Jenayah pelajar perempuan naik
KUALA LUMPUR: Kajian Institut Sosial Malaysia (ISM) mendapati, kes salah laku jenayah di kalangan pelajar perempuan meningkat dalam tempoh tiga tahun sejak 2005.
Pengarah ISM, Prof Dr Mohamed Fadzil Che Din, berkata peningkatan itu membimbangkan kerana jumlah kes bertambah kepada 673 pada 2007 berbanding 523 kes pada 2006 dan 514 kes (2005).
Bagaimanapun, katanya pelajar lelaki kekal sebagai golongan paling ramai melakukan kesalahan jenayah iaitu 6,090 pada 2007 berbanding 5,423 kes pada 2006.
Katanya, pada 2001, kes salah laku jenayah membabitkan pelajar perempuan sebanyak 100 dan ia meningkat kepada 600 kes dalam tempoh enam tahun.
“Pembabitan pelajar perempuan dalam salah laku jenayah memberi amaran kepada semua pihak supaya mengambil tindakan wajar kerana dikhuatiri akan terus meningkat.
“Pelajar perempuan sering dikaitkan sebagai golongan mematuhi disiplin serta tekun dalam bilik darjah dan dilihat mula terkeluar daripada norma hidup apabila turut terbabit dengan jenayah yang lazimnya membabitkan pelajar lelaki,” katanya ketika dihubungi di sini, semalam.
Mohamed Fadzil berkata, pelajar perempuan berdepan krisis identiti apabila mencecah usia remaja dan dalam proses mencari itu ada antara mereka berdepan kekeliruan yang disebabkan pendedahan kepada beberapa unsur.
Katanya, sebagai contoh, aksi lasak dan ganas yang ditonjolkan dalam filem mempengaruhi perlakuan mereka dan pelajar perempuan akan melakukan perbuatan yang dilihat betul seperti bergaduh dan pukul, manakala idola bersifat kasar dan ganas menjadi ikutan.
“Kajian juga mendapati, pelajar perempuan yang terbabit dengan kes jenayah berpunca tekanan dan dorongan serta cabaran rakan sebaya
“Rakan sebaya adalah golongan yang paling rapat dan pengaruh rakan lelaki juga menyumbang kepada salah laku jenayah,” katanya.
Sifat pelajar perempuan kata Mohamed Fadzil, cuba menguasai dan mereka lebih berani apabila berkumpulan, termasuk mencari rakan untuk melakukan kesalahan bersama.
Paling jelas, beliau berkata, pelajar perempuan tidak akan melakukan kesalahan antaranya ponteng sekolah, vandalisme dan penyalahgunaan dadah berseorangan kerana perbuatan secara berkumpulan lebih selamat.
Katanya, pelajar perempuan tidak akan terjebak dengan salah laku jenayah jika mereka mendapat perhatian serta didikan yang betul di rumah.
Utusanonline
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Tiga pelajar paksa gusti sudah digantung sekolah
Pengurusan ambil tindakan sejak pertengahan bulan lalu
KUALA TERENGGANU: Tiga pelajar perempuan Tingkatan Dua sebuah sekolah menengah di Dungun dekat sini, yang bertindak menampar, menumbuk muka dan menyepak seorang pelajar perempuan Tingkatan Satu di sebuah surau di Kampung Ketengah Jaya, bulan lalu, sudah dikenakan tindakan gantung sekolah.
Tindakan itu diambil pengurusan sekolah sejak pertengahan bulan lalu selepas menjalankan siasatan berdasarkan maklumat kejadian itu yang disebarkan melalui internet dan telefon bimbit.
Bagaimanapun, pengurusan sekolah terbabit tidak melaporkan kejadian itu kepada pihak polis.
Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Terengganu, Asisten Komisioner Mohd Fauzi Abduri, yang mengesahkannya semalam, berkata polis menjalankan siasatan berhubung kejadian itu selepas mangsa membuat laporan polis, kelmarin.
"Polis akan mengambil keterangan lima pelajar perempuan terbabit. Tiga daripada mereka ialah pelajar Tingkatan Dua, yang didakwa dalang kejadian itu.
"Dua lagi pelajar termasuk seorang yang menjadi mangsa," katanya kepada pemberita di sini, semalam.
