PKR BATU KAWAN MENYAMPAIKAN SUMBANGAN GONG XI FA CHAI

BATU KAWAN-Satu majlis penyampaian sumbangan limau dan sedikit ang pow telah dijalankan di jalankan oleh PKR Batu Kawan.Gambar-Gambar Penyampaian Ang Pow Raya Tahun Baru Cina oleh Wanita KeADILan Bahagian Batu Kawan kepada Pesakit-Pesakit di Pusat Hemodialisis Seberang Perai Selatan pada 24 Januari 2009turut sama ialah YB Law Ketua wanita Batu Kawan Dr Joyce Lee

KASIHANILAH MEREKA INI.REKOD HAK ASASI KEMANUSIAAN MALAYSIA MASIH DITAHAP BURUK

Gambar-gambar ini dan beberapa lagi mungkin akan menjadikan kita rakyat Malaysia merasakan bahawa hak asasi manusia di negara kita begitu teruk.Namun gambar in mungkin antara yang menjadi bahan betapa desakan dan tekanan harus di berikan kerana ianya bukan sahaja di lihat tidak sepatutnya berlaku, malahan haruslah di insafi kita tidak seharusnya melakukan perbuatan ini atas dasar perikemanusiaan.

Kasihanilah keluarga ini kerana ianya bukan sahaja akan menjatuhkan imej pihak berkuasa, namun ianya juga menjatuhkan kredibiliti kerajaan Barisan Nasional yang pernah dituduh zalim.Mana mungkin jika ianya berterusan pihak pemerintah dapat membaikpulih imej dan ini sudah tentulah sukar bagi pihak pemerintah ntuk membaik pulih sistem yang koyak rabak di sana sini.Untuk membetulkan disana, ianya koyak di sini. Maka kerana itu saranan beberapa cerdik pandai bahawa satu rombakan yang menyeluruh harus di lakukan oleh Umno/Bn untuk mengembalikan zaman kegemilangan meraka sebagai pemerintah yang di sukai.

Ianya mungkin sukar untuk dilakukan?????

YB HAMDAN SAMPAIKAN SUMBANGAN KEPADA MANGSA KEBAKARAN

Permatang Pauh-YB Hamdan menyampaikan sumbangan sebanyak RM2000 kepada mangsa kebakaran di kampung Tok Panjang.Sumbangan di sampaikan kepada Ibrahim b Othman.Sumbangan di terima oleh anakanda beliau Pn Syarifah Bt Ibrahim.Baru-baru ini satu kebakaran berlaku di mana rumah keluarga En Ibrahim dan kerugian dianggarkan sebanyak 80,000.

SATU LAGI BERITA LUCON

SPRM bantu pulihkan UMNO

KUALA LUMPUR 23 Jan. - Tindakan Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) menahan dan mendakwa beberapa pemimpin UMNO berhubung politik wang akan membantu memulihkan imej parti itu.

Ahli Parlimen Batu Pahat, Dr. Mohd. Puad Zarkashi melihatnya sebagai sesuatu yang positif, ketika imej UMNO semakin tidak disenangi ramai.

"Tindakan tegas SPRM itu membantu mengembalikan kepercayaan umum. Ia membuktikan kerajaan dan UMNO telus membanteras rasuah," katanya.

Beliau diminta mengulas kenyataan Timbalan Presiden UMNO, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak semalam yang menyerahkan kepada pihak berkuasa mengambil tindakan terhadap pemimpin dan ahli parti yang terlibat dalam politik wang.

Dalam pada itu, Ahli Majlis Tertinggi UMNO, Datuk Seri Dr. Mohd. Khir Toyo memberitahu, Lembaga Disiplin UMNO perlu meneliti kes politik wang membabitkan ahli-ahlinya sebelum ia diserahkan kepada SPRM.

"Jika individu berkenaan didapati bersalah oleh Lembaga Disiplin barulah mereka diserahkan kepada SPRM untuk didakwa mengikut undang-undang," katanya.

