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Sunday, 15 January 2012 15:11 |
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View Segamat in a larger map
This is a map of important places in Segamat. We will be updating this map to include schools, essential services like ATMs, Petrol Stations, Supermarket, Goverment buildings, etc. We will have a separate map for businesses like cafes, restaurants, internet cafes, etc. In the meantime, please tell us what you would like to see on this map in the comments section.
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 04 January 2012 13:33 |
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From NST Online
By AHMAD ISMAIL THE Segamat Community College has created history by being the first institute of its kind to offer courses on piloting light aircraft. College director Mohd Rohaimi Yusof said the basic course was set up following a survey that revealed a huge demand for such a course from members of the public. He said the programme is a collaboration between the college and the Subang-based Air Adventure Flying Club. The club has more than a decade's worth of experience in training pilots.
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 31 December 2011 11:16 |
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The durian season that started early in Dec 2011 came to a halt when the wet weather came with a bang and almost cause a big flood in many areas of Malaysia. Now that the weather has cleared up, the durian season is back! It's a big one too. I see durian stalls everywhere from Segamat to all the main roads up to KL.
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 29 December 2011 12:03 |
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From Star Online
29th Dec 2011 KUALA LUMPUR: Fama is promoting its “Jom Makan Durian” festival by offering its services for durian parties at people’s homes. Chairman Datuk Badruddin Amiruldin said the “Durian Party” was a Fama initiative to encourage more Malaysians to eat local fruits. “With a minimum 50 people, the durian party can be held at home,” he explained. “For instance, when a family wants to invite relatives and friends over to the house for the weekend, they can have such a party. “Fama will be there at the house,” he said. “We will set up the canopy and our officers will serve the fruits at a reasonable price,” he told reporters at a “Jom Makan Durian” festival at the Telekom Museum compound here yesterday. Badruddin said the charges were RM15 per adult and RM8 per child. “And, they can eat as much as they want.”
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 28 December 2011 05:49 |
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A week after it's big opening, LFS started to see regular customers paying full fees to see it's movies. It has shows starting from around 10am till after midnight. It is still the only tenant operating in the 1Segamat Mall. If you park in the roof area, you are sure to get your feet wet due to the bad drainage there. Water just pools everywhere. The LFS area is bright and clean. The ticketing section could do with bigger and/or more information screens on shows and times. I went quite late and expected to see Mission Impossible 4 but found out I had to wait 2 hours before the next show. So I opted to see the next earliest show which was Chipmunk. Surprisingly it was a good show and I didnt fall asleep as I expected.
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