Akhbar semalam melaporkan seorang pelajar Tingkatan Satu sebuah sekolah menengah di daerah Dungun, membuat laporan polis selepas adegan dia dibelasah rakan karib dalam satu kejadian bulan lalu disebar secara meluas melalui internet dan telefon bimbit.
Mangsa berusia 13 tahun itu membuat laporan polis kerana malu apabila adegan bergusti dirakam tiga pelajar perempuan lain terus disebarkan melalui telefon bimbit, walaupun kejadian terbabit berlaku pertengahan bulan lalu.
Mohd Fauzi berkata, kes itu disiasat mengikut Seksyen 506 Kanun Keseksaan kerana ugutan jenayah dan Seksyen 323 Kanun Keseksaan kerana bergaduh sehingga mendatangkan kecederaan.
"Polis tidak menolak kemungkinan punca kejadian itu kerana cemburu berikutan mangsa popular di kalangan guru. Mangsa juga seorang pelajar cerdas dan sering mendapat pujian guru, selain dilantik sebagai ketua kelas," katanya.
Sementara itu, Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Pelajaran, Pengajian Tinggi, Sains dan Teknologi dan Sumber Manusia negeri, Ahmad Razif Abd Rahman, berkata Jabatan Pelajaran diarah mengemukakan laporan lengkap berhubung kejadian itu bagi membolehkan tindakan lanjut diambil.
Berita Harian online
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Polis rampas telefon bimbit rakam adegan gaduh
KUALA TERENGGANU: Polis semalam merampas sebuah telefon bimbit yang digunakan untuk merakam adegan dua pelajar perempuan Tingkatan Satu sebuah sekolah menengah di Dungun, dipukul dan bergusti serta disebarkan menerusi internet.
Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah negeri, Asisten Komisioner Mohd Fauzi Abduri, berkata telefon bimbit milik seorang pelajar terbabit akan dihantar ke bahagian forensik Bukit Aman untuk siasatan lanjut.
Katanya, polis sudah mengambil keterangan enam orang, termasuk mangsa bersama rakannya untuk mendapatkan maklumat lanjut mengenai kejadian itu.
Beliau berkata, pihaknya juga akan mengambil keterangan daripada pengetua sekolah terbabit.
"Keterangan berkenaan perlu untuk melengkapkan siasatan polis sebelum dihantar kepada Pejabat Pendakwa Raya (DPP) untuk tindakan lanjut," katanya, di sini, semalam.
Mohd Fauzi berkata, siasatan kes itu membabitkan dua pertuduhan iaitu di bawah Seksyen 506 Kanun Keseksaan dan Seksyen 233 Akta Multimedia kerana merakam gambar untuk disebar pada umum.
Beliau berkata, polis mengenal pasti empat pelajar perempuan Tingkatan Dua termasuk seorang yang bertindak merakam pergaduhan itu.
Berita Harian Online
PASUKAN GUSTI WANITA MALAYSIA BAKAL DITUBUHKAN
EXERCISE: ITS BENEFITS TO THE ELDERLY
* The benefits of AET( aerobic exercise training) and RET( resistance exercise training) in older adults include cardiovascular and metabolic protection, reduced body fat, improved bone health, reduced depression and anxiety, and improved cognition.
* AET at moderate intensity is recommended at 150 to 300 minutes per week, RET at 2 days a week, and balance exercises for those at risk for falls.
(Note: Level A evidence — Overwhelming substantial evidence from randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and observational studies; Level B evidence — Strong, somewhat inconsistent evidence from RCTs and observational studies; Level C evidence — Generally positive evidence from observational and uncontrolled or nonrandomized trials; and Level D — Insufficient evidence).
Importance of Exercise and Physical Activity in Older Adults Reviewed
Laurie Barclay, MD
July 8, 2009 — The American College of Sports Medicine has issued a position stand providing an overview of issues critical to understanding the importance of exercise and physical activity in older adult populations. The review and guidelines are published in the July issue of Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.
"The 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans affirms that regular physical activity reduces the risk of many adverse health outcomes," write Wojtek J. Chodzko-Zajko, PhD, and colleagues from the American College of Sports Medicine. "The guidelines state that all adults should avoid inactivity, that some physical activity is better than none, and that adults who participate in any amount of physical activity gain some health benefits. However, the guidelines emphasize that for most health outcomes, additional benefits occur as the amount of physical activity increases through higher intensity, greater frequency, and/or longer duration."
