Kejohanan Special Olympics Malaysia, Kuantan 2013

Seramai 207 orang Pegawai Teknikal akan berkhidmat menjalankan kejohanan tersebut yang meliputi 6 jenis sukan iaitu; Olahraga, Bocce, Bowling, Equestrian, Renang dan 5-A -Side Soccer (Bolasepak).

Mereka datang dari pelbagai entiti seperti:

37 orang Special Olympics Malaysia
43 PDK-PDK Pahang
62 Persatuan Renang Amatur Pahang
44 Persatuan Atletik Amatur Pahang.

Berikut adalah sebahagian dari nama Pegawai Teknikal Sukan dari Special Olympics Malaysia yang tersenarai:

NO.	NAME	ORIGIN
1.	NG KUM LOY	SOM/SARAWAK
2.	MICHAEL JANADIKAN	SOM/PERAK
3.	ROCKY LOO	SOM/PERAK
4.	MOHD YUSOF TAWIL	SOM/PDK SELAYANG
5.	JOHNSON WONG	SOM/LABUAN
6.	MOHD FAIZAL ABDULLAH	SOM/MIRI
7.	HO SEW CHING	SOM/MELAKA
8.	MOHAMAD AZHARI MOHD AZHAR	SOM/JKMM
9.	MOHD TARMIZI WAHAB	SOM/SELANGOR
10.	TUAN AZLAH TUAN AZAM	SOM/TERENGGANU
11.	MAZLAN ISMAIL	JKMN SELANGOR
12.	NOR ZULINA MANSOR	PKMD GOMBAK
13.	ZAKINAH HASSAN	PDK SUNGAI CHOH
14.	AIDAH SAHAT	PDK BATANG KALI
15.	NORAZIDAH IDRIS	PDK BATANG KALI
16.	SALASIAH TUN MUSA	PDK SOEHARTO
17.	SITI NORA SURANI	PDK SOEHARTO
18.	HAIRUZANA MD JAMIL	PDK SUNGAI TENGI
19.	KHAIRULAILIAH ABDUL RANI	PDK GEDANGSA
20.	NURUL SAHIDA MOHD ALI	PDK SELAYANG
21.	ALINA ABDUL RAHMAN	PDK SELAYANG
22.	MOHD SHAH RIZAL MAH@MAN	PDK SELAYANG
23.	SHAMIL AMZAR HESSAM	PDK SELAYANG
24.	SUHAILA ABUL MANAP	PDK HULU KELANG
25.	WAHINAH WAHID	PDK HULU KELANG
26.	HALIMAHTUN SAADIAH MURI	PDK HULU KELANG
27.	SITI KHARIFAH MAT ISA	PDK HULU KELANG
28.	SALAMIAH AHMAD	PDK HULU KELANG
29.	HAJJAH SARA SHAARI	PDK KAMPUNG KENANGA, RAWANG
30.	UMMU SHIQAH ISMAIL	PDK KAMPUNG KENANGA, RAWANG
31.	KHAMISRINITA ABDUL RAMAN	PDK KAMPUNG KENANGA, RAWANG
32.	KAVITHA MARIAPPAN	PDK KAMPUNG KENANGA, RAWANG
33.	NOR IZWANA MUHARAM	PDK BATU ARANG
34.	HAJJAH ZAHARAH ALI	PDK TAMAN SERI GOMBAK
35.	RAZLIAH SAIRAN	PDK TANJUNG SEPAT
36.	NORRIMAH ABDUL AZIZ	PDK SERI JELOK
37.	ASIAH SULAIMAN	PDK MAHARANI, JOHOR

Mesyuarat Penyelia-Penyelia PDK Daerah Gombak ke 2/2013

Mesyuarat Penyelia-Penyelia PDK Daerah Gombak ke 2/2013

Tarikh : 19hb Jun 2013 (Rabu)
Masa : 2:30 petang-6:30 petang
Tempat : PDK Selayang.
Kehadiran Penyelia : 9 / 9
Pemgerusi : En Mohd Tarmidzi-PKMD Gombak
Turut Hadir : Pn Nor Zulina Mansor-Penyelaras PDK Daerah Gombak

Pekerja merokok rugikan majikan

Paris: Seorang pekerja yang merokok menyebabkan majikan mereka berbelanja AS$6,000 (RM18,560) lebih setiap tahun berbanding mereka tidak merokok, menurut kajian oleh Amerika Syarikat (AS) dikeluarkan semalam dalam jurnal Pengawalan Merokok.

Ketidakhadiran kerana masalah kesihatan, produktiviti yang rendah kerana waktu rehat untuk merokok dan kos penjagaan kesihatan tambahan menyebabkan jumlah caj tambahan. “Anggaran terbaik kami untuk kos lebihan tahunan bagi mengambil pekerja yang merokok ialah $5,816 (RM17,998),” kata jurnal itu, diketuai Micah Berman di Kolej Kesihatan Awam dan Kolej Undang-Undang Moritz di Universiti Ohio.

Angka itu mengambil kira bahawa kos persaraan hampir $296 (RM916) lebih rendah untuk pekerja yang merokok kerana mereka berkemungkinan mati pada usia muda berbanding pekerja yang tidak merokok. Ramai majikan di AS mula mengenakan caj pekerja yang merokok dengan premium lebih tinggi untuk insurans kesihatan atau mengisytiharkan mereka hanya mengambil pekerja tidak merokok, kata jurnal itu. Sesetengahnya mengancam memecat pekerja tidak berhenti merokok dalam tempoh masa diberikan.