Berbeza dengan Mohd. Puad dan Mohd. Khir, Ketua UMNO Bahagian Cheras, Senator Datuk Syed Ali Al Habshee pula mahu skop siasatan SPRM diperluaskan daripada tertumpu kepada UMNO saja.

Beliau memberitahu, siasatan SPRM juga perlu adil agar masyarakat tidak menyalah tafsir dan berpandangan serong terhadap UMNO.

"Masalahnya, SPRM hanya tertumpu kepada UMNO seolah- olah parti ini saja yang korup sedangkan gejala rasuah membabitkan banyak pihak termasuk agensi kerajaan," katanya.

Ketua UMNO Bahagian Pasir Salak, Datuk Tajuddin Abdul Rahman pula berkata, SPRM perlu memastikan individu yang bakal didakwa benar-benar bersalah.

Sementara itu, Ketua UMNO Cawangan Kampung Baru Kulai, Datuk Syed Hussien Al Habshee berkata, dalam politik tiada individu yang benar-benar bebas daripada perbuatan memberi wang.

Bagaimanapun, katanya, ia dibezakan sama ada ia berbentuk sumbangan atau meraih undi.


Jika generasi kini membaca berita sebegini ianya bukan sahaja akan merosak kan UMNO malah menjadi bahan lelucon orang ramai dan rakyat marhaen.mana mungkin satu badan yang lain menolong badan yang lain sedangkan 800 aduan belum selesai diambil tindakan.Ada berapa suruhanjaya yang masih gagal berfungsi dengan sejujur-jujurnya.

Another setback for Malaysia's UMNO

By
Anil Netto



PENANG - A key parliamentary by-election on Saturday that fell to a resurgent opposition alliance has piled more pressure on Malaysia's premier-in-waiting, Najib Razak. At issue now is whether the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition Najib will lead beginning in March is capable of pushing through the reforms many believe are vital for the government's
long-term survival.


Najib, who spearheaded the BN's campaign in Kuala Terengganu, capital of the oil-rich east coast state of Terengganu, was unable to stop another electoral swing to the People's Alliance, which consists of the three main opposition parties. The ruling coalition had won the Terengganu seat by a 628-majority in last March's watershed general election, which saw the opposition making sharp electoral inroads by taking control of five of the federation's 13 states. This time Kuala Terengganu fell to the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, which is represented in the People's Alliance, by a 2,631 majority.


Much of the vote swing came from young Malays, which some believe spells trouble in the long run for the ruling United Malays National Organization (UMNO), the dominant party in the BN coalition. Although the by-election had no bearing on the parliamentary balance of power - the People's Alliance increased its share of seats to 83 in the 222-seat parliament - many saw it as an early referendum on Najib. The deputy premier will soon take the top job from Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi, following a leadership transition scheme hatched last September by UMNO leaders. During that meeting, they effectively pinned the blame for the BN's general election setback last year on Abdullah.


This time much of the responsibility for the defeat falls on Najib's shoulders. ''If Najib thought he was going to have it easy, this by-election has been a rude shock for him,'' says opposition activist Medaline Chang, who helped to campaign for the People's Alliance in Kuala Terengganu. It is the second time Najib has led the ruling coalition to defeat in a by-election campaign. Last August, the ruling coalition lost a by-election in Permatang Pauh to the People's Justice Party, another member of the People’s Alliance. That result saw the Alliance's de facto leader - and now parliamentary opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim - returning to politics after a 10-year absence. Even the use of state machinery, including control over the mainstream media, which provided lop-sided coverage in favor of the BN, could not stem the tide.


Opposition activists, independent journalists and bloggers provided a counterweight, using the Internet to expose allegations the government used money politics to influence voters. "The great thing about the results of the Kuala Terengganu by-election is that the old politics of the Barisan Nasional will no longer work,'' says P Ramakrishnan, president of the social reform group Aliran. ''The past winning formula - money, media and machinery - could not woo the voters to throw in their support for the BN,'' he said.


