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JOHOR P = Parlimen / Parliament N = Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) KAWASAN / STATE PENYANDANG / INCUMBENT PARTI / PARTY P140 SEGAMAT SUBRAMANIAM A/L K.V SATHASIVAM BN N14001 - BULOH KASAP NORSHIDA BINTI IBRAHIM BN N14002 - JEMENTAH TAN CHEN CHOON DAP P141 SEKIJANG ANUAR BIN ABD. MANAP BN N14103 – PEMANIS LAU CHIN HOON BN N14104 - KEMELAH AYUB BIN RAHMAT BN P142 LABIS CHUA TEE YONG BN N14205 – TENANG MOHD AZAHAR BIN IBRAHIM BN N14206 - BEKOK LIM ENG GUAN DAP P143 PAGOH MAHIADDIN BIN MD YASIN BN N14307 - BUKIT SERAMPANG ISMAIL BIN MOHAMED BN N14308 - JORAK SHARUDDIN BIN MD SALLEH BN P144 LEDANG HAMIM BIN SAMURI BN N14409 – GAMBIR M ASOJAN A/L MUNIYANDY BN N14410 – TANGKAK EE CHIN LI DAP N14411 - SEROM ABD RAZAK BIN MINHAT BN P145 BAKRI ER TECK HWA DAP N14512 – BENTAYAN CHUA WEE BENG DAP N14513 - SUNGAI ABONG SHEIKH IBRAHIM BIN SALLEH PAS N14514 - BUKIT NANING SAIPOLBAHARI BIN SUIB BN P146 MUAR RAZALI BIN IBRAHIM BN N14615 – MAHARANI MOHD ISMAIL BIN ROSLAN BN N14616 - SUNGAI BALANG ZULKURNAIN BIN KAMISAN BN P14 7 PARIT SULONG NORAINI BINTI AHMAD BN N14717 – SEMERAH MOHD ISMAIL BIN ROSLAN BN N14718 - SRI MEDAN ZULKURNAIN BIN KAMISAN BN P148 AYER HITAM WEE KA SIONG BN N14819 - YONG PENG CHEW PECK CHOO DAP N14820 - SEMARANG SAMSOLBARI BIN JAMALI BN P149 SRI GADING AB AZIZ BIN KAPRAWI BN N14921 - PARIT YAANI AMINOLHUDA BIN HASSAN PAS N14922 - PARIT RAJA AZIZAH BINTI ZAKARIA BN P150 BATU PAHAT MOHD IDRIS BIN JUSI PKR N15023 – PENGGARAM GAN PECK CHENG DAP N15024 – SENGGARANG A.AZIZ BIN ISMAIL BN N15025 - RENGIT AYUB BIN JAMIL BN P151 SIMPANG RENGGAM LIANG TECK MENG BN N15126 – MACHAP ABD TAIB BIN ABU BAKAR BN N15127 - LAYANG -LAYANG ABD. MUTALIP BIN ABD. RAHIM BN P152 KLUANG LIEW CHIN TONG DAP N15228 – MENGKIBOL TAN HONG PIN DAP N15229 - MAHKOTA MD. JAIS BIN SARDAY BN P153 SEMBRONG HISHAMMUDDIN BIN DATUK HUSSEIN BN N15330 – PALOH TEOH YAP KUN BN N15331 - KAHANG VIDYANANTHAN A/L RAMANADHAN BN P154 MERSING ABD. LATIFF BIN AHMAD BN N15432 – ENDAU ABD LATIF BIN BANDI @ NOR SEBANDI BN N15433 - TENGGAROH RAVEN KUMAR A/L KRISHNASAMY BN P155 TENGGARA HALIMAH BINTI MOHD SADIQUE BN N15534 – PANTI BADERI BIN DASUKI BN N15535 - PASIR RAJA ADHAM BIN BABA BN P156 KOTA TINGGI NOOR EHSANUDDIN BIN MOHD HARUN BN NARRASHID N15636 – SEDILI RASMAN BIN ITHNAIN BN N15637 - JOHOR LAMA ASIAH BINTI MD ARIFF BN P157 PENGERANG AZALINA BINTI OTHMAN BN N15738 – PENAWAR HAMIMAH BINTI MANSOR BN N15739 - TANJONG SURAT SYED SIS BIN A.RAHMAN BN P158 TEBRAU KHOO SOO SEANG BN N15840 – TIRAM MAULIZAN BIN BUJANG BN N15841 - PUTERI WANGSA ABDULLAH BIN HUSIN PAS P159 PASIR GUDANG NORMALA BINTI ABDUL SAMAD BN N15942 - JOHOR JAYA LIOW CAI TUNG DAP N15943 - PERMAS MOHAMED KHALED BIN NORDIN BN P160 JOHOR BAHRU SHARIL @ SHAHRIR BIN AB SAMAD BN N16044 - TANJONG PUTERI ADAM BIN SUMIRU BN N16045 - STULANG CHEN KAH ENG DAP P161 PULAI NUR JAZLAN BIN MOHAMED BN N16146 - PENGKALAN RINTING CHEO YEE HOW DAP N16147 - KEMPAS TENGKU PUTRA HARON AMINURRASHID B TAN BN SRI TENGKU HAMID JUMAT P162 GELANG PATAH LIM KIT SIAN G DAP N16248 – SKUDAI BOO CHENG HAU DAP N16249 - NUSA JAYA ZAINI BIN ABU BAKAR BN P163 KULAI TEO NIE CHING DAP N16350 - BUKIT PERMAI ALI MAZAT BIN SALLEH BN N16351 - BUKIT BATU JIMMY PUAH WEE TSE PKR N16352 - SENAI WONG SHU QI DAP P164 PONTIAN AHMAD BIN MASLAN BN N16453 – BENUT HASNI BIN MOHAMMAD BN N16454 - PULAI SEBATANG TEE SIEW KIONG BN P165 TANJONG PIAI WEE JECK SENG BN N16555 - PEKAN NENAS YEO TUNG SIONG DAP N16556 - KUKUP SUHAIMI BIN SALLEH BN .

