Gempa di Kota Kinabalu

Syd · Post time 7-6-2015 06:29 PM

Edited by Syd at 7-6-2015 06:30 PM

awanearisu replied at 7-6-2015 01:28 PM
Kakak, mohon pencerahan list ini confirmkah sudah meninggal atau ada yang masih tak ditemui?

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yang neh ker?

Pendaki disahkan hilang rupanya selamat

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[size=14.8800001144409px]RANAU - Seorang pendaki lelaki yang disenaraikan sebagai hilang dalam kejadian gempa bumi di Gunung Kinabalu pada Jumaat lalu disahkan selamat.

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[size=14.8800001144409px]Menteri Pelancongan, Kebudayaan dan Alam Sekitar negeri, Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun berkata, pendaki tersebut yang dikenali sebagai Mohd Khairuladzuan Abdul, 39 dilaporkan telah menyertai kumpulan pendaki lain yang berjaya turun pada Jumaat lalu.

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[size=14.8800001144409px]"Kita sahkan bahawa seorang pendaki yang sebelum ini disenaraikan hilang telah selamat," katanya pada sidang akhbar di sini sebentar tadi. - KOSMO!

pittjie · Post time 7-6-2015 06:31 PM

ejans replied at 7-6-2015 06:18 PM
Aku bukan nak ckp ape. Lepas aku tgk trail via ferrata tu. Aku pon naik seramm. Mmg x sanggop nak ...

via feratta tu ekcelinya kalau tiada jejian gempa ni ... sgt kukuh dan tak merbahaya. ia cuma menerlukan keberanian dan tak takut tinggi. tp too bad dan menyedihkan gempa meranapkan fakta itu. tp ... iols pun mmg x brani ikutvia feratta tu.

Peterpan17 · Post time 7-6-2015 06:31 PM

honeybee1802 replied at 7-6-2015 03:34 PM
Tpm sudah rasa gegarannya...kudoakan pm n kak ros merasa jua....kat klang valley ni pun jln tetiba ...

Jgn ko minta kak mah lari lari bila ada gempa. Nanti dr 6 skala richter jd 8. Hancur rumah si Chazey

Syd · Post time 7-6-2015 06:32 PM

Gempa Sabah: Bilangan Mangsa Disemak Semula Kepada 18 Orang
Diterbitkan: Ahad, 7 Jun 2015 6:10 PM

MUGUTAN VANAR RUBEN SARIO STEPHANIE LEE NATASHA JOIBI

Dua mayat mangsa gempa bumi berjaya dikeluarkan oleh pasukan penyelamat di Laban Rata Gunung Kinabalu pada Ahad. Foto BERNAMA

KUNDASANG: Bilangan mangsa di Gunung Kinabalu berikutan gempa bumi di Sabah pada Jumaat lalu telah disemak semula kepada 18 orang, dengan 16 orang disahkan maut manakala dua lagi hilang dan dianggap terbunuh.

Menteri Pelancongan, Kebudayaan dan Alam Sekitar Sabah Datuk Masidi Manjun berkata, terdahulu seorang rakyat Malaysia disenaraikan sebagai hilang merupakan antara kumpulan pendaki pertama yang tiba di kaki gunung, namun namanya tidak direkodkan.

Beliau memberitahu pendaki itu merupakan ejen syarikat pengembaraan yang berpangkalan di Kuala Lumpur, Mohd Khairuladzuan Abdul Khalid, 39.

Bercakap kepada pemberita di ibu pejabat Taman Kinabalu di sini, Masidi berkata, jumlah yang maut terdiri daripada enam rakyat Malaysia, tujuh warga Singapura dan masing-masing seorang dari Filipina, China dan Jepun.

Beliau berkata, anggota mencari dan menyelamat dan kakitangan Taman Kinabalu menemui lima mayat di kawasan pergunungan pada Ahad.

Katanya, dua pendaki yang hilang merupakan seorang guru dan pelajar dari Singapura.

Menurut Masidi, kedua-dua mangsa dianggap sebagai hilang walaupun terdapat kemungkinan mereka merupakan antara bahagian badan mayat yang ditemui pasukan menyelamat setakat ini.

"Kita berharap proses pengecaman dapat dilakukan dalam masa beberapa hari," tambahnya.

Beliau berkata, operasi menyelamat di kawasan pergunungan dikecilkan tetapi akan diteruskan pada Isnin.

awanearisu · Post time 7-6-2015 06:37 PM

Syd replied at 7-6-2015 06:29 PM
yang neh ker?

