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32 dailyexpressYOUR LOCAL VOICE THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016
Propertys
ROOM FOR RENTRM300 - Taman Rindu RoomFor Rent, near Klinik Luyang,Lintas and Highway. 088-727661 / 016-8458568
-----------------------BILIK SEWA
Kepayan Ridge, Taman Land-breeze, Kendara Flat, LidoMarket. Lengkap Perabot,Dapur Masak Termasuk Air,Elektrik, Gas.
016-8629163-----------------------SANDAKAN HOUSE
FOR SALEVilla Permai ApartmentGround Floor, Block L, FullyRenovated Including Furniture.
016-828-2200 (Mary)-----------------------SALOON TAKE OVER
Bundusan Area.Interested person please
Contact H/P: 014-8689693-----------------------MARINA COURT SALE
Penthouse, Fully Furnished,3+1 Bedrooms, Duplex Unit,2,430 Sq.ft.
CALL : 014-6825942-----------------------HOUSE LOT, PAPAR
0.25 Acre. Next to JalanPapar Lama. Kg. Gana /Manggis Flat, Land Filled,Water, Electricity. RM150K.
Owner 016-8455480-----------------------HOUSE FOR RENTTaman KingfisherLorong Ujana 3
Tel : 016-5873783-----------------------LAND FOR SALE
Taman Lok Kawi. CL 12,600Sq.ft. Selling RM80/Sq.ft.
Call : 014-5604779-----------------------LAND FOR SALE
25 Acres, PL, Kudat,750,000K, Road Access,Water / Electricity. Sms / Call: 013-8517268
-----------------------BUNDUSAN VILLA
APARTMENT4th Flr. For Rent F/furnished,Very Convenient And NicePlace To Stay.RM1300/month. Next to Bev-erly Hill.
016-8334789 Chau-----------------------
Beverly Hills Apartment Phs2 For Sale. Please Call 011-32019599-----------------------CORNER HOUSE SALE
Taman Khidmat (Near BDC)K.K., Double Storey Terrace,Reno, 4 Rooms, 3 Bath-rooms. RM950,000.00 (Neg).
016-8321937 (Owner)-----------------------
Angkasa Apartment For Rent3 Bedrooms RM650, Dong-gongon Square For Rent 2ndFloor Shop Lot With 3 OfficeRM700.
H/P : 016-8387693-----------------------
FOR RENT, HSE & SHOPThe Loft 6 Flr 3rms, 2 1/2Storey Millennium, BeverlyPh 5, 1 1/2 rms, Likas Apt 1stFlr, Waikiki Condo 2rms,Kolombong Nountun, Coun-try Height Apt, Luyang SingleStorey, KK Plaza Grd Flr,Warisan Sq Grd Flr.
Call : 016-8316362-----------------------DET HOUSE FOR SALE
Dah Yeh Villa(RM450,000.00) (oppositeTshung Tsin SecondarySchool), Land Area 1500Sq.ft., 999 Years. Tel : 016-8417168 (No Brokers)
-----------------------FOR SALE
Country Height Phase 1, 2Rooms, Ground Floor (BumiLot) & 2 Rooms Phase 2s/floor (Bumi Lot).
Contact : 013-8884453-----------------------LOT TAPAK RUMAHRANAU (2 LOT)
Cuaca sejuk, rumah dengancantik, 4km dari pekan.RM37k/lot (0.25 ekar), Nego& No Agent.
019-5801125 - Sam019-8402725
-----------------------APARTMENT UNTUK
DISEWARamin, Putera Jaya Telipok,Half Furnish, 3 Rooms.RM650/mth.
Call : 019-8801702-----------------------
FOR SALESinsuran Shoplot 3rd floorwith Ready Tenants fetchingRM2,500.00 monthly rental.Urgent Sale at reasonableprice. More details, pls call :- JEGAN’S REALTY E (3) 0632Tel : 088-215215/223319
Vehicless
Jobss
FOR SALEIsuzu Lorry NPR 3.9 (Tipper)RM32,500. Isuzu Lorry NPR3.9 RM28,500. 016-8442733
-----------------------FOR SALE
T. Liteace Van RM15,800. N.Vanette Van 04/05 RM19,800.T. Hiace Van 2002 (2.5)RM36,000.
016-8442733-----------------------
FOR SALEKancil 850 (2005) RM8,800.P/Iswara A/B (2006)RM12,800. 016-8442733
-----------------------USED CARS WANTEDBUNDUSAN VILLA
APARTMENT FOR RENT
Kami membeli Proton Peroduadan lain-lain kereta. 4th FloorFully FurnishedRM1300.00/month.
016-8334789 CHAU-----------------------MEMBELI KERETA
TERPAKAISELURUH SABAH...
- Ada ccm/tiada ccm, ccm ter-tunggak 1-9 bln, kereta ditarikbank / dlm stor / proses lelong,komitmen tinggi. Terima Tradein. Elak nama anda dari Black-list.
013-8791425 - Willie011-25374802 - Daniel011-14100391 - Wendy-----------------------BAYAR TERUS PAKAI
JUAL SAMBUNG BAYARFord Ranger, N. Frontier, PradoTZ (A), Persona (M), Gen2 (A),Saga FLX (A), Myvi, Viva, Ke-lisa & Kembara. Cash...
011-25374802 Daniel011-14100391 Wendy013-8791425 Willie-----------------------MEMBELI SEMUA
KERETA(MASALAH BAYAR CCM)
Gantung 1-12 Bulan, KeretaDitarik Bank. (Jual) - Saga FLX(M), Vigo (M) ccm RM770.017-9611002 / 014-2829266
-----------------------PROMOSI RAYA !!