The 3 sections of the position stand review the structural and functional changes accompanying normal human aging, the degree to which exercise and physical activity can affect the aging process, and the benefits of both long-term exercise and physical activity and shorter-duration exercise programs on health and functional capacity.
The reviewers conclude that no amount of physical activity can stop biological aging but that evidence to date affirms that by limiting the development and progression of chronic disease and disabling conditions, regular exercise can reduce the physiologic harms of an otherwise sedentary lifestyle and improve active life expectancy. Older adults who engage in regular exercise may also experience significant psychological and cognitive benefits.
The position stand recommends that all older adults participate in regular physical activity and avoid an inactive lifestyle and that exercise prescription for older adults include aerobic, muscle-strengthening, and flexibility exercises. Overall, the recommendations and underlying evidence are consistent with the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans and with earlier American College of Sports Medicine statements regarding types and amounts of physical exercise suggested for older adults.
Benefits of Physical Activity and Exercise
The following are some specific evidence statements regarding the benefits of physical activity and exercise, and their accompanying level of evidence rating (see "Note" at end of article for explanation of the ratings):
* Vigorous, long-term participation in aerobic exercise training (AET) improves cardiovascular reserve and skeletal muscle adaptations, allowing trained older persons to sustain a submaximal exercise load with less cardiovascular stress and muscular fatigue than their untrained peers. Prolonged AET may also reduce age-related accumulation of central body fat, thereby protecting the heart (level of evidence, B).
* Prolonged participation in resistance exercise training (RET) increases muscle and bone mass and strength to a greater extent vs AET (level of evidence, B).
* In healthy middle-aged and older adults, AET programs of sufficiently intense (≥ 60% of pretraining VO2max), frequency, and length (≥ 3 days/week for ≥ 16 weeks) may significantly improve VO2max (level of evidence, A).
* In healthy middle-aged and older adults, 3 months or more of moderate-intensity AET are associated with cardiovascular adaptations which are apparent both at rest and in response to acute dynamic exercise (level of evidence, A/B).
* Moderate-intensity AET has been shown to reduce total body fat, but not fat-free mass, in overweight middle-aged and older adults (level of evidence, A/B).
* Beneficial metabolic changes associated with AET include improved glycemic control and clearance of postprandial lipids, as well as preferential utilization of fat during submaximal exercise (level of evidence, B).
* In postmenopausal women, AET may counteract age-related decreases in bone mineral density (level of evidence, B).
* RET may markedly increase strength and muscular power in older adults (level of evidence, A).
* Older and younger adults have similar age-related increases in muscle quality, and these increases do not appear to be sex specific (level of evidence, B).
* Improvements in muscular endurance have been reported after RET using moderate- to higher-intensity protocols, but not lower-intensity RET, and may improve muscular endurance (level of evidence, C).
* Although the effect of exercise on physical function is poorly understood and may not be linear, RET may improve walking, chair stand, and balance activities (level of evidence, C/D).
* Older adults who regularly take part in moderate- or high-intensity RET may have increased fat-free mass, decreased total body fat mass, and other beneficial changes in body composition (level of evidence, B/C).
* Compared with sedentary control subjects, adults who participate in high-intensity RET have maintained or improved bone mineral density, with a direct relationship between muscle and bone adaptations (level of evidence, B).
* Evidence is mixed regarding the effect of RET on metabolic variables (level of evidence, B/C).
* In populations at increased risk of falling, multimodal exercise, including strength and balance exercises, and tai chi may decrease the risk for noninjurious and sometimes injurious falls (level of evidence, C).
* Few controlled studies have evaluated the effect of flexibility exercise on range of motion in older adults (level of evidence, D).
* Regular exercise and physical activity are linked to significant improvements in overall psychological well-being, possibly via effects on self-concept and self-esteem. Physical fitness and AET are linked to a lower risk for clinical depression or anxiety (level of evidence, A/B).
