Tiga pelajar dakwa dipukul guru
NOORSYAFINA Sulong (kanan) memegang laporan polis manakala Zurnie Anissa Setapa (tengah) melakonkan semula bagaimana Nur Syakira Roslan Afendi dipukul di tengkuk di Kampung Kubang Ikan, semalam.
KUALA TERENGGANU 1 Mei - Gara-gara dituduh tidak memberi perhatian dalam kelas, tiga pelajar perempuan berusia 17 tahun sebuah sekolah menengah di Chendering di sini mendakwa dipukul oleh guru di kepala dan leher, semalam.
Akibat 'hukuman' oleh guru lelaki itu, seorang daripada mereka, Nur Syakira Roslan Afendi pening kepala dan pitam.
Dalam kejadian kira-kira pukul 11.45 pagi itu, Nur Syakira mendakwa guru berkenaan menghampirinya dan menuduh dia tidak mencatat apa yang disampaikannya.
"Selepas saya menjawab ada membuat nota itu, cikgu memukul saya dua kali di kepala serta sekali di leher dan tangan.
"Kepala saya terasa pening dan telinga menjadi berdengung akibat pukulan itu," katanya ketika ditemui di rumahnya di Kampung Kubang Ikan di sini hari ini.
Rakan sekelasnya, Noorsyafina Sulong pula mendakwa, dia dan Zurnie Anissa Setapa turut dipukul di tangan dan kepala oleh guru berkenaan selepas Nur Syakira dipukul.
"Guru itu menuduh kami tidak memberi perhatian dalam kelas kerana saya pergi meminta nota daripada Nur Syakira.
"Kami bertindak memarahi guru berkenaan kerana dia melemparkan senyuman selepas memukul dan menuduh kami tanpa sebab," katanya.
Noorsyafina berkata, mereka hanya dibenarkan menelefon keluarga masing-masing kira-kira pukul 2 petang iaitu tiga jam selepas kejadian itu berlaku untuk membawa mereka pulang.
"Guru itu juga hanya membenarkan kami menghubungi keluarga selepas Nur Syakira masih pucat dan tidak berdaya untuk berjalan pulang," ujarnya.
Dalam pada itu, bapa Nursyakira, Roslan Afendi Aziz, 38, berkata, dia kemudian membawa ketiga-tiga pelajar tersebut membuat laporan di Balai Polis Chendering kira-kira pukul 4 petang hari yang sama.
Sementara itu, Pengarah Jabatan Pelajaran Negeri Terengganu, Ariffin Embong ketika dihubungi berkata, pihaknya masih belum menerima laporan berhubung kejadian itu.
Utusan
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Kedai Pasar Payang dipecah masuk
Kedai Pasar Payang dipecah masuk
salah seorang peniaga di Pasar Besar Kedai Payang, Kuala Terengganu, Che Wan Kalsom Che Wan Taib menunjukkan besi pintu kedai yang dipotong pencuri untuk tujuan memecah masuk kedai itu, semalam.
KUALA TERENGGANU 2 Mei - Dua buah kedai menjual songket dan tudung di Pasar Besar Payang di sini semalam dipecah masuk menyebabkan kerugian kira-kira RM3,000.
Salah seorang pemilik kedai itu, Nurul Nadia Che Taib, (gambar) 26, berkata, dia bersama pekerjanya datang membuka kedai berkenaan kira-kira pukul 8.45 pagi ini selepas menutup kedai pukul 2.30 petang semalam.
''Apabila tiba di depan kedai, saya mendapati pintu besi telah dicungkil.
''Selepas memeriksa kedai, kira-kira 20 pasang kain sutera dan wang tunai berjumlah RM200 yang disimpan di dalam almari hilang," katanya ketika ditemui di sini.
Nurul Nadia berkata, dia kemudian membuat laporan polis di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Kuala Terengganu di sini kira-kira pukul 10 pagi.
''Ini merupakan kali pertama kedai saya dipecah masuk namun sebelum ini kedai-kedai lain telah pun berlaku kejadian yang sama.
''Saya difahamkan dalam bulan ini sahaja kira-kira 10 kedai di sini sudah kena pecah masuk," katanya.
