Showing posts with label Wong Soon Koh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wong Soon Koh. Show all posts

Saturday, September 11, 2010

UMNO stepping up pressure on Taib to resign!!!


Tengku Adnan believes PBB and SUPP will resolve their individual problems. — file pic
By Adib Zalkapli and G. Manimaran
September 09, 2010

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 — Barisan Nasional (BN) is confident it will keep Sarawak regardless whether Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud leads the ruling coalition, its secretary-general Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor said.


Friday, July 23, 2010

Even Foochows are no match for the legendary Sibu Malay conman




“A single lie destroys a whole reputation for integrity” 
- Baltasar Gracian – 
(Spanish Philosopher and Writer, leading Spanish exponent of conceptism, 1601-1658) 


by Sebanaku Sarawak 

KUCHING: Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud went through the roof after experiencing an embarrassing incident in Sibu about two months ago. 

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

DON'T BE RUDE, MISTER!!!

by Sebanaku Sarawak

KUCHING: Special Advisor to the Chief Minister Office Datuk Amar Adenan Satem reproached the Bukit Assek state assemblyman Wong Ho Leng for being rude to the SUPP leaders.

He said the Sibu voters didn't vote him for his rude behaviour especially when he insinuated Datuk Wong Soon Koh after he won the Sibu parliamentary by-election.

Ho Leng was reported to have said that his victory to win Sibu as his birthday gift to Soon Koh.


Saturday, May 15, 2010

GEORGE CHAN IS LYING TO THE BUMIPUTERA !!!

by Sebanaku Sarawak

SIBU: The Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) President Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. George Chan Hong Nam was lying to all Bumiputera in the state when he claimed that :-

* the Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) president Dato Sri James Jemut Masing was misunderstood of the true situation concerning the Ibans in Sibu when he said the community was extremely not happy with the way SUPP is treating them; and
* the SUPP Sibu Branch leader Datuk Wong Soon Koh has told him that the party is treating other races as it is treating the Chinese.

And what James Masing has not told SUPP is:-
* the Bumiputera, in general, feel that SUPP is no different from DAP – i.e. only interested to look after their own community and no other communities. And Miri is no different from Sibu!!!

As a matter of fact, all the Bumiputera in the state are rejoicing upon learning that James Masing has bluntly told Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) to buck up and stop from sidelining or ignoring his race in Sibu.

Although James Masing is actually highlighting the predicaments experienced by his race, the other races still feel that the Iban leader is also indirectly helping them because they are also being sidelined by the Chinese.

Although the Sibu Malays are seemed to be quiet on the ill-treatment which they have received from SUPP for many decades but it does not mean that they never complained about this.

As a matter of fact, they have been telling their so-called leader Datuk Awang Bemee Awang Ali Basah about this but sadly instead of trying to convey the messages to the SUPP leaders, he has scolded them for being ridiculous.

It is an open secret among the Sibu Malays ( as well as the Malays in Sarawak), that Bemee is very protective of the SUPP leaders as if he is not a member of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB).

Therefore, it is not a surprise that the Sibu Malays are giving a lukewarm response to the efforts to woo them to support the SUPP candidate Robert Lau Hui Yew in the Sibu parliamentary by-election.

To them, it doesn’t matter who will win the election, it would be the same for the Sibu Malays (and the Sibu Ibans, as well).

In view of that many Sibu Bumiputera are reluctant to go back to Sibu to cast their votes.

Only the Chinese voters are keen to go back to choose the winner – not the Bumiputera.

SUPP must be taught a good lesson by the Bumiputera – don’t boycott the by-election but vote for Pakatan Rakyat / Democratic Action Party (DAP).

So only then the party leaders could be made to appreciate the support from the non-Chinese who had been giving their support to them for the sake of the Barisan Nasional in many elections in the past.

Therefore, James Masing might be right when he said this time around, in this by-election, it is not the BN which is being judged by the voters but SUPP.

According to an insider from SUPP, despites of the hu ha by the BN leaders in Sibu, the party is only expected to get about 40 percent votes from the Chinese.

Hence, in order to win the by-election, SUPP is hoping that it would get the remaining from the Bumiputera.

This is the reason that why SUPP has decided to highlight the way DAP has treated the Malays in Semenanjung as a scare tactic for the Bumiputera.

But what they fail to realize is that the strategy fails to work its magic to the Bumiputera in Sibu because the party is no different from DAP.

The only thing that differentiate them is, SUPP is in the BN while DAP is in the PR (which is an illegal coalition).

However, if the Bumiputera want SUPP to respect them, then DAP must win the Sibu by-election.

Period.

When SUPP lost the seat, not only the party will get the message but also the Nangka state assemblyman who has been in the same league with SUPP since the first day he is elected as the YB.

In the nut shell, DAP is a good party to support because it will help to make SUPP and its henchman Bemee to start to listen to them.

VOTE FOR DAP IS A VOTE FOR A CHANGE !!!

