Metropolis plan for Kuantan town
Tuesday December 19, 2006
By FARIDAH BEGUM
TheStar (http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/12/19/southneast/16326423&sec=southneast)


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Artist’s impression of Kuantan town in 2015.


KUANTAN: A high-speed train linking Kuala Lumpur and Kuantan, the Kuantan Tower as a landmark along the banks of Kuantan River, two new international tourist towns namely Cherating and Pantai Sepat, and several new townships are among the proposals in the new draft plan for the capital town of Pahang.

In its bid to achieve city status, the draft plan which will be launched today will see many new developments in the town centre including the relocation of the state administration to its proposed site in Indera Mahkota town while its present site in Jalan Gambut will be turned into an arts and cultural centre named “Civic Precinct.”

Jalan Gambut will also be turned into the Corporate Street for offices, Tanjung Lumpur into the Corporate Promenade for multi-national companies and large corporations to house their offices and the Padang Lallang area will be converted into a Small Office Home Office (SOHO) enclave.

Tanjung Lumpur will also see its strength as the corporate promenade strengthened with the proposed Tanjung Lumpur Trade Centre for business conferences and tie-ups.

The MPK fields in the centre of town will be turned into squares namely Dataran Teruntum, which may follow the like of Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur with a proposed underground carpark, and Dataran Makmur near the existing Stadium Darul Makmur.

The stadium will be turned into a bazaar venue when the International Sports Centre in Indera Mahkota is ready.

Indera Mahkota, which will have the distinction of being home to the state administration, will house the Kuantan International Convention and Exhibition Centre besides a technology park.

According to the East Coast Region Town and Country Planning Department director Wan Hassan Wan Ismail, the proposed development would see a conurbation between Chendor and Pekan, which means several townships linked together and this would form a metropolis.

“Such a development will see Kuantan becoming a gateway to the East Coast and bring development to a new level, offering a better lifestyle for the people in this region,” he said in an interview.

He said Kuantan would also create the mini Multimedia Corridor with the development of Putra Square in the town centre.

The draft plan will be on display for one month until Jan 19 next year for the public to view and make their comments and objections to authorities.

Besides the three permanent sites for the draft display at the Kuantan Municipal Council (MPK) office in Tanah Putih, the state Town and Country Planning Department in Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak in Bandar Indera Mahkota and the Kuantan District and Land Office in Jalan Masjid, the draft plan will also be exhibited in eight other places for the convenience of the public.

The mobile display sites which will be held for town days in each place will begin at the Berjaya Megamall lobby (Dec 23 and 24); Jaya Gading Community Hall (Dec 26 and 27); Sungai Lembing Community Hall (Dec 28 and 29); Beserah Community Hall (Jan 3 and 4); Cherating Community Hall (Jan 8 and 9); Bukit Goh Community Hall (Jan 11 and 12); Peramu Community Hall (Jan 15 and 16); and Gambang Community Hall (Jan 17 and 18).

A new township, to be known as Bandar Indera Mahkota II, will also be created, which would also be the central point of Kuantan where an integrated transport hub will be developed.

“This is where the Kuantan Sentral will be located, integrating the various modes of transportation, including the new high-speed train plying the Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan route.

“Also in the long-term planning will be the fast train between Johor Baru and Kota Baru which will run through Kuantan,” he said.

Wan Hassan said extensive studies and discussions had been held between MPK, the department and its consultant town planners, ANZ Planners Sdn Bhd, to ensure the developments proposed under the 2004-2015 draft plan would create a metropolis, which in turn would enhance the quality of life and increase the economic development of the region and the states within it.

The draft plan, emphasises the growth and development of the Kuantan town centre under the auspices of the National Physical Plan, brown sites or vacant land within the town centre should be developed first before the suburbs of a town.

Among the proposals for the brown sites are centralised parking areas in Jalan Tun Ismail, Civic Precinct where the current state administration resides and beneath the MPK field in front of Kompleks Teruntum.

The draft plan also touches on the transformation of Jalan Bukit Ubi into a protocol road and as the new entrance road into the town centre.

The plan, said Wan Hassan also highlights the preservation of heritage buildings and the environment, especially the mangrove swamps and also the creation of Sungai Lembing as a heritage town which will house a safari as a tourist attraction.

The list is exhaustive at best but the end results will depend on the people and the authorities within the capital town and their will to ensure Kuantan develops in the right direction and provides economic and career opportunities for its residents.

Waaah..bagusnya ! Beta amat suka Kuantan ... akhirnya ia akan berubah wajah tak lama lagi !

Geramnya when this metropolis term is being overused! But anyway great for kuantan! Hope to see more details soon.

Waaa!!! Ehhh!!! i saw a menara over there, what its height aaa?????

Not bad yeah,probably a 200-300m high menara i suppose:D

Train from KL to Singapore was horrible.....hope KL-Kuantan will never be like that

Bullet train from KL to Singapore !!! Bullet train from KL to Bangkok !!! Bullet train from KL to Kuantan !!!

All these are dreamzzz.

the picture look a little bit like Melaka Raya, with tall buildings with sea view, full of shop offices and a commercial centre. When the revolving tower in Melaka completed, lagi sama with the picture.

i ingat rancangan nie part of koridor pantai timur kan??

Plan To Introduce Kuantan-KL High-Speed Train By 2015

December 19, 2006 22:51 PM
KUANTAN, Dec 19 (Bernama) -- Travel by train from Kuala Lumpur to this Pahang capital will be faster than by road by 2015 if a high-speed train service between the two destinations becomes a reality.

This is part of a proposal in the National Physical Plan to turn Kuantan into the eastern region's main conurbation centre, said Director-General of Town and Country Planning, Peninsular Malaysia, Datuk Mohd Fadzil Mohd Khir.

He said the proposal would be implemented under four-core development projects of the Kuantan District Locality Plan 2004-2015.

"Travel time for cargo and passenger trains will be shortened when the service is commissioned," he said at the publicity campaign of the draft of the Kuantan District Locality Plan launched by Johor Local Government and Environment Committee Chairman Datuk Hoh Khai Mun, here Tuesday.

The text of Mohd Fadzil's speech was read out by the Deputy Director-General I Kamalruddin Shamsudin.

Mohd Fadzil said the plan also spelt out sustainable conservation of sensitive environmental areas including forest reserves, coastal areas, swampy land, natural lakes and hilly areas in the town.

He said the plan proposed to gazette the turtle landing area in Cendur as a national turtle sanctuary and to develop the former Sungai Lembing mine as a tourist attraction.

The public is invited to comment on the draft prepared by the Kuantan Municipal Council. It will be displayed for one month.

-- BERNAMA

What is the meaning of high speed train? means bullet train?