Seorang lagi peniaga yang hanya mahu dikenali sebagai Pak Mat berusia 40-an memberitahu, dia kerugian kira-kira RM1,000 akibat kejadian itu.
''Mereka mengambil kira-kira 60 kain tudung yang digantung dan diletakkan di sekeliling kedai," katanya.
JOHOR BAHRU 2 Mei - Hidup berjauhan daripada keluarga membuat Raja Ahsura Raja Ali bertekad untuk belajar bersungguh-sungguh.
Berkat usaha gigihnya, pelajar berusia 21 tahun itu dipilih sebagai salah seorang penerima Anugerah Graduan Cemerlang pada Majlis Konvokesyen Kolej Komuniti Wilayah Johor Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi (KPT) Ke-5 di sini hari ini.
Majlis konvokesyen itu mengumpulkan graduan dari Kolej Komuniti Pasir Gudang, Kolej Komuniti Ledang, Kolej Komuniti Segamat, Kolej Komuniti Segamat 2 dan Kolej Komuniti Bandar Penawar.
Raja Ahsura, yang menamatkan pengajian dua tahun dalam Sijil Perakaunan Perniagaan dari Kolej Komuniti Bandar Penawar, Kota Tinggi itu memperoleh Purata Nilai Gred Kumulatif (CGPA) 3.74.
"Dulu masa sekolah saya malas belajar dan sering dimarah oleh emak. Alhamdulillah, ternyata kemarahan dan leteran emak membawa kejayaan pada saya," katanya.
Katanya, walaupun keputusan Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) kurang baik ia tidak mematah semangatnya untuk menebus kekecewaan itu.
Tambah anak kepada pegawai bomba itu, kejayaan adik keduanya yang berjaya memasuki matrikulasi memberinya semangat untuk berjaya.
"Selain adik sebagai pembakar semangat, saya ingin buktikan kepada guru-guru bahawa saya boleh berjaya dengan berusaha bersungguh-sungguh," kata anak sulung daripada tiga beradik itu.
Seorang lagi penerima anugerah dari kolej dan kursus sama, Fatin Nurainina Kamal, 21, memperoleh CPGA 3.95 berkata, selepas SPM dia bekerja dahulu sebagai juruwang di stesen minyak.
"Ketika itu keluarga ada masalah, namun emak dorong saya agar sambung belajar dengan segala perbelanjaan ditanggungnya," katanya yang berhasrat untuk membantu perniagaan tradisional yang diuruskan keluarganya.
Bagi Razidah Abdol Razak, 23, dari Kolej Komuniti Pasir Gudang, juga mengambil kursus sama berkata, melanjutkan pelajaran ke Kolej Komuniti dianggap peluang kedua untuk berjaya dalam pelajaran.
-Utusan
"Keputusan SPM tidak begitu baik, jadi kerja dahulu sebagai kerani dan pada masa sama cuba mengintai peluang menyambung pelajaran.
"Apabila diterima masuk ke Kolej Komuniti, saya nekad belajar bersungguh-sungguh dan hasilnya mendapat CGPA 3.91," katanya yang kini sudah bekerja sebagai setiausaha projek di sebuah syarikat minyak dan gas di Pasir Gudang.
salah seorang peniaga di Pasar Besar Kedai Payang, Kuala Terengganu, Che Wan Kalsom Che Wan Taib menunjukkan besi pintu kedai yang dipotong pencuri untuk tujuan memecah masuk kedai itu, semalam.
KUALA TERENGGANU 2 Mei - Dua buah kedai menjual songket dan tudung di Pasar Besar Payang di sini semalam dipecah masuk menyebabkan kerugian kira-kira RM3,000.
Salah seorang pemilik kedai itu, Nurul Nadia Che Taib, (gambar) 26, berkata, dia bersama pekerjanya datang membuka kedai berkenaan kira-kira pukul 8.45 pagi ini selepas menutup kedai pukul 2.30 petang semalam.
''Apabila tiba di depan kedai, saya mendapati pintu besi telah dicungkil.
''Selepas memeriksa kedai, kira-kira 20 pasang kain sutera dan wang tunai berjumlah RM200 yang disimpan di dalam almari hilang," katanya ketika ditemui di sini.
