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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Dasar Automotif Negara,mampusla kita!!!!

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 1 — New conditions under the National Automotive Policy (NAP) that make mandatory inspection for vehicles above 15 years at Puspakom burdens used car dealers and affects their business.

Many used car dealers and owners of cars over 15 years are frustrated with the government’s move as it affects the lower income group. The regulation, that comes into force on Jan 1 and will involve about a million vehicles, is among 18 new measures in the revised NAP to enhance the local automotive industry’s competitiveness and make for safer, more environmental-friendly and technologically sound vehicles.

A used car dealer, Mohd Rizal Sabtu, characterised the government’s move as adversely affecting the industry besides burdening rural consumers given that the insurance rates had risen to RM350.

“Now irrespective of the age of the vehicle the insurance is RM350. This is not third party but first party. The third party rate as I remember was done away in July. There is no more third party,” he told Bernama here today.

The Zalfa Trading Enterprise entrepreneur said before the new conditions his company sold between 60 and 70 vehicles aged above 15 years in a year or about 15 vehicles in a month.

“I am not confident of selling that many units next year firstly because the new condition requires annual Puspakom inspection for renewal of road tax.

“Secondly, there is no more third party insurance. They have to buy first party insurance at RM350. This is burdensome to rural folk who mostly buy paying cash and are self-employed. For a bank loan to buy a new car, salary slips and bank statements are needed,” he said.

“A used car aged 15 and above usually is sold between RM4,000 and RM10,000. It seems that the government wants to encourage sales of new cars and I as a used car dealer in Kuala Lumpur am somewhat affected but the effect outside Kuala Lumpur is worse,” he said.

Mohd Rizal also alluded to “false road tax discs” but said it would be below one per cent.

Another used car dealer, in Manjung, Perak, Zulfinaini Safie, said that as a small-time dealer he would be faced with problems as 75 per cent of the vehicles in his dealership were more than 15 years old.

He said various problems will emerge if all the vehicles had to undergo Puspakom inspection for road-tax renewal. Many owners of old used cars contacted also voiced frustration over the new conditions that would burden the lower-income group.

However, 24-year-old Toyota Starlet owner, Mohd Najib Abd Rashid, said he agreed with the new regulations in the interest of old car owners’ safety. The secretary of the oldskool.org club which has a membership of 4,000 made up of both owners and enthusiasts said what was more worrying was the ban on the import of used spare parts in 18 months.

“This will make it difficult for old car owners to get spare parts and this is compounded with the difficulty of getting insurance,” he said.

Mohd Najib said most of the club members did not agree with the new conditions and hoped the government would find a way to help the low-income owners of old cars. — Bernama

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HIDUP MELAYU!
HIDUP 1MALAYSIA!
MAMPUS AKU!!!

Thursday, October 22, 2009

SPRM tengah sibuk,jangan kacau!

Setelah keluar lapuran audit, SPRM jadi sibuk kerana banyak kena seleweng.
Kes kes besar yg perlu di beri perhatian segera termasuklah:

BELACAN YG DISELEWENG PROTEIN
BUDU KAT KELANTAN YG KURANG KEMASINAN
CENCALOK KAT MELAKA YG KURANG KABOHIDRAT
IEMPOYAK PAHANG YG TAK CUKUP DURIAN
BUAH PALA JEROK KAT PENANG TERKURANG ISI

Kes kes ini perlu disiasat segera kerana memudaratkan keselamatan negara!!!

Monday, October 19, 2009

FITNAH!!Internet kat Malaysia laju oooo!!!

Okt 19, 09 8:15pm
Syarikat-syarikat Australia yang berhasrat untuk melabur di Malaysia bimbang dengan tahap kelajuan Internet yang tidak memuaskan di negara ini, kata timbalan pengerusi Majlis Perniagaan Malaysia- Australia, Michael Halpin.

Capaian Internet yang laju adalah penting bagi syarikat-syarikat Australia yang mempunyai dokumen besar untuk dihantar dari Malaysia ke ibu pejabat mereka di Australia, katanya.