JUALSAMBUNG LOAN...
1. Perodua Alza 1.5EZ Auto2013 (MPV) ccm 688 X 5 Thn2. Toyota Estima 3.0 Auto 2003(MPV) ccm 1435 X 3 Thn 3.Proton Preve 1.6 Auto EVT2012 ccm 763 X 5 Thn (SportRim) 4. Isuzu D-max 3.0 AutoV-cross (4X4) 2015 ccm 1164X 8 Thn 5. Isuzu D-max 2.5Manual VGS (4X4) 2014 ccm1030 X 7 Thn 6. Isuzu D-max3.0 Manual (Single Cab) 4X42013 ccm 963 X 4 Thn. Rund-ing Sampai Jadi !!
Call / Whatsapp :019-8500406010-5165197
-----------------------OFFER
Ninja, Vigo, Altis, Mark-II,Rav-4, Avanza, Liteace, Hiace,Vanette, Urvan, D-max,Bighorn, Civic, M. Benz,Sorento, Vitara, Kenari, Iswara,Persona, Gen2, Perdana,Jimny.
016-8423796016-8031900
-----------------------CASH !
* Kami banyak membeli keretaterpakai secara cash di SELU-RUH SABAH (yang masih adaloan pun boleh) ! * Kami jugamembeli tanah yang ada geran.
016-8210345-----------------------SYRKT MEMBELIKERETA TERPAKAICCM TERTUNGGAK
Gantung 1-7 Bulan, SudahMasuk Stor / Bank. ElakkanNama Blacklist Surat Perjan-jian Lengkap Disediakan. Peja-bat Di Inanam.
Rashid 016-58877890111-4121230
BAYAR TERUS PAKAISAMBUNG LOAN
TRADE-IN WHATSAPPViva Myvi Wira Gen-2 KelisaIswara-LMST Kancil Saga-FLXN. Frontier M. Triton Viga-SGL-CAP. Kami juga pembelikereta gantung.
Ronal : 016-8476381-----------------------BAYAR TERUS PAKAI
JUAL SAMBUNG BAYARTriton, N. Frontier, Prado TZ(A), Myvi (M), Saga FLX (A),Gen2 (A), LMST, Viva, Kelisa &Kembara Cash.
011-25374802 - Daniel011-14100391 - Wendy
013-5592514-----------------------MEMBELI KERETATERPAKAI SELURUH
SABAH...* ccm tertunggak 1-9 bulan *Kereta ditarik bank / dlm stor /proses lelong * Komitmentinggi * Terima Trade in.
011-25374802 - Daniel /011-14100391 - Wendy /
013-5592514-----------------------MEMBELI KERETA
TERPAKAIBERMASALAH CCM
Tertunggak 1-7 bulan, sudahdalam stor bank, Ada/tiadaloan bayar cash.
011-31433757016-8430639 HARIS-----------------------
SAMBUNG LOAN BAYAR DEPOSIT TERUS PAKAI
Viva, Myvi, Wira, Iswara LMST,Gen2, Persona, Preve, Alza,Exora, Avanza, D-max,Wingle5.
017-8375007,010-5818889
-----------------------HITACHI/CAT. 966
(CAPITING + BUCKET)FOR SALE
1. Hitachi ZX350H 2004/ 2004(Original From Oriental) V.Beautiful V. Good Condition 2.Hitachi ZX120 2010 / 201290% Look Like New, V. GoodCondition 3. Cat. 966C(Capiting + Bucket V. GoodCondition 4. Volvo KompaktorSD100DC (4WD) 2009/ 2009(Original) V. Good Condition5. Hitachi EX120 2010/2014(Only Used 8 Months Only).
Tel : 010-9532299 Price Are Negotiable.-----------------------RAYA PROMOTION !New Double Cab
* Rebate RM10K * Full Loan *H/P 150 * Roadtax RM99/year.
JC 016-8455545-----------------------
CAR FOR SALE- Toyota Vios 1.5cc Type G,Year = 2006 RM33000, KenariAuto Year = 2003 RM16,000.
Tel : 010-9336683-----------------------
OFFERSentra 1.6 Auto, Corolla 1.6(A), Double Cab Auto, MPVAuto, Altis 1.8 Auto. BolehLoan Bank. Terima Trade in.
019-8807439-----------------------JUAL SAMBUNG LOAN
1. Vigo 2.5cc (M) 2010 ccm770, 18 Tahun ++. Deposit17,800 2. Vigo 2.5cc (M)2012 ccm 990 5 Tahun ++ De-posit 18,800 3. Saga FLX 1.3(M) ccm 450 6 Tahun. Deposit7,500.00.
Hubungi : 016-8459285-----------------------
LORI DIJUALDaihatsu Light Truck. 1986,2977HP. Muatan 1900 Ton,Good Condition. RM16,000.
Tel : 019-8608048 (Putatan)
-----------------------Iswara Aeroback 1996RM7500, Wira 1.5GL (A) 1996RM11,500. Proton Satria 1.32005 RM10,500. Honda Ac-cord 1.8 1988 RM3800.
CHONG 010-9451821-----------------------
Wira 1.6 Aeroback (A) 1998RM10,800. Kancil 660cc 2009Air/con RM10,800. Iswara Aer-oback 1.3 LMST 2005RM10,800.