Pendaki disahkan hilang rupanya selamat

Terima kasih kak Syd, tapi bukan beliau. Cikgu singapura yang masih hilang yang namanya Mohamad Ghazi.

Hebat kakak, dapat juga jumpa fb ridhwan ya

kak_sue · Post time 7-6-2015 06:51 PM

kak_sue · Post time 7-6-2015 06:55 PM

TWO Canadians were prevented from leaving Malaysia after they were identified as being part of a group of tourists who stripped to pose for photos atop Sabah's Mount Kinabalu, where a deadly earthquake struck on Friday.
The Malaysian police reported that siblings Lindsey Petersen, 23, and Danielle Petersen, 22, were two of five tourists identified as being part of the group of 10 who undressed at the 8km point of a two-day hike up the mountain on May 30, and posed for photos, according to Canada's thestar.com news website.

They did this despite their guide's protests. The other three reported to the police by the guide were Dutch citizens Eleanor Hawrins and Dylan Thomas, and German Stephan Pohlner.
The other five tourists in the group were not identified, reported thestar.com. On Saturday, Sabah Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Pairin Kitingan blamed the actions of the tourists for the 5.9-magnitude earthquake that stuck the mountain on Friday, saying that they had "showed disrespect to the sacred mountain" and the tragedy was a "confirmation" of the consequences of their actions. He called also on the culprits to be brought to be charged in court.

"Whether other people believe this or not, it's what we Sabahans believe. When the earthquake happened, it's like a confirmation of our beliefs," he said. "It is a sacred mountain and you cannot take it lightly.

" Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Nicolas Doire told thestar.com news website that they were aware of the incident, and the embassy in Malaysia would provide assistance to the duo.
The siblings' father Floyd Petersen was unaware of their plight when contacted by thestar.com.
But he confirmed that they were travelling in Malaysia together and were not expected to return to Canada for a few weeks.

However, Sabah Immigration told Malaysia's The Star newspaper that it was unaware of the arrest of the five western tourists.
“We don’t know,” said Sabah Immigration director Nor Alam Khan when asked about an online report quoting Sabah Parks’ chairman Tengku Zainal Adlin as telling reporters that the tourists were in police custody in Kota Kinabalu and could be charged in a native court as early as Monday.

When contacted, Datuk Seri Tengku Adlin said he was informed about the arrest by the police. But the Sabah police were also in the dark over the reported arrest. Two of the tourists, siblings from Canada, were allegedly prevented from leaving the country at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Ranau district police deputy superintendent Mohd Farhan Lee Abdullah and Assist Commissioner M. Chandra also said that they were unaware of the reported arrest and the police had none of them in custody. Sabah Police Commissioner Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman was not available for comment.

Photos of the naked tourists posted on Facebook went viral and locals believed that Friday’s earthquake could be due to their act of disrespecting the mountain

awanearisu · Post time 7-6-2015 06:56 PM

Edited by awanearisu at 7-6-2015 07:52 PM

AHAD, 7 JUN 2015 @ 4:46 PM
Semua 18 mangsa terkorban di Gunung Kinabalu ditemui

RANAU: Semua 18 mangsa yang terkorban akibat gempa bumi di Gunung Kinabalu, dekat sini, kelmarin telah ditemui namun dua daripadanya belum dapat dikenal pasti.

LORI polis yang membawa tiga mayat pendaki Gunung Kinabalu dilihat memasuki kawasan Unit Forensik Patologi, Hospital Queen Elizabeth pada jam 4.25 petang.

Menteri Pelancongan, Kebudayaan dan Alam Sekitar, Datuk Masidi Manjun, berkata seorang daripada 19 mangsa yang dilaporkan hilang sebelum ini juga sebenarnya masih hidup selepas dilaporkan berjaya turun ke kaki gunung pada hari pertama operasi dijalankan.

"Dua daripada 18 mayat yang ditemui bagaimanapun tidak dapat dikenal pasti identitinya dan buat masa ini kita kategorikan sebagai hilang sehingga disahkan.

"Ini berikutan dua mayat terbabit ditemui masing-masing dalam bentuk cebisan jadi kita tidak tahu mayat siapa, mungkin cebisan itu adalah anggota badan mayat yang ditemui sebelum ini dan mungkin juga yang baharu.

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