* Cardiovascular fitness and higher levels of physical activity lower the risk for cognitive decline and dementia, based on epidemiologic studies. In experimental studies, AET and RET, alone or especially combined, improve some measures of cognitive functioning, especially those requiring executive control, in previously sedentary older adults (level of evidence, A/B).
* Physical activity appears to be linked to some aspects of quality of life, but the precise nature of the relationship is unclear (level of evidence, D).
* High-intensity RET is effective for treating clinical depression. Additional research should address the optimal intensity and frequency of RET needed to elicit specific improvements in other measures of psychological health and well-being (level of evidence, A/B).
"A combination of AET and RET activities seems to be more effective than either form of training alone in counteracting the detrimental effects of a sedentary lifestyle on the health and functioning of the cardiovascular system and skeletal muscles," the authors of the position stand conclude. "Although there are clear fitness, metabolic, and performance benefits associated with higher-intensity exercise training programs in healthy older adults, it is now evident that such programs do not need to be of high intensity to reduce the risks of developing chronic cardiovascular and metabolic disease. However, the outcome of treatment of some established diseases and geriatric syndromes is more effective with higher-intensity exercise (e.g., type 2 diabetes, clinical depression, osteopenia, sarcopenia, muscle weakness)."
Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2009;41:1510-1530.
(Note: Level A evidence — Overwhelming substantial evidence from randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and observational studies; Level B evidence — Strong, somewhat inconsistent evidence from RCTs and observational studies; Level C evidence — Generally positive evidence from observational and uncontrolled or nonrandomized trials; and Level D — Insufficient evidence).
Clinical Context
The American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association published physical activity and public health recommendations for older adults in 2007. The College now has best practice guidelines that recommend at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity per week for older adults.
This is a position stand to provide an overview of the structural and physiologic bases of the recommendations, the extent to which exercise influences aging, and the benefits of long-term and short-duration exercise.
Study Highlights
* Studies of long-term physical activity in athletes suggest the following benefits: more favorable body composition with less abdominal and total body fat, greater lean muscle mass and higher bone mineral density, higher oxygen-carrying capacity, and less cardiometabolic stress with reduced coronary risk profile.
* In older people, these benefits translate into lower waist circumference, better lipid profile, better endothelial function, and slower development of disability.
* Sedentary people in the United States typically gain 8 to 9 kg of body weight, mainly fat, between the ages of 18 and 55 years followed by 1 to 2 kg in the next decade.
* Prolonged aerobic exercise slows the age-related accumulation of central body fat and is cardioprotective.
* In previously sedentary individuals, 3 or more months of moderate-intensity AET in middle-aged and older adults produces a lower heart rate; smaller increases in systolic, diastolic, and mean blood pressure; improvements in oxygen uptake capacity; and numerous cardioprotective effects.
* Moderate-intensity AET can reduce the fat gain in overweight adults independent of dietary changes.
* Bone health in postmenopausal women and men has been shown to improve with low-intensity weight-bearing activities such as walking, with a lower rate of bone loss and reduced hip fracture risk.
* AET can also enhance glycemic control at rest, promote clearing of atherogenic lipids, and increase preference for fat as fuel.
* RET with isometric, isokinetic repetitions in older adults is associated with an increase in muscle strength, muscle power, and muscle quality in older adults.
* Moderate- to high-intensity regimens are associated with marked improvements in muscle endurance.
* Muscle quality improvements may be greater in younger vs older women.
* Significant improvements in bone mineral density at most sites have been noted in both premenopausal and postmenopausal women.
* Multimodal exercise, including strength and balance exercises and tai chi, have been shown to reduce the risk for falls in those prone to falls.
* Both AET and RET have been shown to reduce clinical depression and anxiety and improve cognitive function including tasks requiring complex executive control.
* The American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association recommend that older adults engage in endurance exercise with moderate intensity of 30 to 60 minutes per day in at least 10-minute bouts to at least 150 to 300 minutes per week.
* Vigorous-intensity activities are recommended at 20 to 30 minutes per day for a total of 75 to 150 minutes per week.
* RET is recommended at least 2 days per week at moderate to vigorous intensity.
* Balance exercises are recommended for those at risk for falls or for those with mobility problems.
* There is no specific recommendation for frequency and duration of balance exercises because of insufficient evidence.
