Bukit Antarabangsa: Pengajaran kali ke-2 untuk rakyat Malaysia.

Semenjak insiden tanah runtuh di Bukit Antarabangsa, semakin ramai orang mempertikaikan kredibiliti PBT dalam melaksanakan tugas yang telah diamanahkan. Namun sehingga kini, tidak ada satu pihak pun yang tampil bagi mengakui kesilapan mereka.

Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya (MPAJ) selaku Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan (PBT) semakin terdesak bagi mencari penyelesaian yang membelenggu para penduduk di sekitar kawasan Bukit Antarabangsa (dan yang terbaru di Hulu Klang) memandangkan projek-projek perumahan di kawasan cerun masih lagi diteruskan walaupun arahan keras Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Abdullah Badawi untuk menghentikan kesemua projek-projek lereng bukit.

(Sumber: Utusan Malaysia, www.utusan.com.my)
Rakus: Usaha bagi meratakan kawasan bukit masih diteruskan di kawasan Hulu Klang.

Persoalannya, apakah arahan keras PM ini dipandang sinis oleh PBT berkenaan? Bagaimanakah kelulusan bagi membina kawasan perumahan di cerun bukit diluluskan sedangkan sudah ada amaran keras untuk menghentikan projek sedemikian? Apakah keuntungan jutaan wang ringgit ini lebih bernilai daripada nyawa manusia?

Demonstrasi para penduduk Taman Hijau terhadap sebarang projek pembangunan tanah tinggi.

Di sebalik tangisan dan rintihan para mangsa kejadian tanah runtuh Bukit Antarabangsa, MPAJ menafikan memberi kelulusan kepada projek-projek pembangunan di Bukit Bendera. Melalui PRO, Norhayati Ahmad, projek tersebut sebenarnya telah diluluskan oleh pihak Majlis Daerah Gombak pada tahun 1980-an sebelum tertubuhnya MPAJ. Sekiranya dikatakan demikian, kenapakah(pada masa kini) masih banyak aktiviti meratakan kawasan tanah tinggi di sekitar kawasan tersebut?

Kepada para bakal pembeli, jadikan Highland Towers dan Bukit Antarabangsa sebagai satu pengajaran berguna. Sahutlah seruan Gabungan Persatuan Pengguna Malaysia (FOMCA) bagi memboikot semua pembangunan hartanah di cerun bukit kerana ia cara paling berkesan untuk menghentikan projek-projek seperti itu pada masa depan. Sekiranya kita masih berdegil maka:

"Setinggi-tinggi rumah di Bukit, tetap sehari menyembah Bumi"

TANGGUNGLAH SENDIRI

My journey..Part 1

Please don't get me wrong, just wanted to share some of my experience..not more than private life..

Well, the story begins with......It has been 5 months now since I left my previous organisation. Well, I can considered myself as a super dupper lucky person for being able to work in different industry before I decided to stay with Education.

Ever since I was a child, I've been dreaming of becoming a successful policeman. But, it just that I'm too short and eye-sight problem that disallowed me to become a policeman. (Luckily I'm not, otherwise....)

I started to work since I was 16 due to my determination of getting my own money (with my own effort). The experience of working hard for a penny teached me how difficult life could be without good education. I then continued my Diploma in one of the local Uni in Sabah. I believed a good education will enhance my carier in such a way that I planned before, and yes, I did. Just after a short while of completed my Diploma, I'd decided to pursue to an even higher level.

With a newly obtained transcript and scrool, I started to hunt/searching my destiny. I ended up in the medical industry, working as Customer Service Assistant. Watching patience in-out the hospital helped me to understand sick people better. But, the Sister (Head of Nursing) consistently remided me don't ever get too close with a patient. She was right, a healthy uncle (in his mid-40's) 2 days ago may suddenly leave the world without saying goodbye. These incidents happened to me several times.

I remembered one patient from one of the interior part who came to the hospital after been referred by the Government's hospital. I didn't know what makes me wanted to get close to this lady. But, I just did. One day, I had a visit to her bed. She was eating something. (Lunch maybe). "My God....Apa yang auntie makan ni", my natural responsed after watching the food she ate. It was actually "nasi basi" and some "lauk". My tears suddenly droped without realizing it. "Auntie lapar bah ni...ni nasi sa bawa dari rumah", the little auntie replied. I just didn't know what to do but I quickly took the "nasi basi" away from her. No one on earth deserved to be treated such way.

For the past 3 days, I've never failed to sent her "tapau" from the canteen. (Steam rice with fresh "lauk" just for her). I guess this is what Sister's is trying to tell me, but until now I'm still searching the meaning for it.

"Terima Kasih anak"....this word means a lot to me. The auntie actually hug me after she has succesfully undergone heart sugery. The satisfaction was great.....helping somebody in need does makes me a better person.

I remembered Oprah's did say this.."If we help somebody who is in need, the outcome that we will received is more than what we ever ask"..and I believe that...How about you?