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大马华人必看！！
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bglZXudl56g
各位亲爱的同胞们，我国现今的政治局势已经不再像以前那么稳定了，至今我们知道自308后民联执政了大马的4个州属，但是民联执政了之后，我国不但没有因为308海啸而变
Water
http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/selangor-govt-in-deep-water-1.91096
THE Pakatan Rakyat Selangor government has only itself to blame for the state's high non-revenue water (NRW), said state BN coordinator Datuk Seri Mohd Zin Mohamed yesterday.
He said Selangor's NRW was high because the state had frozen water concessionaires' capital expenditure (capex) since 2008.
This resulted in the concessionaires not being able to continue to extensively replace old and damaged pipes, leading to high NRW.
NRW is water that is lost before it reaches consumers through leaks, theft or meter inaccuracies.
However, this situation could have been prevented as the state government had a 30 per cent stake in water concessionaires through its subsidiaries, Kumpulan Darul Ehsan Bhd and Kumpulan Pe-rangsang Selangor, said Zin.
"It is puzzling that the state government, as part of the board of directors, freezes capex, yet accuses the concessionaires of not doing enough to reduce NRW.
"A 30 per cent stake is a substantial amount. Please do not say that state has no say and no representation on the board of directors. It does have the power to rectify things.
"This means the accusation by the menteri besar's political secretary, Faekah Husin, that water management was controlled by BN cronies was not an issue as the state is part of the concessionaires."
Zin was responding to Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim's claim that the state's critical water issues would be solved if Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Syabas) could reduce NRW from more than 30 per cent to 20 per cent
Khalid said if Syabas saved 10 per cent of NRW, then the 2.4 per cent treated water reserve would become irrelevant.
The treated water reserve in treatment plants is at the critical level of 2.4 per cent instead of the comfort level of 20 per cent.
Khalid also accused the concessionaires of poorly managing water treatment plants.
Zin, however, said even if the concessionaires reduced NRW to 20 per cent, it would not solve the impending water crisis.
He said this was because water demand grew by 3.5 per cent every year, but the supply capacity had been stagnant since 2008.
"Till April this year, 134 applications for water supply from developers with request capacity of 141 million litres per day have been frozen by Syabas.
"This will have a major impact on the state development and will also result in fewer jobs."
Experts predict that Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya will face a major water crisis by 2014 if the construction of the Langat 2 water treatment plant is delayed.
Zin said even if the plant was allowed to proceed, its completion would be only in 2016.
The plant was part of the Pahang-Selangor raw water transfer project that would treat 1.89 billion litres of raw water and channel it to Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya until 2025.
It has been delayed by 15 months because of the refusal of the Selangor government to approve the development order, land acquisition and other approvals necessary for the implementation of the project.
THE Pakatan Rakyat Selangor government has only itself to blame for the state's high non-revenue water (NRW), said state BN coordinator Datuk Seri Mohd Zin Mohamed yesterday.
He said Selangor's NRW was high because the state had frozen water concessionaires' capital expenditure (capex) since 2008.
This resulted in the concessionaires not being able to continue to extensively replace old and damaged pipes, leading to high NRW.
NRW is water that is lost before it reaches consumers through leaks, theft or meter inaccuracies.
However, this situation could have been prevented as the state government had a 30 per cent stake in water concessionaires through its subsidiaries, Kumpulan Darul Ehsan Bhd and Kumpulan Pe-rangsang Selangor, said Zin.
"It is puzzling that the state government, as part of the board of directors, freezes capex, yet accuses the concessionaires of not doing enough to reduce NRW.
"A 30 per cent stake is a substantial amount. Please do not say that state has no say and no representation on the board of directors. It does have the power to rectify things.
"This means the accusation by the menteri besar's political secretary, Faekah Husin, that water management was controlled by BN cronies was not an issue as the state is part of the concessionaires."
Zin was responding to Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim's claim that the state's critical water issues would be solved if Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Syabas) could reduce NRW from more than 30 per cent to 20 per cent
Khalid said if Syabas saved 10 per cent of NRW, then the 2.4 per cent treated water reserve would become irrelevant.
The treated water reserve in treatment plants is at the critical level of 2.4 per cent instead of the comfort level of 20 per cent.
Khalid also accused the concessionaires of poorly managing water treatment plants.
Zin, however, said even if the concessionaires reduced NRW to 20 per cent, it would not solve the impending water crisis.
He said this was because water demand grew by 3.5 per cent every year, but the supply capacity had been stagnant since 2008.
"Till April this year, 134 applications for water supply from developers with request capacity of 141 million litres per day have been frozen by Syabas.
"This will have a major impact on the state development and will also result in fewer jobs."
Experts predict that Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya will face a major water crisis by 2014 if the construction of the Langat 2 water treatment plant is delayed.
Zin said even if the plant was allowed to proceed, its completion would be only in 2016.
The plant was part of the Pahang-Selangor raw water transfer project that would treat 1.89 billion litres of raw water and channel it to Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya until 2025.
It has been delayed by 15 months because of the refusal of the Selangor government to approve the development order, land acquisition and other approvals necessary for the implementation of the project.
Purchase of 50 trash compactors by the Selangor government
thestar.com.my
THE
Selangor MCA Public Complaints Bureau has questioned the transparency
behind the purchase of 50 trash compactors by the Selangor government.
Tuesday, 5 June 2012
伸手姐患上筹款瘾，挟官威向厂商开刀！
雪州百乐镇州议员谢永贤大义灭亲，写12页的信给行动党高层众领
雪州市议员的遴选标准何在？根本没有标准，还不是由一、两个高层
在一言堂的情况下，不会马来文的、只有23岁的也戴上官帽，便不
市议员原本只有500令吉的津贴，民联在短短四年调涨三次，如今
原本行动党的党争与人无尤，他们关起门来闹，只要不吵到别人也就
掌管雪州投资丶工业及商业事务的行动党高级行政议员郭素沁日前在
人民缴交的门牌税，原本就是用在处理民生问题，民联政府竟然公器
308大选后，行动党向华社伸手讨钱的恶习未改，郭素沁的士布爹
民联打着改革的口号，浩荡向布城前进。改革本来是让更多人生活得
作者：张家发
雪州市议员的遴选标准何在？根本没有标准，还不是由一、两个高层
在一言堂的情况下，不会马来文的、只有23岁的也戴上官帽，便不
市议员原本只有500令吉的津贴，民联在短短四年调涨三次，如今
原本行动党的党争与人无尤，他们关起门来闹，只要不吵到别人也就
掌管雪州投资丶工业及商业事务的行动党高级行政议员郭素沁日前在
人民缴交的门牌税，原本就是用在处理民生问题，民联政府竟然公器
308大选后，行动党向华社伸手讨钱的恶习未改，郭素沁的士布爹
民联打着改革的口号，浩荡向布城前进。改革本来是让更多人生活得
作者：张家发
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