Showing posts with label SS1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SS1. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 08, 2012

曬衣竹繩子當釣魚器具‧匪“釣走”屋內手提電腦




摘自《光明日报》

(雪蘭莪‧八打靈再也5日訊)八打靈再也SS1區的居民申訴,早前曾過著“路不拾遺,夜不閉戶”的日子已成為歷史,近兩年來治安每況愈下,尤其入屋偷竊的小偷手法非常高明,擅用屋內的曬衣竹當釣魚器具,把事主放在客廳內的手提電腦“釣走”。

疑家犬遭餵安眠藥

居民聲稱,匪徒幹案時間多在下午1至4時,主要是趁年輕人上班和家中剩下老年人時入屋搶劫。根據居民指出,該區每個月至少會發生一宗入屋偷竊案。

劉永山說,他將安排警方和居民進行對話會,讓居民能直接向警方反映當地的治安情況。(圖:光明日報)
劉永山說,他將安排警方和居民進行對話會,讓居民能直接向警方反映當地的治安情況。(圖:光明日報)

居民林榮華(51歲)說,去年10月,他把裝有手提電

腦的書包放在客廳,小偷趁凌晨大家熟睡時,用曬衣竹當“魚竿”,把曬衣繩和衣夾當“魚線”和“魚鉤”,釣走他的電腦包。

他對小偷的幹案手法感到驚訝,因為窗戶離電腦約10呎左右,電腦屬屏幕15寸型號,有一定的重量,而且在幹案期間家中的狗也沒有發出犬叫聲,相信小偷給狗隻餵食安眠藥,讓牠毫無生氣。

他在SS1區住了數十年,除了電腦被偷,3個月前,他的手機也被偷走。他說,當時也是小偷看到手機位置靠近窗戶,順手牽羊地偷走。

他表示,該區的治安情況越來越嚴重,居民無時無刻都在擔心,就算關緊門戶都無法安眠。

他說,早前有計劃安裝“防盜燈”,如在夜晚有人在家外走動,屋裡的燈就會亮和發出警告聲,起阻嚇作用,但由於擔心系統太敏感,如貓狗經過都會發出警告聲,干擾鄰居,最後打消了此念頭。

大約70名來自甘榜東姑SS1區15至19路的居民,聚集在SS1區17路草場,針對治安問題日益嚴重課題舉行交流會,受邀出席的還有民主行動黨甘榜東姑州議員劉永山以及雙溪威市議員張文強。

這場交流會的發起人之一的梁錦元,也是罪案的受害者。他說,去年農曆新年過後,小偷不但偷走上萬令吉的財物,還開了家裡冷氣和吃光冰箱內的食物才離開,所幸家中無人,否則可能會有人因此而受傷。

一戶進賊17次 已認得小偷樣子

87歲高齡的居民溫炳華申訴,自1982年來,住家已被小偷光顧多達17次。

他說,治安敗壞下老人們的生命安全受到威脅。

他也稱聲他報案11次都未見警方採取有效的行動。

“偷竊的小偷都是同一個人,他把我家中值錢能夠變賣的東西都偷完後,甚至猖狂得連丟棄在屋外的爛鐵也偷走。”

他自嘲地說,在小偷頻密“光顧”下,他幾乎認得小偷的樣子,甚至可以跟小偷“做朋友”了。

靈市SS1居民擬組巡邏隊

儘管八打靈再也SS1區居民申訴近兩年來治安情況每況愈下,但民主行動黨甘榜東姑州議員劉永山指出,政府並沒有把該區列為全國150個高罪案風險住宅區。

他對此感到遺憾。他說,上述地區過去一年來頻密發生入屋偷竊事件,尤其當地居住者以老年人或退休人士居多,防衛能力弱,讓小偷有機可趁。

他說,居民計劃組織巡邏隊,而他也將與雙溪威警局聯絡,與居民安排對話會,反映當地的治安情況。

他瞭解警方面對人手不足的問題,畢竟負責看管SS1區、雙溪威、SS3區、格拉那再也、八打靈再也南區第6區、雙威一帶的警員只有約200人。

但他還是建議居民先跟警方聯繫,善用警方資源,包括建議警方增加巡邏次數,若當地治安情況仍然嚴重,才實行圍籬計劃。

他解釋,圍籬計劃需要較長時間來落實,包括向地方政府申請批准、成立居協、聘請保安等都需要一定的時間,所以現階段最好的方式,還是由警方來維持和負責當地治安比較妥當。

居民印建議書供參考

居民在交流會上自動自發印列一些防範罪案的建議供出席居民做參考,如提醒居民善用電話科技便利,安裝警方推出的“MyDistress”報警系統、建議在後巷安裝太陽能路燈、安裝閉路電視等。