“Tanpa anggaran tepat kos berkaitan dengan merokok, polisi seumpamanya mungkin tidak wajar,” lapor jurnal itu.

“Anggaran munasabah membenarkan syarikat menganalisis dengan lebih adil kos dan faedah “polisi tenaga kerja bebas merokok”. - AP

Everest cabut nyawa pendaki Malaysia

Putrajaya: “Sama-sama kita doakan kesihatan dan keselamatan peserta XPDC.” Demikian status Facebook (FB) terakhir pasukan pendaki Perbadanan Putrajaya (PPj) yang dikemas kini Sabtu lalu dalam Ekspedisi Kem Induk Everest (EBC) dan Kala Patthar di Banjaran Himalaya, Nepal bermula 27 Mei lalu.

Bagaimanapun, seorang daripada pendaki, Mohammad Shahrulnizam Ahmad Nazari, 25, meninggal dunia kelmarin dipercayai akibat penyakit akut gunung (Acute Mountain Sickness).

Melalui status FB PPj yang memuat naik gambar pemandangan sepanjang ekspedisi itu, peserta juga memberitahu mereka perlu berehat secukupnya sebelum ke Gunung Kala Patthar dan EBC.

“Santapan mata yang pasti memukau kerana puncak gunung tertinggi di dunia berada di depan mata,” katanya.

Dalam status FB itu juga mereka memberitahu pada pendakian masuk hari kelima itu mereka dalam perjalanan ke Gorakshep pada ketinggian 5,550m yang mengambil masa lapan jam perjalanan.

Bintang Bujang Lapok dah tiada : S Samsudin (Samsudin Dali) meninggal dunia

Singapura: “Sebaik terdengar jeritan ibu, saya bergegas ke bilik dan mula berasa tidak sedap hati selepas melihat bapa tidak sedarkan diri, malah wajahnya mula berubah menjadi pucat.

“Dalam keadaan cemas, saya membantu dengan memberikan bantuan pernafasan kecemasan (CPR), tetapi tidak mendatangkan hasil kerana arwah tetap kaku dan tidak menyahut ketika namanya dipanggil,” kata Mohamed Arifin Samsudin, 44, anak bongsu pelakon komedi 50-an dan 60-an S Shamsuddin atau Samsudin Dali, 84.

Pelakon veteran itu disahkan meninggal dunia di rumahnya di West Avanue 6, Bukit Batok, Jurong di sini, pagi semalam.

Arwah dikejarkan ke Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan (NUH) dan disahkan meninggal dunia oleh doktor yang merawatnya pada jam 10.56 pagi.

Arifin berkata, ketika kejadian dia berehat di dalam bilik bersebelahan, manakala ibunya, Puteh Ismoon, 77, melayan arwah yang mahu bersarapan pagi.

Mum & kid die in road crash after no one cares to stop in Jaipur, India

Mum & kid die in road crash after no one cares to stop

India has embarked on another round of soul-searching over a shocking video showing passers-by ignoring the cries of a desperate dad, after his wife and daughter were killed in a road accident.

CCTV footage showed the man cradling his injured son next to his overturned motorcycle and calling for help from other motorists, as his wife and eight-month-old baby girl lay bloodied on the road. Police say he was ignored for 40 minutes inside a newly built tunnel in the city of Jaipur, as a stream of cars, buses and motorbikes drove past.

"That kind of failure is very, very common on the roads," said campaigner Mridul Bhasin who works for the Muskaan road safety group. "This is happening day in, day out, every minute in our country. People die and we turn blind eye and go where we need to go." 

Jaipur traffic police chief Lata Manoj said in a televised interview, "It's the duty of all people to take such victims to hospital because lives could be saved."

A worker in a tollbooth finally noticed the stricken family and called the police, who arrived on the scene and transferred the mother and daughter to the SMS hospital. Dr DS Meena, in charge of the emergency unit, said that they had died before arriving. "The situation might have been better if they were provided medical help in time," he said.

The man and his son, who suffered light injuries, were discharged.

The accident also spotlighted the routine flouting of traffic regulations—the motorbike was carrying four people without helmets and was travelling in the tunnel despite a ban on two-wheelers.

The family were knocked off the bike after a collision with a truck, which drove off without stopping, police say. Using the CCTV footage, which showed the registration plates, police are now hunting for the truck driver.

Prabhu Dayal, an uncle of the dead woman, blamed the deaths on public indifference. "Her husband cried for help for 40 minutes but no one stopped. It's shameful that apathy took two lives," he said.

The situation has echoes of similar incidents in neighbouring China. In 2011, a toddler in eastern Zhejiang province was struck by two vehicles and lay dying on the street while at least 18 people walked past.

Public apathy in India was brought into criticism in December when a 23-year-old gang-rape victim was ignored by bystanders after she had been stripped and dumped on a Delhi street. Many pointed out that fear of the police was a major deterrent because anyone who helps is often dragged into the case, or even implicated in the crime.

"Following the gang-rape we did an online survey about why people don't help victims of violence and accidents," said Apurva Mahendra of the Delhi-based Save LIFE Foundation, which encourages bystanders to offer assistance.

"We found legal issues such as being required to appear in court as witnesses are major deterrents for good Samaritans to come forward to help such victims," saidApurva, who heads the private agency's emergency response programme.

A total of 131,834 people died in road accidents in India in 2011, which works out at 15 an hour, according to the government's National Crime Records Bureau.