Nurul Nadia berkata, dia kemudian membuat laporan polis di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Kuala Terengganu di sini kira-kira pukul 10 pagi.
''Ini merupakan kali pertama kedai saya dipecah masuk namun sebelum ini kedai-kedai lain telah pun berlaku kejadian yang sama.
''Saya difahamkan dalam bulan ini sahaja kira-kira 10 kedai di sini sudah kena pecah masuk," katanya.
Seorang lagi peniaga yang hanya mahu dikenali sebagai Pak Mat berusia 40-an memberitahu, dia kerugian kira-kira RM1,000 akibat kejadian itu.
''Mereka mengambil kira-kira 60 kain tudung yang digantung dan diletakkan di sekeliling kedai," katanya.
JOHOR BAHRU 2 Mei - Hidup berjauhan daripada keluarga membuat Raja Ahsura Raja Ali bertekad untuk belajar bersungguh-sungguh.
Berkat usaha gigihnya, pelajar berusia 21 tahun itu dipilih sebagai salah seorang penerima Anugerah Graduan Cemerlang pada Majlis Konvokesyen Kolej Komuniti Wilayah Johor Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi (KPT) Ke-5 di sini hari ini.
Majlis konvokesyen itu mengumpulkan graduan dari Kolej Komuniti Pasir Gudang, Kolej Komuniti Ledang, Kolej Komuniti Segamat, Kolej Komuniti Segamat 2 dan Kolej Komuniti Bandar Penawar.
Raja Ahsura, yang menamatkan pengajian dua tahun dalam Sijil Perakaunan Perniagaan dari Kolej Komuniti Bandar Penawar, Kota Tinggi itu memperoleh Purata Nilai Gred Kumulatif (CGPA) 3.74.
"Dulu masa sekolah saya malas belajar dan sering dimarah oleh emak. Alhamdulillah, ternyata kemarahan dan leteran emak membawa kejayaan pada saya," katanya.
Katanya, walaupun keputusan Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) kurang baik ia tidak mematah semangatnya untuk menebus kekecewaan itu.
Tambah anak kepada pegawai bomba itu, kejayaan adik keduanya yang berjaya memasuki matrikulasi memberinya semangat untuk berjaya.
"Selain adik sebagai pembakar semangat, saya ingin buktikan kepada guru-guru bahawa saya boleh berjaya dengan berusaha bersungguh-sungguh," kata anak sulung daripada tiga beradik itu.
Seorang lagi penerima anugerah dari kolej dan kursus sama, Fatin Nurainina Kamal, 21, memperoleh CPGA 3.95 berkata, selepas SPM dia bekerja dahulu sebagai juruwang di stesen minyak.
"Ketika itu keluarga ada masalah, namun emak dorong saya agar sambung belajar dengan segala perbelanjaan ditanggungnya," katanya yang berhasrat untuk membantu perniagaan tradisional yang diuruskan keluarganya.
Bagi Razidah Abdol Razak, 23, dari Kolej Komuniti Pasir Gudang, juga mengambil kursus sama berkata, melanjutkan pelajaran ke Kolej Komuniti dianggap peluang kedua untuk berjaya dalam pelajaran.
-Utusan
"Keputusan SPM tidak begitu baik, jadi kerja dahulu sebagai kerani dan pada masa sama cuba mengintai peluang menyambung pelajaran.
"Apabila diterima masuk ke Kolej Komuniti, saya nekad belajar bersungguh-sungguh dan hasilnya mendapat CGPA 3.91," katanya yang kini sudah bekerja sebagai setiausaha projek di sebuah syarikat minyak dan gas di Pasir Gudang.
Police nab 18 for gambling
2009/04/27
KUALA TERENGGANU: Police detained 18 men for gambling in two separate raids in Kuala Terengganu and Marang on Friday. In the first raid on a house in Kampung Telok Pelong, Pusu Tiga near Bukit Payong in Marang, 12 carpenters from Bukit Payong were arrested while gambling at 2am.
Meanwhile, five traders and a civil servant from here were detained for gambling near a food stall in Jalan Kota. - NST
KUALA TERENGGANU: Police detained 18 men for gambling in two separate raids in Kuala Terengganu and Marang on Friday. In the first raid on a house in Kampung Telok Pelong, Pusu Tiga near Bukit Payong in Marang, 12 carpenters from Bukit Payong were arrested while gambling at 2am.
