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MB PERAK YG KARAM
MB PERAK YG KARAM
Artikel 'Perak karam' yg dimaksudkan adalah seperti berikut ini. Reproduced sbg crita kedai kopi, reader boleh timbang n siasat sendiri.
YEOP KIDAI 'KLIK SINI'
Disember 6, 2020 12:00 MYT
Kepada semua sedare sedari teman orang Perak sekalian.
Adapun teman nulis sorat ini nak menceritekan kesah negeri kite di bawah pimpinan Menteri Besor Faizal Azumu.
Lepas ini teman panggil Peja aje sebab itu yang lebih dikenali.
Kesah yang teman nak coretkan ini bukanle soal politik, sebab semue daripada kite dah tahu macam mana dia khianat kepada mandat yang kita berikan pada pilihan raye lepas. Menang bersama dengan PH dan atas kebesaran nama Tun Dr Mahathir, sekarang ditingggalkannnya hanya semate-mate nak kekal jadi Menteri Besor.
Kalau nak diikutkan, dek kerana bekeroje dengan Dato Seri Mukhriz masa jadi Menteri Besor Kedah, itulah tempat dia menempa name dan naik dalam politik. Tapi sebabkan nak berkuase dan dah seronok jadi Menteri Besor, orang yang berjasa dan banyak mengangkat dia ditinggalkannye.
Macam yang teman kaborkan, bukan soal politik yang nak teman sampaikan sebab bab politik ni, kite tunggu pilihan raye, taulah kite nak ngajornye.
Peja ni ada setiausaha politik, Namanya Dato Iskandar yang cukup masyhur dengan nama KANDO.
Dia ni dulu pegawai khas Peja masa Peja keroje dengan Dato Mukhriz di Kedah. Dia nilah yang ngepung Peja pagi petang siang malam. Bukan bermakna dia tak bagi orang lain jumpe Peja, tapi segala urusan dialah yang ke depan menguruskannya terutama dalam bab berniage dan menguruskan segala hal tanah, balak, kuari dan macam-macam lagi le.
Sorang lagi, yang jadi partner Kando ni ialah, seorang budak India, namanya Ram Katigesu yang menjage urusan MB Inc.
Dua orang inilah yang jadi orang kiri kanan Peja. Walaupun kita tahu budak India Ram ni yang jadi kawan minum Peja. Kalau dengor cerita Aziz Bari, memang malu nengonya Menteri Besor Perak, budak Melayu Islam, mabuk minum arak.
Minum pulak tu bukan takat biasa-biasa tapi sebotol belas-belas ribu ringgit. Minum pulak di merata tempat. Cigar room Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur. Di Haven, Tambun. Minum pulak dengan tauke-tauke balak dan pemaju hartanah beso-beso.
Tapi teman tak nak sentuh bab peribadi dia pasai minum mabuk ni. Itu biorle dia tanggung dan jawab depan Allah nanti.
Kenapa teman sebut nama Kando dengan Ram. Sebab dua orang inile yang menjadi orang kepercayaan Peja untuk menjalankan urusniaga dema.
Jadinya surat teman ini, teman teruskan dengan kesah Kando dan Ram yang teman gelo KARAM iaitu Kando campur Ram.
KESAH KARAM 1
Masih tak kome ingat isu tanah bukit Kledang yang habis ditarah masa awal-awal Peja jadi Menteri Besor? Tanah itu dijual kepada syarikat pemaju yang banyak projek kondominium mewah di Pulau Pinang. Nama syarikatnya ECK Sdn Bhd.
Tanah 10 hektar itu milik MB Inc dijual melalui rundingan terus di bawah harga pasaran. Urusniaganya dijalankan oleh Ram Katigesu.
MB Inc juga menggunakan syarikat guaman dari Penang, Allen Chee Ram yang mana pegawai kanan MB Inc, Ram Katigesu ada kepentingan.
KESAH KARAM 2
PCB atau Perak Corporation Berhad adalah syarikat yang tersenarai di bursa saham. Kira jadi syarikat yang berniaga bagi pihak kerajaan negeri Perak le. PKNP la boss PCB ni. Jadinya banyak pembangunan PKNP dibuat melalui PCB.