Kabinet lulus projek kereta api laju Kuala Lumpur - Kuantan

Oleh ARSHAD KHAN

KUANTAN 19 Dis. – Kabinet meluluskan projek kereta api laju menghubungkan Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan bagi meningkatkan pelaburan dan industri pelancongan di Pantai Timur Semenanjung.

Perkhidmatan kereta api sepanjang 246 kilometer itu akan mengambil masa antara sejam hingga sejam setengah.

Kereta api itu boleh mencapai kelajuan 120 kilometer hingga 150 kilometer sejam.

Ia akan bermula di KL Sentral sebelum berakhir di sebuah pusat perhentian kereta api baru yang dikenali sebagai Kuantan Sentral, di sini.

Kereta api berkelajuan tinggi berkenaan hanya akan berhenti di satu tempat transit iaitu di Mentakab.

Menurut Timbalan Ketua Pengarah 1, Jabatan Perancangan Bandar dan Desa Semenanjung Malaysia, Kamalruddin Shamsuddin, projek jajaran kereta api itu adalah sebahagian daripada Rancangan Fizikal Negara yang diluluskan Kabinet pada mesyuaratnya Ogos lalu.

Selepas Lebuh Raya Utara-Selatan dan Lebuh Raya Pantai Timur (LPT), penduduk di kawasan Pantai Barat dan Pantai Timur akan mempunyai satu lagi kemudahan pengangkutan selesa apabila projek kereta api berkelajuan tinggi antara Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan itu menjadi kenyataan.

‘‘Selain menyediakan kemudahan pengangkutan yang cekap, jajaran itu apabila siap juga akan meningkatkan potensi pelaburan dan industri pelancongan negara,’’ katanya.

Menurutnya, kereta api berkelajuan tinggi itu kelak bukan sahaja akan digunakan untuk mengangkut penumpang, tetapi turut mengangkut pelbagai jenis barangan.

“Menurut Rancangan Fizikal Negara, satu jajaran kereta api berkelajuan tinggi dari Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan telah dicadangkan.

“Dengan adanya perkhidmatan kereta api penumpang dan kargo ini, tahap kemudahsampaian dan tempoh perjalanan penduduk, pelancong dan pelabur akan dapat dipendekkan,” katanya di sini hari ini.

Beliau berkata demikian semasa perasmian Publisiti dan Pameran Draf Rancangan Tempatan Daerah Kuantan 2003- 2015 yang dihadiri Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Kerajaan Tempatan dan Alam Sekitar, Datuk Hoh Khai Mun negeri dan Yang Dipertua Majlis Perbandaran Kuantan (MPK), Datuk Muhammad Safian Ismail.

Kamalruddin bagaimanapun tidak menyatakan secara lanjut bila projek berkenaan akan mula dibina dan kos yang terlibat.

Yang Dipertua Majlis Perbandaran Kuantan, Datuk Muhammad Safian Ismail pula berkata, pembinaan projek itu dijangka dimulakan pada 2012 dan ia dijadual siap dan beroperasi sepenuhnya menjelang 2015.

Beliau berkata, projek berkenaan akan dibiayai sepenuhnya oleh Kerajaaan Persekutuan.

Sementara itu, mengenai draf rancangan daerah Kuantan, Kamalruddin berkata, ia akan dilakukan secara bersepadu berdasarkan empat teras utama.

“Keempat-empat teras itu ialah pembangunan perbandaran yang dinamik dan menarik; pengukuhan ekonomi bandar; peningkatan kualiti hidup penduduk dan pewujudan sistem pergerakan yang bersepadu," katanya.

Penyediaan rancangan tempatan itu, kata beliau, mengambil kira tiga aspek utama iaitu selain jajaran kereta api berkelajuan tinggi, ia juga bertujuan menjadikan Kuantan sebagai pusat utama bagi Wilayah Pantai Timur dan pemuliharaan kawasan sensitif alam sekitar.

Kata beliau, pembangunan itu akan turut meliputi bandar Chukai di Terengganu di bahagian utara dan bandar Pekan di bahagian selatan.

"Rancangan tempatan daerah Kuantan akan merealisasikan Kuantan menjadi sebuah pusat metropolis yang sejahtera dan teras pembangunan Wilayah Timur serta memastikan kemapanan pembangunan dan pemuliharaan alam sekitar bagi generasi akan datang," katanya.

Empat bandar baru jana pembangunan ekonomi


BANDAR Indera Mahkota akan dibangunkan sebagai satu metropolis merangkumi pembangunan beberapa pusat penempatan berdekatan seperti Jaya Gading, Gambang, Beserah, Balok dan Tanjung Lumpur dalam Rancangan Pembangunan Perbandaran Kuantan.

Bagi perancangan jangka panjang, Kuantan akan dibangunkan sebagai satu konurbasi meliputi pembangunan sehingga ke Kemaman di utara dan Pekan di selatan.

Untuk mencapai strategi pembangunan spatial itu, empat bandar baru dicadangkan, iaitu Bandar Baru Indera Mahkota II, Bandar Baru Gambang dan dua bandar Baru Pelancongan, iaitu Cherating dan Tanjung Sepat.

Semua tanah kosong dalam kawasan bandar akan dimajukan semula melalui ‘infill development’ bagi memantap dan memperkemas lagi struktur perbandaran Kuantan.

Sehubungan itu, imej dan reka bentuk kawasan pusat bandar Kuantan akan dijadikan lebih menarik dengan pembangunan semula tebing Sungai Kuantan sebagai ‘riverside promenade’ yang serba lengkap dengan kemudahan ‘esplanade’ dan Menara Kuantan berfungsi sebagai mercu tanda utama bandar Kuantan.

Perancang Bandar Unit Rancangan Pembangunan Kuantan, Jabatan Perancang Bandar dan Desa Malaysia, Manmohan Singh, berkata seni bina dan fasad beberapa jalan utama di pusat bandar juga akan diubahsuai untuk melambangkan imej pembangunan korporat dan pusat beli-belah berbentuk bazar.

“Identiti Jalan Bukit Ubi akan dipertingkatkan sebagai laluan protokol dan laluan utama ke bandar Kuantan pada masa depan dengan hiasan jalan yang moden dan menarik serta landskap berkonsep ‘boulevard’.

“Kawasan Padang Lalang akan dibangunkan semula kepada pembangunan perniagaan berkonsepkan ‘small office home office’, manakala kawasan tebing Sungai Kuantan di Tanjung Lumpur akan dibangunkan untuk perniagaan secara ‘corporate promenade’ di mana akan diwujudkan Kuantan Trade Center,” katanya.

Bagi meningkatkan ekonomi desa, beberapa kawasan perusahaan kecil dan sederhana dicadangkan seperti di Bukit Goh, Cherating, Beserah, Cheruk Paloh, Paya Bungor dan sebagainya.

