Feeling excited!

Nasi lemak? High cholesterol leh, i minum milo panas, cukup already!

The EU should also sanction all these CCP officials responsible for eroding HK rights

The MTUC made the exact statement two days ago. It was reported widely. They just copied it. Is that all Gerakan? Well, I hope the government accepts MTUC's proposal.

Happy......

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No worry guys, still have lots of undervalue shares....try Arbb 7181.

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Arbb7181 also very good to invest, still very undervalue

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Got one more hidden gem, its Arbb 7181, will fly like AirAsia very soon and the best part is Arbb is still very undervalue

Guys, AirAsia looking good. Luckily bought last month hold till now.

Melissa and gang, you no longer have any cause to fight? C'mon, these are illegals. We have many illegals in the past why the frack you keep your trap shut then? Tak 'de isu teruk, ke? Aiya, jimat je, Just tell them don't send anyone from Southern India anymore. Karela man dah putar! Ask Indians to fight against the Chinese that's breaching their territory, instead of coming here and buat kecoh!

Rejuvenation/renewal of the ailing (moribund?) Malaysian political system

via an injection of "new blood"/darah baru.

.. .. Not.


A nation that needs, and might benefit from,

this man's services

is a nation that is in real trouble.

From mic

Thats it!
Vignes is gone BYE....
Another indian amongs many down in the drain

Unity is a nice word, often comes in catchy phrases. In Malaysia, however, as in many fascist countries, it is often unity dictated and in the term of the ruling government, otherwise there will be no unity.

U mean the current stupid and corrupt AG who only relies on previous AG's decisions to make his decisions??hehehe

Anwar has passed his prime, just like Ku Li before him.

He can't get support from East Malaysia, if he can, he already become PM long time ago.

He can't related to Millennial and Gen Z who are the largest vote banks than boomers. Most PH boomers hates Dr Mahathir and prefer Anwar, they stuck in 1990s. But 1990s is 30 years ago, we are in 2020 now.

And overall, boomers prefer incumbent, doesn't matter how terrible the incumbent are. Change is never their cup of things.

It was vote from Gen X and Millennial that send PH to Putrajaya. If it is up to PH boomer alone, Najib will win hands down. Boomer made the loudest noise in social media and Malaysiakini, but they contributed least votes generally.

Unless PH can find PM candidate that can inspire Gen X, Millennial to come out to vote, we can expect low turnout rate if GE is called now, no point to vote for change when it is just same old face. Most voters will be hardcore boomer supporters and when that happen, PN will win big and PH will be wiped out.

Being boomer himself, Anwar is not the right candidate to fight against Muhiyddin boomer cabinet. We need someone who can offer fresh ideas, narratives and energy to inspire change. PH can retake Putrajaya if it is lead by younger leaders.

The next GE is an opportunity to retire all boomer politicians once and for all, Anwar Ibrahim, Hadi Awang, Muhiyddin, Najib, Zahid Komedi, LKS, LGE; they had caused a mess. Only the young can save the country, and they should because they will live the outcome of the GE, not boomers.

Dr Mahathir is Sir Alex Ferguson, Anwar is Arsene Wenger. Both are greats with their legacy.

But it is clear for all to see who is greater.

And both should retire. We should enter Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Kloop era long time ago.

Better move fast. Former Sabah chief minister Musa Aman is already free. Will former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak and Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi be free soon too?

There is not much time left for Muhyiddin. They will pull the rug under his feet at the soonest chance. Otherwise, why would the attorney-general drop the charges on Musa so fast? Why would he do that at this juncture?

Cantik

Wah

The Government should bring Dr Jayakumar into his advisory committee or council so that he gets the best advice as to what needs to be done first to help those most in need and secondly to help SMEs and other businesses survive the pandemic. As he rightly points out the unavailability of a vaccine or cure will make social distancing necessary. Therefore large congregations of people in confined spaces will not be possible for a long time. His suggestion for the building of social housing units in every area of need should be accepted.

What economic model is he using that other economists are not aware! Perhaps he based his projection on Pas ruled Kelantan economic growth for the last 30 years! Currently the state is being sustained economically by federal govt handouts and logging concessions. This current dual policy is so successful for Pas, that their success is now being measured by the new economic tool Mercedes Luxury Index!

buy

Its clear who the Racists are.... they certainly are not the majority nor the minority.....

I don't wish to be a pessimist or to disappoint you but I shall know the statistics are doctored. We have to live with the virus for a long time to come. Schools and businesses should be reopened without further ado. Just observe the SOP and don't panic.

It amuse me when TRD had mention here so many times in his DREAMS waiting for END of JUNE GOOD NEWS? DUNNO whether the motive or intention is for posting other counter Activity over here?