CHONG 016-8360308
EKA PLUMBINGSERVICE
Ubahsuai rumah pasang paip,pasang tiles, manhole sumbat,buat rumah, cat, cement, pagarbatu bata & lain-lain lagi serv-ice.
Rasid 016-8443379010-9506554
-----------------------PT3/SPM (PRIVATE) /
GOVERNMENT SCHOOLExperienced responsible tutorsproviding Bahasa, Sejarah,Science & Maths classes. Em-phasized HOTS/ KBAT Syl-labus & writing techniques.
088-719397 / 016-8372710
-----------------------(NEW SDN. BHD.)Meaningful RhymedSpecialised Names,One-Stop Services
Popular ManagementTel : 224639/219055B1201, 12th Flr,
W.Merdeka, Phase 2, KK
Generals
PART TIME / FULL TIME- Fresh graduate / working per-son / retired person, willing tolearn, no experience needed,provide training, income up toRM1000+ (part time),RM2000+ (Full Time). LIM-ITED SPACE for the first 10 ap-plicants !!!
Please Whatsapp 016-8294823 (Chen)-----------------------
CLEANER- Full Time
Based in PenampangPls Call : 088-727611-----------------------
VACANCYShampoo Girl - Few Posts. Lo-cation at : Penampang Tower-ing. Interested Please Contact :
088-716289 016-8309166
-----------------------AIRCOND TECHNICIAN
With Experience, And LicenseGDL. Working Area in Inanam.
Tel : 014-3386972 / 019-8106972
-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
Cashier Perempuan. Kerja diDonggongon, Mini Market.Gaji 800-1000, Cuti Ming-guan, EPF, Socso.
016-8421144, 017-7552899
-----------------------PART-TIME
ACCOUNT CLERKWANTED
* Working every Saturday only(8am-5pm) * Attractive pay *Office in Likas.
Interest Ring 088-385137016-8312588
-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
- AMAH -- Perempuan. 18 > 40 yrs.IC/Passport/IMM13. Mahir.
KK 016-8296337-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONGPEMBANTU TASKA
Di MenggatalTel : 010-9469106
Wasp : 0111-9028306-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
(SEGERA)1) Pemandu Lori - 2 Org.Lesen ‘D’ + GDL 2) PembantuLori - 2 Org 3) Pembantu Ki-lang - 2 Org.
088-393788013-8881135
-----------------------PEKERJA DIPERLUKAN
Aircond/Mekanik (SeparuhMahir). Area Kingfisher. NoSms. 019-8027778 (8:30a.m.- 6:30 p.m.)
-----------------------PEMANDU LORI -
2 ORANGLori 8 tons dan kecil. Lesen Datau E dan GDL . Kerja diInanam. Hantar barang runcit.088-429322, 019-8805810
HILUX DRIVERLooking For 1 Hilux Driver.Working at Inanam Bantayan,at least 2-3 years driving expe-rience. Interested please call :088-429562
-----------------------VACANCY
Grazie RestaurantSuria Sabah
1) Captain 2) Waiters 3) Wait-ress. Full time / able to speakbasic English / EPF, Socso,tips, bonus. Fill in job applica-tion at the restaurant 3-5pm.
019-8216936-----------------------
VACANCYRestaurant in City Mall (Non-Halal) * Service AttendantRM950-RM1300 *Include OT& Basic Salary * Foreignersholding passport are encour-aged to apply.
Call 088-448844 / 019-8214686
(call during 10am-5pm)-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
Pekerja Perempuan, UrutBadan, Urut Kaki, Bekam.Commission Tinggi. TaipanReflexology.
016-5864291 (FiFi) / 014-6503596 (Andy)-----------------------
3 Pembantu Rumah (Perem-puan) Dikehendaki yangpandai masak, buat kerjarumah dan membersih, ting-gal dalam, ada Mykad danIslam.Sila Talipon 019-8801795-----------------------
ACCOUNTANT- Female (Age 33 Below).RM2500. 1-2 Exp., HeritagePlaza. 088-727025
-----------------------VACANCY
Diperlukan Dengan Segera.Workshop Kereta 1. TukangCat 2. Tukang Welding 3.Tukang Ketuk. Hubungi : SJ No Telefon :
01116006750-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
SEGERAPEMBANTU DOKTOR
- Warganegara, Perempuan,Kristian, Bujang, Umur 21-30,Makan, Tinggal Ditanggung.Gaji RM1500-RM2500.
014-6228707 , 018-2392606
-----------------------JOB VACANCY
- Retail Asst., Store Boys / De-livery Asst., Aircond Installers/ Technicians, GDL Driver(Based in KK).
016-8309896,016-8309866
-----------------------VACANCY
1. Driver 3 Tons Lorry (MustHave GDL License) 2. PekerjaKasar. Penampang Area.
088-715187, 715237-----------------------
VACANCYCASHIER WANTED
Please Contact 088-267168Ms Soo For Interview.
-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONGSECURITY GUARD
Car Parking di Heritage Plaza,Luyang.
728268, 723269-----------------------PEMBANTU RUMAH
PEREMPUANDIKEHENDAKI
Membersih, buat kerja rumah,tinggal dalam, ada Mykad.
Tel : 019-8801795-----------------------
KEKOSONGANJAWATAN
Pembantu KedaiPerempuanArea Likas
012-8373818-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
Stainless Steel, Buat PintuPagar, Ada Pengalaman. Berk-erja di : Donggongon.Makanan Disediakan. RM10(Sehari).