Dari segi sumbangan kepada sektor pelancongan, kualiti persekitaran semua kawasan pelancongan sedia ada akan dipertingkatkan dan aktiviti pelancongan bandar atau ‘Urban Tourism’ akan dipromosikan secara lebih agresif.

Selaras dengan hasrat mewujudkan masyarakat madani dan bandar sejahtera, satu Dataran Sivik turut dicadangkan dalam pusat bandar Kuantan di Jalan Gambut di mana warga Kuantan dapat menikmati kegiatan seni dan kebudayaan.

Komponennya merangkumi sebuah Muzium, Amphiteater, Galeri Kesenian dan Pusat Kebudayaan.

Warga Kuantan juga akan dapat beriadah di Taman Awam peringkat wilayah baru, di Tanjung Putus yang menyediakan pelbagai kemudahan rekreasi bertaraf tinggi dan moden.

Beberapa kemudahan baru yang dicadangkan dalam pembangunan termasuklah perpustakaan negeri di bandar Kuantan dan Pusat Sukan Antarabangsa di Bandar Baru Indera Mahkota II.

Manmohan berkata, semua kawasan yang dikenal pasti sebagai sensitif yang sedia ada akan dikekalkan secara mampan bagi memastikan ia dapat dinikmati generasi akan datang, termasuk kawasan hutan simpan, kawasan persisiran pantai, kawasan santuari penyu, kawasan berbukit dan kawasan tadahan air.

Fuiyo.... akhirnya Pak Lah telah mengotakan janji-janjinye untuk memajukan kawasan luar bandar... cayala... nanti boleh bawak kawan-kawan beta dari luar negeri naik keretapi laju ke Kuantan..

Pahang memang dari dulu lagi mundur... dan terabai...tapi tahun 2015 nanti ia akan jadi negeri yang paling best ! huhuhu...

Bullet train from KL to Singapore !!! Bullet train from KL to Bangkok !!! Bullet train from KL to Kuantan !!!

All these are dreamzzz.

bullet train from KL to Singapore??? hahahaha, what a joke... dun make me laught.....

^ erm...it's in talks between YTL and the Singapore gov't.

Kuantan Sentral coming up
21 Dec 2006
M. Hamzah Jamaludin

KUANTAN: A state-of-the-art railway station similar to KL Sentral will be built on a 24-hectare site in Bukti Goh here.

The integrated railway station will be built in tandem with the proposed express rail link from Kuala Lumpur to Kuantan.

Construction will begin in about seven years and should be finished by 2015.

It will be the main connecting point between the west coast railway network and the proposed east coast express rail system.

The present connection does not go through Kuantan. It runs from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas, Mentakab, Pasir Mas and Tumpat.

The Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan express rail link and Kuantan Sentral are among the national projects included in the Kuantan Local Plan 2004-2015.

The draft is on display now.

Kuantan Municipal Council president Datuk Mohammad Safian Ismail said the Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan rail link will be about 245km long.

The trains will run at up to 190kph and make the journey in 60 to 90 minutes.

"We have identified the alignment for the proposed track.

"Most of the areas involved are private land," he said.

If there are no objections, he said the council will submit the draft to the Town and Country Planning Department in March so it can be gazetted, after which, the authorities are expected to begin acquiring the land.

A year ago ,Town and Country Planning Department director-general Datuk Mohd Fadzil Mohd Khir told all east coast local authorities to identify the route for the proposed express rail service that will link Johor Baru to Kuala Terengganu and Kota Baru.

The east coast express railway system will be part of the Fast Inter-city Railway System (First) that will link all major cities in the country.

Apart from Kuantan, the east and west coast railways will have a connection between Kota Baru and Alor Star. The railway network will become the backbone of the National Integrated Transportation System.

It is part of the proposed Trans-Asian Railway network.

"First"was approved during the National Physical Planning Council meeting chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi last year.

Fuiyo.... akhirnya Pak Lah telah mengotakan janji-janjinye untuk memajukan kawasan luar bandar... cayala... nanti boleh bawak kawan-kawan beta dari luar negeri naik keretapi laju ke Kuantan..

Pahang memang dari dulu lagi mundur... dan terabai...tapi tahun 2015 nanti ia akan jadi negeri yang paling best ! huhuhu...

tahun 2015 nanti semuanya pun maju...tak payah nak tunggu Kuantan. Vietnam, Cambodia pun mungkin akan jadik lagi baik...

120km/h to 150km/h cannot be called 'bullet train' lah!!!bullet train/shinkansen at least 250km/h

^ erm...it's in talks between YTL and the Singapore gov't.

Exactly, they're just talks right now. There were talks about building a bridge to Sumatra if I remember correctly, there were talks Disneyland would come to Johor.. Talks are just that, mere talk, they don't necessarily mean something concrete would come out of them. :) Lets just wait shall we? This might be just what has been so common these days, more trumpeting, showboating, pride mongering TALK.

jika keretapi laju KL - SGP nie lebih menguntungkan malaysia, adakah pihak sgp akan setuju ? i rasa better kita focus pada domestic dulu sampai betul2 power n bersepadu dari timur ke barat n utara selatan dan jadikan KL hub.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/nst/Thursday/National/20061221095932/Article/local1_html

Kuantan Sentral coming up
21 Dec 2006
M. Hamzah Jamaludin

KUANTAN: A state-of-the-art railway station similar to KL Sentral will be built on a 24-hectare site in Bukti Goh here.

The integrated railway station will be built in tandem with the proposed express rail link from Kuala Lumpur to Kuantan.

Construction will begin in about seven years and should be finished by 2015.

It will be the main connecting point between the west coast railway network and the proposed east coast express rail system.

The present connection does not go through Kuantan. It runs from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas, Mentakab, Pasir Mas and Tumpat.

The Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan express rail link and Kuantan Sentral are among the national projects included in the Kuantan Local Plan 2004-2015.

The draft is on display now.

Kuantan Municipal Council president Datuk Mohammad Safian Ismail said the Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan rail link will be about 245km long.

The trains will run at up to 190kph and make the journey in 60 to 90 minutes.

"We have identified the alignment for the proposed track.

"Most of the areas involved are private land," he said.

If there are no objections, he said the council will submit the draft to the Town and Country Planning Department in March so it can be gazetted, after which, the authorities are expected to begin acquiring the land.

A year ago ,Town and Country Planning Department director-general Datuk Mohd Fadzil Mohd Khir told all east coast local authorities to identify the route for the proposed express rail service that will link Johor Baru to Kuala Terengganu and Kota Baru.

The east coast express railway system will be part of the Fast Inter-city Railway System (First) that will link all major cities in the country.

Apart from Kuantan, the east and west coast railways will have a connection between Kota Baru and Alor Star. The railway network will become the backbone of the National Integrated Transportation System.