Najib, the son of Malaysia's second premier, Abdul Razak, also holds the key Finance portfolio and faces a huge challenge as Malaysia's export-oriented economy slows in tandem with the global downturn. (See Malaysia's ostrich economics, October 30, 2008.) Weakening global demand for semi-conductors and electronic products and a slump in global petroleum and palm oil prices will make this a difficult year, with extensive job losses expected. Najib already has political troubles, stemming in part from his implication by association in the murder of a Mongolian female interpreter. He has vehemently denied any links to the case, for which two special forces operatives are currently on trial.


Meanwhile, top UMNO leaders recognize that the party will have to reinvent or reform itself if it wants to check its slide and remain in power after the next general election. Najib has asked BN leaders to move out of their comfort zones and build closer rapport with the grassroots population. He has said that development projects must be based on the needs of the people - an admission of sorts that many projects have not been people-oriented in the past. ''The BN government cannot afford a disconnection between the people's aspirations and the government's direction," Najib was reported as saying. But the big question now is whether, after five decades in power, the UMNO is capable of instituting such reforms, given that corruption, vote-buying and a system of patronage is so deeply entrenched.

UMNO vice president Muhyiddin Yassin said Najib would have to perform "political surgery" on the coalition. ''The people want radical improvements after what happened in the last election,'' he was reported as saying. ''We must be able to do something that would attract the public.'' He said the party had to be reinvented and not just re-branded. But it's not just the UMNO that needs to be reformed. The credibility of key democratic institutions has suffered under BN rule, with critics claiming their independence has been compromised to ensure that the BN retains its grip on power. Reforms to the judiciary, law enforcement and anti-corruption agencies, as well as the election commission, are seen as essential to restore the BN government's credibility.

Outgoing Premier Abdullah says he is determined to push through legal reforms and he has tabled two bills in parliament - the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Bill and the Judicial Appointments Bill - towards that end. A third bill concerning police and other law enforcement agencies rounds out his promised reform agenda and Abdullah has vowed to see through the bills' implementation even after he leaves office in March. After failing to push through such reforms at the height of his popularity following a landslide general election win in 2004, it's unlikely the BN, led by a divided UMNO, will have the political will to follow through on such meaningful reforms, especially considering their full implementation could end prematurely the careers of many party functionaries and loosen the BN's stranglehold on power. ''This by-election leaves the BN having to do some deep soul-searching,'' says Chang, the opposition activist. ''I think they need to look outwards and get outsiders to provide some frank views, as the people in the BN seem to be in a state of perpetual denial.''

The next electoral test will come in the form of possible by-elections and polls for the state assembly of Sarawak, another resource-rich state long considered a stronghold of the ruling coalition. But faced with a resurgent opposition, Najib will have to battle hard to restore his and the ruling coalition's electoral fortunes.


(Inter Press Service with editing by Asia Times Online.)