Nak dijadikan cerita dilantikle Pengerusi PCB yang baru begelo Tan Sri. Teman tanya kenkawan siapa Tan Sri ni, kata deme itulah Tan Sri Rashid Manaf, pak sedara si KANDO. Jadi kome piker le dengan penglibatan setiausaha politik Menteri Besor dengan macam-macam perniagaan dan urusan tanah-tanah PKNP, Pak Sedara dia diletakkan jadi Pengerusi syarikat yang banyak menjalankan projek bagi pihak PKNP.
KESAH KARAM 3
Kesah ketiga ni teman rangkumkan semua jadi bior kome tahu macam mana sekarang dema tengah buah jualan Perak On Sale.
Sekarang betebor surat kelulusan permit atas nama pembangunan ladang hutan kepada bebudak Peja. Ada yang di Hutan Simpan Kledang Siong Kuala Kangsar, Hutan Simpan Piah, Kuala Kangsar, Hutan Simpan Sungai Kuak. Kawasan yang diluluskan bukan sikit-sikit. Setiap satu syarikat diberikan 400 hektar. Kome bayangkan berapa luas kawasan.
Walaupun surat kelulusan itu atas nama pembangunan ladang hutan tapi maksud sebenornya ialah nak ngeluorkan balak dari kawasan itu. 400 hektar satu syarikat, berapa pop nak kaut untung atas angin.
Bukan takat kawasan balak, bebudak ini juga sedang mencari orang untuk beli kelulusan keluarkan batu batan granite dalam hutan simpan Segari Melintang.
Cume yang peliknye banyak kelulusan ni dalam kawasan Kuale Kangsor. Sebab apa, sebab KANDO aktif politik di sana ke? Atau macam udah heboh dia akan jadi calon Parlimen pade pilihan raye akan datang.
Tak cukup dengan itu, sebab Perak sekarang dikuasai geng Bersatu khianat, SADC udah menjadi lubok deme ngangihkan tanah-tanah.
Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Tanah SADC bukan orang baru tapi dah masak dengan selok belok macam mana nak buat pengagihan iaitu Zainol Pazi.
CEO SADC, Yahanis semua orang tau ahli Bersatu yang bertanding di Belanje, Parit dulu. Jadi udah tentu dia duduk di situ, kena dengor le apa kata KANDO. Kalau idak tak ade le Menteri Besor pakai kereta Luxus dan dia pun sebagai CEO pun pakai Lexus.
Tapi dengornya skrg tengah diserokop dekat garaj SADC. Ngape nak serokop, sebab beli tak ada kelulusan Lembaga Pengarah ke?
Di sini teman tunjukkan satu contoh le macam mana dema ngangihkan tanah SADC kepada budak budak dema.
KESAH KARAM 4
Ini pulak pasal pasior. Dengan kehebatan KANDO jalankan perniagaan, pasior pun sekarang udah boleh dieksport. Lumut PORT benarkan penggunaan jeti bagi tujuan eksport pasior ini. Mana peronah pasior sungai kite dieksport sebelum ini.
Tapi disebabkan macam rancangan Roda Impian, wang besar, wang besar saya putar Halim…. Hari ini kegiatan mengeksport pasior berjalan dengan rancaknya. Teman berani cakap macam itu sebab ada surat dengan gambor yang teman kongsikan dengan kome semua.
746 ekar tanah atas nama kerja-kerja membaikpulih dan membangunkan ladang rakyat diberikan kepada penama MOHD HERMAN BIN MD HAASSAN.
Semua orang tau budak ini ahli ARMADA dan bukan usahawan pun selama ini. Tetiba dapat tawaran usahakan 746 ekar tanah SADC.
Sekarang tengah menjaja surat ini siapa yang nak buat bayor pada dia.Putih
Itu sebab teman kata deme tengah berjual Perak On Sale macam kata orang yang jajah negara kite dulu.
Kesah-kesah yang teman paparkan ini, belum lagi sentuh cerite-cerita besor lain. Bior teman senaraikan dulu, nanti kome boleh tunggu surat teman lagi lepas ni untuk tau kesahnya.
Antara isunya:
1. Macam mana Peja gunakan kuasa dia pecah-pecah keluasan tanah bawah 100 ekar untuk dia luluskan tak payah bawa masuk mesyuarat Exco.