It is part of the proposed Trans-Asian Railway network.

"First"was approved during the National Physical Planning Council meeting chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi last year.

Im quite impressed with the FIRST proposal and the KL Kuantan ERL. They say the draft is on display now...any idea where and how to get access to this info?

Cheers, m

It is actually good to know that the authorities at least plan to expand rail travel to the East Coast.

If all of Malaysia is connected by rail,I'll take the rail anytime.If not cheaper,it is safer.

Apparently the development masterplan for east coast smthing like Johor's is coming up soon!

120km/h to 150km/h cannot be called 'bullet train' lah!!!bullet train/shinkansen at least 250km/h

I strongly agree wit you. Bullet train now can reach to 300km/h.

Obviously if it's 150km/h,it's probably narrow gauge.So 150km/h is considered high speed by narrow gauge/Malaysian standard.

hoorey..at last i hear some development in kuantan..and plus with high-speed train and the tower..how impressive...kuantan won't be dull anymore..
now what i need is patience to wait for the extrme-makeover finish...10 years won't be long...for sure...i'm 25...still young..hehe

Obviously if it's 150km/h,it's probably narrow gauge.So 150km/h is considered high speed by narrow gauge/Malaysian standard.

Hahaha.....Malaysia standard you said?? Should be West Malaysia standard. Sabah's train now so old and only reach not more than 120 km/h. You noe how slow is that. Super lambat. But still, hope Malaysia has bullet trains can reach about 250-300km/h.

hoorey..at last i hear some development in kuantan..and plus with high-speed train and the tower..how impressive...kuantan won't be dull anymore..
now what i need is patience to wait for the extrme-makeover finish...10 years won't be long...for sure...i'm 25...still young..hehe

What?? That mean you now is 15 years old lar?

Before they proceed to a real high-speed train first, we should modernise our main railine to accomodate this tilting train...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e8/800px-Pendolino_Helsinki.jpg
This Pendolino for example....i think KTM did evaluate this train before is it?

^Yeah...KTM favored the Italian designed Pendolino over Japanese designs for the double tracking project to Ipoh...but that was back in 2001. Folks at KTMrailwayfan are still sceptical whether the Pendolino is still favored.

Waohhh...this Pendolino looks unique. But quite old lar. What it's speed??

Jabat Yakin Aluminium Sdn Bhd (JYASB) has hired two Islamic finance houses to arrange funding for a RM2.3 billion aluminium smelter in Gebeng industrial area, Pahang.

JYASB, a subsidiary of Jabat Yakin Sdn Bhd, obtained the licence to operate the smelter complex with a five-year pioneer status, on April 8, 2005 from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.

In statement yesterday, JYASB said it had hired Kuwait Finance House and AmIslamic Bank to arrange funds, and accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers to give financial advice.

It said the financial consortium planned to raise funds from internationally Syariah-compliant project financing, which will include a mix of ringgit and/or cross border fund raising exercise.

JYASB said it was evaluating internationally recognised players in the aluminium industry to be technical partners.

Its executive chairman Shaiful Nizam Abdullah told Reuters the potential partners included Aluminium Corp of China Ltd and Dubai Aluminium Co Ltd.

Pahang Development Corporation on Aug 25 last year had earmarked 250 acres of industrial land for the smelter project.

The project plans to undertake full production capacity of 300,000 tonnes, with the potential to increase it to one million tonne, which will require about 350MW to 1,400MW of electricity at the respective capacity.

Kabinet lulus projek kereta api laju Kuala Lumpur - Kuantan


Perkhidmatan kereta api sepanjang 246 kilometer itu akan mengambil masa antara sejam hingga sejam setengah.

Kereta api itu boleh mencapai kelajuan 120 kilometer hingga 150 kilometer sejam.



I wonder how will the train take between 1 hour to 1.5hrs from end-to-end. I calculated about 1.6hrs to 2hrs! If really 1 hrs, then the train must run at max speed at 246kmph! Did you guys notice this discrepancy, or am I missing something else?

hoorey..high-speed train KL-kuantan..it's awesome!!

Been to Kuantan last month...great town in my opinion bustling yet relaxing...its seem like Malaysian states caught a fever of some kind..each state want their own mini Putrajaya.hahaha...well not a bad news

I wonder how will the train take between 1 hour to 1.5hrs from end-to-end. I calculated about 1.6hrs to 2hrs! If really 1 hrs, then the train must run at max speed at 246kmph! Did you guys notice this discrepancy, or am I missing something else?

Its ridiculous to reach ktn in 1hr with train running average speed 150kph. Not to forget the titiwangsa mountain range which takes the train cruising slower.

If the railway is built, it ll be the most challenging railway ever build in malaysian soil! The cost may probably exceed rm$5 Billion if they r serious on building high speed track, which i believe Petronas ll be the main financier.

Pahang gets RM76m to promote hi-tech activities
Monday May 7, 2007
By ROSLINA MOHAMAD
TheStar


KUANTAN: The state government has received RM76mil under the 9th Malaysian Plan to promote activities related to information, technology and communication (ICT), biotechnology and biodiversity.

This includes the development of Gambang Technology Park that involves the construction of the ICT buildings and biotechnology laboratories, buying equipment and providing basic infrastructure.

State Science, Innovation, Information and Information Technology Committee Chairman Datuk Mohd Sharkar Shamsuddin said the sum also included RM30mil which was a special allocation set aside by the Finance Ministry to ensure Gambang Technology Park moved in the right direction.

“An action plan is required to see to it that the development of ICT, biodiversity and biotechnology is made in line with aspirations of the Government.

“As such, the state government has agreed to appoint Universiti Malaysia Pahang as the consultant to draft the master plan,” he said here recently.

He added that the state government had also identified several areas in biotechnology that had the potential to help fill up the state’s coffers and the focus would be on agro-biotechnology, healthcare biotechnology and industrial biotechnology.

The herbal industry was an area with such potential and there were a few major projects which had been approved, Mohd Sharkar said.

“Among them are herbal bio-technology centre owned by Technology Park Malaysia and the formation of Felda Herba Cor-poration that specialises in re-search and development work.

“The Pahang government also hopes to get the cooperation from Malaysian Industry Government Group (MIGHT) to develop a herbal valley project in the state that aims to produce entrepreneurs who can grow and manufacture herbs commercially,” he said.

Mohd Sharkar also said in order to further strengthen its hold on biotechnology, a government-linked company - Pahang Tech-nology Resources Sdn Bhd (PTR), had been established with the objective to see the expansion of biotechnology-related ventures.

In the offing was a Pahang Technology Park that would act as a catalyst to spur high-tech related industries and if this were to take off, it would be the first of such parks in the east coast region, he added.

