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PONTIAN – Melihat keadaan sebuah rumah usang dan dikelilingi dengan semak samun di Kampung Permas Kelapa, di sini, pasti tiada siapa yang menyangka kediaman itu berpenghuni.

Namun rumah itulah menjadi tempat berteduh pasangan adik beradik, Mian Subari, 86, dan adiknya Noriyah, 56, sejak bertahun lamanya.

Difahamkan, Mian yang tidak pernah mendirikan rumah tangga sehingga kini masih menjaga adik perempuannya itu yang mempunyai masalah lembam.

Tinjauan Sinar Harian ke rumah terbabit mendapati, keadaan dalam kediaman itu perlu diperbaiki dan terdapat banyak takungan air hujan susulan keadaan bumbung rumah yang bocor.

Mian berkata, dia yang kini sudah tidak lagi bekerja amat bersyukur kerana masih mempunyai tempat tinggal meskipun dalam keadaan serba kekurangan.

Bagaimanapun, dia mengakui memasang impian supaya rumah didiaminya itu dapat dibaiki untuk keselesaan hidupnya dan Noriyah.

“Saya dan adik bersyukur kerana kami masih lagi mempunyai tempat berteduh dan berlindung dari hujan dan panas,” katanya.

"Kami hidup pun dengan bantuan bulanan RM300 dari Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM), mana mungkin saya dapat membaik pulih rumah ini. Saya juga tidak lagi mampu membuat kerja-kerja berat atas faktor usia. Oleh itu, saya amat berharap ada pihak yang dapat membantu sekurang-kurangnya membaiki rumah ini,” katanya.

Mian berkata, keadaan rumah yang usang, bocor dan berlubang itu menyebabkan dia dan Noriyah sering kesejukan pada waktu malam.

Menurutnya, keadaan bertambah buruk sekiranya hujan lebat kerana hampir keseluruhan zink rumah bocor dan dinding rumah berlubang.

"Bila lihat awan mendung sahaja, saya dan adik sudah mula runsing memikirkan memikirkan keadaan rumah,” katanya.

Mian berkata, semak-samun yang sudah menjalar di atas bumbung rumah membuatkan dia dan Noriyah semakin bimbang mengenai keselamatan diri.

“Bimbang juga sekiranya terdapat haiwan liar seperti ular di atas bumbung. Dulu ada orang datang melihat kawasan sekitar rumah dan mereka beritahu akan cuba mendapatkan bantuan baiki rumah.

“Pada ketika itu, saya amat gembira, tetapi sampai sekarang tiada khabar berita,” katanya.

Justeru, Mian bersama Noriyah amat berharap supaya rumah berkenaan dapat dibaiki segera bagi membolehkan mereka hidup lebih selesa

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Bangkai buaya besar ditemui di Kuala Selangor sebagaimana didakwa blogger

Gambar Buaya Besar Di Kuala Selangor | Gempar seketika apabila satu bangkai buaya besar ditemui di Kuala Selangor. 

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Court nullifies conversion of three minors by father

IPOH: In a landmark decision, the High Court yesterday nullified the conversion of three minors by their Muslim convert father more than four years ago.

Judicial commissioner Lee Swee Seng, who delivered the judgment, said the conversions of Tevi Darsiny, 16, Karan Dinish, 15, and Prasana Diksa, 5, were unlawful.

Their names after conversions were Umu Salamah, Abu Bakar and Umu Habibah.

Their father, Mohd Ridzuan Abdullah, whose Hindu name before conversion was K. Patmanathan, converted them in April 2009 and then obtained certificates of conversion from the Perak Islamic Religious Department to show his Hindu wife, M. Indira Gandhi, as proof of conversion.

Indira then filed an application the same year to seek the nullification of the conversion on the basis that the conversions contravened the Administration of the Religion of Islam (Perak) Enactment 2004 and other laws, including the Federal Constitution.

She named as respondents the Perak Registrar of Converts (Pendaftar Mualaf), Perak Islamic Religious Department, Perak government, the Education Ministry, the Federal Government and Ridzuan.