2. Projek-projek yang Peja ‘jual’ kata ini Tuanku Sultan punya.
3. Ada kertas cadangan kelulusan Exco yang tak disembah kepada Sultan.
4. Isu Bujang Holding, Puncak Emas, waste management dan penjualan ladang SADC di Palembang.
5. Penggondolan tanah tinggi Kinta.
Buat permulaan cukup teman kongsikan kesah PERAK KARAM ini dahulu. Sekadar nak ulang kesah Peja mabuk minum brandy teman tak akan sampaikan sebab itu hal peribadi dia.
Tapi inilah rupa wajah kerajaan pimpinan orang khianat kepada perjuangan untuk tatapan kome untuk buka mate siapa sebenornya mereka.
Sekian, wasallam.
YEOP KIDAI
15 November, 2020
09 November, 2020
BUDGET 2021 - ULASAN
THE 2021 BUDGET
06 November, 2020
Budget 2021 Highlight
BUDGET 2021
KUALA LUMPUR: Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz tables the 2021 Budget today, a first for the Perikatan Nasional government since taking over Putrajaya in March this year.
According to Bernama and Reuters, a total of RM322.5 billion has been allocated for 2021, some RM7.8 billion more than the 2020 Budget worth RM314.7 billion.
Around RM236.5 billion has been allocated for operational expenditure, RM69 billion for development and RM17 billion for the Covid-19 fund.
Operational:
Emoluments – RM84.5 billion
Debt repayment – RM39 billion
Services and supply – RM32.8 billion
Pensions – RM27.7 billion
State governments – RM7.7 billion
Subsidies – RM18.7 billion
Others – RM25.8 billion
Development:
Economy – RM39 billion
Social – RM18.3 billion
Security – RM7.7 billion
General administration – RM3.8 billion
Covid-19 fund – RM17 billion
The top three goals for Budget 2021 are:
- welfare of the people
- business continuity
- economic resilience
Civil service
- Increase of allowance from RM6 to RM8 an hour for 1,900 volunteer firefighters
- One-off payment of RM500 for 40,000 recipients of the Pingat Jasa Pahlawan Negara
- Special RM600 for civil servants Grade 56 and below
- For retired civil servants and veterans with no pension, the government will provide RM300 special aid
Environment
- RM50 million to clean rivers of rubbish and waste
- RM40 million to strengthen enforcement and monitoring activities
- RM10 million for island waste management projects in Johor and Terengganu
- RM400 million for all states for biodiversity protection
- RM20 million for the hiring of 500 former soldiers and police, as well as Orang Asli, to patrol forests
- Government to build urban transformation centre in Lembah Pantai with the assistance of the private sector
Job creation and social issues
- RM100 million for NGOs involved in job creation, addressing social issues and environmental protection. This RM100 million grant will be matched with a RM100 million grant from GLCs
- RM2 billion to continue the Green Technology Financing Scheme 3.0
- Appointment of 100 new MACC officers
Sabah and Sarawak
- RM5.1 billion and RM4.5 billion to improve infrastructure, health and education facilities in Sabah and Sarawak respectively.