MALAYSIA: By-Poll Debacle May Hit Reforms

Written by Anil Netto

PENANG, Jan 22 (IPS) - A key parliamentary by-election on Saturday that fell to a resurgent opposition alliance has piled pressure on Malaysia's prime minister-to-be, Najib Razak.At issue now is whether the ruling Barisan Nasional (National Front or BN) coalition he leads is capable of pushing through reforms which many believe are vital for the long-term prospects of the coalition.Najib, who spearheaded the BN's campaign in Kuala Terengganu, capital of the oil-rich east coast state of Terengganu, was unable to stop a swing to the People's Alliance, made up of the three main opposition parties.The ruling coalition had won the Terengganu seat by a 628-majority in last March's watershed general election, which saw the opposition making sharp inroads, wresting control of five states in the 13-state federation.But this time, Kuala Terengganu fell to the Islamic Party (PAS), representing the Alliance, by a 2,631 majority. Much of the vote swing came from young Malays, and that spells trouble in the long run for the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), the dominant party in the BN coalition.Although the by-election had no bearing on the balance of power - the Alliance increased its share of seats to 83 in the 222-seat Parliament - many saw it as a referendum on Najib.The deputy premier is expected to take over the top job from Abdullah Badawi in March, following a leadership transition scheme hatched out last September by UMNO leaders, who had effectively pinned the blame for the BN's general election setback last year on Prime Minister Abdullah.This time much of the responsibility for the defeat falls on Najib's shoulders. ''If Najib thought he was going to have it easy, this by-election has been a rudeshock for him,'' says opposition activist Medaline Chang, who helped to campaign for the Alliance in Kuala Terengganu.It was the second time Najib had led the ruling coalition to defeat in a by-election campaign. Last August, the ruling coalition lost the Permatang Pauh by-election to another People's Alliance party, the People's Justice Party.That by-election saw the alliance's de facto leader - and now Parliamentary Opposition Leader - Anwar Ibrahim, returning to the House after a 10-year absence.The heavy deployment of state machinery in the by-election campaign and the massive mainstream media campaign which provided lop-sided coverage in favour of the BN could not stem the tide.Opposition activists, independent journalists and bloggers provided a counterweight, repeatedly highlighting over the Internet cases of money politics and the use of government allocations to influence voters.It was the third time in 10 months that money politics had failed to halt the opposition's momentum. ”The great thing about the results of the Kuala Trengganu by-election is that the old politics of the Barisan Nasional will no longer work,'' says P. Ramakrishnan, president of the social reform group, Aliran.''The past winning formula - money, media and machinery - could not woo the voters to throw in their support for the BN,'' Ramakrishnan said.As if the burden of taking over the premiership is not heavy enough, Najib, the son of Malaysia's second premier, Abdul Razak, also holds the key finance portfolio. He faces a huge challenge as Malaysia's export-oriented economy slows in tandem with the global slowdown.Weakening global demand for semiconductors and electronic products and a slump in petroleum and palm oil prices will make this a difficult year with more job losses expected.Najib himself has been implicated in the murder of a Mongolian woman - though he has vehemently denied any links to the case - for which two special forces operatives are on trial.Meanwhile, top UMNO leaders recognise that the party will have to reinvent or reform itself if it wants to check its slide and remain in power after the next general election.Najib has asked BN leaders to move out of their comfort zones and build closer rapport with the people or be punished at the next general election. He said that development projects must be based on the needs of the people - an admission of sorts that many projects had not been people-oriented in the past.''The BN government cannot afford a disconnection between the people's aspirations and the government's direction,” he was reported as saying.But the big question now is whether, after five decades of holding power, UMNO is capable of instituting such reforms given that corruption and vote-buying are so pervasive and a system of patronage is deeply entrenched.UMNO vice-president Muhyiddin Yassin said Najib would have to perform ”political surgery”.''The people want radical improvements after what happened in the last election,'' he was reported as saying. ''We must be able to do something that would attract the public.''He said the party had to be reinvented and not just re-branded.But it's not just UMNO that needs to be reformed. The credibility of key democratic institutions has suffered under BN rule, as critics believe their independence has been compromised to ensure that the BN retains its grip on power.Reforms to the judiciary, law enforcement and anti-corruption agencies and the Election Commission are deemed essential in restoring the eroding credibility of the BN government.Outgoing premier Abdullah Badawi is determined to push through legal reforms to restore the credibility of some of these institutions. Already he has tabled two bills in Parliament - the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Bill and the Judicial Appointments Bill.A third on the police force and other enforcement agencies completes his agenda - though he has promised to see through the implemention even after leaving office in March.But after failing to push through such reforms at the height of his popularity following a landslide general election win in 2004, it remains to be seen whether the BN, particularly a wounded, divided UMNO, has the political will to now ensure meaningful reforms.UMNO might not have the stomach to do so, especially when such reforms could bring to a premature end the careers of many party functionaries and even loosen the BN's stranglehold on power.''This by-election leaves the BN having to some deep soul-searching,'' says Chang, the opposition activist. ''I think they need to look outwards and get outsiders to provide some frank views as the people in the BN seem to be in a state of perpetual denial.''The next electoral tests will come in the form of possible by-elections and elections to the state assembly of Sarawak, another resource-rich state considered a stronghold of the ruling coalition.Faced with a resurgent opposition alliance, Najib will have to battle hard to restore his - and the ruling coalition's - battered fortunes.