On efforts to ensure ICT was moving accordingly, a Cyber Centre was already taking shape in Kuantan, Mohd Sharkar said.

“The Cyber Centre will serve as an ICT hub for the eastern region and its launch will be held soon.

“Investors will be invited to set up operations in Cyber Centre that covers three areas - Kuantan, Gambang and Tanjung Lumpur,” he added.

He also said the state government estimated investments worth RM170mil to be based in Cyber Centre between 2007 and 2012.

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Pahang gives out RM319.5m
Friday June 22, 2007
TheStar


KUANTAN: The Pahang government has channelled RM319.5mil in loans to four of the 11 state agencies as of March this year.

Pahang SEDC topped the list with RM178.3mil followed by Amanah Saham Pahang Berhad (Aspa - RM92mil), Pahang Agriculture Industrial Development Board (LKPP - RM45.1mil) and Pahang Foundation (RM4.1mil).

Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob said the loans were allocated to the agencies mainly to implement development projects for the people.

He said the loan set aside for Pahang SEDC was for the development of the Gebeng industrial area, commercial areas and build houses at strategic locations in the state, while that for LKPP was for resettlement in Raub and Lipis and commercial padi planting in Rompin.

“The loan given to Pahang Foundation was to finance an electrical wiring course while that allocated to Aspa was to form the Pahang Bumiputera Capital Consolidated Fund and restructure Mentiga Corporation Berhad,” he said

The state had a stake worth RM735mil in Pahang SEDC, RM300mil in LKPP and RM44.1mil in Aspa, Adnan added.

The Mentri Besar said, to date, RM117.9mil had been repaid.

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Plans for Pahang nuke lab
Sunday July 15, 2007
By ROSLINA MOHAMAD, News


MUADZAM SHAH: Asean's first nuclear monitoring laboratory will be built in Bukit Ibam, Rompin, at the cost of RM100mil and is expected to be operational in three years' time.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the location of the laboratory was part of the Government's efforts to ensure balanced development among rural regions in the country.

"Pahang will see more development in the future, especially when the Eastern Regional Development master plan formulated by Petronas starts to take shape," he said when addressing the crowd at a meet-the-people session at the Muadzam Shah sports complex field here yesterday.

Also present were Rompin MP and Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Jamaludin Jarjis and state executive council member and Rompin Umno deputy chief Datuk Maznah Mazlan.

Jamaludin said the laboratory would be the first of its kind in a developing country and 16th in the world after those located in Europe, Japan and Australia.

"The site, covering some 200ha, will be run by locals. We have 66 scientists who are expert in nuclear-related subjects. Many of them are already involved in various multi-lateral works with the International Atomic Energy Agency," he added.

Najib said the Cabinet had agreed to implement the project following recommendations made by the agency as none of the developing countries had such a facility.

The agency noted that Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand had announced their intentions of developing nuclear energy programmes and as such there was a need for a nuclear monitoring laboratory to be set up in the region, he added.

Its other function included providing services for countries that needed to check whether their nuclear-powered facilities and surroundings were safe, he added.

Kuantan-Jabur stretch of East Coast Expressway opens
Sunday July 15, 2007

KUALA LUMPUR: The last stretch of the East Coast Expressway (LPT) Phase 1 that leads to Gebeng, Kuantan, is open to road users from today.

The 14km stretch connects Kuantan and Jabur in Terengganu, the Malaysian Highway Authority announced yesterday.

The Sri Jaya interchange located at Km187.2 LPT Phase 1 is also open for highway users to go to Tasik Chini.

Plans for Pahang nuke lab
Sunday July 15, 2007
By ROSLINA MOHAMAD, News


MUADZAM SHAH: Asean's first nuclear monitoring laboratory will be built in Bukit Ibam, Rompin, at the cost of RM100mil and is expected to be operational in three years' time.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the location of the laboratory was part of the Government's efforts to ensure balanced development among rural regions in the country.

"Pahang will see more development in the future, especially when the Eastern Regional Development master plan formulated by Petronas starts to take shape," he said when addressing the crowd at a meet-the-people session at the Muadzam Shah sports complex field here yesterday.

Also present were Rompin MP and Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Jamaludin Jarjis and state executive council member and Rompin Umno deputy chief Datuk Maznah Mazlan.

Jamaludin said the laboratory would be the first of its kind in a developing country and 16th in the world after those located in Europe, Japan and Australia.

"The site, covering some 200ha, will be run by locals. We have 66 scientists who are expert in nuclear-related subjects. Many of them are already involved in various multi-lateral works with the International Atomic Energy Agency," he added.

Najib said the Cabinet had agreed to implement the project following recommendations made by the agency as none of the developing countries had such a facility.

The agency noted that Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand had announced their intentions of developing nuclear energy programmes and as such there was a need for a nuclear monitoring laboratory to be set up in the region, he added.

Its other function included providing services for countries that needed to check whether their nuclear-powered facilities and surroundings were safe, he added.

If i am superman, i will move away all the other states surrounding Pahang.

Plans for Pahang nuke lab
Sunday July 15, 2007
By ROSLINA MOHAMAD, News


MUADZAM SHAH: Asean's first nuclear monitoring laboratory will be built in Bukit Ibam, Rompin, at the cost of RM100mil and is expected to be operational in three years' time.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the location of the laboratory was part of the Government's efforts to ensure balanced development among rural regions in the country.

"Pahang will see more development in the future, especially when the Eastern Regional Development master plan formulated by Petronas starts to take shape," he said when addressing the crowd at a meet-the-people session at the Muadzam Shah sports complex field here yesterday.

Also present were Rompin MP and Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Seri Dr Jamaludin Jarjis and state executive council member and Rompin Umno deputy chief Datuk Maznah Mazlan.

Jamaludin said the laboratory would be the first of its kind in a developing country and 16th in the world after those located in Europe, Japan and Australia.

"The site, covering some 200ha, will be run by locals. We have 66 scientists who are expert in nuclear-related subjects. Many of them are already involved in various multi-lateral works with the International Atomic Energy Agency," he added.

Najib said the Cabinet had agreed to implement the project following recommendations made by the agency as none of the developing countries had such a facility.

The agency noted that Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand had announced their intentions of developing nuclear energy programmes and as such there was a need for a nuclear monitoring laboratory to be set up in the region, he added.

Its other function included providing services for countries that needed to check whether their nuclear-powered facilities and surroundings were safe, he added.

yaay...go for it! yes...i want to work here. :banana: :banana: :banana:

Recently, the Japan quake causing the nuclear power plant to be leaked, i think you better go there and save them first. since you are in Japan.

how well do you know about nuclear plant?