Meanwhile, five traders and a civil servant from here were detained for gambling near a food stall in Jalan Kota. - NST
Fresh leads in SMS threat case
Sunday May 3, 2009
Fresh leads in SMS threat case
KUALA TERENGGANU: Terengganu police have obtained new leads on the April 13 case of the SMS death threats on three Barisan Nasional assemblymen.
State police chief Senior Asst Comm 1 Datuk Mohd Shukri Dahlan confirmed that police were close to solving the case.
“It is only a matter of time before the suspect is apprehended but I can’t divulge more information for now,” he said when contacted yesterday.
It is learnt that police received vital input from a 31-year-old clerk who was arrested on April 20 in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor, to assist in the investigation.
The clerk, who is also a blogger, was freed on police bail.
The SMS was sent to assemblymen Datul Rosol Wahid (Ajil), Abdul Halim Jusoh (Permaisuri) and Zakaria Abdullah (Paka).
Fresh leads in SMS threat case
KUALA TERENGGANU: Terengganu police have obtained new leads on the April 13 case of the SMS death threats on three Barisan Nasional assemblymen.
State police chief Senior Asst Comm 1 Datuk Mohd Shukri Dahlan confirmed that police were close to solving the case.
“It is only a matter of time before the suspect is apprehended but I can’t divulge more information for now,” he said when contacted yesterday.
It is learnt that police received vital input from a 31-year-old clerk who was arrested on April 20 in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor, to assist in the investigation.
The clerk, who is also a blogger, was freed on police bail.
The SMS was sent to assemblymen Datul Rosol Wahid (Ajil), Abdul Halim Jusoh (Permaisuri) and Zakaria Abdullah (Paka).
Student: Teacher slapped me unconscious
Sunday May 3, 2009 -Star Online
Student: Teacher slapped me unconscious
KUALA TERENGGANU: A Form Five student has accused a teacher of slapping her until she passed out for not paying attention during history class.
The Terengganu Education Depart-ment has set up a panel comprising senior officers to probe the complaint made by Nur Shakira Ruslan Affendi, 17, of SMK Chendering.
“We will be fair in our investigations,” said department director Ariffin Embong.
He said the teacher would face the disciplinary board if he was found to have committed the offence.
“However, if the student is at fault, then she would have to face the consequences for making a false report,” he said when contacted yesterday.
Nur Shakira claimed that she was hit hard on the head by the teacher, causing her to black out on the classroom floor on Thursday.
She said the male teacher was furious at her for not paying attention during his class.
“Yes, I admit that my mind was wandering during the lesson but the teacher shouldn’t have hit me using such force,” she said when met at home on Friday.
Nur Shakira lodged a report at the Chendering police station on the day of the alleged incident.
Two other students, Noorsyafina Sulong and Zurnia Anissa Setapa, from the same class are also accusing the teacher of hitting them that day.
However, the teacher, who identified himself only as Yusuf, has denied hitting the student with such an impact.
State Deputy CID chief Supt K. Manoharan said police had initiated a separate probe of their own.
Student: Teacher slapped me unconscious
KUALA TERENGGANU: A Form Five student has accused a teacher of slapping her until she passed out for not paying attention during history class.
The Terengganu Education Depart-ment has set up a panel comprising senior officers to probe the complaint made by Nur Shakira Ruslan Affendi, 17, of SMK Chendering.
“We will be fair in our investigations,” said department director Ariffin Embong.
He said the teacher would face the disciplinary board if he was found to have committed the offence.
“However, if the student is at fault, then she would have to face the consequences for making a false report,” he said when contacted yesterday.
Nur Shakira claimed that she was hit hard on the head by the teacher, causing her to black out on the classroom floor on Thursday.
She said the male teacher was furious at her for not paying attention during his class.
“Yes, I admit that my mind was wandering during the lesson but the teacher shouldn’t have hit me using such force,” she said when met at home on Friday.
Nur Shakira lodged a report at the Chendering police station on the day of the alleged incident.