Tel : 012-8387556-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG(PEKERJA KEBUN)
Air, Karan, Tempat Tinggal(Semua Tersedia). Contact No: 016-8121381 Mr John
-----------------------KAMI ADA
3 JAWATAN KOSONGWANITA SAHAJA
Untuk Pekerja Housekeeping(Kemas Apartment), Umur 18-30. Gaji Mula RM800.00.
Hubungi : 016-8326610-----------------------
VACANCYGENERAL CLERK
Work at K.K. City Area. H/P : 016-8332210 (Anne)[email protected]
VACANCYSTORE ASSISTANT
- Umur 20-30, berkerja di Bun-dusan.
Ms Fung 088-714732-----------------------JAWATAN KOSONG
- Tukang Cuci Kereta. OrangTempatan. Bekerja di CarWash, Kg Ganang Kepayan.
Call : 016-8895963
FREE personal coaching. Howto prepare for interview by ap-pointment only. For graduatesor School leavers. SMS /Whatsapp for appointment01114071374 Charles
-----------------------PERNIAGAAN JUAL
RELOADHanya guna 1hp boleh jualbanyak operator daftar seren-dah RM50 sahaja. PendapatanRM1200++ sebulan.
Call : 014-8707272-----------------------KEKAL TEGUH S/B
Our Services. Aircond - Serv-ice & Install. Cleaning -House, Office Etc. Please Call / Sms / Whatsapp
To : 088-499802, 016-8314991
-----------------------RENOVATION &METAL WORKS
(House, shop, factory)Grills, painting, repairs, minorand major renovation.
Contact : 016-8397725-----------------------
SHIP YOUR CARKK-Kuching-KL, Depart 23/6.KL-Kuching-KK, Depart 26/6.We provide door to door. 012-8270111, 019-8101668
-----------------------FAIZ PLUMBINGENTERPRISE
Ubahsuai rumah, buat paip,manhole sumbat, pagar, grill,plaster ceiling, water heater,pam, wiring, cat rumah, servicesaircon, bangunan & lain-lain.
Amin : 012-8393227013-8982849
-----------------------LORI SEWA
TEBANG POKOKPindah rumah, pejabat buangsampah kwsn Kota Kinabaludan seluruh Sabah.
Call : 019-8706572 /012-8362472
Kassim-----------------------
NEW SDN BHD (RM13XX)
100s New Names, Trading Li-cense, Book-keeping, UBS Ac-counting Software.G & A Corporate Serv. S/B088-233791,016-8204909
www.ga.com.my-----------------------
“TUITION”(+ Transportation + Meals +Air-conditioner Environment +Heater Bath + Tv / BedroomsProvided...) * Secondary / Pri-mary 1-6 / Kindergarten *Likas * Full / Half Day * Trans-portation : School-Center-Home.
* 013-8308838 IRIS-----------------------ERA JAYA PLUMBING
SERVICEGeneral Renovation, Tiles Lay-ing, Painting Works, PlasterCeiling, Iron Grill, Plumbing.
Tel : 011-1418-9929 / 017-899-3414 Omar-----------------------JAMIN PLUMBING
SERVISPakar memasang segala jenispaip, sistem bypass, tangkipump, heater, filter, singki, tan-das, sumbat manhole dan lain-lain kerja ada warranty.
Call : 016-8809040-----------------------SINAR PLUMBING
SERVICEPakar memasang segala jenispaip, heater, tangki, pump air,alat-alat tandas, singki, paiptersumbat manhole dll.
Azhar : 019-8316747 / 019-8827374
-----------------------TIME PLUMBING
SERVICESpecialise in pipe renovationhouse piping ceiling tiles,fencing, manhole blocked, etc.Reasonable Price.
Halim : 016-8433886-----------------------SENTIASA PLUMBING
SERVISUbahsuai rumah, paip, singki,tandas, pam, siling, cat, mozek,grill, manhole sumbat, atapbocor.
Call Aiyub : 012-833-8381
-----------------------JOHAN PLUMBING
SERVICEUbahsuai rumah, paip, man-hole sumbat, pagar, grill, plas-ter ceiling, water heater, pam,wiring, cat rumah & lain-lain.
012-8265274 (Johan)017-8370121
TAIPAN INANAMPart Time900++
Cashier Or StaffFemale Only016-8427020
FOR RENTRM18K Lok KawiWarehouse - LA 85KSFRM16K Light IndustrialE33, Likas Warehouse
FOR SALERM230K Beverly Ph1, 3/F, 2R1B/CRM700K KK Plaza,1/F, 420 SFRM650K LuyangPerdana, TownHouse
WTW / CHWILLIAMS
(E - (1) 0507/8)Ms Helen
016-8323637(REN04903)
VACANCYGRAPHIC DESIGNER
Email :onndesign2012@
yahoo.comTel : 088-239773
(Komplex Karamunsing)Tel : 088-341392(Plaza 333)
HOUSE FOR SALE78-18-1, Lorong Perdana1, Luyang Perdana, 3rooms, 3 toilet, 1300 sqf.RM680K.
Call : 016-3226300 Mr Goh
For Viewing (No Agent)
FOR RENT1. Factory at mile 25, Jalan
Tuaran, Roadside, built-up area 5,000 sq.ft., La32,000 Sq.ft.