居民提出10項建議:
1.成立SS1區居民協會。
2.建議大馬皇家警察部隊提供特別的緊急熱線給SS1區居民。
3.利用智能電話便利下載“MyDistress”報警系統。
4.加強居民間的聯繫,互相儲存鄰近居民們的聯絡號碼。
5.安裝閉路電視。
6.在後巷安裝太陽能路燈。
7.確保所有街燈正常操作。
8.在容易成為幹案的區域設立告示牌,提醒居民時刻保持警惕。
9.建議警方加強巡邏。
10.與警方保持聯繫與進行對話會反映治安情況。(光明日報)

Kampung Tunku becomes criminals' playground


By Dawan Chan (NST Streets)
7/8/2012

ON THE RISE:Criminals are more daring and crimes more rampant in the formerly peaceful neighbourhood of SS1

FOR decades, the SS1 community in Kampung Tunku lived without much worry about the peace and safety of their neighbourhood.

They could leave their gates unlocked and walk the streets without fear, although there were cases of petty thefts such as stolen shoes, but they were unfazed until recently.

Crime has become more daring and rampant in the neighbourhood, said the residents, with the latest incident occurring in Jalan SS1/17 just last week.

Lab technologist R. Saraswathi said her house was robbed by two men at 3.30pm, when her elderly mother and a 50-year-old sister were at home.

"A robber jumped into our compound by first getting into our neighbour's compound as their front gate was unlocked. He then managed to open our automatic gate. The two robbers then bent the grilles on our gate, crawled under it and entered the house.

"They tied my 75-year-old mother up, bundled my sister aside and threatened them with a dagger. They ransacked the house and it was all over in 15-minutes. They escaped with our laptops, jewellery and money, all worth RM20,000," said the 55-year-old, adding that no one was hurt in the incident.

Since then, Saraswathi said they have beefed up security in their home by installing more grilles.

John Fernandez was robbed while he was about to drive into his porch last year.

The 82-year-old said the robbers snatched his gold chain while his wife was held at knife point.

Fernandez said a visiting friend was also not spared as he was robbed twice of his gold chains, the second incident being six months ago.

"We are living in fear and we hope for more police presence here," said Fernandez, who moved into the neighbourhood in 1967.

There have also been cases of thieves using new "tactics" to steal belongings from homes.

Lum Weng Wah said thieves had jumped into his compound and dismantled a bamboo pole from the clothing line.

Attaching a hook from a clothes hanger to the bamboo pole, the thieves then used it to fish out belongings through a window.

The advertising agency owner lost his laptop which was placed on a table near the window. He discovered the loss upon seeing the "innovation" the thieves had left behind.

Residents' representative, Johnny Quek, said they were worried about the rise in crime in their area, especially with the majority of victims being senior citizens and the robbers striking in broad daylight.

"Our children are out at work during the day, leaving us, the elderly and grandchildren at home.

"We haven't had a good night's sleep as we worry that we will fall victim to these criminals.

"We hope for a bigger police presence in the form of Ops Payung here," said the 69-year-old.

The residents have brought their concerns to the attention of Kampung Tunku assemblyman Lau Weng San, who has said he will meet with the Sungai Way police station officer-in-charge to discuss the matter.

Lau said he would also organise a crime prevention dialogue with the residents and look into the possibility of a voluntary patrol unit as well as a gated and guarded community.

"Kampung Tunku was not included in the 150 crime hotspots, but it looks like crime there has gone from bad to worse.

"I will also write to the Federal government to request for more men to look after the safety of residents there.

"The Sungai Way police station has some 200 officers and they have to cover areas like SS1, SS3, SS5, Desa Mentari and Sunway, so they are spread very thin," he said.

Lau said he would work to light up the back lanes of the neighbourhood and get the Petaling Jaya City Council enforcement department to monitor illegal activities, such as alcohol consumption, on the playground.

Thursday, January 06, 2011

Bantuan kepada 230 orang murid-murid miskin rumah pangsa Sri Aman, Petaling Jaya



Petaling Jaya, 5 Januari – Ahli Dewan Negeri (ADUN) Selangor bagi kawasan Kampung Tunku, Lau Weng San mengedarkan 4600 buah buku latihan sumbangan daripada Kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat Selangor kepada 230 orang murid daripada keluarga berpendapatan rendah di rumah pangsa Sri Aman, SS1, Petaling Jaya pada Jumaat yang lepas di Dewan Orang Ramai Rumah Pangsa berkenaan.

Selain itu, Lau Weng San juga memberi 230 keping voucher kasut sekolah bata kepada murid-mruid ini supaya mereka dapat membeli kasut sekolah yang baru.

Menurut Lau Weng San, bantuan ini adalah sumbangan daripada kerajaan negeri Selangor Pakatan Rakyat sejak tahun 2008 di mana voucher kasut adalah sumbangan daripada peruntukan kawasan DUN Kampung Tunku.