Indira was represented by K. Shanmuga, M. Kulasegaran and N. Selvam. The first three respondents were represented by assistant state legal adviser Norazura Mokhtar, who also mentioned for the fourth and fifth respondents. Counsel Hatim Musa represented Ridzuan.

In his judgement, Lee said the conversions were null and void because the minors were not present before religious officials to utter the declaration of faith (kalimah syahadah) as required by the enactment.

"Although they are children, like those who have attained the age 18, they have to utter the declaration of faith in person (at the Perak Islamic Religious Department) before certificates of conversions could be issued to them.

"It is this court's interpretation that the children had to have expressed their desire to convert to Islam before the conversions could take place," he said referring to Sections 96 and 106 of the Enactment.

Lee said that the High Court of Malaya had superior powers to decide on matters related to conversion.

He also said if the word "parent" were to be taken to mean either father or mother then this would lead to "one parent converting the child today, and another parent converting the child tomorrow and the cycle will continue".

Lee said he believed the framers of the Federal Constitution did not have this in mind when drafting the supreme law of the land.

The court also found that Article 11, which gave every Malaysian religious freedom, included the right to educate and raise children in the religion of their parents.

"This is part of the right to practise other religions in peace and harmony as per Article 3 and part of the right of life and liberty as per Article 5 of the Federal Constitution."

Lee did not make a ruling on cost as he believed the respondents might appeal the decision.

Speaking to reporters after the decision was delivered, Indira, who was accompanied by her mother and another relative, said it was a good decision.

"I have been waiting for nearly five years.

"This is a very very touching moment for me and my kids.

"I am just waiting to deliver the (High Court) decision to them (Tevi Darsiny and Karan Dinish)."

The youngest child, Prasana Diksa, had been taken away by Ridzuan although the High Court had given full custody of all three children to Indira.

He had refused to hand over the child and her whereabouts are not known.

New Straits Times 

Isu makan di bilik persalinan: Guru Besar buat laporan polis bimbang keselamatan diri, keluarga

Sungai Buloh: Guru Besar Sekolah Kebangsaan Seri Pristana (SKSP), Mohamad Nasir Mohd Noor membuat laporan polis selepas menerima dua ugutan bunuh, dipercayai berkaitan isu penggunaan bilik persalinan dijadikan kantin sementara di sekolah berkenaan. 

Laporan dibuat di Balai Polis Saujana Utama, di sini pagi semalam. 

Mohamad Nasir memberitahu BH beliau menerima dua ugutan bunuh oleh individu tidak dikenali selain dikecam dengan kata-kata kesat di laman sosial yang mengganggu emosinya dan keluarga.

“Laporan polis dibuat demi keselamatan saya dan keluarga. Malah, orang ramai turut menghukum saya melalui laman sosial berdasarkan maklumat yang tidak benar.

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Shisha ban should cover all Malaysians

ALL ENCOMPASSING: The edict creates a double standard in safeguarding the health of people

THERE is no doubt that the fatwa to ban the use of shisha is timely and welcomed. Shisha is no longer a novelty in Malaysia. It has become popular, especially among youngsters of both genders.

They perceive shisha as harmless, more for fun and kicks. This is always the case for habit-forming activities, ranging from the use of substances to electronic gadgets.

Hence, to act fast with utmost resolute is the name of the game. It will become an uphill battle once the habits become entrenched in us.

The fatwa against shisha is laudable, though it could have been done earlier.

The next step is to internalise the fact that addiction knows no boundaries: geographical, ethnicity and social status.

After all, the biophysiological and psychological responses are invariably the same for all humans, though some may be more disposed than others, depending on the exposure or other predisposing factors.

In this regard, the shisha ban should have been more encompassing and not only limited to the scope of the fatwa.

It should have been extended, on the same scientific basis and evidence, that shisha is undesirable for all Malaysians.

Hence, a nationwide ban is warranted.