Cheaper than Money they would have spent on bullets

Chuang said police, health and Housing Department officers had not been able to contact six households, despite visiting multiple times. She said some residents had already moved out or gone to elderly care homes. A mandatory quarantine order has been issued for the six households.
The health department will arrange for another virus test for all residents in Luk Chuen House two weeks later, or after one incubation period of the disease.

The other confirmed cases are the woman’s husband, two of her colleagues, five neighbours at Lek Yuen Estate, as well as a paramedic who transported her to hospital.
Health authorities earlier decided to carry out mandatory testing of residents in the block, and officials had collected 1,281 samples as of Thursday 4pm. Of those, 1,255 have been tested. With the exception of the reported cases, the rest returned negative for the virus.

The first case of the cluster at Luk Chuen House was reported on Sunday, involving a 34-year-old woman who works at a Kerry Logistics warehouse in Kwai Chung and lived in a flat three floors below the 72-year-old resident.

The next month, more than 50 people were evacuated from Heng Tai House in Tai Po’s Fu Heng Estate over worries contaminated aerosolised faecal particles had travelled by wind to other floors through the opening of a rooftop vent pipe.

This would not be the first time pipes have been suspected spreaders of the virus. More than 100 residents were evacuated in February from Hong Mei House in Tsing Yi’s Cheung Hong Estate due to fears disconnected toilet pipes were spreading the virus.

“If there is a problem with sewage, it should start from above and spread downward,” he said, adding the government was simply being cautious in evacuating residents and inspecting the pipes.

Provided the pipes were not leaking and water was maintained in the U-traps, which prevented sewer gas from entering, the design should be fine, he said.
Professor David Hui Shu-cheong, a respiratory medicine expert at Chinese University, said he did not believe the pipe system spread the virus.

“In older public housing estate design … two flats are divided by a wall and their toilets are placed side by side,” Ho said. “Such a drainage arrangement could save some space and reduce the need to install too many pipes.”

The vent pipe, which pulls out air and gas, helps to balance the pressure inside the drainage system, so water and waste can move smoothly every time a toilet is flushed.
In older buildings, it was common for two flats to share the same vertical vent pipe and the same drainage stack, said Vincent Ho Kui-yip, spokesman of the building surveying division at the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors.

Environment undersecretary Tse said the pipes could not be ruled out as another route of transmission. Authorities will also consider whether the virus possibly spread from flats numbered 12 to flats numbered 10.

“If we have to evacuate residents in units facing other directions, that means we will have to evacuate everybody in a block for every future case,” she said.

Pressed on why the entire block was not evacuated, Chuang said the decision was based on a risk assessment as other residents had tested negative for the virus.

Architectural drawings show the toilet bowls in the flats numbered 12 and flats numbered 10 were connected to the same vent pipe, according to Undersecretary for the Environment Tse Chin-wan.

Five residents from three flats numbered 12 and a flat numbered 10 were confirmed infected. The decision to evacuate was made after a resident in a third flat numbered 12 was found to have the virus, even though no structural defects in the drainage system had been discovered.
“It’s very difficult to explain [the infections] purely by environmental contamination,” Chuang said. “That’s why, to play it safe, we will evacuate the residents.”

Authorities evacuated no more than 100 residents in Luk Chuen House at Lek Yuen Estate in Sha Tin, living in flats numbered 10 and 12, across 14 floors, according to the Centre for Health Protection at the Department of Health.

Those evacuated would spend 14 days at the government-run quarantine camp, said Chuang Shuk-kwan, the head of the centre’s communicable disease branch.

Some residents in a Hong Kong public housing block were evacuated on Thursday after a cluster of Covid-19 infections was found spanning several floors, with authorities investigating whether pipes were spreading the virus.
The move came as six more coronavirus cases were confirmed, five of which involved Hongkongers returning from Bangladesh, while the sixth was a 72-year-old resident of the affected housing block.
The new cases took the city’s tally to 1,099, with four related deaths.

Coronavirus: Hong Kong public housing estate evacuated after cluster of Covid-19 infections found
Officials have moved some residents from Luk Chuen House at Lek Yuen Estate in Sha Tin
Authorities are investigating whether the virus was spread through pipes

I am starting to love Talknumberone!

100% not going for those MOU and then cancel like last time! That 2 VVIP pun mahu muka tahu tak?

Ageson=Agong Arbb=TSM


TalkNumberOne Malaysia bidding win can become loose, loose can become win wo. hard to say one. no such thing as fair competition
10/06/2020 3:40 PM

Yala, Purpose to JV with VVIP is to secure Mega project!

goodiewilly, Good call!