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Friday, 29 July 2011
Kim K. brings two things to Fashion Fridays first she’s wearing a bikini…second she give a great backshot…sorry don’t really see any butt pads here….IM JUST SAYING
Da Brat makes her first appearance here at OnFyreCustomsXXL Fashion Fridays, and I see that she’s done with the whole tom-boy image or is she…who knows but for right now she’s HAWT
Fashion Friday brings along Lady Gaga as she is wearing only the bra, jacket, & heels the rest is paint…NICE….
I know I’m almost always busy didn’t expect people to actually like the things that I post but since there are people that like the things that I like I try to get on it whenever I get a chance…but I’m going to make a few post today because my queue is pack gotta make some post…
BONUS I don’t know how many people actually watch the Disney channel with or without your children but I am one and I watched Selena grow into the young woman that she is today. She a smart one unlike Miley Cyrus, Lindsay Lohan, and the queen of sleuth Brittany Spear…
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Foreign workers scramble to meet registration deadline across the country
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| Office overrun - a large crowd of foreign workers waiting to be registered at the Immigration Department HQ in Putrajaya. |
PETALING JAYA: A commotion broke out at the Immigration Department headquarters in Putrajaya as thousands of foreign workers converged outside the office to register themselves a scene that was repeated in many immigration offices in other states.
As workers dashed for cover to avoid the rain in Putrajaya, some were said to have been trampled.
Shouting ensued while a few were seen to trade blows, but prompt action by Immigration officers who were assisted by some Rela personnel prevented any untoward incident.
As of Wednesday, the Immigration Department had registered 504,007 people from 36,249 employers and the figures were expected to reach 600,000 or more by yesterday.
In JOHOR BARU, state Immigration director Nasri Ishak said the department would turn its attention to registering illegal workers and immigrants after the biometric registration programme of legal foreign workers was completed.
The registration of illegals would be made at the department's Taman Tasek Utara office and not at the headquarters in Taman Setia Tropika, he added.
About 100,000 foreign workers in Johor have registered themselves so far. Long queues were also seen at the headquarters yesterday.
A human resource manager for a manufacturing company in Senai, Alami Mahmood, complained that the long wait of more than a day had caused a production slowdown in his company.
In BUTTERWORTH, several company representatives and their foreign employees crammed into the state Immigration Department in Seberang Jaya in a rush to meet the Sunday deadline.
Some had camped outside the building in Jalan Kelasah as early as 4am to collect registration numbers, which were snapped up within a few hours after officers started giving them out at 8am.
Department director Abdul Qadir Siddiq Ahmad said 66 officers, mainly from the enforcement unit, were handling the registration between 8am and 10pm daily since the exercise started on July 13.
“Until July 27, we registered 36,419 workers out of 97,000 in the state,” he said.
In KOTA KINABALU, there was a low turnout due to rumours that illegal workers might end up being blacklisted.
Immigration Department director Mohammad Mentek dismissed the claims, saying the workers would be allowed to return to Sabah once they obtained proper documents.
Over 34,000 illegal immigrants have registered so far under the 5P (Registration, Amnesty, Monitoring, Enforcement and Repatriation) programme implemented in Sabah since July 18.
He said only those with criminal records, including those who left their employers, would be blacklisted. - myStarOnline
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| Thousands of Malaysian fans thronging Bukit Jalil National Stadium to cheer the national team against Singapore during the second round of the World Cup qualifier yesterday. — NST picture by Yazit Razali |
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians united in support of Harimau Malaya against Singapore in a second-round World Cup qualifier last night.
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| The national team can depend on fanatical support from the fans. — NST picture by Osman Adnan |
Cars were parked by the roadside and highways as far as 5km from Bukit Jalil National Stadium, bringing traffic to almost a standstill.
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| About 100 motorcyclists came on old and new Vespas to Bukit Jalil National Stadium yesterday to cheer the national team. — NST picture by Nik Hariff Hassan |
At the stadium, the atmosphere was loud and festive, with the presence of more than 80,000 supporters who thronged the stadium from as early as 3pm.
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| Sultan of Perak Sultan Azlan Shah (right) and Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (second from right) watching the national team in action at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium last night. — NST picture by Mohd Yusni Ariffin |
Jalur Gemilang was seen everywhere. Spirited fans waved the small ones proudly while a sea of fans in yellow and blue jerseys held up the big ones. Cheers echoed and trumpets blared even before the game started at 8.45pm.
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| Fans packed a food court in Ipoh to catch the big game on a large screen yesterday. |
The 3,000 Singapore fans in red were all but drowned out by the presence of the Malaysian fans, who stood shoulder to shoulder and cheered for glory.
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| TEARS OF FRUSTRATION... Striker Norshahrul Idlan Talaha, who could not play in last night’s match because of injury, being consoled by his wife while watching the World Cup qualifier second leg between Malaysia and Singapore at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil. The match finished 1-1, ending Malaysia’s campaign. — NST picture by Osman Adnan |
The match ended in a 1-1 draw, but Singapore qualified for the next round on an aggregate win of 6-4. - NST
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