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I never got to say goodbye PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 09 August 2010 09:31

From AsiaOne
Augt 9, 2010

HE RECEIVED a phone call in the morning saying his wife was in an accident. And when technician Zeng Ching Wei, 34, reached the accident site in Segamat, Johor Bahru, he had a bad feeling when he saw a fire engine.

Then, looking at the mangled wreck of his wife's car, he rushed up to a rescue worker extricating the victims. The rescuer looked at Mr Zeng, shook his head in regret and said: "No more."

Mr Zeng's wife, 31-year-old Cheng Lee Sei who was eight months pregnant, was one of two teachers killed in a two-car collision on Thursday near Jalan Batu Enam. Madam Cheng, who was driving a Perodua Viva, and one of her passengers, Miss Lee Peng Ling, 34, who was in the rear seat, died instantly in the 7am accident.

 
20 disabled to lose sanctuary PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 09 August 2010 09:15

By DESIREE TRESA GASPER 
From Star Online

SEGAMAT : About 20 residents of a shelter home may not have a roof over their heads soon, as the building is being put up for auction.

T. Moganeswry, 38, caretaker of the Selva Home for Special Ones in Buloh Kasap, near here, said the house owner had spent a lot on medical bills and died of cancer last year without settling the bank loan. “Now, we have to pay the bank or lose everything,” she sobbed, adding that the home was due to go under the hammer on Sept 1.

The shelter home houses residents, aged two to 36 years, with cerebal palsy, Down Syndrome, mental illness and some who are crippled, blind or deaf.

 
New Tangkak-Segamat road will halve travel time PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 09 August 2010 09:12

From Star Online

TANGKAK: A new RM200mil road connecting Tangkak and Segamat is being built to cut travelling time between the two towns by half, district officer Amran Abdul Rahman told the Sultan of Johor. In a briefing for the Ruler during the Sultan’s visit here yesterday, Amran said the current travelling time of about an hour will be halved when the road is completed. 

 
Durian fever PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 10:13

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Jun 26, 2010
From TodayOnline

Durian day tour to Pontian, Segamat

Every June and July, Max Pac Travel takes up to 15 coaches of Singaporeans, about 600 people, to Pontian and Segamat to have unlimited helpings of farm-fresh durians.

Aficionados can opt out of the buffet to savour premium cultivars - Hong Xia, D13 and D101 at RM10 per kg, and Mao Shan Wang at RM20 per kg. Segamat trippers can work up a sweat after the durian feast by trekking up a concrete stairway to reach Puteri Waterfall on Mount Ophir, which is popular among amateur climbers. The Pontian trip includes a batik workshop.

The price for an adult starts from $65 and includes a durian buffet and seafood dinner in Johor Bahru. Children pay $3 less. Details at maxpac.com.sg.

 
All smiles as they climb the peak of health PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 10:05

2010/06/30
Sim Bak Heng 
From NST Online

EVERY DAY except on rainy days, Bukit Sengkang in Jementah, Segamat, is dotted with mountain climbers along its snaking path. Although most of them are locals, there are those who come from as far as Tangkak and Segamat town. Some of them brave it alone while others come with friends or family members. From 4pm onwards, they will begin their daily 'pilgrimage' to the hilltop.

 
Prince looks forward to meeting people PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 10:33

2010/06/25
From NST Online

JOHOR BARU: For the Tunku Mahkota of Johor, Tunku Ismail Idris Sultan Ibrahim, the Kembara Mahkota Johor programme holds a meaningful and special significance.

"I'm always excited about the Kembara Mahkota Johor programme as it is a time where my father, the sultan of Johor Sultan Ibrahim Almarhum Sultan Iskandar, and my family have the opportunity to be close to the people, especially in rural areas," he said yesterday.

Tunku Ismail said in the past, the Kembara Mahkota Johor convoy used high-powered motorcycles to reach the state's interior. "However, this time round the convoy will be unique as it is a first time that the Kembara Mahkota Johor programme will reach out to the people via train."

 
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