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Monday, 7 March 2016
What the heck, PJ parking summon, AGAIN?!
Sigh... to my disappointment again (or should I not be placing any hope; this is still gov agency, right?) the summon has not even been updated yet to MBPJ website. I am trying to be responsible for my wrong doing, in which parking without displaying the parking ticket was indeed wrong; and I am willing to pay the summon. However, look at this kind of system, will you ever felt that you wanted to pay for it, when you could not even check it via online system? To drive over to MBPJ at Jalan Yong Sook Lin at PJ (mind you, we have to find parking again when reached there!) is hectic and cumbersome to most of us. Some of us whom are not local, and we would not want to trouble ourselves to run this errand thinking that we might ended up lost or creating another summon for us. It is still, best to have a proper system for us to pay our fine, and to get this done. Although many had mentioned that local authority summon would not cost us any harm, yet, I know it is my responsibility to pay that frigging fine (which I am indeed wrong at the beginning).
>>Update: The summon had been uploaded by MBPJ to their site, however, after I had paid for it using my credit card since 25th Feb, there is no update on the status of this payment. I had experience a few unfortunate event, in which Ii had to drive to MBPJ office to check on the mentioned summon, and there is nothing much they can do for me, but to pass my case to their IT department instead. Luckily, on of their IT staff is quite friendly and helpful, and willing to check it out for me on their system. However, nothing much she can do, as she had mentioned to me that there might be slow update from their finance department which had caused the MBPJ summons pending update on payment status.
To check your summon from MBPJ, you might want to visit this link (it might be down, since they need to update summons and etc).
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Bantuan Rakyat 1 Malaysia
Borang yang terdapat di laman web Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia (http://www.treasury.gov.my/pdf/br1m/Borang_BR1M.pdf) TIADA arahan untuk mengisi Nombor Akaun Bank. Salinan yang diperlukan hanyalah salinan MyKad (salinan mykad bagi semua tangungan termasuk suami/isteri) dan penyata gaji (jika ada).
Bagi penduduk Kampar, borang BR1M boleh diperolehi di Pejabat Daerah Dan Tanah Kampar (Unit pembangunan Luar bandar).
Pemohonan boleh dibuat dari
(Bagi mereka yang telah menerima surat bantuan, bolehlah menziarahi bank yang ditetapkan : MayBank, CIMB, dan BSN)
Friday, 21 October 2011
"system down"
To my horror... I could not find any...
And when I found one, it was about 3pm in the late afternoon. So, I quickly acquired the photos and drove to Kelana Jaya looking for Plaza A (it was because the Migration Department had moved there from HELP college). I asked the guy at the front desk regarding to the process...
Unfortunately, the system down today, and all could not be processed. Even with that, those whom manage to submit the form today had to return on Sunday to collect the passport, due to the "snail" system.
Omg!!! I asked the guy, what about Terminal 3? He answered that here is also Terminal 3 office, as previously they are situated near Terminal 3 and they moved to Plaza A Kelana Jaya. WHAT?!
However, he kindly suggested to go to either Putrajaya or try my luck at Hartamas, as their system might not have congestion and might not been down. Sigh~ That means, I would not be able to submit the application for the passport. The other alternative is to submit it when I am back at hometown, whereby my bro wanted to renew his passport. Maybe I can try my luck on either Saturday or Sunday. Hopefully that they will not have system down (finger-crossed).
I wonder when will the government try to upgrade the immigration system, so that there will be less "system down" excuse..
Monday, 12 April 2010
Puduraya bus terminal...
Saturday, 20 March 2010
Strays being treated badly
The MB of Perak should instruct Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh to stop shooting stray dogs. Dis is very cruel act towards the animals. Dog have feelings too just like human. — Cheah.
Dr Zambry, pls check on ur staff at Ipoh local council, who r ruthlessly killing n abusing stray dogs in Ipoh. NGOs, pls check up on them n do an expose on this matter.
Dog shooters in Ipoh r very cruel, they just simply kill innocent lives for nothing. Tis cruel act should stop immediately b4 it gets worse. — Jack" (Taken from TheStar eNews, Saturday March 20, 2010)
Wow, here again...I repeat AGAIN... I read that the Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh shoot stray dogs like they are above the law to kill lives of strays.
Once, I witnessed by myself, the way they hunt for stray dogs at my hometown, Kampar...using something similar like a spear to poke the stray dogs and get them out from hiding underneath cars. Then, they either strangle them to death on the spot, cause I guess they (those from the authority) were either very hating these poor dogs or they really want to get rid of every single dog in Kampar. So cruel. They did not even mind if your eyes are nailing on them. They were just way too arrogant and felt superior in killing stray dogs.
Those blood stained on the road, from the cruel poking to the stray dogs was also left unattended. I saw some residents nearby, whom they also having dogs as pet, directly keep their dogs inside the house. Me too, did the same thing as to close the main door and watched from the window while keeping Lucky in the house barking non-stop.
Hearing those poor dogs sound getting weaker and weaker due to the pain and bleeding, I found myself hating those people whom catch stray dogs. Why they need to apply such a cruel way? Why they need to show this to the residents? Not only adults were watching, but also school children whom some of them crying to their parents begging of not killing the dogs.
If the authority wanted to catch stray dogs, why not stray cats as well? Cats also spread diseases and also can cause serious public health concern. If they wanted to euthanise the stray, they should do it the proper way. Killing stray at public is just like uncut movie scene of a murderer killing the victim.
These authorities be it from Kampar or Ipoh had always been complain by the public regarding to their way of catching stray dogs. Why the repeat the same cruel catching method?
If I do not mistaken, there had been a news regarding a dog inside a house compound being shot to death in front of a small girl. The girl was so shocked, that she had to seek psychology doctor for treatment of trauma shock. The dog itself inside a house compound and the shooter supposedly cannot even shoot the dog even if it did not carry the dog license. These people are getting wilder everytime they are catching stray dogs. They did not even think of the consequences of their action in public will cause trauma to the pet lover.
Are they stupid? Didn't they think about that every creature having their role on earth as the creation of God. Don't they know what if MERCY?
If they can kill stray just like that at public, I can assure to you, they can also kill human at public, cause shooter can missed their target and innocent public will be the victim!
Why the government, as well as those who call the the authority thought of this matter? Are they *ss-brained and filled with grass? If not, why they did not even responded to the public urge of not shooting stray dogs at public, using more humane way to handle strays? Oh, there are always reasons for the authorities of hiding behind the bush. They will always said, they did not been inform of such a thing, they did not approved of such a way, they did not aware of having shooters killing strays in front of small kids...blah blah blah...
Well, enough for the excuses! We are just sick of your stupid excuses. Stop giving us the excuses! Abolish shooting of strays!!!!!
p/s: I had been reading such news since I was in primary school, and now even after Uni and I still read such news! Where is humanity? Humanity had been gone from these people ever since the shooting and killing of strays made legal in Malaysia!