Otherwise, not only is the ban more difficult to impose, it also creates a double standard in safeguarding the health of Malaysians.

This would be most unfortunate as it can be divisive.

Based on this, the question that must be asked is, why just stop at shisha? What about other tobacco products, notably cigarettes?

Here is where the shisha ban falls terribly short. In fact, it sends a wrong signal, implying that cigarette smoking is an acceptable habit, as though it is a lesser evil relative to shisha.

Indeed, there are opinions to that effect, arguing that the constituent of shisha is crude and, worse, because it has no filters unlike cigarettes.

The water filter provided by shisha is insufficient or ineffective. So, cigarettes and other tobacco products being excluded from the fatwa will continue to waste millions of lives, most prematurely. Ironically, death caused by shisha is nowhere near this.

The reality is different with cigarettes.

Cigarette packs have this warning: "Tobacco kills."

It also maims many more because of the secondary smoke that it emits into the environment, not unlike shisha.

It is already recognised by many parties, including the World Health Organisation, that there are 7,000 chemicals in a cigarette.

Many are deadly and several are carcinogenic.

Despite all these, far from being banned, the control of the sales in this country remains weak as compared with Thailand and Singapore.

They appear to be far more committed to save the lives of their population. Ours have been flip-flopping in most cases, otherwise, the "kita akan kaji dahulu"(we will study first) knee-jerk response when others have implemented the same years ahead with much success (point of sales cigarette advertisements, for example). To be sure, in the last few years, the campaign against tobacco has stagnated.

As a result of that, too, there have now emerged e-cigarette devices, once again disguised as something so benign that they can be bought in souvenir shops around the country.

Like shisha, this is another novelty that appeals to the younger generation, who have always been the target of the tobacco industry. This time with a reverse claim of being a clean cigarette, if ever there is one.

On the contrary, the liquid that is to be used with the e-cigarette contains chemicals, including the addictive nicotine. It cannot possibly justify the word clean, as much as the word "mild" or "light", as in the case of conventional tobacco.

Here again, Malaysia is being bogged down with the cliché - "kita akan kaji", when our neighbours, with at least five others worldwide, have banned the use of e-cigarettes.

The logic that banning deadly poisons like tobacco products will cost business to lose is irresponsible. This implies we would be more concerned about losing profits rather than previous human lives.

The ultimate question still remains: do we have what it takes to do the right thing to protect the lives of our citizen from being wasted by the merchants of death? The answer is obvious. And we must act accordingly, immediately.

The fatwa against shisha is noteworthy, although it could have been done done much earlier.

Read more: Shisha ban should cover all Malaysians - Columnist - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/opinion/columnist/shisha-ban-should-cover-all-malaysians-1.324509#ixzz2ZpDP4mnl

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Konvoi YAM Tg Sri Temenggung Raja telibat dalam kemalangan maut

Salam YDH Dato'. Utk makluman . Sebuah kemalangan maut melibatkan konvoi YAM Tg Sri Temenggung Raja dari Johor BAru ke Kuala Terengganu Trg dilaporkan berlaku kira-kira jam 12.20 di Kilometer 38 Jalan Johor Bahru-Mersing berhampiran simpang masuk ke Taman Daiman Jaya
         Semasa kejadian YAM Tg Sri Temenggong Raja tiada dalam konvoi dan telah berpisah sendiri 3 buah motorsikal menuju ke Kuala Lumpur dari Rumah Tg Hassan.
       Konvoi dari Kuala Terengganu - Johor - Terengganu itu dieskot oleh tiga penunggang trafik dan tiga motorsikal. 
     Kemalangan yang melibatkan empat buah motorsikal berkuasa tinggi dan sebuah lori tangki itu mengorbankan dua penunggang motorsikal Rashid dan Shan manakala tiga lagi cedera. 
           Kejadian dipercayai berpunca apabila sebuah motorsikal dipandu perlahan secara tiba-tiba yang menyebabkan pemandu sebuah lori dan empat buah motorsikal di belakang hilang kawalan.
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