AES: Syarikat dapat RM13.55j, kerajaan RM3.4j

KUALA LUMPUR: Kerajaan berjaya mengutip sebanyak RM20,020,500 kompaun hasil Sistem Penguatkuasaan Automatik (AES) bermula 11 Jun 2013 hingga 23 September 2012 dengan kutipan lebih kurang 10 peratus.

Menurut jawapan bertulis Menteri Pengangkutan kepada soalan Ahli Parlimen Kota Melaka Sim Tong Him di Dewan Rakyat hari ini, dalam tempoh yang sama sebanyak 673,339 saman kesalahan AES dikeluarkan oleh Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ).

Berdasarkan Formula Tiga Langkah dalam Perjanjian Konsesi, agihan kutipan saman sehingga 15 Mei 2013 adalah sebanyak RM13,550,758 diberikan kepada syarikat manakala RM3,429,910 kepada kerajaan. 

Sebanyak 14 kamera AES telah beroperasi di lokasi-lokasi berikut:

1. KM 375.9, Lebuhraya PLUS-Slim River (Arah ke Utara)
2. KM 7, Jalan Maharajalela, Teluk Intan (Aran ke Bagan Datoh)
3. KM 91, Jalan Ipoh-Butterworth (Arah ke Selatan)
4. KM 26, Jalan Ipoh-Kuala Kangsar (Persimpangan Kg. Kerdah)
5. KM 85.5, Jalan Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur (Arah ke Selatan)
6. KM 204.6, Lebuhraya PLUS-Taiping (Arah ke Utara)
7. Jalan Pasir Putih, Ipoh (Persimpangan Jalan Temenggung, Jalan King)
8. Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur (Persimpangan Jalan Sepadu)
9. Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur (Persimpangan Jalan Perhentian Sentul)
10. KM 6.6 SKVE (Puchong ke Kajang)
11. KM 301.6 Lebuhraya PLUS -Kajang (Arah ke Utara)
12. Jalan Lebuh Sentosa, Putrajaya (Kajang menuju ke PICC)
13. Jalan Persiaran Timur, Putrajaya (PICC menuju ke Kajang)
14. KM D7.9, Sungai Besi, Kuala Lumpur (Arah ke Selatan)
Hazayani Zakaria,16 Jul 2013

PAS dakwa R Terengganu dihalang serah memo rakyat kepada Muhyiddin

BESUT: Sekretariat Kembalikan Royalti (R) Terengganu yang bernaung di bawah Majlis Permuafakatan Rakyat Terengganu (Mampat) gagal menyerahkan ‘Memorandum Rakyat’ kepada Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

Ini kerana, sebaik sahaja tiga orang wakil R Terengganu menghampiri pentas majlis yang dihadiri oleh Muhyiddin, pengawal peribadi beliau segera menghalangnya serta ‘merampas’ memorandum tersebut.

Rombongan R itu, diketuai oleh aktivisnya Naraza Muda, Setiausaha Kerja R Terengganu, Syed Husain Syed Hassan dan Ahli Jawatankuasa R Besut, Amar Saufi tetapi tidak ada tangkapan terhadap mereka.

Kejadian tersebut berlaku kira-kira jam 4.00 petang di tapak perasmian Sekolah Menengah Alor Peroi dalam kawasan Dewan Undangan Negeri (Dun) Kuala Besut, dekat sini, semalam.

Naraza berkata rombongan R Terengganu melahirkan rasa dukacita dan kecewa dengan tindakan pengawal peribadi Muhyiddin yang menghalang memorandum tersebut disampaikan.

Katanya, ‘Memorandum Rakyat’ perlu disampaikan kepada menteri berkenaan bagi menuntut agar dikembalikan semula hak royalti petroleum negeri Terengganu yang dinafikan sejak tahun 2000.

“Kami rasa cukup dukacita dan kecewa kerana gagal serahkan ‘Memorandum Rakyat’ itu kepada Tan Sri (Muhyiddin) kerana dihalang oleh pegawal peribadinya. Kami rasa sedih dengan layanan buruk itu.

“Sebaik sahaja, saya menghampir beliau (Muhyiddin) dengan memanggil Tan Sri…terus tangan dikilas ke belakang dan tubuh saya ditarik keluar majlis, memorandum juga dirampas dan saya dilepaskan selepas itu,” ujarnya mencerita detik-detik ‘mencemaskan’ ketika ingin menyerahkan memorandum rakyat tersebut.

Beliau yang juga aktivis Persatuan Anak Peneroka Felda (Anak) menyifatkan tindakan menghalangnya itu tidak wajar kerana Muhyiddin juga Timbalan Perdana Menteri bagi seluruh rakyat Malaysia.

Menurut Naraza, aktivis R Terengganu tidak akan berputus asa bagi menyerahkan semula memorandum tersebut kepada menteri-menteri yang hadir berkempen sempena Pilihan Raya Kecil (PRK) Dun Kuala Besut.

Indelible ink supplier very media shy

Integrated Challenger (M) Sdn Bhd, the alleged indelible ink supplier revealed in Parliament yesterday, has refused to entertain several journalists who visited its office.
More.. http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/236001

Ahmad Fadli KC

Who is Mohamed Salleh?

The search for Mohamed Salleh Mohamed Ali has begun, triggered by being named in Parliament by the Opposition as the supplier of the controversial indelible ink that was used in GE13.

So far, this is what checks have revealed: he is a 47-year-old businessman who runs a company, Integrated Challenger (M) Sdn Bhd in Shah Alam. There was no response when telephone calls were made to the office yesterday evening.

Checks showed that Mohamed Salleh has 11 unsettled speeding tickets from 2011 and the vehicles driven at the time of the offences were a Porsche Cayenne and a Toyota Alphard.

This obscure businessman gained immediate fame yesterday after Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli told Parliament that he was the supplier of the indelible ink. PKR's director of strategy also alleged that Mohamed Salleh was linked to the country's leadership and top officials of the Election Commission.

Three weeks ago, Rafizi challenged the EC to reveal the supplier of the indelible ink, failing which he promised to do in Parliament.

He said yesterday that his investigations revealed that the contract for the supply of the ink was awarded to a company whose owner had no expertise in the matter.

Also, the company did not have the capital for the job and the owner asked a Kampung Baru businessman for a RM7 million loan. The ink became the subject of much controversy after voters said that it was easily washed off with soap. The EC had promised that the ink would stay on for up to seven days.

Pakatan Rakyat said that because of the systemic failure of the ink, many voters could vote more than once, thereby committing fraud. The Opposition pact has filed a suit asking the High Court to nullify GE13 results and order fresh polls on the grounds of EC's fraudulent use of the ink.

Bersih co-chairman Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan last night said the allegation that the supplier was linked to the EC leadership required a thorough investigation.

"I am shocked by this revelation. It adds to the suspicion that they had previously refused to divulge the name of the supplier," she said, adding that it cast more doubts on the EC's ability to carry out clean and fair elections.

This latest controversy over the ink supplier makes it all the more necessary for an independent panel to investigate the issue of the ink, she said.

Earlier yesterday, EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof denied having any ties with Mohamed Salleh, adding that the party involved in purchasing the ink was commission secretary Datuk Kamarudin Baria.

"He (Kamarudin) should know the details while my deputy and myself are not aware of this," said Abdul Aziz. - July 17, 2013.BY ELIZABETH ZACHARIAH
JULY 17, 2013