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Mediaportal Report 29 Jun 2016 Utusan Malaysia, Malaysia Author: No author available • Section: Dlm Negeri • Page: 4 • Printed Size: 122.00cm² Market: KL • Country: Malaysia • Photo: Full Color • Ad Value: MYR 2,411.25 PR value: MYR 7,233.75 • Item ID: MY0026399078 Provided for client's internal research purposes only. May not be further copied, distributed, sold or published in any form without the prior consent of the copyright owner. Page 1 of 1 Pelantikan Noh mampu kembalikan keyakinan rakyat Selangor SHAH A LAM 28 Jun ­ kedudukan Lembah * Para pemimpin Barisan Klangyangmenjadipu­ Nasional (BN) Selangor sat utama perbandaran > yakin rombakan Ka­ serta tumpuan penem­ , binet yang dilakukan patan rakyat. Perdana Menteri, Datuk "Maka dengan pe­ * Seri Najib Tun Razak lantikan wakil dari Se­, semalam akan dapat langor dalam Kabinet, mengukuhkan lagi pen­ kita amat mengalu­alu­ | tadbiran serta keyaki­ kannya. Kita harap Tan nan rakyat khususnya Sri Noh akan membawa di negeri ini terhadap pembaharuan dalam kerajaan pimpinan BN. usaha meningkatan Ketika ditanya men­ taraf hidup masyarakat genai rombakan tersebut rata­ khususnya di kawasan bandar di rata mereka menyambut baik Selangor ini yang dilihat telah ga­ perubahan yang dilaksanakan gal diuruskan oleh kerajaan negeri dalam Kabinet termasuklah di bawah kepemimpinan PKR, DAP melantik semula wakil dari Sel­ dan sekutunya yang lain," ujamya. angor, Tan Sri Noh Omar untuk Mat Nadzari yang juga Ahli memegang portfolio Menteri Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Kesejahteraan Bandar, Peruma­ Batang Kali menambah, dengan han dan Kerajaan Tempatan. perancangan serta pembaharuan Timbalan Pengerusi Badan Per­ yang boleh dilaksanakan oleh Noh hubungan UMNO Selangor, Da­ dalam meningkatkan kualiti hidup tuk Mat Nadzari Ahmad Dahlan rakyat di kawasan bandar, beliau menyifatkan kepercayaan yang yakin ia dapat memulihkan kem­ diberikan oleh Perdana Menteri ke­ bali keyakinan rakyat khususnya pada Noh untuk memegang port­ di Selangor terhadap BN untuk folio itu adalah bertepatan dengan menerajui semula negeri ini. 29 Jun 2016 Utusan Malaysia, Malaysia Author: No author available • Section: Dlm Negeri • Page: 12 • Printed Size: 260.00cm² Market: KL • Country: Malaysia • Photo: Full Color • Ad Value: MYR 5,138.72 PR value: MYR 15,416.16 • Item ID: MY0026399138 Provided for client's internal research purposes only. May not be further copied, distributed, sold or published in any form without the prior consent of the copyright owner. Page 1 of 1 Berucap di ruang solat: s JAIS panggil nazir masjid SHAH ALAM 28 Jun ­ Jabatan Aga­ duan Penggunaan Masjid dan ma Islam Selangor (JAIS) akan Surau Negeri Selangor yang di­ memanggil nazir Masjid Al­Mu­ luluskan oleh MAIS pada 28 Ogos taqqin Selayang Pandang beriku­ 2010, Sultan Selangor menitah­ tan tindakan pengurusan masjid kan, orang bukan Islam tidak itu membenarkan wakil rakyat dibenarkan untuk memasuki ru­ PKR, William Leong Jee Ken beru­ ang solat utama di semua mas­ cap dalam dewan solat masjid itu, jid dan surau di negeri ini atau Sabtu lalu. mengadakan apa­apa acara di Pengerusi Majlis Agama Islam dalamnya. Selangor (MAIS), Datuk Mohamad Individu yang