Malaysia really boleh lor! Don’t you agree?

After lots of achievement of proving Malaysia is really boleh, today, again the latest Malaysia Boleh was achieved by MACC assistant enforcement officer Mohd Ashraf Mohd Yunus, he is being called as 19th witness of Teoh Beng Hock Inquest. He shall be awarded 1Malaysia Spirit Award!

My day was ruined by one call from representative of TM, who called to recover the due payment from me, which I had paid them 2 years ago at their old TM Point branch in Maluri, before shifting to Menara Maxisegar in Ampang.

In fact I’ve got another similar case happened to me, where I paid for my California Fitness Yearly Renewal Fees for 2 years in Oct 2007, but the staff told me that there is NO records found. When I called up, another staff claimed that she is handling my case, she even confirmed that the payment did not update into system is because lost of documentations. However, they have traced back the details and will do the adjustment shortly.

Okay, back to our Malaysia Boleh achievement. I read the news of Sin Chew Daily today after the distracting call. Though it is not the headlines but it is still obvious on the cover page of the papers, saying that…

“MACC Enforcement Officer, learning questioning skills from TV Programme”

Wahhhh, sounds very proud huh?! Mohd Ashraf Mohd Yunus previously was worked as a worker in a factory, probably an operator of production line. When he was appointed as an MACC enforcement office, he admitted that he has never been trained on questioning skills. He learned the skills neither from books or other senior or related professional officers such as customs nor PDRM, but MULTI AWARD WINNING TV DRAMA : CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) !

MACC, Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commissions, a standalone yet independent commissions that fight against scandals and may assist to bring back the reputation of country, also to win the heart of investors is making such a huge huge mistake.

This is a professional body and I believe certain qualification is a must in hiring and selection of candidates, but now hiring “a worker in a factory” (according to local newspaper, if he was a professional in previous career, he should be damn proud to announce his profession) to be their enforcement officer, I would say, it’s a SHAME! If he can be an enforcement officer, I do not find any reason or excuses for anyone to be their officer too.

What is MACC doing??? It is such a BIG disappointment to the Public. I wanna know, Malaysian wanna know:-

1. Why appointing a worker of factory to be MACC enforcement officer?
2. Why no training was being provided?
3. If there is no training, is that meaning to say no trainer? If there is no trainer, in other words, there is no one who is qualified or being trained to be an MACC officer?
4. Is there a performance appraisal for MACC officers? If there is one, Royal Commissions should have known what they have done all this while.
5. Why MACC allows force, torture, violence, and psychological breakdown during questioning session?
6. Will officers misused their power?

To me, it is a must to have a Royal Malaysian Human Resources Commissions to have strictest screening and rules in hiring and selecting the right candidates to handle the right task.

Malaysia has gone through many hardship and shameful matters, also being a BIG joke to the planet (there are numerous of satellites surrounding the earth, if there are transformers and UFO, they must be laugh out loud)!

Recently, our newly appointed Prime Minister announced a new concept on how to “manage” Malaysia better, it is called 1Malaysia.

No doubt 1Malaysia concept has inspired and motivated most Malaysian that Malaysia is truly a country that treat every citizen equally and make Malaysia more competitive, such as the recent amendment in the compulsory 30% of shareholding of Bumiputera in Public Listed Companies. Our lovely PM might want to create a new impact by rebranding the perception of Malaysian towards his leadership.

Yes, Malaysia is always Number 1, but mostly is on the chart of software piracy, corruption, misused of human rights and etc. I wonder did our PM consider of upgrading the infrastructures and public transportation, don’t talk about Malaysia, only focus on Klang Valley.


KL Monorail

The incident did not happen to me but to me, however, I think it is way too ridiculous and unacceptable. On July 10, one cabin of KL Monorail was down at Raja Chulan station around 5pm. It was the peak hour as everyone starts to get off from work. The cabin was stopped and not able to move, causing management to announce a delay of service of 1 hour!

When the second cabin is reaching, the second cabin “accidentally” knocked the down-cabin, almost every passenger in the cabin was screamed out loud. I'm not surprised if everyone is screaming.

First, the knock is considered as a crash, what if the second cabin did not slowdown according to the distance? Will the whole Raja Chulan station explode?

Second, KL Monorail railway is “single”, Star/Putra LRT is "double". Apparently, comparison has shown that enhance security and safeness of KL Monorail is indeed important. If both cabins were crashed, will either one or both cabins fall or explode?

The incident that every Malaysian would remember would be one of the rolls/wheels of KL Monorail cabin fell down during the testing and demonstration period, it was dropped and hit on the head of BERNAMA journalist. This is part of the accidents.

Both are managed by RapidKL now due to the inefficiency of previous management. No doubt, both LRT are the noisiest LRT ever, I believed any residents living near to LRT railway would have headache and noise pollution.

In Japan, in order to minimize the noise pollution released by vehicles and public transportation to the lowest, noise-proof wall is built in not only residential areas but business district too.

On 11 July, an Ampang line train is having serious technical errors. The train has taken the rail of Sri Petaling and it did not stop at each station. It has gone all the way to Sri Petaling station. Then the management advised all passengers to take a new train to Chan Sow Lin station for interchange to Ampang. While waiting, the first train is not in service, second train did not stop as well.

On 10 July, the train was also stopped and delayed due to a lady commit suicide nearby the pedestrian bridge at Pudu station around peak hour 8.30am.

If there is a website created for commenting on the railway systems and infrastructures of Malaysia, I believe the website would receive overwhelming responses until collapse.

Mr. PM, if you are caring your citizen, please ensure that Malaysia Public Transportation and Infrastructures are well maintained and constantly upgrade. Safety of passengers is the utmost important.

Delay is the red-tape and phenomena (culture) in Malaysia, among all railway systems operator, KTM Commuter is the winner! Such cases will only affect the concept of 1Malaysia especially efficiency of government related but privatized company.

In fact this campaign is quite common in Malay bloggers community (maybe English too), but i seldom seen Chinese blogger would put the tag in their profile. What I would like to say is, no matter whether Malaysia is still a country that everyone should be proud (after many illogical incidents happened and leads to a joke to worldwide), the fact is we are Malaysian, and we are not "Penumpang" as well.

To all Chinese bloggers, let's embark the campaign together by putting the tag under your profile.

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