Intel to close 2 plants in Penang, no layoffs

(updated)

By LOOI SUE-CHERN

GEORGE TOWN: US chipmaker Intel Corporation is planning to close two its existing assembly test facilities in Bayan Lepas, Penang, but said the more than 1,000 affected employees would not be laid off.

In a statement released Thursday from its Santa Clara, California office, the company said the plans were part of the company’s move to restructure some of its manufacturing operations and align its manufacturing capacity to current market conditions.

When contacted, Intel Corp’s corporate affairs manager in Penang Loo Cheng Cheng said the two affected facilities, the PG6 and PG7 plants, where manufacturing takes place, were the company’s older and smaller plants.
“We have a total of six plants in Malaysia running manufacturing, research and development and other services.
“With three plants in Penang and another three in Kulim, Kedah, Intel Corp in Malaysia has about 10,000 employees,” she said.
Loo said the closure of the two plants in Penang would affect over 1,000 of employees but the company would be offering the effected workers comparable job positions in its other Malaysian plants.
“It is safe to say that the company has no plans to lay off any workers for now,” she said.
However, it is still unknown when the two facilities will stop its operations in Penang.
Following the move to close the two plants here, the company’s operations in its Kulim Hi-Tech Park site will assume the role as Intel’s global manufacturing hub.

When asked to comment on the relocation to Kulim, Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said the state government appreciated that no jobs would be lost due to the plant closures.
“Although Kulim and Penang are usually seen as one, we are still unhappy with the relocation.
“We cannot blame Intel but the question is why efforts were not made to set up operations in Bukit Minyak on mainland Penang, which is closer to the island than Kulim,” he said.

Apart from the two test facilities in Penang, Intel will also close one plant in Cavite in the Philippines and will halt production at a water fabrication facility in Hillsboro, Oregon in the United States.

YB HAMDAN SAMPAIKAN SUMBANGAN PUZ KEPADA GURU

PERMATANG PAUH-YB Hamdan hari ini menyampaikan sumbangan kepada 18 guru sekolah agama rakyat SRIBU Sekolah Rendah Islam Bahrul Ulum yang di uruskan oleh Dewan pemuda PAS negeri Pulau Pinang.Sekolah agama yang ditubuhkan pada tahun 2002 itu bertempat di Taman Arowana pada mulanya hanya mempunyai 65 murid kini telah mempunyai 240 murid dan 27 kakitangan pengajar.

Sumbangan kepada kakitangan sebanyak RM600 ini adalah bertujuan untuk memberi semangat kepada kakitangan agar bertugas dengan lebih berdedikasi.

Is the BN becoming irrelevant?

The great thing about the results of the Kuala Trengganu by-election is that the old politics of the Barisan Nasional will no longer work. The past winning formula – money, media and machinery – could not woo the voters to throw in their support for the BN.

The BN poured in money in the millions to tantalise the voters; it mobilised both the federal and state machinery to mount an aggressive campaign; it had the solid support of the pliant media to give the widest one-sided coverage. This was the winning formula the BN had consistently resorted to in the past with great success. But this time it did not work in its favour.
In fact, this formula was an utter failure in the March 8 general election. This same formula failed to make a difference in the Permatang Pauh by-election when the BN was given a drubbing. And for the third time in ten months, the old formula of money politics failed to deliver the votes for the BN.

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Money politics has definitely lost its allure and the voters cannot be enticed into voting for the BN solely on goodies given and promised even more if they were to win the election.
Even fear tactics of dire consequences should the BN be rejected did not make any impression on the voters.

By now, the BN must be throughly lost and confused. And deservedly so!

If the BN fails to abandon its politics that has kept the people apart; if it doesn’t discard its unfair policies that reward its cronies and punish its critics; if it doesn’t openly condemn the extremists among its midst; if it doesn’t reject the bigots who destroy our harmony and unity, then it is doomed to become irrelevant to Malaysian politics.