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DAP to Contest 6 Parliamentary, 14 State Seats in Johor Bernama 17 April, 2013

DAP To Contest 6 Parliamentary, 14 State Seats In Johor Bernama 17 April, 2013 JOHOR BAHARU, April 17 (Bernama) - The DAP will contest 6 parliamentary seats and 14 state assembly seats in Johor during the 13th general election (GE13). Announcing this Wednesday, DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang said the party will field ten new faces for state assembly seats and one new face for parliamentary seat. Kit Siang, who will contest Gelang Patah parliamentary seat said the DAP will field a Malay candidate, Mahdzir Ibrahim, in Tanjung Piai parliamentary seat. "Our candidates can trigger a political tsunami in Johor and Malaysia," he told a press conference to announce the DAP canddiate list for Johor flanked by Johor DAP chairman Dr Boo Cheng Hau. Dr Boo who will defend Skudai state seat said the party was confident of winning at least one parliamentary seat and half of the 14 state seats contested. "The selection of candidates was made after discussion with all parties," he said, adding that the candidate for Labis parliamentary seat will be announced soon. Among the DAP big names who will contest in Johor are strategist Liew Chin Tong (Kluang) and Teo Nie Ching (Kulai). In 2008, Liew contested in Bukit Bendera while Teo contested in Serdang. Mahdzir, 37, said he was the coordinator of DAP internal bulletin Roketkini together with central committee member Zairil Khir Johari. The Batu Pahat born denied that the DAP was "anti-Malay" and "anti-Islam " as often claimed by Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN). Asked about his chances of winning the Tanjung Piai seat, he said the Malay voters could accept DAP if given a clear explanation about the party's struggle.
Mapping Land Use/ Cover Changes and Urbanization at Sub

289 A publication of CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TRANSACTIONS VOL. 56, 2017 The Italian Association of Chemical Engineering Online at www.aidic.it/cet Guest Editors: Jiří Jaromír Klemeš, Peng Yen Liew, Wai Shin Ho, Jeng Shiun Lim Copyright © 2017, AIDIC Servizi S.r.l., ISBN 978-88-95608-47-1; ISSN 2283-9216 DOI: 10.3303/CET1756049 Mapping Land Use/ Cover Changes and Urbanization at Sub- districts of Muar, Malaysia Lee Bak Yeo*, Ismail Said, Kei Saito, Amalina M. Fauzi Greenovation Research Group (GRG), Research Alliance Resource Sustainability, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), 81310 UTM Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia [email protected] Land use/ cover (LULC) changes in Malaysia are drastic and have caused many environment problems. In Malaysia, LULC mapping often emphasized on municipal level and a few on state and national levels. While, mapping in detail level such as village scale is still in dearth. Hence, this study aims to map the LULC changes in a village scale at urban, suburb and rural areas of Muar. Latest available Geographic Information System (GIS) spatial data year 2010 were obtained from Department of Agriculture Muar. The processing methods mainly involve the operation of GIS and Google Earth. We calculated the percentage of urbanization for every sub-district and selected three plots to compare the LULC changes in year 2010 and 2015, a five years’ interval. Results showed that urban area, Bandar Maharani has changed slightly in term of overall LULC. For Sungai Terap, agricultural land has greatly declined because it was converted to barren land and open space for new housing, industrial areas and commodity’s plants.
EDISI 65 • 26 OGOS - 2 SEPTEMBER 2017 • Amanah