"Ada dokumen teknikal yang amat besar dan selalunya kami mendapati ia mengambil masa yang panjang untuk menghantar dokumen-dokumen sebegini akibat kelembapan Internet di Malaysia.

"Capaian Internet di Australia lebih laju daripada di Malaysia.

"Pelabur-pelabur Australia dan Amerika mendapati ini menjengkelkan dan menghalang mereka menjalankan perniagaan dengan sempurna," katanya kepada pemberita selepas memberi ucapan di majlis makan tengah hari dengan pegawai kerajaan negeri Selangor, wakil-wakil majlis perniagaan dan kedutaan asing.

Ditanya jika kelajuan Internet di Malaysia adalah lebih perlahan daripada negara-negara jiran, Halpin berkata:

"Tidak, tetapi adakah Malaysia mahu setaraf dengan mereka? Malaysia adalah pilihan utama sebagai destinasi pelaburan, tetapi perbezaan antara Malaysia, Indonesia dan Vietnam semakin hilang."

Isu lain yang menjadi kebimbangan syarikat-syarikat Australia dan bakal pelabur ialah tahap keselamatan, di mana terdapat banyak laporan berita mengenai jenayah kecil dan ragut di negara ini.

Halpin bagaimanapun berkata beliau tidak menjangkakan bahawa syarikat-syarikat Australia yang sedang beroperasi di sini akan berpindah tetapi keadaan ini mungkin akan menghalang kedatangan syarikat-syarikat baharu ke Malaysia.

"Syarikat-syarikat ini bertanggungjawab ke atas pekerja dan keluarga mereka yang dihantar ke sini. Isteri kepada seorang petugas telah kehilangan begnya dalam kejadian ragut baru-baru ini," katanya.

Sementara itu, Menteri Besar Selangor Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim berkata kerajaan negeri telah mencadangkan kepada pihak berkuasa tempatan untuk memberi bantuan sokongan kepada pihak polis yang mengalami kekurangan tenaga kerja.

Beliau berkata pihak kerajaan negera mengambil berat isu keselamatan dan akan memberi perhatian kepada isu itu dalam bajet negeri 2010.

Mengenai pelabur-pelabur yang lebih menggemari Indonesia, Thailand dan Vietnam sebagai destinasi pelaburan, Khalid berkata mereka harus melihat Malaysia sebagai satu "batu loncatan" kepada pasaran Asia yang lebih besar seperti China.

"Jika mereka ke negara lain, mereka mungkin terpaksa menunggu sehingga empat tahun lagi sebelum prasarana yang diperlukan siap, tetapi di negara ini, kebanyakan kemudahan telah siap sedia," katanya.

Menteri besar berkata banyak syarikat yang pada awalnya ingin menembusi pasaran China, kini beroperasi di Selangor kerana pelaburan di negara lain memerlukan program pembelajaran semula berikutan budaya perniagaan yang berlainan, tambahnya.

Majlis makan tengah hari yang dianjurkan oleh SSIC Bhd itu dihadiri pegawai-pegawai dari Indonesia, Cambodia, Singapura, Brunei, Korea Selatan, Maghribi, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Papua New Guinea, Mesir, Bangladesh, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Australia dan majlis perniagaan Amerika.

SSIC berkata Lembaga Kemajuan Perindustrian Malaysia (MIDA) meluluskan 138 projek pembuatan bernilai RM2.72 bilion di antara Januari dan Julai.

Daripada jumlah pelaburan, RM1.25 bilion adalah dari usahawan Malaysia, manakala baki RM1.46 bilion adalah dari pelabur asing.

Projek-projek tersebut menawarkan sejumlah 8,000 peluang pekerjaan. BERNAMA

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Ini berita fitnah! Tak percaya tengok statistik . Malaysia kat no 48!! Jauh lagi dgn no 1000!!!

Dah lama melayu kena tipu!