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2 July 2016, Sungai Emas - Eighty-seven Malay residents received Hari Raya hampers from JKKK Sungai Emas today. The recipients of these hampers comprise of single parents and the underprivileged, living in the vicinity, namley, Mutiara Apartment, Pinang Emas, Kampung Mutiara and Kampung Rasa Sayang.

Each hamper costs RM60 and includes daily items like cooking oil, flour, sugar, biscuits, coffee, rice noodles, tomato and chilli sauce, soy sauce, canned food and a bag of 5kg rice.

YB Zairil, the MP for Bukit Bendera, YB Teh Yee Cheu, state assemblyman for Tanjong Bunga, and Chris Lee, a councillor with MBPP were present to meet and give away the hampers.

Chairman of JKKK Sungai Emas, Mr. Cheng Teck San and his committee members were attending to the residents too.

"We wish all Muslims a 'Selamat Hari Raya," said Mr. Cheng.

 

YB Teh Yee Cheu had requested a meeting with the relevant authorities to solve the problem of Jalan Low Yat in Batu Ferringhi. Chief Engineer, Tuan Harridzan from JKR hosted the meeting at Jalan JKR today. Others who attended were representatives from the Landcom office, MBPP, Double Tree Hilton and Island Bay Resort.

According to JKR records, Jalan Low Yat remained under the care of Mount Pleasure since 1989. In 2005, Mount Pleasure sold off a parcel of land to Hydro Hotel. Ever since, the maintainance of Jalan Low Yat has been unclear as Mount Pleasure changed its name to Island Bay Resort. 

The meeting successfully identified Island Bay Resort as the responsible party for Jalan Low Yat. JKR has given Island Bay Resort one week to resurface the road to JKR specifications. The handover of Jalan Low Yat is expected to be no later than July this year. YB Teh Yee Cheu advised Island Bay Resort to process the handover of Jalan Low Yat as soon as possible. 

He also highlighted traffic problems in the area and advised Double Tree Hilton to be a considerate neighbour to The Reef apartment residents.

This long-standing problem will finally be resolved soon.

The Batu Ferringhi market which was scheduled to be completed in December 2015, after its first extention-of-time (EOT) is currently only 81% completed due to large boulders found at the site.

"The contractor is still waiting for the approval of the second EOT," said Lim Cheng Hoe, the ex-councillor who is currently an officer with YB Teh Yee Cheu.

Lim then questioned by the council did not carry out soil tests before construction works began.

"If there were soil tests, then everyone would have anticipated the actual duration of the construction.

"This is not the first delay. Even projects at Cecil Street and Jalan Jelutong faced delays," he noted.

The much-awaited MBPP market built on 2.217 hectar of land will have a wet market, food court and a multi-purpose hall on the second floor. The multi-purpose hall has three badminton courts and may hold up to 600 people for events.

Shaikh Adlil, the project manager at the site, said that another few months is needed before the project can be completed.

"We need to file for paperwork to the relevant authorities for the blastings which takes up to a month. The blasting itself takes about two weeks. Thereafter we need about four more months to complete the job," he said.

To avoid futher miscommunications, Lim had requested for the Commissioner of Buildings (COB) from MBPP to provide monthly reports to YB Teh Yee Cheu's office.

 

 

 

 

ADUN Tanjong Bunga ingin mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih kepada Puan Haliza Abdul Halim yang telah memberi sumbangan bantuan baju sekolah kepada 30 anak-anak asnaf dari kawasan Tanjong Tokong. Kami menghargai keprihatinan puan untuk menolong golongan tersebut dengan meringankan beban ibubapa.

Terima kasih kepada ahil-ahli dari AMANAH, terutamanya; En Abdul Hakim B Ahmad, Setiausaha Amanah Kaw. Bukit Bendera, En Kamarulsham, Ketua Komunikasi, En Foad Ibrahim, Bendahari, Pn Farah, Ketua Wanita, En Syed Ismail Syed Zain dan En Suidi kerana sudi berkerjasama dengan Pejabat ADUN Tj Bunga untuk menjayakan program tersebut (4/12/2015).