BIL 65 27 OGOS - 2 SEPT 2017 AMANAH kembalikan semula visi Islam sesuai Tangkap pencuri, semua Jangan buang masa perah sampai zaman pujuk pihak tiada keluar duit, ms2 pendirian ms8 kata Tun Mahathir ms9 Pimpinan AMANAH di Perak sedia untuk hadapi pilihan raya. Mereka memperkenalkan logo Pakatan Harapan kepada umum dalam Konvensyen AMANAH Perak baru-baru ini. NAJIB dijangka akan mengada- kan pilihan raya umum ke 14 tahun ini juga bagi mengelakkan dakwaan jenayah ke atas 1MDB di Amerika Syarikat dan Scorpene di Perancis yang tidak boleh dikawal oleh beliau. Laporan penuh muka 9 2 NASIONALNASIONAL EDISI 65 • 26 OGOS - 2 SEPTEMBER 2017 • Amanah AMANAH pilih Kedah tapak PRU 14 dijangka konvensyen sebelum PRU 14 PARTI Amanah Negara (AMA- hadapan dengan PRU14 yang NAH) memilih negeri Kedah seb- dijangka berlaku bila-bila masa Oktober agai tempat untuk mengadakan dari sekarang. MANAH menjangka Datuk akan menyebabkan pentadbiran Najib tidak boleh dikawal beliau,” kata Khalid konvensyen kali kedua mereka “Sehubungan itu kami men- Seri Najib Razak akan menga- mengadakan pilihan raya tahun ini kepada akhbar Amanah. tahun ini bagi menjelaskan has- jangkakan seluruh ahli, penyo- Adakan pilihan raya ke 13 tahun juga. Untuk itu, ahli parlimen Shah Alam rat parti itu bersama rakan-rakan kong dan pemerhati dari seluruh ini juga bagi mengelakkan tekanan “Saya jangka Najib tidak akan itu menjangkakan PRU 14 akan diada- dalam Pakatan Harapan (PH) negara akan berkampung di sini kepada Barisan Nasional (BN) kerana tunggu tahun depan untuk adakan kan seawalnya Oktober ini juga. untuk menerajui pentadbiran bagi mendengar pandangan dan ekonomi negara dijangka semakin pilihan raya.
The Impacts of Human Activities and Natural Threats: Spatial Data

Johar et al (2020): Human activities and natural threats September 2020 Vol. 23 Issue 13A ASIA International Conference AIC-2019 Abstract ID: AIC-2019-GDHEC-700 The Impacts of Human Activities and Natural Threats: Spatial Data Function from GIS Perspectives Siti Sarawati Johar*a, Azrina Zolkiflib, Nesreen Awada Ibrahimc, Khatijah Omard, Linayati Lestarie, Zainudin Abu Bakarf, Sukma Elidag Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Johor, Malaysia*a,c Politeknik Kuching Sarawak, Malaysiab Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysiad University of Riau Kepulauan, Indonesiae Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Johor, Malaysiaf Universiti Teuku Umar, Aceh, Indonesiag *Corresponding author Email: *[email protected] (Johar) Abstract Natural threats such as heavy rains and strong winds, as well as the development of rapid development, especially in the Iskandar Johor in Johor waters are found to have affected the income and the number of fishermen in Kampung Melayu and the native village. Unfortunately, the failure to load important spatial data in reports and complaints of fishermen causes fishermen to be unable to understand the problems of the authorities at the local level to give their main attention and immediate action. This causes the frequency of the tendency of the authorities to ignore spatial data in making decisions that are not understood. Recognizing the importance of this spatial data, investigators have succeeded in getting to know the spatial data that are important rather than fishermen through community gatherings, meetings and visits to the site. Spatial data that may be included and highlighted in the report and the document can be documented in documents that can be used as guidelines or references to both fishermen and authorities.