2. Angkasa Apartment,Menggatal. 3rd Floor,850 Sq.ft., Fully Fur-nished.
Please Call : 016-8370707
MEMBELIKERETACash Cepat1990 - 2013
016-8376803 - Jack016-5529887 - Zul019-8022668 - Kiki
MEMBELI KERETASyarikat kami membelikereta terpakai ada ccmdan tiada ccm atau ccmtertunggak semua kamiada guna surat janjiansah dan polis report.1. gantung 1-7 bulan2. ditarik Bank3. Elakkan Blacklist4. Polis Report sediakan5. Tukar nama
016-8204255
Hemingway Clinic& Surgery
(Plaza 333, Lot 18)Registered nurse andclinic assistancewanted. Email CV to [email protected]
VACANCYAt Bundusan
Area- Driver (GDL) (1 Post)
- Storekeeper (1 Post)
Call 012-8383929
ARMY NAVY BURGER+ BURRITO
New Exciting Burger +Burrito RestaurantComing to Town FirstInternational Franchisein Malaysia.Hiring :-1. Cashier2. Kitchen Crew3. Dining4. Supervisor5. Purchasing
H/P : 017-3663815minglyc.Army-
NOTISPerhatian kepada MohdIrhan bin Ibrahim(860521-49-5687). Silahubungi Wahib bin Yanariberkenaan kenderaanyang berdaftar atas nom-bor JCS1513 untuk urusanpindah hak milik.
Sila Hubungi :014-6705040
BESI BURUK DENGANHARGA TINGGI
Besi Buruk Copper * Alu-minium dan lain-lain.APARTMENT FORRENT* Tuaran Impian RM660-950, Full Furniture.* Seri Melalin Full Furni-ture, RM1020.
RENTVista Minintod RM720-1150, Full Furniture.
H/P : 019-8563550/019-2683550
IMMEDIATE VACANCYSECURITY
At KK WaterfrontPlease Call :088-216128
016-8046525
BEACH LANDS FOR SALESeveral pieces of Pristine Beachlands available in Kota Beludand Kudat. All suitable fortourist Development.More details, please contact :
JEGAN’S REALTYE (3) 0632
Tel : 088-215215/223319Email :
SABAH SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND(PERTUBUHAN BAGI ORANG-ORANG BUTA SABAH)P.O. Box 10720, 88807 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Tel: 088 218130, 218718 Fax: 088 260 7533rd Floor, Lot 7, Jalan Sentosa Kampung Ayer, 88000 Kota Kinabalu
NOTICE OF 13TH BIENNIAL GENERAL MEETING 2016
TO: ALL MEMBERS OF SABAH SOCIETY FOR THE BLINDNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 13TH BIENNIAL GENERAL MEETING OFSABAH SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND TO BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:
DATE : 16th July 2016 (Saturday)Time : 9.30am (Registration 8.00am - 9.00am)Venue : Meeting Room, Palace Hotel, Kota Kinabalu
AGENDA1. President’s Call to order and Establishment of Quorum2. President’s Address3. Confirmation and Adoption of the Agenda and Minutes of the last BGM held on 07.06.2014 and Matters Arising therefrom
4. To receive the Committee’s Report5. To receive the Hon. Treasurer’s Report and Audited Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December 2014 & 31st December 2015
6. Election of Office Bearer for 2016 - 20187. Welcome address by the new President8. Any other Business9. Adjournment
IMPORTANT INFORMATION1. All members are reminded to bring along their My Card / Identify Card for ease reference
2. Please note that the nomination form for the upcoming BGM election can be obtainedfrom Sabah Society For The Blind office
3. All signed nomination forms must reach office of Sabah Society For The Blind before5pm, 8th July 2016 (Friday)
* Please ensure all candidate and its proposer and seconder membership are up-to-date
Jimmy Ng Kich ShengHonorary Secretary15th June 2016
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT- Vacant office lots for rentApprox. 1,000 square feet per unit
at Wisma Perindustrian,Jalan Istiadat, Likas, Kota Kinabalu
The AdvertiserTel: 088 291 188
VACANCY1. RESTAURANT MANAGER2. CHEF3. ASSISTANT CHEF4. SUPERVISOR5. KITCHEN HELPER6. CASHIER7. SERVICE CREW
Contact:016 806 0752, 016 870 1665
RESORT LAND FOR SALE1. Sikuati, Kudat NT. 13.00 Acres Beach Land2. Kg. Sarang, Kota Belud NT. 7.00 Acres / NT. 8.00 Acres. Beach Land
3. Kg. Rampayan Ulu, Sungai Rampayan Kota Belud, Riverside Land. NT. 8.00 Acres / NT. 16.00 Acres with Sea View.
4. Usukan Island, Kota BeludNT. 1.00 Acres / NT. 10.000 Acres
FOR DETAILS: 013 547 8426
TOP PLUMBINGPakar memasang segala / jenispaip / tangki / water pump /heater / alat-alat tandas / mem-baiki paip tersumbat / bocor,etc.
010-9359738 Idris
9dailyexpress YOUR LOCAL VOICE THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 Local
Graphene is ideal for making condoms: CEO
Mary ChinKOTA KINABALU:Graphene, which ismade of pure car-bon, can be used tomake condoms formore pleasurable in-timacy and high-quality gloves,among other nu-merous products, the recent Workshop onBusiness Opportunities in Optimisation ofPlantations/Mills Residues via an OpenPlatform was told.
Chief Executive Officer of NanoM-alaysia Berhad (NanoMalaysia), Dr RezalKhairi Ahmad (pic) said these are two ofthe 18 graphene applications for whichproduct development projects are beingundertaken by companies in Malaysiaunder the National Graphene Action Plan2020 (Ngap 2020).
Ngap 2020 is the outcome of an exten-sive collaboration between the MalaysianGovernment, private sector companies,domestic and international research insti-tutes, and the academia to assess howMalaysia can benefit from the potential ofgraphene by exploiting its uses.
