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Bayar pakai wang negara ka?
dengar kata lebih 100,000 ribu (dolarka) di bayar untuk terjun di South
Pole.
banyak bergantung pada pihak lain ka?
apa yang dapat yang boleh dianggap baik untuk rakyat seluruhnya?
cuba habak mai?
tipu pulak lagi ka?
http://thestar.com.my/online/newsreport.asp?file=/2000/1/24/nation/2403jqju
.
aspnewspage=nation
Monday, January 24, 2000
South Pole project under scrutiny
By Jacqueline Ann Surin
KUALA LUMPUR: The Youth and Sports Ministry will begin an immediate
investigation into allegations that a team of Malaysians never made a
millennium jump at the South Pole earlier this month.
Minister Datuk Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said he would look into the
allegations seriously.
"If it involves something they did not do, then it is fraud and will
affect
the name and credibility of our country.
"I will not hesitate to look into the matter from a criminal point of
view," he said yesterday at his Hari Raya open house in Ampang Jaya.
However, he said the ministry would be very careful to ensure that all
allegations were backed up by facts and evidence.
"I urge all those involved in the matter to come forward so that I can
get
all sides of the story. I hope all involved will be honest so that we
can
clear the air," he said.
"But for now, let us not speculate or make any assumptions," he added.
Hishammuddin was commenting on a press report yesterday saying members
of a
splinter group of the original Malaysian South Pole Millennium Jump team
had lodged a police report against jump organiser Fikiran Syndicate,
claiming that Malaysians in both teams had not made any jump near the
Geographical South Pole as announced.
Group spokesman Dr M. Kamaruddin M. Isa claimed press reports quoting
Fikiran Syndicate as saying that a team of Malaysian skydivers had led a
field of international parachutists in a successful jump from an
altitude
of 6,400m at the South Pole on Jan 13 were untrue.
Dr Kamaruddin was reported to have said in his police report that other
than a jump from Patriot Hills on Jan 1, there was no other jump made by
the Malaysian team.
(Patriot Hills is the Chilean airport base about 1,800km from the South
Pole.)
When contacted in Los Angeles, Fikiran Syndicate's Millennium Jump 2000
organising chairman Siva Kumar G. said the announcement saying that the
Malaysian team had made a second jump at the South Pole was made based
on a
report by the 45th Russian Antarctic Expedition, which was the organiser
of
the main expedition.
"Malaysians should be proud of this achievement. There is no room for
personal interest," he said in a phone interview yesterday.
Asked if Fikiran Syndicate would be able to provide evidence that the
second jump was made, he said:
"It is beyond my hands. I am not the organiser of the main expedition.
"The Malaysian team was just piggy-backing on the Russian expedition
together with the American Millennium Expedition. We were at their
mercy,"
he said.
"I hope I will not be forced to tell the whole story because we are
representing the country overseas, and have very clear objectives."
He said the five-member team would be returning to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow
from Los Angeles.
Siva Kumar said he would be submitting a full report to the ministry.
http://www.nstpi.com.my/nstpi/nst/site.nsf/(Articles
)/1c11ac5f0ec595f2482568
7d8aa2?OpenDocument
Minister to look into no-pole-jump report
KUALA LUMPUR, Sun - Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Hishammuddin Tun
Hussein today said he would look into a newspaper report that had
members
of a splinter group of the original Malaysian South Pole Millennium Jump
saying no jump took place near the Geographical South Pole, as reported
by
the Press.
"This is news to me and I will look into the matter. I will not
compromise
on matters that involve the country's name," he said.
Speaking to reporters at his Hari Raya open house, he said he would make
sure there was enough evidence to support any allegation of wrongdoing.
Hishammuddin said any person or association who represented the country
had
to uphold the integrity of the country and called on anyone who had
information on the matter to provide details.
"I have no qualms about looking into it even from the criminal aspect.
There have been cases before when sports had been used by certain people
for their own ends."