Economic corridors
- RM780 million for development projects in economic corridors in Johor, Kelantan, Kedah, Sarawak and Sabah
- Extension of tax incentives for economic corridors until 2022
- RM150 million for the supply of raw water to Melaka
- EPF to proceed with RM50 billion Kwasa Damansara development, which includes commercial and residential properties. It is expected to generate 100,000 jobs
Development
- RM15 billion allocated for transport infrastructure projects including Pan Borneo Highway, Gemas-Johor Bahru project and Klang Valley Double Track project
- Continuation of projects including the Rapid Transit System between Johor Bahru and Singapore and the MRT in the Klang Valley
- Government to proceed with High Speed Rail project, subject to discussions with Singapore
- RM3.8 billion for infrastructure projects including the construction of bridges and roads in several states
Sin tax
- Freeze on new import license for cigarettes
- Tightening of renewal of import licenses for cigarettes
- Restriction of transhipment of cigarettes to selected ports only
- Imposing of tax with drawbacks on all transhipped and reexported cigarettes
- Barring of all transhipment and export of cigarettes using pump boats
- Imposing tax on cigarette and tobacco products in all duty-free islands
- 10% excise duty on e-cigarettes and non-electronic cigarettes, including vape
Digital transformation
- RM1 billion for digital transformation scheme
- RM150 million in grants for the digitalisation and automisation of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
- Nearly RM1.2 billion for microcredit schemes
- RM10 billion for Syarikat Jaminan Pembiayaan Perniagaan Bhd
- RM2.5 billion for G1 to G4 contractors for small and medium projects nationwide
- MARA to provide RM50 million in funding scheme for Bumiputera contractors
Tourism
- RM50 million for retraining programmes for 8,000 airline staff
- 500 jobs for Orang Asli and local communities to become tour guides in all national parks
- RM50 million for the maintenance and restoration of tourism facilities nationwide
- RM35 million for the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council
- Special RM1,000 grant for traders, taxi drivers, e-hailing drivers and tour guides in Sabah
- Human Resource Development Fund levy exemptions for companies in the tourism sector and those still affected by Covid-19 for six months
Commodities
- RM20 million for sustainable palm oil certification programmes
- RM16 million for latex production incentives
- Government to open a furniture sector to create jobs in Pagoh
Agriculture
- RM50 million for organic agriculture project benefitting 1,000 communities
- RM150 million for modernisation of fishermen vessels
- RM60 million for modernisation programmes in the supply chain
- RM100 million for high-impact and high-value agriculture and livestock
Development of local products
- RM150 million for training programmes and assistance for 100,000 entrepreneurs
- RM150 million for the Shop Malaysia Online initiative
- RM35 million to promote Malaysia-made products
- Tax incentives for companies producing Covid-19 vaccines to invest in Malaysia
Science, Technology and Innovation
- RM400 million for selected ministries and agencies to carry out research and development (R&D)
- RM100 million for research into diseases, including vaccine development
Investments in primary sectors
- RM1 billion to encourage investments in technology, including R&D for the electronic and aerospace industries, among others
- RM500 million to support companies involved in advanced technology and innovation
- Tax incentives for certain industries will be extended to 2022
- RM1.4 billion to support the development of the domestic supply chain and increase the development of local products including medical devices
- RM3.7 billion to extend several schemes for maritime and logistics development, sustainable development, tourism infrastructure and public transportation sectors
- RM2 billion in targeted aid for SMEs
National defence
- RM16 billion allocated to defence ministry
- RM17 billion to home ministry
- RM2.3 billion to maintain military assets
- RM27 million to improve the country’s cybersecurity
- RM500 million for the construction of 1,000 homes for families of military personnel
- RM153 million for Rela
Transport
- RM300 million to expand the My30 unlimited travel pass to Penang and Kuantan, Pahang
- Government to introduce unlimited monthly travel passes at RM5 for students and the disabled. This includes train services in the Klang Valley as well as other parts of the country
- Tax exemption for the purchase of new buses
Housing
- Stamp duty exemption for first homes up to RM500,000
- RM1.2 billion for the provision of homes for low-income house buyers
- RM500 million for 14,000 PPR units
- RM315 million for 3,000 Rumah Mesra Rakyat
- RM125 million to repair dilapidated low-cost homes
- RM310 million for civil service homes
- Government to work with selected financial institutions for a rent-to-own scheme involving 5,000 PR1MA homes
RM50.4 billion for education
- RM50.4 billion for the education ministry accounting for 15.6% of the budget
- RM420 million for the Supplementary Food Programme for students
- RM725 million for dilapidated schools
- RM45 million for student welfare
