Tuesday, July 24, 2012

PENDATANG TANPA IZIN (PTI) - BERNIAGA TANPA LICENCE

Ahad, Mac 25, 2012
22 PTI TERLIBAT PERNIAGAAN MENJUAL SAYUR DI KUNDASANG DIBERKAS
Labels: imigresen, jpn, majlis daerah ranau, RELA, tahniah
22 PTI jual sayur di Kundasang diberkas

KUNDASANG Mac 25, 2012:  Seramai 22 warga asing termasuk dua kanak-kanak yang disyaki melakukan kesalahan di bawah Akta Imigresen ditahan dalam ‘Ops Kutip’ yang dijalankan Jabatan Imigresen di sekitar pekan Kundasang Jumaat lepas.


Pengarah Jabatan Imigresen Sabah, Mohammad Mentek berkata daripada jumlah yang ditahan itu, 13 orang merupakan warga Indonesia manakala sembilan orang lagi warga Filipina.

“Operasi itu diketuai oleh Timbalan Penolong Pengarah Imigresen, Mohd Noor Abu Bakar di mana seramai 70 orang warga asing telah diperiksa.

“Operasi itu juga adalah berdasarkan daripada aduan orang awam yang menyatakan bahawa ada warga asing yang menyalahgunakan pas lawatan sosial dengan berniaga di kawasan Tamu Kundasang di samping kesalahan-kesalahan imigresen yang lain seperti memegang pas lawatan sosial tamat tempoh dan tidak memiliki dokumen,” katanya ketika dihubungi kelmarin.

Sementara itu, Mentek turut memberi amaran tegas kepada pemilik-pemilik ladang sayur di sekitar Kundasang dan Ranau agar tidak menggaji pendatang tanpa izin (PTI).
Pekan Kundasang - Pendatang Cafe' opposite war memorial at back of Alliance Bank

“Pihak jabatan akan membuat pemeriksaan ke semua ladang di daerah berkenaan dalam masa yang terdekat ini, tiada kompromi akan diberikan terhadap majikan yang didapati bersalah,” katanya.

Tambahnya, sekiranya majikan menggaji individu yang tidak memiliki pas yang sah boleh didakwa mengikut Seksyen 55B (1) Akta Imigresen yang memperuntukkan denda RM10,000 hingga RM50,000 atau penjara tidak lebih 12 bulan atau kedua-duanya jika sabit kesalahan.

Operasi yang dijalankan itu turut dibantu oleh 30 anggota Rela Ranau, seorang dari pegawai Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara (JPN) serta empat pegawai dari Majlis Daerah Ranau.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Baja BN and other issues.

Dear sir,
We have taken over a vegetable farm in kg.Lahanas Cinta Mata, Jalan Kauluan but found that the existing workers, Encik Yohnnes Rente (AM009631) and his wife Esra Parente (AZ989422), had been involved in many illegal activities including allowing illegal workers without proper documentations to work on the farm, using 'Baja BN - subsidized fertilizers meant for Padi farmers, installation of Parabola disc, etc.
As one of the land owners concerned in this issues, could we be advised as to the most effective and right course of action to take. Thank you.

Yours truly,

Response:
It is advised that the following be approached for the issues you raised:-

1.       Immigration Department-regarding illegal workers without proper documentation working in the farm.

2.       Customs and Excise Department-for the parabola installation if they do not have the permit to import the equipment.

3.       Lembaga Pertubuhan Peladang Negeri Sabah-for the misuse of subsidized fertilizers.  The fertilizers is supplied by the Federal Government through this agency.

It is a great pity that while we have proudly declared to the world Kinabalu's beauty and splendor, yet at its foot and the areas surrounding it are being destroyed by human greed, corrupted government officials and irresponsible illegal immigrants from the neighboring countries whose main objectives are to make money no matter what.

Wake Up Sabah before it is too LATE!

Friday, April 13, 2012

Food and Income Towards Happinness - F.A.I.T.H.

World Summit on Food Security 2009World Summit on Food Security 2009 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Food Security, Poverty eradication and Agriculture sustainability
With the imminent global economic collapse, followed by the revelations of how the 'Illuminati' group, which represents 8.5 per cent or so of the world's population, the elite groups and their network of clandestine organizations, manipulated the issue of 'fiat or paper currency money' through the Central Bank, Federal Reserve, food security had been the main concern of every government as life is dependent on this basic necessity. 
In Malaysia, most the foodstuffs are imported, in spite of the large agricultural track of arable land available for producing and cultivating grains, vegetables and rearing animals and chicken. In the past, the Government had focused in strengthening the viability of commercial tree crops like oil palm, rubber, cocoa and tea to boost up its foreign exchange earnings, partly because critical crops like padi, vegetables, maize, fruits, etc are being produced cheaply by the neighboring countries like Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam from which a large amount of the imports come from.
With the possibility of World War III, which may spark off in the Middle East - Israel vs Iran (Russia's backing), the imports of this basic but critical food supplies will affect food security in the whole of Malaysia with even Indonesia's tightening its exports of rice for their own consumption.