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Crime in Malaysia

http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/top/

story/0,4136,84928,00.html?

COMMON CRIME, GIANT TRAGEDY

Violent crimes that used to belong in the shadows are increasingly
common in Kuala Lumpur

By Zaihan MohdYusof  MARCH 21, 2005 MON

ALL Madam Siti Shamiza Ab Zarim, 30, did wrong was that she struggled when
the gunman tried to grab her bag.

Yesterday afternoon, outside the Giant Hypermarket in Gombak, Kuala Lumpur,
the man shot her in the head.

It was a robbery that went horribly wrong.

posted by: mylias at March 21, 2005 22:10 | link | comments |

http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=7811

Citizen Nades - By R. Nadeswaran

Bukit Cahaya fiasco reads like a fairy tale
Updated: 12:13PM Wed, 09 Mar 2005

JOHN WAYNE famously said: "A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do." Or, as
Washington Post columnist Colbert King put it in modern and non-gender
specific terms, "One does as one must," which, admittedly, doesn't sound
half as cool.

But when the Selangor mentri besar said "Semuanya OK" in reference to the
massive rape of the greenery surrounding the Bukit Cahaya Seri Alam
Agricultural Park, there was more than a tinge of anger among most
Malaysians.

So, there we have it -- the reason why the present mess came about was
because  past governments gave the green light for future destruction.

Sounds gibberish? I bet.

posted by: mylias at March 09, 2005 22:02 | link | comments |