| Received on Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:51:49
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| higland tower and bukit antarabangsa |
| by Halimahton Saadiah |
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can i get more info about this problem...
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| Received on Mon, 21 Jan 2008 23:27:55
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| Oh oh... |
| by Berserk |
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Hello my fellow green friends. I have recently noticed that around 9am when I
leave for work, nearby at Jalan C on the way down to former Club Century,
workers busy taking measurements. Even today I saw about 6 of them making
measurements from the road. I think we are seeing the go ahead to destroy the
hill while we green fellows fight so hard to keep it. Again to IJM and MPAJ,
money reigns!!! Long live Malaysia. Malaysia macam ini pun boleh!! BOLEH!!
SEMUA BOLEH!!
I am just so pist off! Keep fighting and if they do go ahead we should make public
the cons of owning such property. Boycott this project!!
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| Received on Sat, 19 Jan 2008 13:14:49
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| Thank You.... |
| by elyse ng phuay ying |
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Hi... just want to drop by and say Thank You for those respondents that have
response to our thesis questionnaire...
The experience been to Taman Melawati Hill is amazing. For me, walking to the peak
of the hill is quite tired but at the same time I gain a lot. Gain some life
experience from the respondents; enjoy the cooling environment and fresh air.
Especially from Uncle nadzjelas (sorry for not asking his name) and Uncle
Mohd Borhan Tan... they are the first 2 respondents of mine. Is Uncle
nadzjelas that first brings me to the top of the hill; show me the amazed
view at the top. And I remember one of my respondent's professions is in the
construction field, he teaches me a lot too. And yet I really appreciate the
response from all of the respondents.
This hill should be preserved and conserved. Seeing everyone enthusiastic in
exercising and enjoying in such recreation site, I think there is nothing more
important than to keep such a nice place to give a life to the hill to stay
beneficial to everyone.
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| Received on Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:11:03
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| Please don't build on Taman Melawati hill |
| by Dianne Fenwick |
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Please ask your government to give a moments thought on the terrible consequences of
building on this beautiful natural landscape. Apart from the local people would
lose a beautiful space, all the wildlife would also be home less. All for what to
make a few more fast bucks and another concert jungle replace's nature. Then after
the buildings are up, heavy Rain comes, landslides then the human poplulations are
killed. I think theres been a enough forest destroyed in Sabah, lets leave the
Green lung to breath and help the polutions that is creeping into the city centre
and now the outskirt towns.
Save Taman Melawati HIll PLEASE.
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| Received on Sun, 13 Jan 2008 23:06:06
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| Back to the Future |
| by Tree-hugger (and proud of it!) |
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Honestly "Annoying mouse", if we all sat back and convinced ourselves that
fighting for this one hill was pointless and there was nothing we could do,
we'd end up with denuded hills, muddy rivers, landslides and sure, plenty of
law suits... but what's the use of that when your grandchildren grow up and
there are no hills in sight except for the ridge. They'll see pictures of
hills on the internet with birds chirping, raptors soaring, monkeys swinging,
and squirrels scampering in the cool canopy of trees. And they'll wonder why
their old geezer of a granddad didn't do anything to keep the world as green
as the beautiful images they see on the Net.
As mentioned on the website, we may not be able to save the whole planet but we
could start with a tree, a park, a hill.. in our own neighbourhood.
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| Received on Tue, 08 Jan 2008 01:01:08
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| Inhumane |
| by Keng |
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We read of monkeys causing havoc in cities, mosquitoes and floods. What are
the causes? Corrupted government officers and developers who bribes. Bagi
sikit sikit la kan?? KanNiNa* We are causing wild animals to forage for
livelihood in towns and cities. I see snakes, and BIG monitor lizards being
run over by cars! Sad, cos they belong to the forest and such death is a
reflection of the disgrace of too much development in Malaysia. The country
thinks development is BUILD BUILD BUILD BUILD HAHA BUILD!! I think developers
and govt officers like president MPAJ should develop their characters and
moral principles as a base for any other things. How the heck can such people
lead man? Who can tell me? BROOM for you all MPAJ! Face 3 hill can be
developed? So is your brain cells idiot!
My nature loving friends, we do things that are absolute right. They bad demons, bad
humans, does thing absolute wrong but in disguise of right with all money over their
faces. We know we have to keep the hill, they also know, but they don't give a F**K
about it. If we protest it becomes illegal gathering. Water canon comes! But they
cheat us, ok they get their money and they happy. No water canon! MPAJ happy, bad
guys and demon is right.
They give us appeal, they give us complain, then they YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH
YEAH...then still you will see the hill might be gone. Complain department is just
to buy time.Where they can practice their BULLSH*T to the fullest. RIght anot my
nature loving friends?? You see this almost everywhere. Even when natives land is
being taken for development, those people are neglected and cast aside. Hey, boleh
eh?? Boleh my a**>
If Malaysia is not going to improve it's stand on keeping it's greens green we will
be left with a country like New York city man. And the greens you might see is e.g
Green Resort, Green Living Apartment but no real greens kakakaka..
by then I would have left Malaysia to rot.