P Ramakrishnan

President

21 January 2009

PIMPINAN PKR PMT PAUH SAMPAIKAN UCAPAN GONG HI FAT CHAI

PERMATANG PAUH-Pimpinan PKR bahagian telah melakukan sumbangan petang tadi dengan memberi buah limau kepada orang ramai di kawasan pasar jalan Tenggiri seberang jaya dan juga di Kampung Cina Kubang Semang serta kampung Cross Street.

Bergambar beramai-ramai dengan pimpinan bahagian yang di ketuai oleh En Mat Hashim Tim ketua Bahagian,Ketua Wanita Hj Khadijah,Peg Khas Dato seri Wan Azizah Hjh Che Wa,Pegawai Khas DSAI Surani,S/U bahagian En Roslai dan juga AMK Permatang Pauh.

TEATER BILIK SULIT TAWAN PULAU MUTIARA

Teater “Bilik Sulit” arahan aktivis reformasi Hishamuddin Rais berjaya menawan Pulau Pinang selama 2 hari baru-baru ini.Persembahan ulung teater Bilik sulit yang pertama kali di pentaskan di Pulau Pinang ini berjalan selama 2 hari iaitu Sabtu malam 17hb Januari dan juga 2 pementasan pada hari Ahad 18 Januari iaitu padan jam 3 petang dan juga 830 malam bertempat di Zheng Zheng studio jalan Lebuh Light.Turut hadir menyaksikan persembahan tersebut ialah Presiden Aliran P.Ramakrishnan, danjuga para aktivis, dan juga orang ramai.



.Persembahan selama 1 jam 15 minit itu menarik perhatian penonton dengn gaya persembahan yang begitu professional dan pelakonnnya berjaya menyampaikan mesej kepada masyarakat tentang kekejaman dan penindasan selama mana tahanan di penjarakan dan juga di dedahkan tentang sessi soal jawab OKT dengan pihak berkuasa.

Pada keseluruhan gambaran yang disampaikan melalui pementasan ini di anggap begitu profesiaonal oleh para pelakonnnya kerana selain bersahaja, mesej jelas iaitu digambarkan tentang pengalaman yang dilalui oleh pengarahnya Hishamuddin Rais sendiri sewaktu di tahan bersama beberapa tahanan lain pada tahun kebangkitan era Reformasi di mana pada ketika itu 6 tahan iaitu Tian Chua,hishamuddin,Gobalakrishnan,Ezam,Saari sungip serta Ghani Harun yang dituduh cuba menjatuhkan kerajaan dengan menggunakan senjata berbahaya.

Mesej akhir yang hendak di sampaikan ialah bagaimana yang menyoalsiasat itu ialah seorang pegawai polis yang beragama islam,menyoal seorang yang juga beragama islam dengan soalan yang tidak sepatutnya ditanya bukan untuk mencari bukti tentang senjata berbahaya yang didakwa , di tuduh menyimpan senjata membahaya untuk menjatuhkan kerajaan paimpinan Mahathir Mphammad ketika itu tetapi ianya lebih kepada penyiksaan mental.

Menurut Hishamudin mereka akan bergerak ke Ipoh pada 6,7 dan8 Februari di taman budaya Ipoh sebagai satu persembahan mereka untuk menunjukkan betapa ISA adalah sesuatu yang harus di hapuskan dan bagaimana soal siasat itu adalah keterlaluan dan bukan untuk mencari kebenaran akan tetapi hanya untuk menyeksa para tahanan dari segi mental dan juga fizikal.









Sebelum berjaya mengadakan persembahan di studio yang menurut beliau pertama kali di adakan didalam studio, walau agak sempit boleh memuatkan 50 penonton dan pada mulanya bekalan elektrik terputus beberpa jam sebelum persembahan di lakukan.namun berjaya di atasi dan dengan kerjasama krew dan ketabahan para pelakon, ianya berjaya di adakan dan beliau berpuas hati dan bercita-cita untuk mengadakan persembahan di tempat yang lebih ramai lagi kerana ini menjadi agenda beliau untuk menjelaskan kepada masyarakat tetang ISA.