“Based on a study, certain graphene canbe used to make thinner condoms that thewearer may not even realise he is wearingone, certain graphene is for makingstronger medical gloves and certaingraphene is for producing higher-per-forming or cheaper plastics.
“Graphene has a bright future. We canmake crops grow faster with the use ofNanofertilisers (that is, smaller fertilisers),for example. It is applicable to the aviationindustry, and one day, we may build aero-planes with graphene.
“Graphene will enable the use of fast-charging, high-capacity batteries. Andstronger plastics (enabled by graphene)can also be used in the automotive indus-try, and oil and gas sector, and for otherhigh-value applications.
“Once the 18 product developmentprojects are completed, the next step is togo into commercialisation of thesegraphene applications,” he said in his pres-entation on Waste to Wealth: Palm Oil In-dustry as an Open Innovation Platform.
The other 16 major graphene applica-tions are for electric scooter, flexible elec-tronics, electronic component, recycledrubber compound, high performance tyre,ultracapacitor, quantum cell, medical de-vice, automotive component, specialtyrubber hose, base material for solar, nitrileglove, lubricants, Li-ion battery anode,electronic component and PVC-o pipes(under commodity plastics).
On why Malaysia is venturing into only18 out of the 28 graphene applications, DrRezal, who is trained as a nanotechnolo-gist, said the Government had come to the
conclusion that Malaysia cannot do all.“We cannot simply pick numbers from
thin air. Our study in 2014 (for Ngap 2020)shows that we should focus on commer-cialisation of graphene applicationsthrough only four jump start sectors. I cantell you these are Food & Agriculture, Elec-tronics, Devices & Systems, Energy & Envi-ronment, and Wellness, Medical &Healthcare.
“Under the Ngap 2020, we focus onthose graphene applications where Nan-otechnology has a place for inclusion oradoption. Which means there will befaster growth of crops, a greener environ-ment than before, longer lasting batteriesfor electric vehicles, smartphones, tabletsand notebook personal computers, andstronger plastics for food packaging,among other uses. For wellness, it is aboutpersonal care and nanotechnology mayenable us to live longer. And we are look-ing into the possibility of how we can usenanotechnology to improve the transder-mal delivery of drug, among other aspects.
“Similarly, the Ngap 2020 outlined theGovernment’s initiative in creating de-mand for graphene (going by industry) tostrengthen Malaysia’s industries. Effortsare underway to create demand for fivekey application sectors, namely Lithium-ion battery anodes/ultracapacitors, Con-ductive inks, Rubber additives, Plasticsadditives and Nanofluids,” he explained.
Examples of nanofluids are drilling flu-ids (for oil recovery), lubricants (automo-tive industry and coolants (automotiveindustry).
To arrive at the choice of the five majorapplication sectors, Dr Rezal said the deci-sion to prioritise these sectors was basedon a number of factors like technical fea-sibility, economic viability, time to adop-tion (two to three years’ timeframe forcommercialisation), and impact toMalaysia (within the 2020 timeframe).
The nanotechnologist continued: “Atthe same time, we asked ourselves two per-tinent questions – Does Malaysia have themarket size for 2020? What is its applica-bility to Malaysia? That was how we nar-rowed down to five technologically andeconomically feasible graphene applica-tions.
“For example, why plastics additives?This is because the plastics industry inMalaysia is large, and graphene can en-able high performance plastics such as au-tomotive plastics, engineering plasticsand commodity plastics (PVC, among oth-ers).”
Calling on biomass owners and palm-oil millers to grab economic opportunitiesthat abound in potential downstream ap-plications for graphene, Dr Rezal said aframework can be created on how to workwith the relevant industry.
“Go downstream. In fact, you can kill
two birds with one stone. You producegraphene and can also own some productsthrough joint ventures. It depends on yourappetite and who your partners are.
“For the rubber market zone for in-stance, while you make graphene, you canalso make stronger tyres (enabled bygraphene for cars and trucks) or rubbergoods as industrial equipment or high-quality gloves that are thinner andtougher,” he suggested.
Dr Rezal said graphene applications aremade possible by nanotechnology, thebranch of technology that deals with di-mensions of less than 100 nanometres.
“Nanotechnology is a game-changingtechnology. Why go small, one may ask. Ithas to do with precision. Fineness or re-finement is the philosophy of Nanotech-nology. The whole idea ofNanotechnology is to add value to existingindustries,” he said.
At this juncture, the CEO alluded to thebold statement made by Prime MinisterDatuk Seri Najib Tun Razak in 2009 thatNanotechnology development must begiven a new priority under the New Eco-nomic Model “so that Malaysia is not leftbehind in the field of Nanotechnology.”
This led to the incorporation ofNanoMalaysia in 2011 whereby the com-pany was appointed as the lead agency toexecute the Ngap 2020.
Urging Malaysian business owners andentrepreneurs to leverage on the usefulproperties of graphene, Dr Rezal describedit as a “wonder material” which has supe-rior physical properties and could bringimmense potential to intensify Malaysia’seconomic growth via the manufacturingsector.
“Use of graphene is a new engine ofgrowth as it offers an array of new high-value industries as well as job opportuni-ties for existing industries,” he said.
The workshop, organised by POICSabah Sdn Bhd, was to create awareness ongraphene potential in Malaysia.
There are two technologies for makinggraphene, said Dr Rezal:
l The exfoliation or peeling offprocess, that is from graphite.
l The methane cracking processwhereby graphene is obtained frommethane gas (from Palm Oil Mill Effluentor Pome) while hydrogen is a by-product.