^^
semua ini hanyalah omongan kosong..
dah 3 tahun tp tiada apa2 dan kerja2 yg berlaku untuk merealisasikannya pada 2015..

iskandar pun belum apa2 nak buat yg lain?apa kata siapkan plaza rakyat dulu,

iskandar pun belum apa2 nak buat yg lain?apa kata siapkan plaza rakyat dulu,

within 5 years...bangkok will have underground like other cities singapore, hong kong..etc..kita apa ada? cakap berdegar2... more develop among asian countries....nak buat extension LRT n efisien public transport pun terkial2...
Singapore invested more than 90 bilion for public transport..kita..injected 10 bilion lepas tu 5 bilion...now where the money gone...satu apa pun tak nampak..traffic jam kat kl like kanasai...

within 5 years...bangkok will have underground like other cities singapore, hong kong..etc..kita apa ada? cakap berdegar2... more develop among asian countries....nak buat extension LRT n efisien public transport pun terkial2...
Singapore invested more than 90 bilion for public transport..kita..injected 10 bilion lepas tu 5 bilion...now where the money gone...satu apa pun tak nampak..traffic jam kat kl like kanasai...

bila diumum project berbillion ringgit,ramai yg terlompat2 happy nak makan duit.tu yg jadi masaalah dgn malaysia.singapore government buat semua on their own.pantau semua from A-Z.malaysia pulak,duit rakyat di collect utk bagi malaun2 ni jadi tambah kaya.development still slow.in 50 years time,im not surprise if we are way behind thailand n vietnam.

^^
semua ini hanyalah omongan kosong..
dah 3 tahun tp tiada apa2 dan kerja2 yg berlaku untuk merealisasikannya pada 2015..

kita apa ada? cakap berdegar2...

Setiap projek memang kena cakap punya plan dulu...seperti berbilang projek di seluruh negara Malaysia yang sedia ada pada hari ini (existing infrastructure)...memang ayah dan mak atau atok, nenek kita dulu pun pernah dengar plan megaproject (world tallest twin tower, PLUS highway, KLIA, Penang bridge, Sepang F1 etc...)

...Sampai hari ini kita punya anak atau cucu mereka pun ada dengar plan megaproject untuk kemudahan di masa depan pula...so terus lihat lah apa nak jadi plak...walau bagaimana pun itu adalah MALAYSIA!!

Another cakap2...
- http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=416914
- http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=561891
- http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=547684
- http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=902328

[QUOTE=nazrey;45068936] (world tallest twin tower, PLUS highway, KLIA, Penang bridge, Sepang F1 etc...)

plaza rakyat,2nd penang bridge,puncak baru and how long does it take to complete problematic MRR2?does this happened in singapore and other country?(dont dare to compare us with indonesia)

iskandar pun belum apa2 nak buat yg lain?

yang mana???...

plaza rakyat,2nd penang bridge,puncak baru and how long does it take to complete problematic MRR2?does this happened in singapore and other country?(dont dare to compare us with indonesia)

Walau bagaimana pun itu adalah MALAYSIA!!

Kalau nak ludah air liur ke langit pun ...perlu bimbang akan jatuh ke muka juga! :cheers: Ingat! MALAYSIA still developing country! ... beberapa project demi negara mungkin akan ada huru hara pada sesuatu! :)

Kalau nak ludah air liur ke langit pun ...perlu bimbang akan jatuh ke muka juga! :cheers: Ingat! MALAYSIA still developing country! ... beberapa project demi negara mungkin akan ada huru hara pada sesuatu! :)

nobody would spit to the sky.even a retard spits on the ground...and what does that has to do with anything anyway?no doubt malaysia is a developing country,but malaysia tend to be a developed country in 2020..now how many years more..oh yeah..almost 10 years.so if the government still crawling n talk a lot,i dont think we can achieve that.sorry,i dont understand ur last sentence.pls dont use online translator next time.thanks :)

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but malaysia tend to be a developed country in 2020..now how many years more..oh yeah..almost 10 years.
:lol: Malaysia still not yet become developed country in 2020 lah! vision 2020 itu hanya menjadi sebagai visi role model untuk membangun negara jadi sistem dan teratur! That's enough! Why!! you so worry that Malaysia not become developed country in 2020 kah...? Silakan org tua (pemimpin) demi negara cakap biar bising...budak2 tak payah buat bising...!:lol:

bila diumum project berbillion ringgit,ramai yg terlompat2 happy nak makan duit.tu yg jadi masaalah dgn malaysia.singapore government buat semua on their own.pantau semua from A-Z.malaysia pulak,duit rakyat di collect utk bagi malaun2 ni jadi tambah kaya.development still slow.in 50 years time,im not surprise if we are way behind thailand n vietnam.

Tak yah tunggu 50 years la...skrg pun dah leh nampak..
mungkin 15 tahun dulu semua org bangga mengaku malaysian..tapi cuba tanya pada setiap org yg waras kat m'sia skrg..may be org indon saja yg memuji m'sia tempat cari makan yg amat bagus kot..
saya sbg org melayu pun malu dgn pemimpin yg tahu hanya brpolitik tak berhenti2, rasuah, tak da vision, tak fikir pasal rakyat, dan tahu hanya memboyotkan perut masing2 sahaja..
nak kata malaysia maju...tang mana? pertanian pun thailand maju ke depan..industri? cukup stakat proton, perodua ke? proton pun bermula sama ngan hyundai korea...tapi bandingkan la taraf antara keduanya skrg..
industri pembuatan kereta utama dunia semua tertumpu kat rayong, Thailand sbg hub di Asia tengarra tak trmasuk bermacam brg pengguna lain...sebut sja..nah ini kah Malaysia as a developing country skrg?.. setakat nak buat semua projek terbesar, terpanjang, tercantik tapi low quality wat apa..
am sick of Malaysia...

Tak yah tunggu 50 years la...skrg pun dah leh nampak..
mungkin 15 tahun dulu semua org bangga mengaku malaysian..tapi cuba tanya pada setiap org yg waras kat m'sia skrg..may be org indon saja yg memuji m'sia tempat cari makan yg amat bagus kot..
saya sbg org melayu pun malu dgn pemimpin yg tahu hanya brpolitik tak berhenti2, rasuah, tak da vision, tak fikir pasal rakyat, dan tahu hanya memboyotkan perut masing2 sahaja..
nak kata malaysia maju...tang mana? pertanian pun thailand maju ke depan..industri? cukup stakat proton, perodua ke? proton pun bermula sama ngan hyundai korea...tapi bandingkan la taraf antara keduanya skrg..
industri pembuatan kereta utama dunia semua tertumpu kat rayong, Thailand sbg hub di Asia tengarra tak trmasuk bermacam brg pengguna lain...sebut sja..nah ini kah Malaysia as a developing country skrg?.. setakat nak buat semua projek terbesar, terpanjang, tercantik tapi low quality wat apa..
am sick of Malaysia...