didapati bertin­ Adzib Mohd. Isa berkata, tinda­ dak dengan cara menghina kuasa kan tersebut akan dilakukan se­ yang sah atau mengingkari, mel­ cepat mungkin kerana pihaknya anggar atau mempertikaikan titah mahu tahu kenapa. perbuatan itu Sultan Selangor, boleh didakwa di dibenarkan. bawah Seksyen 12, Enakmen Je­ "Kita mahu tahu mengapa nayah Syariah (Negeri Selangor) pihak masjid membenarkan be­ 1995 dan jika disabitkan kesala­ liau (William) untuk berucap. Se­ han, boleh didenda tidak melebi­ lain itu, kita juga mahu tahu apa hi RM3,ooo atau dipenjarakan se­ isi kandungan ucapan beliau ke­ lama tempoh tidac melebihi dua tika itu. tahun atau kedua­luanya sekali. "Saya akan segera mengarah­ kan Pengarah JAIS untuk me­ manggil nazir masjid berkenaan bagi mendapatkan penjelasan," katanya ketika dihubungi Utusan Malaysia di sini, hari ini. Perbuatan William yang juga Ahli Parlimen Selayang dan di­ katakan berlaku pada Sabtu lalu, disiarkan dalam beberapa laman media sosial dan portal berita. Difahamkan, kejadian berlaku ketika majlis tadarus al­Quran dan pemberian sumbangan Hari Raya Aidilfitri yang berlangsung , di masjid terbabit. Pada 28 Ogos 2010, William pernah memasuki saf paling ha­ dapan Masjid At­Taqwa, Selayang Baru manakala pada 22 Ogos ta­ hun s'ama, Ahli Parlimen Serdang, Teo Nie Ching daripada DAP juga telah memasuki ruang solat Surau Al­Huda di Kajang Sentral dalam MOHAMAD ADZIB kiOHD. ISA keadaan yang twak sopan se­ hingga menimbullan kemarahan umat Islam di negjra ini. Rentetan itu, dalam Garis Pan­ 29 Jun 2016 Utusan Malaysia, Malaysia Author: No author available • Section: Dlm Negeri • Page: 22 • Printed Size: 239.00cm² Market: KL • Country: Malaysia • Photo: Full Color • Ad Value: MYR 4,723.67 PR value: MYR 14,171.01 • Item ID: MY0026399146 Provided for client's internal research purposes only. May not be further copied, distributed, sold or published in any form without the prior consent of the copyright owner. Page 1 of 1 BAZAR RAMADANI ■ APAKAH tindakan Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya (MBPJ) dalam memastikan kawasan perniagaan di bazar Ramadan bawah pentadbirannya sentiasa berada dalam keadaan bersih. PENGUNJUNGSETIA Petaling Jaya JAWAPAN: Setiap gerai di bazar ramadan disyaratkan untuk menyediakan tong sampah. Selain itu, peniaga juga diberi penekanan terhadap integriti antaranya aspek kebersihan dan kesihatan, amalan hijau, kitar semula minyak masak serta mengasingkan sisa makanan. MOHD. AZIZIMOHD. ZAIN Datuk Bandar MBPJ 29 Jun 2016 Utusan Malaysia, Malaysia Author: No author available • Section: Dlm Negeri • Page: 22 • Printed Size: 80.00cm² Market: KL • Country: Malaysia • Photo: Full Color • Ad Value: MYR 1,581.14 PR value: MYR 4,743.42 • Item ID: MY0026399147 Provided for client's internal research purposes only. May not be further copied, distributed, sold or published in any form without the prior consent of the copyright owner. Page 1 of 1 IKLAN HARAM JAWAPAN: Pendekatan yang diambil oleh MPKj adalah ■ KEBANJIRAN iklan haram mendapatkan bantuan daripada semakin menjadi­jadi di kawasan kontraktor pembersihan awam pentadbiran Majlis Perbandaran Kajang (MPKj). Apa usaha dan yang dilantik bagi menurunkan tindakan MPKj bagi mengatasi iklan haram. masalah itu daripada