* The following guidelines are recommended: progressively difficult postures that gradually reduce the base of support, dynamic activities that perturb the center of gravity (eg, tandem walks, circle turns), stressing postural muscle groups, and reducing sensory input (eg, shutting the eyes while standing).
* For older adults who are highly deconditioned, have chronic diseases, or who are functionally limited, intensity and duration should be low and graded gradually.
* Older adults should perform physical activity as tolerated to avoid being sedentary.
Clinical Implications
* The benefits of AET and RET in older adults include cardiovascular and metabolic protection, reduced body fat, improved bone health, reduced depression and anxiety, and improved cognition.
* AET at moderate intensity is recommended at 150 to 300 minutes per week, RET at 2 days a week, and balance exercises for those at risk for falls.
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PAS MENANG TIPIS KEKAL KERUSI DUN MANEK URAI
*PAS menang nyawa-nyawa ikan -Malaysiakini
*PAS akan lakukan post-mortem - Dato' Halim
*Umno terlepas peluang keemasan di Manek Urai
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PAS menang nyawa-nyawa ikan
Keputusan rasmi Calon PAS Mohd Fauzi Abdullah, seorang pemborong ikan, menang dengan majoriti "nyawa-nyawa ikan" sebanyak 65 undi.
PAS mendapat 5,348 undi sementara calon BN Tuan Aziz Tuan Mat mendapat 5,283 undi.
Keputusan tersebut diumumkan oleh pegawai pengurus pilihanraya Adnan Hussin di Dewan Petra, SMK Sultan Yahya Petra 1, pada jam 9.01 malam.
DUN tersebut mempunyai 12,293 pengundi berdaftar, termasuk 25 pengundi pos, dan 10,631 atau 87 peratus keluar mengundi hari ini.
Beberapa pemimpin atasan PAS hadir di pusat penjumlahan undi di SMK Sultan Yahya Petra 1, Kuala Krai.
Mereka termasuklah Timbalan Pesuruhjaya PAS Kelantan, Datuk Husam Musa; ahli parlimen Kuala Krai, Dr Hatta Ramli; ahli jawatankuasa pusat PAS Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad bagi merayakan kemenangan Mohd Fauzi.
Bagaimanapun, tiada seorang pemimpin utama Umno yang hadir, termasuk pengerusi Umno Kelantan, Datuk Mustapa Mohamed dan calon BN.
Malaysiakini
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PAS akan lakukan post-mortem - Dato' Halim
PAS akan membuat post mortem dalam masa terdekat ekoran kemerosotan ketara undi diperolehi pada pilihan raya kecil Dun Manek Urai hari ini.
Pengarah Pilihan Raya PAS Pusat, Dato' Abdul Halim Abdul Rahman berkata, beberapa faktor antaranya janji untuk menyediakan jambatan baru di Manek Urai dan sogokan wang boleh mempengaruhi sikap pengundi luar.
"Namun saya ingin sampaikan tahniah kepada kebijaksanaan penduduk Manek Urai yang berjaya mempertahankan kerusi tersebut," kata beliau ketika ditemui selepas pengisytiharan kemenangan Mohd Fauzi Abdullah di Dewan Sekolah Sultan Yahya Petra.
Menurutnya janji yang ditaburkan Umno pada saat-saat akhir belum mampu memikat keseluruhan pengundi di Manek Urai.
Beliau juga berkata kemenangan tipis bukan satu persoalan memandangkan ia pernah berlaku di Pulai Chondong pada pilihan raya kecil yang diadakan sebelum ini.
"Ia juga ada kaitan dengan sikap SPR yang mengadakan pengundian pada hari kerja dan kepulangan pengundi luar walaupun ramai namun ada yang terpengaruh dengan janji dan sogokan wang," katanya.
Anggota jawatankuasa PAS Pusat, Dr Dzulkifli Ahmad berkata, terlalu banyak janji yang ditabur Umno di Manek Urai, namun kesetiaan kepada konsep Membangun Bersama Islam tetap dipertahankan.
Beliau yang juga anggota Parlimen Kuala Selangor berkata, PAS berdepan dengan seluruh jentera kerajaan.
