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Distance : 270km
Start : 6.00pm
Date : 17th July 2009
Start Place : Pandamaran Sports Complex, Port Klang, Selangor.

End at : Gopeng, Perak.
Time : Before 6.00pm
Date : 19th July 2009

The Main Purpose of this event:-
1) Raising Fund to Help Poor Students. 

2) To Fund for Building of 2 Reading Corner at Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan (Tamil) Ladang Kuala Selangor.

3) Break Previous Malaysia Book of Records which is 222km.

To Help us to make this Event Successful & To Raise Fund to Help the Needy.
We need Everyone’s Support ,
It will make a difference in our social activities program.
For Direct Bank Transfer:
Account No.: 2-12077-0011044-9 (RHB Bank)
Account Name : Persatuan Kebajikan India Malaysia

Kindly email us the details after completion of the transaction for our records.

For Cheque Posting or Sponsorship kindly call to : 

Mr. Prakash (President & Participant) : 017-6129440
Mr. Arunaghiri Nathan (Event Coordinator) : 016-2654698
Mr. Jaganathan (Event Team Manager) : 012-3434572

Cheque bearer name should be “Persatuan Kebajikan India Malaysia”

Thank you for your support.
Sivan
Secretary
Persatuan Kebajikan India Malaysia.

Email : persatuankebajikanindia.my@gmail.com or pkim_my@yahoo.com
Blog :    http://persatuankebajikanindiamalaysia.wordpress.com

Thursday April 16, 2009

Toilets facing Klang temple put on hold

THE construction of a row of public toilets in front of the Sri Maha Mariamman temple in Klang has stopped after the project drew a storm of protest.

Malaysian Nanban reported that the toilets were also located behind a mosque and near two churches.

The 70% completed structures had been the subject of a spat between the Klang City Council, local residents and unhappy committee members of the temple, a major tourist attraction in Klang’s Little India,

Selangor exco member Ronnie Liu said the project had been put on hold while the council assessed the viability of the project.

He said the Federal Government was funding the construction but was still subject to state approval.

Tamil Nesan said in its editorial that most accidents involving express buses were caused by the indifferent attitude of drivers and their failure to observe safety rules.

It said many passengers had complained that drivers would speed at night, with some even willing to forgo rest to earn extra money.

The paper urged the authorities to come down harder against bus operators and their employees who do not follow safety regulations.

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