we all feel the same bro..:cheers:

:lol: Malaysia still not yet become developed country in 2020 lah! vision 2020 itu hanya menjadi sebagai visi role model untuk membangun negara jadi sistem dan teratur! That's enough! Why!! you so worry that Malaysia not become developed country in 2020 kah...? Silakan org tua (pemimpin) demi negara cakap biar bising...budak2 tak payah buat bising...!:lol:

so all these talking n planning for 2020 is merely a role model for a better system?what kindda crap is that?we dont need a 2020 vision to do a better system.systems should be improvised from time to time by all governments.thats what governments do.

as a civilian,i have all the right to voice out(bising2) about what ever is not right in this country,and as far as i concern,u are the one who are 'budak'..u think being a senior here make u better than us newbies?well go back to school n study how to talk in bahasa or english before u look down on other ppl.

stop being arrogant if u dont even know how to make a right sentence :ohno:

Kalau nak ludah air liur ke langit pun ...perlu bimbang akan jatuh ke muka! :cheers:

nobody would spit to the sky.even a retard spits on the ground...

Maksud saya adalah di org paling kebelakang serta pejam mata dan complain yang tak guna...madah2nya ludah air liur kemuka diri sendiri ..tak pandai nak puja puji! people blame their own country! apa guna org macam tu!

Maksud saya adalah di org paling kebelakang serta pejam mata dan complain yang tak guna...madah2nya ludah air liur kemuka diri sendiri ..tak pandai nak puja puji! people blame their own country! apa guna org macam tu!

i have to read many times to understand what are u trying to tell.seriously,ur words are like puzzle.

nobody complain or blamed the country.we just complaining the government weakness and wrong doings.dont be blunt to understand this.i appreciate many things..im a grateful man.but how can i be a good civilian if i just keep my mouth shut when theres something need to be voiced out?a good government is a willing to listen government.and our government is listening,at least.and as we speak,the politicians are sleeping on a thousands ringgit bed.so yeah,if they are not paid to listen,then what good are they?but u,u are an arrogant boy who think everyone need to be fed by ure so called latest copy n paste.stop looking down on other people!and for goodness sake,fix ure language pls!

iskandar pun belum apa2 nak buat yg lain?

OK this forum is not malaysian gov forum...Let me listen >> yang mana ..boleh sya tahu pls :)

a good government is a willing to listen government.and our government is listening

You dun have to worry about my language (BM)
Kamu tak payah bergaduh dengan bahasa sya...dun worry ..I'm very goood in other language!
(dan saya tak pernah buka dictionary BM online lah..semua keluar dari hati saya)

This forum is just public forum...and this subforum of 2020 is for follow progressing of project...saya pernah kata dulu di org bergaduh di pilitik thread dan dah tak peduli di thread yang lain...so kalau nak bergaduh di thread lain macam ni...tak payah comment la! comment je kat thread politik..! Ingat sekali some malaysian jealous their own advance/development!!! begitu tak? :lol:

nah ini kah Malaysia as a developing country skrg?.. setakat nak buat semua projek terbesar, terpanjang, tercantik tapi low quality wat apa..
am sick of Malaysia...

Ya inilah developing country as MALAYSIA!
Budak ni tak pandau nak memuji langsung!! :ohno: Fikir mudah2...lain kali fikir mendalami sikit!!!
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=67701&page=45
Sebab tu lah saya dah kata di org paling kebelakang serta pejam mata cakap...

BM di setiap tempat itu berlainan..jikalau di org nak baca bahasa saya ..perlu baca dengan hati bukan hanya dengan matanya saja...memang taipan BM saya tak seperti kau!

a good government is a willing to listen government.and our government is listening

:cheers:
http://www.malaysia.gov.my/EN/myCommunity/PortalFeedback_Enquiries/Pages/PortalFeedback_Enquiries.aspx

Malaysia ranks 11th in e-govt
2009/10/14

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia aims to be one of the top 10 countries in providing electronic government (EG) service.

At present, Malaysia is still lagging behind developed countries -- in 11th place -- according to a survey by the Brookings Institution in the United States.

Despite having improved rankings by leaps and bounds from 25th place two years ago, Minister in Prime Minister's Department Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon said the government would not rest on its laurels.

"It is not surprising that countries like South Korea and Singapore are ahead in the ranking.


"But we should sit up and take note that the Dominican Republic and Brazil have overtaken us in the ninth and 10th places, respectively."

Koh was speaking after launching the 1 e-Government Conference 2009 themed "Transforming Service Delivery: People First, Performance Now" at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre.

He said the 11th ranking should aspire and drive the civil service to greater efficiency.

e-Government?
e-Government (short for electronic government, also known as e-gov, digital government, online government or transformational government) is a diffused neologism used to refer to the use of information and communication technology to provide and improve government services, transactions and interactions with citizens, businesses, and other arms of government.

In another definition, e-government is defined as a government model which utilizes information technology in exchange of information, services and goods between citizens and commercial institutions in order to increase performance and efficiency. In the broadest sense, e- government project aims at establishing a better government structure, meaning that e- government focuses on "government" more rather than "e". According to Fountain who uses the term "virtual state", the digitalization of data and communication makes fundamental changes in the nature of government and its organization. Main components of e- government are e- firm, e-institution and e-citizen. Each of them will work to realize the "e" within themselves and they will develop in interaction, so e-government will develop eventually. The directions of e-government services can be grouped into three categories.

OK this forum is not malaysian gov forum...Let me listen >> yang mana ..boleh sya tahu pls :)



You dun have to worry about my language (BM)
Kamu tak payah bergaduh dengan bahasa sya...dun worry ..I'm very goood in other language!
(dan saya tak pernah buka dictionary BM online lah..semua keluar dari hati saya)

This forum is just public forum...and this subforum of 2020 is for follow progressing of project...saya pernah kata dulu di org bergaduh di pilitik thread dan dah tak peduli di thread yang lain...so kalau nak bergaduh di thread lain macam ni...tak payah comment la! comment je kat thread politik..! Ingat sekali some malaysian jealous their own advance/development!!! begitu tak? :lol:

i have no interest in arguing about politic with u..u just a kid.but u mentioned ludah ke langit n called me budak.read my previous statements..its all about YOUR ARROGANCE!!!!u think being here since 2003 make u wiser than every one else?again..DO NOT LOOK DOWN ON NEWBIES!so far,u are the only forumer who are arrogant!jealous our own advance/development?what in the world does that means?are u ok?did u drop school or some thing?what ever circling in ur tom yum mind,pls dont judged me ok,look in the mirror n judge ure self!