Friday, January 1, 2010

DUN Sitting (Day Eight): DUN passes Budget 2011

(Nov 10, 2010)

THE SUPPLY (2011) Bill, 2010 and the motion to refer the Resolution of the Estimates of Development Expenditure, 2011 was passed by the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) yesterday.

Budget 2011 which was tabled by Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud on the first day of the DUN sitting on November 1 was passed after it was read for the third time by Second Finance Minister Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh.

More than 30 members of the august house participated in the debate on the Bill throughout the sitting, including members from the opposition bench before it was finally passed.

Taib, who is Minister of Finance, when presenting the budget, said that Budget 2011 was expected to generate a budget surplus of RM60 million.

It was the second meeting of the fifth session of the 16th DUN sitting, and could be the final for some members as the next state election could be called soon.

The motion to adjourn the sitting was read by Assistant Minister of Rural District Councils John Sikie Tayai.

DUN Sitting (Day Eight): Soon Koh tells private sector to take lead in Sarawak’s economic transformation

(Nov 10, 2010)

THE PRIVATE sector has been told to make preparations to play the lead role in transforming the state’s economy into a high-income one.

In saying this, Second Finance Minister Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh pointed out that it was the private sector that would benefit from development.

“Industry players, particularly those in the oil, gas and energy, electric and electronic, palm oil and agriculture are the main targets of the National Key Economic Areas (NKEA),” he said in his winding-up speech yesterday.

Sarawak is expecting 11 NKEAs and 68 entry point projects to be implemented to boost the state’s development in the next 20 years, following the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) Road Map launched by the prime minister on Oct 25.

Wong said that the ETP will be led by the private sector and the government will primarily play the role of a facilitator.

DUN Sitting (Day Seven): Ministry aims to improve people’s oral health, says Soon Koh

(Nov 09, 2010)

ABOUT 460,000 people are expected to receive oral healthcare at government dental facilities while 1,511 (79 per cent) kindergartens and 1,206 (95.5 per cent) primary schools in the state respectively will receive oral healthcare under the Incremental School Dental Programme. 

Minister of Environment and Public Health Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh said in his winding-up speech that the Oral Health Division aims to improve the oral health status of the people, especially school children, as well as to mould an exemplary workforce.

As such, it launched its first master plan – Pinnacle 2010 on July 27 in 2002.

As a result, 25 per cent of six-year-old children and 51 per cent of 12-year-old children in the State were free dental decay in 2009 and the average number of decayed teeth among 12-year-old schoolchildren had decreased from 2.5 in 1997, to 1.3 in 2009.

DUN Sitting (Day Seven): Sarawak Plans To Merge, Upgrade Dumpsites To Sanitary Landfills, says Soon Koh

(Nov 09, 2010)

KUCHING -- Sarawak has proposed to merge and upgrade the existing dumpsites in the state to at least level three sanitary landfills in phases, state Environment and Public Health Minister Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh said Tuesday.

He said the ministry had conducted a study and proposed to upgrade the dumpsites to sanitary landfills equipped with cells, gas venting system, leachate treatment system and polishing ponds.

"We have secured funding this year from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government to upgrade the leachate treatment plant and build new cells at the Kemuyang sanitary landfill, Sibu costing RM7.5 million and at the Sibuti sanitary landfill, Miri costing RM6.8 million.
"In addition, the ministry has also approved the safe closure of the Kuala Baram, Miri dumpsite costing RM8 milion and the upgrading of the landfill in Sarikei," he said in his winding-up speech for his ministry at the state assembly sitting, here Tuesday.

DUN Sitting (Day Two): Mohammad Ali querying about general hospital in Kota Samarahan

(Nov 02, 2010)

YB Dato Sri Mohammad Ali Mahmud:-
Kota Samarahan adalah Kota Ilmu di mana UNIMAS, UiTM, INTAN, Institut Latihan Perguruan telah dibangunkan. Dengan bertambahnya bilangan pelajar, maka kemudahan kesihatan adalah semakin mendesak.
Adakah kerajaan merancang untuk membina sebuah hospital umum di Kota Samarahan dalam Rancangan Malaysia Ke-10?

Minister of Environment and Public Health Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh:-
Untuk makluman Ahli Yang Berhormat bagi Muara Tuang, buat masa ini Kementerian Kesihatan tiada perancangan untuk membina hospital umum di Kota Samarahan dalam Rancangan Malaysia Ke-10 memandangkan Hospital Umum Sarawak hanya terletak kira-kira setengah jam perjalanan dari Samarahan dan terdapat juga klinik kesihatan di Kota Samarahan untuk menampung keperluan perkhidmatan perubatan orang awam. Selain daripada itu, perkhidmatan perubatan juga disediakan sendiri oleh pihak institusi pengajian tinggi seperti UNIMAS dan UiTM untuk keperluan penuntuk di institusi masing-masing.