This posting is initiated with the expressed purpose of inviting feedback from our residents on the challenges we need to tackle so as to realise our dreams of creating a safer, greener and cleaner haven for ourselves.
We have six faithful serving men,
Who taught us all we know,
Their names are What and Where and When
And How and Why and Who.
(a) Safer?
(1) What? To attain crime-free status
(2) Where? MS Community
(3) When? From now until forever
(4) How? BSD Community Police Station, Outsourced security services providers, Neighbourhood Watch, Rukun Tetangga
(5) Why? Freedom from threats and dangers within and without
(6) Who? Everyone in the community must play a part, no one is exempt from this responsibility
(b) Greener?
(1) What?
(2) Where?
(3) When?
(4) How?
(5) Why?
(6) Who?
(c) Cleaner?
(1) What?
(2) Where?
(3) When?
(4) How?
(5) Why?
(6) Who?
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Syabas Related Problems in the MS Community
All Syabas (Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd.) related problems could be channelled to their Customer Service Centre {Pusat Perkhidmatan Pelanggan (PUSPEL)} via the various means:
(a) Toll-free line: 1-800-88-5252 (either in Malay or English)
(b) SMS: Send 'PUSPEL' to 39222
(c) Fax line: 03-22955168
(d) E-mail: puspel@syabas.com.my
(e) Website: http://www.syabas.com.my
(1) The following report was made for house no. 10 Jalan Margosa SD 10/3 via 1-800-88-5252:
Date: 27th April 2010
Time: 12.34pm
Problem: Suspected pipe leakage
Report no. 10149659 by Cik Lina
Remedial action by contractor was taken on 28th April 2010.
(a) Toll-free line: 1-800-88-5252 (either in Malay or English)
(b) SMS: Send 'PUSPEL
(c) Fax line: 03-22955168
(d) E-mail: puspel@syabas.com.my
(e) Website: http://www.syabas.com.my
(1) The following report was made for house no. 10 Jalan Margosa SD 10/3 via 1-800-88-5252:
Date: 27th April 2010
Time: 12.34pm
Problem: Suspected pipe leakage
Report no. 10149659 by Cik Lina
Remedial action by contractor was taken on 28th April 2010.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
The most basic of traffic rules - STOP ON RED
Putrajaya, 27 April 2010: Red Means Stop... Transport Minister, Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat and Road Safety Department Director General, Datuk Suret Singh with enlarged sticker for the Red Means Stop Campaign the ministry is running with theSun. A total of 300,000 car stickers will be distributed with copies of theSun from today to remind motorists of the most basic of traffic rules - STOP ON RED. Sunpix by : Sharil Amin.
RED MEANS STOP - A Community Campaign by theSun
Don't smile, you're caught on camera
KUALA LUMPUR (April 6, 2010): This motorcyclist (circled) is definitely courting trouble.
He was spotted running the red light at the Jalan Tun Razak - Jalan Ampang junction, at 1.18pm today, during which he narrowly missed being hit by a car whose driver had obviously refused to give way to him.
The errant motorcyclist was in fact simultaneously committing a second offence -- that of making an illegal U-turn at the junction.
Motorists should bear in mind that being in a rush to go somewhere is not a good reason to disobey basic traffic rules, especially that "Red means Stop!" because their lives and limbs, as well as that of other road users will be at risk. -- theSun
The boom gates and guard posts in the MS Community
M4 is manned around the clock by one static guard. The boom gate is let down at 12 midnight and would be lifted at 6.00am. Guard post at M4 is considered as the main security base.
Here the static guard would be on duty from 7.00am until 9.00pm daily. From 9.00pm till 6.00am the boom gate would remain close.
The boom gate at M6 is closed permanently. It is important to ensure that cars are not parked there.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Clock Points in the MS Community
The Aeroline Computerised Watchman Clock System which was handed over by BSDRA is employed by the MS Committee. The Aeroline is designed as a unique perimeter clocking system for monitoring your security guards. It would enhance our security, when information regarding our security guards' petrolling movement and productivity, will be made available to us at our fingertips.
Aeroline system is 'user-friendly'. It can be operated with little or no training and the information collected are very secure, accurate and can easily be downloaded into the BSDRA computer by the BSDRA Honorary Secretary to produce comprehensive reports.
At the present moment there are 18 clock points in the MS Community. The distribution of these points are as follows:
(1) Jalan Margosa SD10/1A - No. 7 & 9
(2) Jalan Margosa SD10/1B - No. 2, 5, 12A & 20
(3) Jalan Margosa SD10/1C - No. 1 & 10
(4) Jalan Margosa SD10/1D - No. 2 & 22
(5) Jalan Margosa SD10/1E - No. 3
(6) Jalan Margosa SD10/2 - No.16, 32 & 33
(7) Jalan Margosa SD10/3 - No. 9 & 28
(8) Jalan Margosa SD10/3A - No. 1, 3A & 13
The clocking is carried out on hourly basis by the security personnel who does the patrolling. It is most important that points should be wiped dry before clocking is permitted.
The profile of the company which supplies the Aeroline Computerised Watchman Clock System is shown below:
Company Name: Optronic Technologies Sdn. Bhd.
Address: 13A, Jalan SS15/4C, Subang Jaya, 47500 Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Description: Optronic Technologies Sdn. Bhd. is a manufacturer that specialise in system integration, industrial automation, SCADA systems, vision systems, custom designed electronics, software development.
URL http://www.optronic.com.my
Contact Person Foo Chee Wei
Telephone +603 - 5621 2048
Fax +603 - 5621 2068
New platform for people to voice their grouses
Monday April 26, 2010
New platform for people to voice their grouses
PETALING JAYA: Klang Valley folk will be able to voice their grouses and broadcast them nationwide, thanks to a multimedia platform launched by The Star.