- RM14.4 billion for the higher education ministry
- RM50 million to improve facilities and infrastructure at public universities
- RM50 million to upgrade internet connectivity in universities from 500Mbps to 10Gbps
- RM6 billion for technical and vocational education and training (TVET)
- RM300 million for loans for 24,000 TVET students
- RM29 million for TVET programmes for students at tahfiz and pondok schools
Digital connectivity
- RM1.5 billion to ensure internet connectivity for the B40 group in the form of credit of RM180 per person. This will benefit eight million people
- Telcos to provide RM1.5 billion worth of data
- RM500 million for Jendela initiative, to boost internet connectivity in schools
- RM7.4 billion for MCMC to increase broadband service in 2021 and 2022
- GLCs to contribute RM150 million to the Cerdik fund for the purchase of laptops for 150,000 students in 500 schools
Youth and sports
- RM1,000 per month for three months for employers who hire fresh graduates for apprenticeship programmes
- One-off RM50 e-wallet credit for those aged between 18 to 20 years old. This will benefit 1.5 million youths
- RM19 million for national health programmes to encourage healthier lifestyles
- RM103 million to build, upgrade and maintain all sporting facilities nationwide
- Tax exemption for sporting expenditure increased from RM2,500 to RM3,000
Rural development
RM2.7 billion for rural infrastructure projects. This includes:
- RM1.3 billion for roads
- RM632 million for water supply
- RM250 million for electricity supply
- RM355 million to build new houses and repair dilapidated houses
- RM121 million to construct 27,000 lamp posts
Tax exemption and essentials goods
- 1% decrease in income tax for those earning between RM50,000 to RM70,000 per year
- RM20 million to establish community centres for children to be looked after when school session ends
- RM170 million for early childhood education under KEMAS
- Tax exemption for companies who hire senior citizens
- Tax exemption for disabled couples increased from RM3,500 to RM5,000
- RM158 million for social and development programmes for the Orang Asli community, including the establishment of 14 new playschools
- Extension of tax exemptions for companies who hire former convicts and drug addicts
- RM50 million for repair and maintenance of houses of worship under local councils
- RM100 million to empower the Indian community’s socio-economic development
- RM177 million to the Chinese community for education facilities and new villages
- RM30 million to establish kindergartens in government buildings especially hospitals
- RM21 million to set up social support centres
- RM95 million allocated to microcredit financing for women entrepreneurs
- RM500 one-off payment to religious teachers and leaders (takmir), expected to benefit nearly 70,000 people
- RM1.4 billion allocated to the prime minister’s department for Islamic affairs
- RM4.6 billion allocated to empower Bumiputera entrepreneurs
- This includes RM6.5 billion to universities catered towards Bumiputeras
- RM1 billion allocated for reskilling and upskilling programmes
- Government allocates RM2 billion to continue Penjana Kerjaya programme under Socso
- Government to allocate 1.5 billion to extend wage subsidy programmes for another three months, particularly in the tourism sector
- RM3.7 billion for Skim Jaminan Penjanaan Pekerjaan (JanaKerja) to create jobs and improve skills
- RM400 million to abolish Felda settlers’ interest debts
- Fishermen allowance to increase to RM300 a month
- RM200 million allocated for distribution of essential goods
EPF contribution for employees reduced from 11% to 9% for 12 months beginning January 2021
- RM24 billion for Socso’s employment injury scheme. Delivery riders will also be included in this scheme
- RM3,000 tax exemptions for contributors to private retirement schemes
- EPF to allow contributors to withdraw from Account 2 to purchase insurance
- Government to allow contributors to withdraw RM500 a month from their EPF Account 1 for 12 months from January 2021
- RM150 million allocated to extend Socso’s job search allowance for three months
Covid-19 and public health
The Covid-19 fund ceiling to be raised to RM65 billion
RM1 billion to curb Covid-19 in the following ways:
- RM475 million for equipment and supplies for the health ministry
- RM318 million for frontliners’ PPEs and hand sanitisers
- RM150 million for the National Disaster Management Agency
- RM50 million to purchase equipment, laboratory supplies and medicine in university hospitals
- One-off payments of RM500 to frontliners
- RM24 million for mental health programmes
- Tax exemption of up to RM1,000 for medical treatment expenses involving vaccination
- Tax exemption of up to RM8,000 for treatment of serious diseases
- Tax exemption of up to RM1,000 for health screenings
- Tax exemption of up to RM8,000 for medical treatment, necessities and care for parents
- MySalam and Perlindungan Tenang voucher programme for the B40 to be expanded.
- RM90 million for pneumococcal immunisation programme for children.
- Aid for OKU increased to RM300 million
- Aid for senior citizens increased to RM500 million
- Allowance for OKU workers increased to RM450 million
- In total, RM2.2 billion allocated for monthly welfare aid, which will benefit over 400,000 people