The Sunday Mail today said members of the splinter group lodged a police
report at the Dang Wangi police station here claiming that Malaysians in
both teams did not make any jump near the
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Hairan ya. orang lain dah/nak buat,
kita pun nak buat juga. Orang daki, kita
daki. Orang nak terjun, kita pun nak terjun.
Yang dikehendaki ialah nama, yang dibelanjakan
ialah duit rakyat. Sultan Brunei belanja wang
untuk hantar rakyatnya menunaikan fardhu haji.
Kan itu lebih bagus...
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~~~
Bayar pakai wang negara ka?
dengar kata lebih 100,000 ribu (dolarka) di bayar
untuk terjun di South
Pole.
banyak bergantung pada pihak lain ka?
apa yang dapat yang boleh dianggap baik untuk rakyat
seluruhnya?
cuba habak mai?
tipu pulak lagi ka?
http://thestar.com.my/online/newsreport.asp?file=/2000/1/24/nation/2403jqju
.
aspnewspage=nation
Monday, January 24, 2000
South Pole project under scrutiny
By Jacqueline Ann Surin
KUALA LUMPUR: The Youth and Sports Ministry will
begin an immediate
investigation into allegations that a team of
Malaysians never made a
millennium jump at the South Pole earlier this
month.
Minister Datuk Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said he
would look into the
allegations seriously.
"If it involves something they did not do, then it
is fraud and will
affect
the name and credibility of our country.
"I will not hesitate to look into the matter from a
criminal point of
view," he said yesterday at his Hari Raya open house
in Ampang Jaya.
However, he said the ministry would be very careful
to ensure that all
allegations were backed up by facts and evidence.
"I urge all those involved in the matter to come
forward so that I can
get
all sides of the story. I hope all involved will be
honest so that we
can
clear the air," he said.
"But for now, let us not speculate or make any
assumptions," he added.
Hishammuddin was commenting on a press report
yesterday saying members
of a
splinter group of the original Malaysian South Pole
Millennium Jump team
had lodged a police report against jump organiser
Fikiran Syndicate,
claiming that Malaysians in both teams had not made
any jump near the
Geographical South Pole as announced.
Group spokesman Dr M. Kamaruddin M. Isa claimed
press reports quoting
Fikiran Syndicate as saying that a team of Malaysian
skydivers had led a
field of international parachutists in a successful
jump from an
altitude
of 6,400m at the South Pole on Jan 13 were untrue.
Dr Kamaruddin was reported to have said in his
police report that other
than a jump from Patriot Hills on Jan 1, there was
no other jump made by
the Malaysian team.
(Patriot Hills is the Chilean airport base about
1,800km from the South
Pole.)
When contacted in Los Angeles, Fikiran Syndicate's
Millennium Jump 2000
organising chairman Siva Kumar G. said the
announcement saying that the
Malaysian team had made a second jump at the South
Pole was made based
on a
report by the 45th Russian Antarctic Expedition,
which was the organiser
of
the main expedition.
"Malaysians should be proud of this achievement.
There is no room for
personal interest," he said in a phone interview
yesterday.
Asked if Fikiran Syndicate would be able to provide
evidence that the
second jump was made, he said:
"It is beyond my hands. I am not the organiser of
the main expedition.
"The Malaysian team was just piggy-backing on the
Russian expedition
together with the American Millennium Expedition. We
were at their
mercy,"
he said.
"I hope I will not be forced to tell the whole story
because we are
representing the country overseas, and have very
clear objectives."
He said the five-member team would be returning to
Kuala Lumpur tomorrow
from Los Angeles.
Siva Kumar said he would be submitting a full report
to the ministry.
http://www.nstpi.com.my/nstpi/nst/site.nsf/(Articles
)/1c11ac5f0ec595f2482568
7d8aa2?OpenDocument
Minister to look into no-pole-jump report
KUALA LUMPUR, Sun - Youth and Sports Minister Datuk
Hishammuddin Tun
Hussein today said he would look into a newspaper
report that had
members
of a splinter group of the original Malaysian South
Pole Millennium