terus berlarutan. MOHD. SAYUTHIBAKAR SAKITMATA Yang Dipertua MPKj Bandar Baru Bangi 29 Jun 2016 Utusan Malaysia, Malaysia Author: No author available • Section: Dlm Negeri • Page: 23 • Printed Size: 102.00cm² Market: KL • Country: Malaysia • Photo: Black/white • Ad Value: MYR 1,329.09 PR value: MYR 3,987.27 • Item ID: MY0026399152 Provided for client's internal research purposes only. May not be further copied, distributed, sold or published in any form without the prior consent of the copyright owner. Page 1 of 1 Hakim wanita bukti keterbukaan mahkamah syariah KUALA LUMPUR28 Jun ­ Pelantikan dan seimbang di antara lelaki dan wanita pertama Mahkamah Tinggi dua hakim wanita di Mahkamah wanita. Syariah di Malaysia dalam istiadat Tinggi Syariah menjadi bukti sis­ "Saya tidak melihat pelantikan yang berlangsung di Istana Bukit tem mahkamah syariah di negara dua hakim wanita di Mahkamah Kayangan di Shah Alam. ini mengamalkan keterbukaan Tinggi Syariah ini sebagai satu Mereka yang dilantik ialah dan memberi peluang sama rata masalah, sebaliknya melakar per­ Noor Huda Roslan, 40, dan Nen­ kepada golongan wanita. spektif positif. Dari segi pengadi­ ney Shuhaidah Shamsuddin, 41, Presiden Persatuan Peguam­ lan, hakim­hakim wanita secara kedua­duanya berasal dari Ban­ peguam Muslim Malaysia jelas tidak boleh mengadili kes­ ting dekat sini. (PPMM), Datuk Zainul Rijal Abu kes hudud dan melibatkan hal­hal Selain itu, baginda turut ber­ Bakar berkata, langkah itu juga perwalian," katanya kepada Utu­ kenan menyampaikan watikah dapat mengimbangi dakwaan se­ san Malaysia ketika dihubungi di lantikan kepada tujuh hakim setengah pihak sebelum ini ba­ sini hari ini. wanita Mahkamah Rendah Sya­ hawa mahkamah syariah bersikap Semalam, Sultan Selangor, riah, empat pendaftar Mahkamah berat sebelah. Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Tinggi Syariah dan empat peno­ Selepas ini, katanya, mahkamah berkenan mengurniakan wati­ long pendaftar Mahkamah Ren­ syariah akan kelihatan lebih setara kah lantikan kepada dua hakim dah Syariah. Headline APMM Klang tingkatkan pemantauan MediaTitle Kosmo Date 29 Jun 2016 Color Black/white Section Negara Circulation 197,202 Page No 8 Readership 875,000 Language Malay ArticleSize 118 cm² Journalist N/A AdValue RM 1,561 Frequency Daily PR Value RM 4,684 APMM Klang tingkatkan pemantauan KLANG ­ Maritim Malaysia (APMM) Daerah 4 Klang telah menempatkan dua aset di laut sempena Ops Pagar Laut 2016 bagi menge­ kang pergerakan masuk dan keluar pendata­ ng asing tanpa izin (PATI) khususnya di seki­ tar dareah ini Pengarahnya, Kapten Maritim Mohd. Rosli Abdullah berkata, dua aset berkenaan iaitu bot dan kapal ronda ditugaskan berada 24 jam di laut sejak 3 Jun lalu sehingga Aidilfitri ini bagi membuat pemantauan di laut dan melakukan pemeriksaan terhadap sebarang pencerobohan serta aktiviti yang mencuriga­ kan. Menurutnya, selain dua aset berkenaan, pihaknya turut membuat pemantauan udara dan kawasan pesisir dengan bantuan bebera­ pa buah aset lain milik APMM sepanjang per­ airan negeri ini. "Kita turut menambah jumlah kekuatan anggota untuk operasi kali ini dengan be­ berapa anggota dan pegawai daripada unit operasi dan juga risikan khusus
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