Graphene is commonly available in twoforms – sheet (when graphite powder ismixed with water) and flakes.
According to Dr Rezal, graphene is verypricey and prices ever quoted for this ma-terial is RM10,000 and even RM100,000per kilogram.
“Graphene may be traded as a com-modity. With Malaysia’s wealth of this nat-ural resource, we can have our own localsupply chain or else we will be vulnerableto the economic giants,” he cautioned.
S’wak to embark on transformation programmes: AdenanKUCHING: The Sarawak government willembark on a deliberate socio-economic,rural and performance and service deliv-ery transformation in the State, said ChiefMinister Tan Sri Adenan Satem.
He announced the formation of threecommittees to handle the three areasaimed to monitor closely and undertakeintervention action plan in them.
“This will mean my ministers and as-semblymen as well as the civil service willnow have to perform and deliver withgreater focus and urgency.
“They will report to me every sixmonths their key performance index(KPIs) and the progress of their respec-tive responsibilities and areas,” he said inhis winding up speech at the State Leg-islative Assembly sitting here Wednes-day.
He added at ministerial and depart-mental level, the civil service would con-
tinue to report their scorecard which wasimplemented since 2013.
On the socio-economic committeeAdenan said it would be headed by hisfirst deputy chief minister Datuk AmarDouglas Uggah Embas.
“The committee is tasked to look intointervention in the development plan, in-cluding looking into areas of Federalfunding, new economic development op-portunities, entrepreneurship and em-ployment opportunities.
“It will also include the modernisationof agriculture, native customary right(NCR) land development, research anddevelopment and all other social and
economic related matters,” he said.He said his second deputy Tan Sri Dr
James Jemut Masing would head theRural Transformation committee to studyall areas of rural transformation such aspublic utilities and amenities, flood mit-igation, environmental issues andtelecommunication connectivity.
In addition, he said it would look afterresettlements due to mega projects, ruraltransformation programmes, Penan af-fairs, social welfare matters and the de-velopment of rural schools, hospitals andclinics.
“I would like to see the real statistics ofall these rural infrastructure gaps and afive-year plan to address them,” he said.
On the third committee on perform-ance and service delivery, he said it wouldbe led by his third deputy Datuk AmarAbang Johari Tun Openg.
“We will not do justice to the state if
we only address the number and compo-sition of the civil service without actuallylooking at the quality of civil servantsand all related matters.
“Therefore I wish to reiterate that thiscommittee is tasked to first look into de-volution of power and empowermentand immediate negotiation with the fed-eral government,” he said.
Among others, he said it would man-age feedbacks, complaints and effective-ness of enforcement besides interventionprogrammes related to educationalachievements of students especially poorstudents and scholarships.
He said members of the three commit-tees would comprise cabinet members,assistant ministers and the state secretaryand to be supported by a secretariat.
“I would expect the first initial reportsfrom the three committees by August 15,2016,” he added. – Bernama
S’wak to form masterplan for palm oil sector
KUCHING: A masterplan for the palm oilindustry will be formed to determine itsfuture direction and sustained growth,said Deputy Chief Minister Datuk AmarDouglas Uggah Embas.
Uggah, who is also State Modernisa-tion of Agriculture and Rural EconomyMinister, said the industry was a very im-portant one to help speed up the statedevelopment agenda, contributing RM8billion or about nine per cent to its totalexport value last year.
“The masterplan will focus on threemain areas. The first is to develop the in-dustry potential and addressing its inter-nal issues.
“Of particular importance is the needto increase its productivity throughadopting Good Agriculture Practice(GAP) and greater mechanisation andautomation in field operations,” he saidin his winding up speech for his Ministryat the State Legislative Assembly sittinghere Wednesday.
S’wak requests Federal to amend Territorial Sea ActKUCHING: Sarawak is to request the fed-eral government to amend Section 3(3)and 4 of the Territorial Sea Act, 2012 whichChief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem saidis not only unconstitutional but enactedwithout consultation with the state.
In his winding up speech at the 18thState Legislative Assembly Sitting heretoday, he said Section 3(3) of the Act statedthat the state jurisdiction area would onlycover not exceeding three nautical milesmeasured from low water line.
“The State government is unable to seeany justification as to why for the nation(Malaysia), the breath of the territorial seais 12 nautical miles but for Sabah andSarawak, it is only three nautical miles.
“Moreover, no justification has been of-fered as to why in times of Emergency its
territorial waters should be 12 nauticalmiles but where there is no Emergency, thebreath of its territorial waters should belimited to only three nautical miles,” hesaid.
He said with this reduced width limit,the State right to fisheries, marine andmineral resources, tourism sites in marineareas and others would be confined toonly three nautical miles off its coastline.
Adenan said if the Federal governmentwanted any state land for Federal purpose,it had to comply with the provisions ofchapter 4 Part VI of the Federal Constitu-tion. He said when the Proclamation ofEmergency 1969 was still in force, the YangDi Pertuan Agong made the Emergency(Essential Powers) ordinance No 7 of 1969.
It came into force on August 10, 1969 to
prescribe the limit of Malaysian territorialwaters as 12 nautical miles from the coast-line.
When this proclamation was annulledby both Houses of Parliament in 2011, Par-liament passed the Territorial Sea Act 2012.
According to the Preamble of the Act, itwas passed because the Emergency (Essen-tial Powers) Ordinance No 76 of 1969 had,by virtue of Article 150(7) of the FederalConstitution, ceased to have effect sixmonths after the annulment of the Emer-gency Proclamation, he said.