Two other students, Noorsyafina Sulong and Zurnia Anissa Setapa, from the same class are also accusing the teacher of hitting them that day.
However, the teacher, who identified himself only as Yusuf, has denied hitting the student with such an impact.
State Deputy CID chief Supt K. Manoharan said police had initiated a separate probe of their own.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Folk see red over one-way system
Saturday May 2, 2009 - The Star
Folk see red over one-way system
KUALA TERENGGANU: The one-way system implemented by Kuala Terengganu City Council (MBKT) along several main streets in the city has resulted in more anguish than joy among motorists.
Although MBKT has spent millions to implement the system, locals claim the objective of addressing traffic bottlenecks in the city has not been achieved.
At the end of March, the busy Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan Air Jernih and Jalan Batas Baru were turned into one-way streets to overcome heavy traffic congestion during weekdays.
But the implementation has angered city folk as they feel MBKT did not carry out proper studies or conduct test runs before implementing the one-way road system.
The Star met several motorists on a recent Sunday and all of those interviewed gave the system the thumbs down.
Engineer Salahuddin Rahim, 48, said the system had actually caused chaos, drifting from its purpose to improve the traffic situation in the city.
“Motorists now have to take a bigger turn to enter certain parts of the city and this causes choked points during rush hours,” he said.
Salahuddin said he was curious why the state, that has steady financial capacity through oil-royalty, did not opt for an elevated ring-road system.
“An elevated ring-road can reduce our burden without interrupting the previous dual traffic flow,” he said.
Senior Bank executive Ali Othman, 40, said the new system made it difficult for office workers to reach their work stations on time.
“We have to take several ridiculous diversions before reaching our office and it is time consuming,” he said.
Ali said even pedestrians felt it was hard to cross the four-lane one-way Jalan Sultan Ismail since the road system was introduced.
“There are no pedestrian bridges and councils workers have even stopped us for jaywalking,” he said.
Ali said MBKT should conduct in-depth studies on whether the system was suitable for narrow streets before implementing it.
“The council should now consider tunnels for pedestrians before accidents occur,” he added.
Folk see red over one-way system
KUALA TERENGGANU: The one-way system implemented by Kuala Terengganu City Council (MBKT) along several main streets in the city has resulted in more anguish than joy among motorists.
Although MBKT has spent millions to implement the system, locals claim the objective of addressing traffic bottlenecks in the city has not been achieved.
At the end of March, the busy Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan Air Jernih and Jalan Batas Baru were turned into one-way streets to overcome heavy traffic congestion during weekdays.
But the implementation has angered city folk as they feel MBKT did not carry out proper studies or conduct test runs before implementing the one-way road system.
The Star met several motorists on a recent Sunday and all of those interviewed gave the system the thumbs down.
Engineer Salahuddin Rahim, 48, said the system had actually caused chaos, drifting from its purpose to improve the traffic situation in the city.
“Motorists now have to take a bigger turn to enter certain parts of the city and this causes choked points during rush hours,” he said.
Salahuddin said he was curious why the state, that has steady financial capacity through oil-royalty, did not opt for an elevated ring-road system.
“An elevated ring-road can reduce our burden without interrupting the previous dual traffic flow,” he said.
Senior Bank executive Ali Othman, 40, said the new system made it difficult for office workers to reach their work stations on time.
“We have to take several ridiculous diversions before reaching our office and it is time consuming,” he said.
Ali said even pedestrians felt it was hard to cross the four-lane one-way Jalan Sultan Ismail since the road system was introduced.
“There are no pedestrian bridges and councils workers have even stopped us for jaywalking,” he said.
Ali said MBKT should conduct in-depth studies on whether the system was suitable for narrow streets before implementing it.
“The council should now consider tunnels for pedestrians before accidents occur,” he added.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Gejala dadah sintetik ancaman baru kepada masyarakat
MARANG - Kewujudan dadah sintetik seperti pil kuda, ketamin dan eramin 5 kini menjadi ancaman baru kepada masyarakat, termasuk golongan pelajar.
:Ketua Pegawai Agensi Antidadah Kebangsaan (AADK) Daerah Marang, Wan Zulkafli Wan Ahmad berkata, situasi itu dikhuatiri akan terus menular dan menjadi budaya yang tidak sihat kepada generasi akan datang.