“The Star People’s Voice – You’ve Got the Power” campaign allows the people to directly engage with local councils and agencies at mini carnivals that will be organised twice a month over the next 12 months at selected residential areas.
The mini carnivals will see various activities such as forums with the local authorities and outdoor broadcasts by RedFM.
“This campaign will also help to foster better relationships among neighbours,” Star Publications (M) Bhd executive director and group chief editor Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai said at launch of the campaign by Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Fuad Ismail at Menara Star here yesterday.
Ng, ACP Arjunaidi, Red FM chief operating officer Lim Cheng Hee, Wong and Ahmad Fuad unveiling the ‘People’s Voice’ cruiser at the Menara Star in Petaling Jaya yesterday.
The first carnival will be held on May 9 at Bandar Utama.
The People’s Voice cruisers will be present at the carnivals and will visit Klang Valley residential areas at least twice a day.
The Star is pledging RM1mil, which will be channelled to residents’ associations for the benefit of the community.
Its circulation department will be promoting special subscription packages to meet this pledge.
Wong said The Star had always been concerned with the needs of the community.
Hear us out: Representatives of residents associations around Klang Valley and guests rejoicing at the launch of The Star-Red FM ‘People’s Voice’ campaign.
“We would not be where we are today without the support of the people.
“As an integrated news organisation, The Star and its subsidiary RedFM will be providing various channels for the six million residents in the Klang Valley,” he added.
StarMetro will be dedicating a page every Tuesday, while Face-book and Twitter accounts have been set up for the people to give feedback.
Also present at the launch were Star Publications executive director Ng Beng Lye and Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Arjunaidi Mohd.
For more information on the campaign, visit http://thestar.com.my/peoplesvoice/.
New platform for people to voice their grouses
PETALING JAYA: Klang Valley folk will be able to voice their grouses and broadcast them nationwide, thanks to a multimedia platform launched by The Star.
“The Star People’s Voice – You’ve Got the Power” campaign allows the people to directly engage with local councils and agencies at mini carnivals that will be organised twice a month over the next 12 months at selected residential areas.
The mini carnivals will see various activities such as forums with the local authorities and outdoor broadcasts by RedFM.
“This campaign will also help to foster better relationships among neighbours,” Star Publications (M) Bhd executive director and group chief editor Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai said at launch of the campaign by Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Fuad Ismail at Menara Star here yesterday.
Ng, ACP Arjunaidi, Red FM chief operating officer Lim Cheng Hee, Wong and Ahmad Fuad unveiling the ‘People’s Voice’ cruiser at the Menara Star in Petaling Jaya yesterday.
The first carnival will be held on May 9 at Bandar Utama.
The People’s Voice cruisers will be present at the carnivals and will visit Klang Valley residential areas at least twice a day.
The Star is pledging RM1mil, which will be channelled to residents’ associations for the benefit of the community.
Its circulation department will be promoting special subscription packages to meet this pledge.
Wong said The Star had always been concerned with the needs of the community.
Hear us out: Representatives of residents associations around Klang Valley and guests rejoicing at the launch of The Star-Red FM ‘People’s Voice’ campaign.
“We would not be where we are today without the support of the people.
“As an integrated news organisation, The Star and its subsidiary RedFM will be providing various channels for the six million residents in the Klang Valley,” he added.
StarMetro will be dedicating a page every Tuesday, while Face-book and Twitter accounts have been set up for the people to give feedback.
Also present at the launch were Star Publications executive director Ng Beng Lye and Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Arjunaidi Mohd.
For more information on the campaign, visit http://thestar.com.my/peoplesvoice/.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
The Fire Hydrants in the MS Community
There are x fire hydrants in the MS Community. They are located at the various places as below:
(1) Jalan Margosa SD10/1
(2) Jalan Margosa SD10/1A
(3) Jalan Margosa SD10/1B
(4) Jalan Margosa SD10/1C
(a) Beside house no. 1 along Jalan Margosa SD 10/1
(5) Jalan Margosa SD10/1D
(a) In front of house no. 20
(6) Jalan Margosa SD10/1E
(a) In front of TNB Substation
(7) Jalan Margosa SD10/2
(a) In front of house no. 32
(b) In front of house no. 33
(c) In front of house no. 45
(8) Jalan Margosa SD10/3
(a) In front of house no. 3A
(b) In front of house no. 17
(9) Jalan Margosa SD10/3A
(a) In front of house no. 11
Fire hydrants should stay clear of hindrance and creativity. The two photographs below would tell us a lot of issues.
Creativity sight-not! Rubbish craftily arranged to 'utilise' the fire hydrant to its fullest.
Fire hindrance - This fire hydrant could hardly be used during blaze with pots of plants around it.
(1) Jalan Margosa SD10/1
(2) Jalan Margosa SD10/1A
(3) Jalan Margosa SD10/1B
(4) Jalan Margosa SD10/1C
(a) Beside house no. 1 along Jalan Margosa SD 10/1(5) Jalan Margosa SD10/1D
(a) In front of house no. 20
(6) Jalan Margosa SD10/1E
(a) In front of TNB Substation
(7) Jalan Margosa SD10/2
(a) In front of house no. 32
(b) In front of house no. 33
(c) In front of house no. 45
(8) Jalan Margosa SD10/3
(a) In front of house no. 3A
(b) In front of house no. 17(9) Jalan Margosa SD10/3A
(a) In front of house no. 11
Fire hydrants should stay clear of hindrance and creativity. The two photographs below would tell us a lot of issues.
Creativity sight-not! Rubbish craftily arranged to 'utilise' the fire hydrant to its fullest.
Fire hindrance - This fire hydrant could hardly be used during blaze with pots of plants around it.
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