Come one people, let's fight this world menace to the end. Long live nature and
nature lovers and short life to those responsible for nature's demise.
Yeah!
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| Received on Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:47:31
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| WTF!!! |
| by Keng |
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WTF is MPAJ doing? Sending out the mail late. This is clearly deception to the
residents of Melawati and a disgrace to the President of MPAJ! Malu!! And
WTF!! Why can't they MPAJ just leave hills in Melawati alone. Allowing amber
hill which does not even look like amber and 20 trees which i think is the
number of trees left there, and also at the edge of Jalan P where 11 units
bungalow is being built it's a violation of nature and the human race. Klang
gate dam is a water catchment area and development(or destruction) should be
prohibited at all F***ing cost!! At this moment they are damning Melawati.
This clearly is corruption because any sane man with sane mind, even if he is
blind could tell the importance! Bravo MPAJ! your idiotic decision to allow
development shows a lack of common sense and brain usage. MPAJ uses rhetoric
to push things through and deceive people. Here we talk about morality about
making the Rakyat happy, but when we are unhappy the don't give a F***!!
Development is not about building housing projects or condominiums you
primitive MPAJ, it's about living with nature, blending with nature to enjoy
quality of life, not quantity. Building concrete on a hill or in a jungle and
with marketing gimmick of "life from the top, live in nature, etc etc nature
my A**! This is all BullSh**!!
Not just hills in Melawati, but all over Malaysia should be preserved and kept
untouched. Those developer sure know how to cheat and cause harm to people! Money is
god to you, and I pray that land slides in whichever project you undertake.
People want to live in nature? Go get a tent and start camping, start a business in
eco-tourism or hiking.
Malaysia is dooming itself. The world talks about global warming and Malaysia talks
about combating global warming, I see the mentality now, cut more trees, build more
houses on hill. Woo Hoo!! I will give you dozens of brooms for your achievements
man! and I'll sweep developers faces and a** with it. Why is the rich doing this? We
live under one roof, the sky, we breath the same air, it's our home, the world. Save
it Idiots (MPAJ+developer) change your mindset, not just increase your bank
accounts!! Who agree, pls write in, share your views. Lets damn this people before
they damn us.
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| Received on Sun, 06 Jan 2008 20:58:56
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| Disgrace |
| by Sean |
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As usual the authorities in Malaysia can only appreciate RM sign rather than
what they can leave behind for the future generation. Greed control these
people (MPAJ) from the day they step into office but then again nothing
surprise me anymore about Malaysian. First they have no sense with regards to
safety, be it their own or others. Second they no sense on heritage value.
They never have culture that dated thousands of years that is why Malaysian
take everything for granted. Shame for what we have become. Don't blame other
for our own downfall in the future. Take a look at the mirror and the person
you see. I do hope that they will cancel this development and leave this hill
as it is. Fingers cross!!!
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| Received on Fri, 04 Jan 2008 13:34:09
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| Planning disasters |
| by Mik |
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First of all I would like to thank you for highlighting the issues that
concern many Taman Melawati residents.As an Expatriate living in your area I
am alarmed at the significant increase of projects that are scarring the
landscape and am most dismayed that the authorities don't seem to care about
Malaysia's natural beauty.
When one visits some of the projects underway you can easily understand the
residents concerns.Taking 20Trees as an example,the earthworks undertaken appear hap
hazard at best and the resulting mess that contaminates nearby waterways and roads
doesn't seem to bother the developer or the authority in the slightest.I recall a
similiar situation three years ago when a developer didnt care about its workers
throwing their personal rubbish and site rubbish into a nearby river,it took a
letter threating TV cameras and reporters to the scene before anyone from City Hall
acted. The strange thing is it was the local authority who cleaned up the mess and
not the developer!
Urban development is essential in any country,any state,but good urbam development
has the opinions of residents,authorities and the developer listened to in the first
stages of planning.
Can you imagine the devastation if ever Zoo Negara moves??
KL is a marvellous city but ask yourself this,where is its heritage? What parts of
its history still stand?.Do developers seriously think that Malaysians want high
density condominiums built everywhere,luxury semi D's that the average person can't
afford?
I wish you well in your quest to save one of Malaysia's Natural beauty's
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| Received on Tue, 01 Jan 2008 21:43:38
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| Meh. You're all doing it wrong. |
| by Annonymous. |
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Pointless as I would call it. There are other places to save and what makes
this hill so special eh?
You old geezers just don't know what you're doing. Stop hugging the trees and get
over it. There's the ridge. No one is going to build over that. Stop whining and
putting in wasted effort.
I know some people will have a downfall in the development of the houses but just
wait. You will have your hour when the time comes. If anything ever happens, the
evidence that occured after the development can be collected to support a law suit.
But honestly,
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