Menurutnya, trend dalam kalangan masyarakat kini yang gemar menggunakan dadah sintetik itu, sangat membimbangkan kerana kesannya sangat dahsyat, termasuk gangguan emosi dan merosakkan sistem saraf pusat seperti otak serta saraf tunjang.
“Oleh itu kami (pihak berkuasa dan jabatan berkaitan) memerlukan bantuan dan sokongan daripada pelbagai pihak bagi membendung gejala ini daripada terus berleluasa.
“Pihak AADK sendiri selain mengadakan kempen, turut terbabit dalam operasi dengan kerjasama pihak berkaitan," katanya.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika berucap pada Program Gerak Sedar Bersepadu (Progress), di Dewan Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Tun Telanai, semalam.
Menurutnya, dalam pemeriksaan yang dilakukan di 12 buah sekolah menengah di daerah ini Februari hingga April lalu umpamanya, mereka mendapati lima daripada mereka positif dadah, empat positif pil kuda dan seorang terlibat ganja. Perkara seperti inilah yang harus dibendung dari awal.
Program Sayangi Keluarga yang bertemakan ‘Institusi Keluarga Bebas Dadah’ itu adalah anjuran AADK Daerah Marang dan SMK Tun Telanai.
Ia dirasmikan Pegawai Daerah Marang, A Rahman Che Ali.
Sepanjang program, peserta berpeluang mengikuti ceramah dan kuiz berkaitan daripada AADK Daerah Marang dan ceramah kesihatan dari Pejabat Kesihatan Daerah Marang selain pameran serta pertandingan.
Program berkenaan diadakan bagi mewujudkan kesedaran murid, guru dan masyarakat mengenai bahaya dadah selain menggalakkan interaksi sosial positif antara murid serta masyarakat.
Ia diharap menjadi platform memerangi dadah dan menyediakan maklumat kepada pelajar berkenaan mengenai bahaya dadah.
Sinar 30/04/09
:Ketua Pegawai Agensi Antidadah Kebangsaan (AADK) Daerah Marang, Wan Zulkafli Wan Ahmad berkata, situasi itu dikhuatiri akan terus menular dan menjadi budaya yang tidak sihat kepada generasi akan datang.
Menurutnya, trend dalam kalangan masyarakat kini yang gemar menggunakan dadah sintetik itu, sangat membimbangkan kerana kesannya sangat dahsyat, termasuk gangguan emosi dan merosakkan sistem saraf pusat seperti otak serta saraf tunjang.
“Oleh itu kami (pihak berkuasa dan jabatan berkaitan) memerlukan bantuan dan sokongan daripada pelbagai pihak bagi membendung gejala ini daripada terus berleluasa.
“Pihak AADK sendiri selain mengadakan kempen, turut terbabit dalam operasi dengan kerjasama pihak berkaitan," katanya.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika berucap pada Program Gerak Sedar Bersepadu (Progress), di Dewan Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Tun Telanai, semalam.
Menurutnya, dalam pemeriksaan yang dilakukan di 12 buah sekolah menengah di daerah ini Februari hingga April lalu umpamanya, mereka mendapati lima daripada mereka positif dadah, empat positif pil kuda dan seorang terlibat ganja. Perkara seperti inilah yang harus dibendung dari awal.
Program Sayangi Keluarga yang bertemakan ‘Institusi Keluarga Bebas Dadah’ itu adalah anjuran AADK Daerah Marang dan SMK Tun Telanai.
Ia dirasmikan Pegawai Daerah Marang, A Rahman Che Ali.
Sepanjang program, peserta berpeluang mengikuti ceramah dan kuiz berkaitan daripada AADK Daerah Marang dan ceramah kesihatan dari Pejabat Kesihatan Daerah Marang selain pameran serta pertandingan.
Program berkenaan diadakan bagi mewujudkan kesedaran murid, guru dan masyarakat mengenai bahaya dadah selain menggalakkan interaksi sosial positif antara murid serta masyarakat.
Ia diharap menjadi platform memerangi dadah dan menyediakan maklumat kepada pelajar berkenaan mengenai bahaya dadah.
Sinar 30/04/09
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