:cheers:
http://www.malaysia.gov.my/EN/myCommunity/PortalFeedback_Enquiries/Pages/PortalFeedback_Enquiries.aspx

are u a moron?i already stated that the government is willing to listen..why give me these article when its clearly supporting what i just said?dont u understand english senior boy?

BM di setiap tempat itu berlainan..jikalau di org nak baca bahasa saya ..perlu baca dengan hati bukan hanya dengan matanya saja...memang taipan BM saya tak seperti kau!

dah tau "taipan BM tak berapa bagus" jgn la berlagak!jgn menghina org baru!kat forum ni aku kenal ramai forumer yg bermacam fahaman...tapi semuanya ambik kira pendapat org lain tanpa mengira newbies atau senior.kamu sorang jer yg sudah beberapa kali mengingatkan org baru sebagai newbies.kamu ingat duduk lama kat forum buat kamu lebih bijak dari org lain ker?dulu aku pernah berbalah dgn vince,tapi dia lansung tak pernah hina status aku sebagai newbies.dia hormati aku sebagai forumer.dan jgn nak pandang sebelah mata pada org yg join politic thread.kami bukan org yg suka berbalah(walaupun kadang kadang berlaku).kami cuma nak memahami apa yg berlaku di malaysia ni.aku paling benci org yg suka pandang rendah pada org lain!

macam mana nak baca "taipan" kau dgn hati yg terbuka kalau tak boleh paham apa yg kau "taip"?!

[QUOTE=nazrey;45138773]


You dun have to worry about my language (BM)
Kamu tak payah bergaduh dengan bahasa sya...dun worry ..I'm very goood in other language!

why would i be worrying about ur BM?i just telling u to fix it!or else,nobody understand what u are trying to say!got it?!and if u r so good in other language,of course every one knows which one that is,then go to other forum where u can boast ur language.

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^^ ermms my take:

we do will face water shortages particularly in the central region, melaka N9 and selangor are at the brink of being in water ration season soon, we are drinking away our reserve and its not replenish fast enough to make the current dam sustained the future consumptin, if it were a white elephant surely PR selangor will be bising, but there were not and the bising is cming from somewhere else..

EDT is important as it will reduce the cost of transporting goods, and people between places, you see taking a train to penang will cost a whole lot less than an airplane and with little diff in arrival time and a whole lots cheaper,faster and safer than using PLUS. this movement will create stimulate the nation economy particularly the small town along the line.

nuclear is good, its cheap!!! and a whole lots healthier to the environment than burning fossil fuel....unless we wiling to built an undersea cable to borneo to tap on their hydro power, nuclear is the way to go, we could not sustain the increase amount of subsidies currently feed into our grid.

PKFZ and the jambatan senget is something that is particularly the gov fault..

hey naz..im apologize for my rude statements.

Nazrey , byong Sun , please stop fighting in this thread . Please move on to this topic now.

dah tau "taipan BM tak berapa bagus" jgn la berlagak!jgn menghina org baru!kat forum ni aku kenal ramai forumer yg bermacam fahaman...tapi semuanya ambik kira pendapat org lain tanpa mengira newbies atau senior.kamu sorang jer yg sudah beberapa kali mengingatkan org baru sebagai newbies.kamu ingat duduk lama kat forum buat kamu lebih bijak dari org lain ker?dulu aku pernah berbalah dgn vince,tapi dia lansung tak pernah hina status aku sebagai newbies.dia hormati aku sebagai forumer.dan jgn nak pandang sebelah mata pada org yg join politic thread.kami bukan org yg suka berbalah(walaupun kadang kadang berlaku).kami cuma nak memahami apa yg berlaku di malaysia ni.aku paling benci org yg suka pandang rendah pada org lain!

macam mana nak baca "taipan" kau dgn hati yg terbuka kalau tak boleh paham apa yg kau "taip"?!

hey guys...
can both of u please behave and debate like mature guy...stop ding dong here...we dun like to read yr argument here..

And pls respect each other ok...
though i am not current govermnt supporter...but i can respect yr opinion too..

Ya inilah developing country as MALAYSIA!
Budak ni tak pandau nak memuji langsung!! :ohno: Fikir mudah2...lain kali fikir mendalami sikit!!!
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=67701&page=45
Sebab tu lah saya dah kata di org paling kebelakang serta pejam mata cakap...

BM di setiap tempat itu berlainan..jikalau di org nak baca bahasa saya ..perlu baca dengan hati bukan hanya dengan matanya saja...memang taipan BM saya tak seperti kau!

sometime i dun know wat the hell he's talking about...memuji dengan bahasa terbalik?
anyway i can accept that :banana:

hey guys...
can both of u please behave and debate like mature guy...stop ding dong here...we dun like to read yr argument here..

And pls respect each other ok...
though i am not current govermnt supporter...but i can respect yr opinion too..

im not a government supporter.sorry guys for what i said.

im not a government supporter.sorry guys for what i said.

well said...cam ni la...even kita tak ngam dgn pendapat seseorg..jgn cepat melatah mcm peribahasa ckp...rambut sama hitam, tapi hati lain2
:banana:

im not a government supporter.sorry guys for what i said.

TERNYATANYA...:cheers: kau nak hidup sebagai anti-gov person semata ke..hmmm..kalau begitu siapa nak dengar awak :lol:

a good government is a willing to listen government.and our government is listening
kalau semata nak anti..who will listen you :lol: Remember...life is so short!

TERNYATANYA...:cheers:

ternyatanya apa?:nuts:

:lol: :pet:

what ever la thai boy..flatter your self as much as u wish.good thing is,i dont understand what ever u try to say.:rofl:

^^ LMAO :nuts:

Bukan tak faham tu..tapi tak nak faham... :lol:

i dont understand what ever u try to say.

You just dun want to understand......

Guys , please behave youself and stop fighing each other . Nobody will read you argument . Byong Sun , Nazrey and Sampak I want to say again please behave youself .

Bukan tak faham tu..tapi tak nak faham... :lol:

You just dun want to understand......

^^ Same thing about you.

hmmm.. nazrey ni bukan malaysian ker?

hmmm.. nazrey ni bukan malaysian ker?


Ya , sekarang Nazrey tinggal di Thailand , Hat Yai .... tapi dia lahir di Malaysia.

Guys , please behave youself and stop fighing each other . Nobody will read you argument . Byong Sun , Nazrey and Sampak I want to say again please behave youself .

hey...mind yr word pls...i m not involve n will not in tis stupid argument..am just give my sense of opinion..if u'r mature enough...just take it or leave :ohno:it..therefore am always behave myself..:banana:

hey...mind yr word pls...i m not involve n will not in tis stupid argument..am just give my sense of opinion..if u'r mature enough...just take it or leave :ohno:it..therefore am always behave myself..:banana:

Sorry for my statement .