Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital in Klang have been hitting the headlines frequently and wonder why.
The latest being baby Lai Yoke Shan's to lose arm, due to infection which investigation will reveal more as to what had happened. The hospital apologised but the physical outlook of Yoke Shan is permanent which monetary compensation cannot buy. Losing a critical physical limb will be a scar for her life long and she is too young now to understand what had actually cause her to lose a limb.
Hospital Director apologies and monetary compensation is not the answer!!!
Well don;t really know if the Health Ministry had taken appropriate measures with this particular hospital when it had been hit with so many sensational controversies;
- withthis
- and this,
Our symphathies is with the victim and their families. Let's pray and hope that no one else goes through such events that could alter the person's future and life destiny.
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Monday, August 06, 2007
2 Pro-Government Political Heavyweights Joined Hands
Bernama today reported according to South Korean Yonhap News Agency, two pro-government political heavyweights joined hand to launch a splinter party ahead of the impending General Elections.
"The 50-year-old democracy and peace force and the civic group community are now born again as one force that will create the new future of Korea," Oh Chung-il said in the inauguration ceremony at Seoul's Olympic Park on Sunday.
Sohn Hak-kyu, a former Gyeonggi Province governor who defected from the major opposition Grand National Party (GNP), and Chung Dong-young, a former unification minister and chairman of the pro-government Uri Party, are the two pillars of the new party that also encompasses some left-leaning civic leaders.
The United New Democratic Party, launched on Sunday, consists of 85 lawmakers, 80 of them defectors from the pro-government Uri Party. The rest came from the minor opposition Democratic Party.
The combined force gave its helm to a Christian pastor and long-time democracy activist, Oh Chung-il.
Will it happen here? Possibility?
"The 50-year-old democracy and peace force and the civic group community are now born again as one force that will create the new future of Korea," Oh Chung-il said in the inauguration ceremony at Seoul's Olympic Park on Sunday.
Sohn Hak-kyu, a former Gyeonggi Province governor who defected from the major opposition Grand National Party (GNP), and Chung Dong-young, a former unification minister and chairman of the pro-government Uri Party, are the two pillars of the new party that also encompasses some left-leaning civic leaders.
The United New Democratic Party, launched on Sunday, consists of 85 lawmakers, 80 of them defectors from the pro-government Uri Party. The rest came from the minor opposition Democratic Party.
The combined force gave its helm to a Christian pastor and long-time democracy activist, Oh Chung-il.
Will it happen here? Possibility?
Saturday, August 04, 2007
When Will These "Self Proclaimed Champions" Stop Their Nonsense?
We hear of high-handed actions by authorities and/or enforcement units in Malaysia every now and then. What repercussion has these actions turn out to be and the innocent are victimised of unfounded proof of the wrong. Will this go on forever or will the authorities wake up and understand the human rights?
We "thought" it started prominently 3 years ago but I found this on the internet blog an incident which took place 10 years ago!
About 10 years ago, my sister came to my place for a visit. It was dinner time and i stayed alone. Now, I don't think we speak to our neighbours that much right? As she was eating dinner with me, there goes the doorbell. Outside, stood i think almost everybody... cops, jabatan islam and even news people. It seemed that the police had a warrant to come into the house to search for a Muslim girl. I know lar my sister was quite dark but don't lar relate her to either a muslim or rather a malay girl.
Some stoopid neighbours actually called these people that i was bringing a muslim girl into the house and in this area, there was only this Malay auntie living opposite me. Well, I opened the gate and the Jabatan Islam pigs held me like i was some kind of criminal. Then, the police actually stormed the house and found my sis and brought her out. Then, without questioning me further, the pigs wanted to put a paper bag to cover my face. I refused until i know what they are arresting me for. nice word from one of them.. "You ni khalwat. Salah tau!" He shouted at me. I screamed at the top of my lungs and screwed him back to his ancestors. I was lucky i was fully dressed. I took out my IC and I asked sis to do the same. Last time, was the normal laminated IC and not my card... One of the swine took it out of my hand and managed to rip it (don't know how).
I created such a scene that all my neighbours came along to watch. I told the police... You have 5 seconds to GET OUT OF MY PROPERTY since i have done nothing wrong. I spit in front of the pigs. Told them, MY HOUSE! I like to spit where, that's my problem. The next day, i went to the police station in Bukit Aman to look for a friend of mine and made the report on rough handling with proof and bruises that i got from their mistreating. I got my damages later and an apology.
Will our future generations subject to such inhumane actions of some carried away "self proclaimed champions"?
We "thought" it started prominently 3 years ago but I found this on the internet blog an incident which took place 10 years ago!
About 10 years ago, my sister came to my place for a visit. It was dinner time and i stayed alone. Now, I don't think we speak to our neighbours that much right? As she was eating dinner with me, there goes the doorbell. Outside, stood i think almost everybody... cops, jabatan islam and even news people. It seemed that the police had a warrant to come into the house to search for a Muslim girl. I know lar my sister was quite dark but don't lar relate her to either a muslim or rather a malay girl.
Some stoopid neighbours actually called these people that i was bringing a muslim girl into the house and in this area, there was only this Malay auntie living opposite me. Well, I opened the gate and the Jabatan Islam pigs held me like i was some kind of criminal. Then, the police actually stormed the house and found my sis and brought her out. Then, without questioning me further, the pigs wanted to put a paper bag to cover my face. I refused until i know what they are arresting me for. nice word from one of them.. "You ni khalwat. Salah tau!" He shouted at me. I screamed at the top of my lungs and screwed him back to his ancestors. I was lucky i was fully dressed. I took out my IC and I asked sis to do the same. Last time, was the normal laminated IC and not my card... One of the swine took it out of my hand and managed to rip it (don't know how).
I created such a scene that all my neighbours came along to watch. I told the police... You have 5 seconds to GET OUT OF MY PROPERTY since i have done nothing wrong. I spit in front of the pigs. Told them, MY HOUSE! I like to spit where, that's my problem. The next day, i went to the police station in Bukit Aman to look for a friend of mine and made the report on rough handling with proof and bruises that i got from their mistreating. I got my damages later and an apology.
Will our future generations subject to such inhumane actions of some carried away "self proclaimed champions"?
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