FAIRUS RASMI PROJEK PENYAMBUNGAN PAIP AIR BERSIH

Permatang Pauh-YB Mohammad Fairus merangkap ADUN Penanti dan TKM1 Pulau Pinang telah merasmikan projek memberi bantuan kepada 18 keluarga yang tidak mendapat bekalan air bersih akibat status masaalah tanah yang dididuduki dan juga di sebabkan oleh kewangan telah memberi bantuan penyambungan paip air kepada 18 keluarga di kampong Telok Wang dekat Penanti.Turut hadir ialah pegawai Daerah Seberang Perai Tengah Pn Masirah Che Ali,Timbalan Ketua Bahagian En Mat Hashim,Ketua Wanita Pn Khatijah,Ketua Pemuda En Amir Ghazali dan juga ketua-ketua bahagian dan juga para penyokong.

Mereka yang menggunakan perigi selama hampir 50 tahun sebagai sumber bekalan air utama, dan melihat jiran-jiran sekeliling menikmatinya selama ini diberi bantuan sebagai tanda keperihatinan kerajaan negeri kepada rakyat negeri Pulau Pinang dan juga penduduk Permatang Pauh khasnya.Bantuan di berikan kepada berbagai kaum namun majoritinya masyarakat Siam yang menghadapi masalah status tanah.

Peruntukan sebanyak RM24000 dari peruntukan ADUN Penanti telah di berikan sebagai tanda perihatin kerajaan negeri, malah semua urusan pembayaran pemprosesan,bil diuruskan oleh Pejabat ADUN Penanti.

Menurutt YB Mohammad Fairus lagi, fasa pertama di Telok Wang dan akan di ururskan lagi di fasa kedua dikawasan lain yang menghadapi masaalah yang sama berkaitan dengan status tanah,kewangan dan jauh dari paip utama dan memerlukan belanja yang besar akan cuba di bantu bagi keselesaan masyarakat di Pulau Pinang khasnya di kawasan Permatang Pauh.

Dalam majlis yang sama juga YB Fairus menerima borang keahlian dari penduduk perkampungan Siam sebagai tanda sokongan mereka kepada kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat dan juga kepimpinan Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim di kawasan Parlimen Permatang Pauh.

Law Ah Ba 55 salah seorang yang menerima bantuan menjelaskan bahawa selama ini bantuan yang dijanjikan tidak diterima sehingga beliau berputus asa dan menguncapkan terima kasih kepada YB Fairus kerana memberi bantuan kepada masyarakat keturunan
Siam di kampong Telok Wang.


Law Lek Cun 62 wakil masyarakat kaum Siam juga mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih kepada YB Fairus dan kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat kerana memberi bantuan yang tidak disangka-sangka kerana berpuluh tahun dijanjikan dengan bantuan penyambungan paip ini.Beliau yang pada mulanya tidak yakin kini percaya bahawa kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat memang membantu rakyat.




Wagarajen 47 kaum India turut mengudcapkan ribuan terima kasih keran inisiatif ini hanya berlaku 8 bulan selepas Pakatan Rakyat mengambil alih kerajaan negeri. Ini memberi beliau dorongan yang kuat bagi menjelaskan kepada kaum India untuk menyokong Pakatan Rakyat.


Noi Bin 45 juga menjelaskan bahawa telah beberapa kali janji-janji untuk masukkan air di rumah kerana memohon diatas tanah yang bukan milik status persendirian.jadi tentu masalah kerana belanja yang banyk.Kerajaan pakatan rakyat boleh bagi bantuan ini dan sudah tentulah rasa syukur dengan bantuan ini dan mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Timbalan ketua menteri.

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BANTUAN AIR BERSIH UNTUK 18 KELUARGA

PERMATANG PAUH-bantuan kepada 18 keluarga bagi mendapatkan air bersih telah dilakukan semalam di bawah parlimen Permatang Pauh dan ADUN Penanti di mana TKM1 Fairus Khairuddin sudi memberi bantuan dengan menggunakan peruntukan ADUN PENANTI sebanyak RM24,000.

Dalam majlis yang sama juga beliau menerima borang keahlian menyertai PKR.