This morning I visited Taman Cempaka market and the Pasir Puteh market together with the three elected DAP Assemblymen in Ipoh Timur parliamentary constituency – Su Keong Siong (Pasir Pinji), Wong Kah Woh (Canning) and Ong Boon Piow (Tebing Tinggi) - to thank the Ipoh Timor voters for their great […]
My ceramah schedule tonight will begin at
(1) Ipoh Garden South (near RHB) – (contact 012-5011822) (from 8 – 8.30 pm);
(2) Jalong, Sungei Siput (245 Sg Buloh, Sg Siput, contact 019-9188838));
(3) Kg Tawas (market), Ipoh Barat, (contact 016-5621986); and
(4) Pasir Pinji (DAP service centre – 05 – 3233056).
DAP Secretary-General Lim Guan Eng has three ceramahs in Bruas parliamentary constituency […]
Sorry many missed the DAP Kinta Valley Nomination Night ceramah at Chin Woo Hall, Ipoh last night as they were not informed.
The election preparatory system could not withstand the pressures of a general election in full swing and this is why we have sent out a SOS appeal for public support, financial, manpower, materials, […]
Flash - Nominations for Ipoh Timor parliamentary and three state assembly constituencies of Pasir Pinji, Canning and Tebing Tinggi accepted without objections - a one-to-one fight.
Nominations papers for Ipoh Timor submitted to Returning Officer at Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh Nomination Centre at 9.07 am. Also submitted are nomination papers for Thomas Su Keong Siong (Pasir Pinji), […]
Another brutal crime in Ipoh — 22-year-old hairstylist whose semi-naked body was found sprawled at her salon in Taman Perpaduan, Tambun, Ipoh on Friday.
Sunday Star yesterday reported:
The body of Ooi Choo Lee was discovered by her father Ooi Ah Hee, 57, when he went to check on her after she repeatedly failed to answer his […]
The crime wave and the fear of crime in Ipoh as elsewhere in the country - escalating and not tapering off, as illustrated by the following report:
NST Online
2007/07/24
Teenager at clinic robbed and raped
By : P. Chandra Sagaran
IPOH: She was sick and went to a clinic at 2am. There, she was […]
I am not surprised by the Cabinet decision yesterday directing Maybank to withdraw its discriminatory ruling that law firms must have a bumiputra partner with at least 50% stake before they could qualify to be on its legal panel as this is the outcome of the first “Ijok effect”.
Although the Barisan Nasional (BN) […]
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