Sebelum ini, Lau Weng San dalam ucapannya berharap semua murid yang menerima sumbangan agar belajar dengan tekun supaya mendapatkan keputusan yang cemerlang dalam peperiksaan.

Selain itu, Lau Weng San turut mengatakan bahawa bantuan akan diberi kepada mereka yang berasal daripada keluarga miskin dan ini adalah sejajar dengan dasar Merakyatkan Ekonomi Selangor.

Komitmen ini dapat dilihat apabila Jawatankuasa Kerajaan Prihatin Kerajaan Selangor akan memberi bantuan kepada murid-murid miskin menjelang setiap pembukaan sessi baru sekolah.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

New street-lights in SS1 and SS3.

Congratulations to Petaling Jaya Municipal Council (MBPJ) and Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) for installing a total of 198 150kW new street lamps on existing TNB lamp posts in SS1 and SS3 recently.
This is part of the effort from the council in collaboration with TNB to enhance street-lightings in SS1 and SS3 to combat rising crime rate in the two places.
Budget was approved by the council last year to improve street-lightings in SS1 and SS3 and the council is tasked to install 32 units electricity meters together with its casings.
TNB will be carrying out installation works including wiring works and it is targeted to finish in one month depending on the weather.
I was at Jalan SS3/39 this morning observing the installation work. Together with me are Petaling Jaya councillor Darren Tiong, his assistant Mr. Yap Chai Huat, my assistant Mr. Ning Sang and TNB Senior Technician for Petaling Jaya district, Encik Raduan Abdul Rahman.
I am satisfied with the works carried out by TNB and I wish the council can continue its good effort to improve street-lightings in other places of the council.

Friday, August 20, 2010

“Monument of Inefficiency” In SS1 Will Be Demolished


Incomplete hall at Jalan SS1/1 will be demolished by MBPJ and the land will be returned to its rightful owner, Koperasi Pegawai-Pegawai Kerajaan Malaysia Berhad (KPPKMB). The council has appointed a contractor and demolition will be conducted despite several delays due to technical problems.
The incomplete hall was once described by local media as “a monument of council’s inefficiency” as the previous administration of the council spent RM2 million in 2002 to build a multipurpose hall on a piece of field. Construction stopped halfway when the legal owner of the land turned up, rightfully claiming that the council had carried out the construction on land it did not own.
For years, the council did nothing to discuss with the land owner on the future on the land. Meanwhile, the incomplete hall becomes a haunt and hide-outs for drug addicts.
When I first took over the office, I have made a personal pledge to resolve the matter as the eyesore has become a threat to the community. Several official and unofficial discussions had been held and it has been decided that the council should demolish the structure and return the land to its rightful owner. Demolition has to be done at MBPJ’s cost.
And I am proud to announce that such monument that has brought shame on the council will now be demolished. The infamous nickname of “monument of inefficiency” will be a history and let us not forget the lesson we learn from this mistake.
Still, there are several issues that we need to handle. First, I understand the wished of the residents to retain the place as a field for children and they also hope the council can improve on the deplorable conditions of the two tennis courts and basketball court next to the hall. Some works were done from my constituency development fund but it is just insufficient unless the resourceful MBPJ step in and assist.
Secondly, while the land is finally returned to the rightful owner, KPPKMB, KPPKMB has the right to further develop the land as it is meant for residential purposes according to the land title. KPPKMB also owns a few pockets of similar land in SS1.
These issues must be made known to the taxpayers to avoid any possible misunderstandings between the owner of the land, the people living in surrounding area and the council.

Saturday, October 11, 2008

No water supply on 14th October 2008

The Chinese Press reported that there will be no water supply on 14th October in various places in Petaling Jaya and Kuala Lumpur. Most of these places are in my area. For people living in SS1, SEA Park, Paramount Garden, Lean Sen Garden etc please save some water for consumption on the same day. 

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Hindu Temple squatting in a container in SS1

I just came back from a Hindu temple in Jalan SS1/25.

The devotees complained to the DAP that BN has been neglecting them in granting a piece of land to construct an all new temple.

The temple commitee had offered to demolish to relocate the 30-year-old temple which was built on a piece of private land in end 2006.

Apparently, they temple has to squat from one place to another around the same area and the devotees are afraid that eventually when the project finished, there will be no land for them to build back the temple.

Wong Sai Hou answered to the press that the matter has been taken over by MIC. Apparently all issues and problems concerning Hindu temples in Selangor is solely handledby MIC.

I doubt very much MIC can deliever something. The committee wish to have a piece of land nearby for their temple.

What is it so difficult so find a small piece of religious land for them? The committee even offered to construct an all new structure to house their God but approval was denied.