murid Allahyarham tiba seawal 9 pagi di flat anaknya di Blok 217, Pasir Ris St 21, untuk menziarahi jenazah Allahyarham yang dibawa pulang dari Hospital Besar Singapura (SGH) sekitar 10.30 pagi.
Mereka juga mengucapkan takziah kepada isteri Allahyarham, Hajah Fatimah Hussin, 72 tahun.
Antara yang hadir termasuk Setiausaha Parlimen Kanan (Penerangan, Perhubungan dan Kesenian) Encik Yatiman Yusof, dan mantan Menteri Negara Kanan, Haji Sidek Saniff.
Turut hadir ialah pensyarah Universiti Nasional Singapura (NUS), Profesor Madya Dr Hussin Mutalib, pelukis batik, Encik Sarkasi Said, dan sasterawan mapan, seperti Haji Muhammad Ariff Ahmad, Haji Suratman Markasan dan Encik Isa Kamari.
Menteri Penerangan, Perhubungan dan Kesenian, Dr Lee Boon Yang, juga memberi takziah menerusi satu surat semalam.
Solat jenazah pula dipimpin Presiden Persatuan Ulama dan Guru-Guru Agama Islam Singapura (Pergas), Ustaz Hasbi Hassan. |
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BAPA HADAPI LIMA PERTUDUHAN CABUL ANAK SENDIRI
Oleh
Nadzri Eunos
HARAPKAN pagar, pagar makan padi.
Begitulah nasib malang yang menimpa seorang gadis 14 tahun yang dicabul kehormatannya sebanyak lima kali oleh bapanya sendiri, yang tidak boleh disebut namanya bagi melindungi identiti mangsa.
Pencabulan itu berlaku semasa cuti sekolah bulan Mac tahun lalu antara 13 dengan 20 Mac.
Pelajar menengah dua itu tidak langsung melaporkannya kerana takut dipukul bapanya, tetapi mendedahkan kejadian-kejadian tersebut kepada pengetua sekolahnya sejurus ia dibuka.
Mahkamah diberitahu disebabkan kesempitan ruang di flat satu bilik yang didiami mangsa, anggota keluarganya, termasuk dirinya, ibu bapa serta dua adik lelakinya, tidur di ruang tamu.
Dalam kejadian pertama, mangsa sedang tidur meniarap apabila bapanya menindih dan menggesel kemaluannya pada punggung mangsa selama beberapa minit.
Apabila mangsa tidur terlentang pula, bapanya memicit buah dadanya dan memandang ke arah lain apabila dia terjaga.
Tertuduh menghadapi lima pertuduhan mencabul - tiga diambil dalam pertimbangan.
Baru-baru ini, dia dihukum penjara selama tiga tahun dan disebat sembilan kali.
Dalam 1993, tertuduh pernah dihukum penjara lima bulan kerana me nyimbah air panas ke atas isterinya yang mempunyai darjah kecerdasan (IQ) yang rendah.
Setahun kemudian, dia dipenjara dua tahun dan sebat enam kali kerana membakar anak pe rempuannya itu dengan puntung rokok. |
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Bravo! Bravo! :pompom::pompom::pompom::pompom:
Resepi kak crank masuk sokkabar hari ini.....
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Originally posted by SQ154 at 8-12-2005 09:12 AM
MASURI SELAMAT DIABADI
Oleh
Suryani Omar
HARIMAU mati meninggalkan belang, manusia mati meninggalkan nama.
Begitu nama Allahyarham Masuri S.N. akan terpahat untuk selama-lamanya sebagai ' ...
ah ni V dgr kat berita via radio few days ago
bekas guru besar sekolah tanah merah besar
sekolah tpt v n mutusamy main sembunyi |
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[quote]Originally posted by virgomal at 9-12-2005 12:28 PM
ah ni V dgr kat berita via radio few days ago
bekas guru besar sekolah tanah merah besar
sekolah tpt v n mutusamy main sembunyi |
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