Therefore, he said, there was no lawwhich stipulated the breath of the territo-rial sea of Malaysia.
Adenan also said the State governmentwas never consulted before this Act waspassed in parliament. – Bernama
1,000 villages still without road access: MasingKUCHING: About 1,000 villages inSarawak cannot be accessed by road ac-cording to a study, the State Legislative As-sembly was told Wednesday.
Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr JamesJemut Masing said an estimated RM24.8
billion was needed to construct up to4,402 kilometres of road to connect thesevillages.
In a winding-up speech, he said theconstruction of these roads would have tobe executed in phases due to limited
funds available. “Areas requiring our attention will be
prioritised based on their viability, needand urgency,” said Masing, who is alsoMinister of Infrastructure Developmentand Transportation.
Damaged: A bird’s eye view of the degrading forest in Ulu Tembeling.
Declaration vows to save Pahang’s natural heritage
JERANTUT: “We can take the effort, butthere is not much that we can do exceptinstil greater awareness on the public andthe authorities to join hands in preservingthe nation’s treasures.
“The Ulu Tembeling Declaration is an-other testament that we are serious indoing something while we can. Beforeeverything is gone,” commented KhaidirAhmad, the chairman of the Pahang chap-ter of the Association for the Protection ofNatural Heritage of Malaysia (Peka).
Khaidir said this at the end of thethree-day two night expedition to save thewater catchment area in Ulu Tembeling,in late May. The expedition grouped 150people made up of environment experts,academicians, activists from NGOs repre-senting nature and environment, localsand the media.
More than 50 four-wheel drives wereused to ferry the group using logging trailto see for themselves the environmentaldestruction there.
The rivers in Pahang have been gettingshallower. The media has been highlight-ing this since 2015.
The explanation provided by some thatthis is due to El Nino is unacceptable tonature’s advocates who were sure thatthere were other factors contributing tothis problem.
In Sungai Tembeling, a major artery forSungai Pahang, sand banks could be seenas the river snakes its way downstream. Itis hard to believe this is the river where itsdepth once was higher than the height ofan average adult!
The locals could no longer use boats toget to Kuala Tahan like they used to dopreviously. In several stretches, the boatshad to be carried across as the river be-came too shallow.
As connectivity through the river hasbeen disrupted, Ulu Tembeling has lost itstourism potential as well. Previously lo-cals earned some income by operatingchalets, providing tour services and sell-ing local produce and products.
The gravity water supply for the threevillages there has stopped flowing. Thewater pressure has gone down and thewater only reaches several locations be-cause the streams have been covered withearth due to logging.
Today there are villagers who have tofetch water from the river for their dailyuse, unlike previously where they enjoyedthe luxury of water flowing close to theirhome.
The first point stressed by the declara-tion is that the shallow rivers are not dueto El Nino but due to unbridled loggingand clearing of forests in Ulu Tembeling.
The declaration also stated that the fateof Sungai Tembeling and Sungai Pahangindicated a ‘National Water Disaster’ espe-cially looking at the fact Sungai Pahang isthe longest river in Peninsula and the onethat provides water for people.
A representative of Sahabat AlamMalaysia (SAM) Meor Razak Meor AbdulRahman noted that logging has made thearea vulnerable to soil erosion.
“The receding rivers could also con-tribute to floods as they will no longer beable to accommodate higher volumes ofwater,” he added.
Wong Teck, Chairman of HimpunanHijau who concurred with Meor Razaksaid “we cannot blame El Nino and in thesame time destroy our water catchmentareas. If Sungai Pahang can face this prob-lem, how about other rivers in the coun-try?”
Looking at the situation now, the dec-laration urged the state government tostop immediately all logging activities inSungai Tembeling and around the sevenrivers upstream - Sungai Kembir, SungaiKanchin, Sungai Pengau, Sungai Sepia,Sungai Neriak, Sungai Lempah and Sun-gai Tekai.
The declaration also demanded thatthe ongoing logging and future plans forlogging around Gunung Dulang and Gu-nung Aais be stopped immediately.
“We also request that the governmentgazettes and carries out remapping todesignate this place as a fully protectedarea under the water catchment category,”said Khaidir.
For areas that have been cleared, theUlu Tembeling declaration demandedthat palm oil cultivation by Pahang Devel-opment Corporation be stopped and theareas replanted with the original jungletrees.
The fifth item of the declaration de-manded that Malaysian Anti CorruptionCommission (MACC) investigate the en-forcement officers for dereliction of duty.
Khaidir emphasised from his 30 yearsof study, the logging activities earmarkedin maps are not the same like what wasgoing on the ground.
He is also frustrated with the classifica-tion of the laws regarding the encroach-ment of areas beyond where logging ispermitted because it is not classified as il-legal logging but as ‘logging beyondlimit’.
The declaration also demanded thatthe Pahang state government widened the‘river buffer zones’ at all logging areas to50 meters from both sides of the riverbanks.
The declaration also wanted the na-tional constitution to empower both thefederal and state government in manag-ing forests and rivers.
Peka has been working to get an ap-pointment with Pahang Menteri BesarDatuk Seri Adnan Yaakob. Peka wants thedeclaration delivered by hand to theMenteri Besar as soon as possible.
“We are willing to work with the stategovernment to discuss on the steps thatcould be taken for the benefit of our jun-gles,” said Khaidir.
It is still not known when Peka will beable to meet the Menteri Besar but untilthen Ulu Tembeling’s fate will be hangingin balance. – Bernama