Mohd Nor Yahya/mj/harakahdaily
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Umno terlepas peluang keemasan di Manek Urai
Umno tidak mampu berbangga dengan peningkatan undi yang diperolehinya di Manek Urai memandangkan parti itu dibantu sepenuhnya jentera kerajaan.
Sebaliknya Umno boleh memenangi pilihan raya tersebut berdasar suntikan kebendaan yang diterima penduduk di Manek Urai lebih-lebih lagi pemimpin Umno sudah lama berkampung di sini.
Naib Presiden PAS, Dato' Mahfuz Omar berkata, kemungkinan besar pengaruh kempen Umno yang mana kerajaan PAS tidak terjejas biar pun Umno menang di Manek Urai sedikit sebanyak mempengaruhi pengundi.
"Peluang yang ada pada Umno dengan peratusan pengundi Melayu ramai sehingga lebih 99 peratus Umno masih gagal menarik perhatian rakyat. Impian mereka belum menjadi kenyataan.
"Lebih-lebih lagi dengan janji Perdana Menteri di bawah pakej 1 Malaysia dan dibantu dengan propanganda media namun Umno masih gagal. Ini ternyata memberi satu tekanan hebat kepada parti itu," katanya di sini.
Pada pilihan raya itu PAS mendapat 5348 undi, manakala BN - 5283 undi dengan majoriti diperolehi Mohd Fauzi Abdullah sebanyak 65 undi. Pada pilihan raya umum 2004 BN menang 53 undi.
Peratusan keluar mengundi sebanyak 87.22 peratus dan undi rosak 92 undi. Daripada 9 peti undi PAS menang empat.
Mahfuz berkata, keputusan pilihan raya itu perlu dilihat secara serius oleh PAS bagi meningkat semula sokongan rakyat.
"Saya percaya PAs akan melonjat semula pada pilihan raya umum akan datang kerana jentera kerajaan tidak mampu lagi memberi tumpuan kepada Manek Urai sahaja berbanding sekarang," katanya di sini.
Pengarah Strategik KeADIlan, Tian Chua berkata, Umno terlepas peluang keemasan memenangi pilihan raya tersebut memandangkan peratusan orang Melayu hampir 100 peratus di Manek Urai.
mj/harakahdaily
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Hasan Ali:Penangguhan penyaluran peruntukan jejas pembangunan keagamaan Selangor
Pembangunan keagamaan di negeri Selangor hampir terjejas apabila kerajaan persekutuan menangguhkan penyaluran bantuan seperti yang dilakukan sebelum ini.
Exco Hal Ehwal Islam, Adat-adat Melayu, Infrastruktur dan Kemudahan Awam, Dato’ Dr Hasan Ali berkata, dana hampir 100 juta ringgit yang disalurkan menerusi Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (Jakim) masih belum diturunkan kepada kerajaan negeri.
“Peruntukan sudah turun sejak tahun lalu daripada Jabatan Perdana Menteri, namun tak masuk lagi peruntukan itu sehingga sekarang kepada tabung Jais, Mais.
“Guru-guru Kafa kini dibiayai penuh oleh kerajaan negeri, padahal sepatutnya ini tanggungjawab kerajaan pusat melalui Jakim untuk biayai sara hidup guru-guru Kafa ini,” katanya.
Katanya, pelbagai program yang telah dirancang akan terjejas, jika dana berkenaan tidak diperolehi.
Antaranya, rancangan menubuhkan Akademi Imam bagi membantu menjaga kebajikan imam-imam, meliputi kenaikan elaun dan lain-lain perkara yang berkaitan.
Menurut beliau, kebanyakan imam di negeri ini seakan-akan terabai dari segi kebajikan mereka, walaupun mereka tidak pernah mendesak untuk mendapat ganjaran.
Beliau berkata, disebabkan penyaluran peruntukan yang masih ditahan, Menteri Besar, Tan Sri Abdul Khalid telah mengarahkan agar beliau mengadakan pertemuan dengan kerajaan persekutuan dan memohon agar ia disalurkan secepat mungkin.
“Saya harap supaya guru-guru kafa, imam, pegawai penyelaras masjid daerah, semoga kerajaan persekutuan akan dapat salurkan dengan secepat mungkin dengan nama 1Malaysia kerana untuk kebaikan bersama dan akan memujuk kerajaan persekutuan,” katanya.
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