Those earning below RM3,000 to get aid in 2012

IPOH: Those who earn RM3,000 and below can expect assistance under Budget 2012 to help cope with the rising cost of living.

Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah said the Government had identified three options, which were now being studied by Performance Management & Delivery Unit (Pemandu).

SHAH ALAM - A wealthy widow woke up with more than just a hangover after an intimate night with a foreign Casanova when he drugged her and stole all her jewellery.
The businesswoman, who is in her 30s, had met up with the man, a foreigner claiming to be an Australian, at the LCCT in Sepang on Aug 11.
The woman had initially met the man in online chatrooms.

MAN FINED $3,000 FOR THREATENING TO POST GIRL'S NUDE PHOTOS ON FACEBOOK

A YOUNG man who threatened to post nude photographs of a girl he came to know on Facebook was fined a total of $3,000 yesterday for criminal intimidation and for gaming in public.

Lau Kah Meng, 22, admitted to two counts of threatening the 19-year-old girl with injury to her reputation on Aug 23 last year, by saying he would post photos of her unclothed on the Internet.

Group of 5,000 doctors call for the release of PSM's Dr Kumar

The Federation of Private Medical Practitioners' Associations, which represents some 5,000 private doctors nationwide, has joined hands with others in the medical profession in calling for the release of Sungai Siput MP Dr D Jeyakumar.

Maths puts Bersih crowd at 45,000 to 50,000

A research firm using tweets, photos has charted a way to measure just how many people turned up at the 'Walk for Democracy' rally.

PETALING JAYA: Crowd estimates for the July 9 Bersih 2.0 rally are almost as contentious as the rally itself. Various figures have been bandied about. Just about everybody has their own estimation – the organisers, police and the media.

170,000 ‘like’ Facebook page urging Najib to go

The number of people wanting the prime minister to resign keeps mounting on a Facebook petition.

KUALA LUMPUR: A Facebook petition has seen more than 170,000 people back a call for Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to quit, days after an electoral reform rally was broken up by police firing tear gas.

The page titled “100,000 People Request Najib Tun Razak Resignation” was set up on Saturday, the same day police arrested more than 1,600 people during the mass protest here.

The eight-hour Bersih rally ended at the Petronas Twin Towers with organisers of the event claiming victory.

PETALING JAYA: The Bersih 2.0 rally ended today at the Kuala Lumpur City Centre here leaving a trail of destruction in various parts of the city.

The supporters of free and fair elections clashed with the anti-riot police leading to the arrest of 1,667 people while scores of others were reported injured.

Pretty girl offered US$5,000 for sex

A forumer says that his girlfriend was offered US$5,000 to sleep with Arab diplomats.

 A netizen has posted in the HardwareZone forum to say that his girlfriend was offered US$5,000 by some Arab diplomats to spend the night with them.

A forumer who goes by the nickname “applefan” says that his girlfriend is a banquet manager in a local five star hotel. On 23 June, Thursday, she was assigned to receive the group of diplomats. Several of the men had begun leering at her and started to comment on her looks among themselves right in front of her.

The next day, the pretty manager received an SMS from one of the men, offering US$5,000 for her to sleep with him, and also US$3,000 for her colleague to do the same. She was outraged by the indecent proposal.

Her boyfriend “applefan” is asking for advice from fellow forumers on whether his girlfriend can make a police report with the SMS and whether the police can fine or jail the Arab diplomats.

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Schoolgirl rakes in more than $12,000 by selling body

The girl is reportedly among many students who use Facebook during the holidays to earn money to buy luxury items.

A SECONDARY school student made RM30,000 (S$12,219) during the year-end school break last year by prostituting herself, China Press reported.

It said the student from Kuala Lumpur charged customers RM250 to RM800 each so that she could indulge in luxury items.

“I have sex at least five times a day. However, I take a week’s break each month,” she told the paper.
The girl said she was cutting down on her sexual services this year as she wanted to prepare for the SPM examinations.

According to the daily, the girl was among many students who used Facebook to earn money through sex and buy luxury items they covet and one even said she had listed her sex service on a website to earn money to buy an iPhone.

Most of them were from Johor Baru, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur and Penang.

Customers are asked to pay up to RM300 per session and RM600 if the customer wanted an overnight sex session.

The paper reported that the girls charged RM3,000 if their custo-mers wanted to have them for a month.

It also said the girls offered telephone sex at RM150 per call and sent a photograph of them in the nude through the mobile phone for RM10 per copy.

The paper’s reporter contacted one of the girls through SMS and Internet messaging service by posing as a customer.

Some girls used Facebook to cheat potential customers – they stopped using their Facebook accounts after getting money from potential customers.

The paper passed on the information it had gathered on the sex service to the Johor police.

The police said they would investigate the matter.

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Najib and Rosmah at it again? Another questionable RM81,000 bill

PKR leader Dr Tan Kee Kwong has questioned who footed the bill for the engagement ceremony of Prime Minister Najib Razak's daughter which was held at Seri Perdana last night.

The guests' list which included royalty, politicians and members of the diplomatic corps totaled 810. 

The dinner was held at the Prime Minister's residence in Putrajaya on the occasion of Najib's daughter, Nooryana Najwa's engagement to Daniyar Nazarbayev, who is a relative of Kazakhstan president Nursultan Nazarbayev. 

“I understand that the purchase order to a leading hotel was issued in the name of the PM's Department which raises the question of who actually footed the bill for the catering, which came up to RM81,000,” queried Dr Tan.

The former Gerakan MP and deputy minister who is likely to be a candidate for PKR in the fast approaching general election, said his query was justified under any circumstances but more so in these 'belt-tightening times when the rising cost of living burdens the ordinary citizen.”

Bill footed by taxpayers?

Tan said: “Cuts to subsidies on fuel and other items mean a strapped existence for the already struggling rakyat so the question of who defrayed the cost of the prime minister's daughter's engagement dinner must come under scrutiny particularly when the purchase order was issued in the name of the PM's Department.

“An order of this nature would ordinarily mean that the taxpayer is footing the bill which is unjustifiable under any circumstances, more so in these stringent times.”

Tan, who is also PKR disciplinary committee chairperson, said an explanation is called for because “there is no justification that the expenses of an occasion like this be met by anybody else save the prime minister.”

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