Thursday, October 27, 2011

www.groupautomobil.blogspot.com - Digest Number 3113

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Re: Im free now From: ben kulaan
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Fw: Nak Tau Kenapa Orang Tak Tolong Budak Yang Digilis Tu? From: ::-eSpAcE 9808-::
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Fw: Child car safety in Malaysia From: ::-eSpAcE 9808-::

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Re: Im free now

Posted by: "ben kulaan" ben_kulaan@yahoo.com   ben_kulaan

Wed Oct 26, 2011 2:24 pm (PDT)



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Fw: Nak Tau Kenapa Orang Tak Tolong Budak Yang Digilis Tu?

Posted by: "::-eSpAcE 9808-::" rienacom@yahoo.com.sg   rienacom

Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:20 pm (PDT)



----- Original Message -----
From: ::-eSpAcE 9808-::

Nak Tau Kenapa Orang Tak Tolong Budak Yang Digilis Tu?
biaqpila

Biar Betul Ini Rupanya Kebenaran Di Sebalik Video Budak Digilis Di China

Aku yakin ramai rakyat Malaysia ingin tahu kenapa semua orang hanya mampu memandang dan langsung tidak berusaha membantu budak berumur 2 tahun yang dilanggar di China baru-baru ini.

"Okaylah, sejak petang semalam, memang kecoh pasal video budak 2 tahun kena langgar dengan van dan lori tapi malangnya takde seorang pon yang peduli.Budak malang tu dah terbaring berlumuran darah tapi orang yang lalu lalang tu buat dek jek... Video tu mmg tersebar dgn cepat dan ramai yang marah dengan kejadian ni... Kejadian ini berlaku di China dan bukan di Malaysia.

Pagi ini pon HOT fm buat topik pasal ni...

Sekarang aku nak cerita fakta sebenar dan boleh juga dikatakan peringatan pada korang yang nak pergi ke China... Kalau korang jumpa or ternampak orang lain dalam kesusahan seperti seorang makcik terjatuh basikal, atau budak kecik dipukul or dibuli ataupun ko nampak seorang tua yang tibe2 diserang sakit jantung,

sila jangan tolong...

Ye, benar2 kawan2. JANGAN TOLONG! Nak tahu kenapa? Sebabnya bila kau tolong, orang itu dah menjadi tanggungjawab engkau. Contohnya, kau nak tolong makcik yang jatuh basikal tu, katakan makcik tu patah kaki, maka ko yang kena tanggung sume kos perubatan die sbb ko yang tolong dia...

Ataupun ko akan disaman oleh anak makcik tu sbb ko lah penyebab mak die jatuh...Inilah faktanya di China. Nilai moral dah takde. Mereka akan pentingkan diri sendiri sbb kalau mereka tolongpun mungkin mereka yang akan tanggung akibatnya...

Serius wa cakap lu. Cerita ini diceritakan oleh ofismate aku yang membacanya dalam akhbar cina minggu lepas.

Dalam akhbar tu penulis bagitau ada seorang askar (kalau tak silap aku) menolong seorang tua yang terjatuh secara tiba2.. Kerana prihatin takde org lain nak tolong maka askar ni pon naklah bantu tapi anak org tua ni nampak die pegang mak die so die tuduh askar ni yang tolak mak dia. So askar ni kena saman dan terpaksa menanggung kos perubatan org tua tu..

Akibatnya die kena buang kerja. Jadi kes budak yang kena langgar ni pun sama.Baik biarkan jek budak tu sbb kalau tolong and jadi pape yang lebih teruk kat budak tu, diorang yang kena tanggung.

Nak tahu tak apa yang pemandu van tu cakap pasal die langgar budak perempuan tu? Mula2kan die dah terlanggar budak tu and die berhenti kejap sbb perasan die langgar budak. Masa tu budak tu berada di tgh2 antara tayar depan dan belakang. Die terfikir kalau budak tu mati, die cuma perlu bayar denda lebih kurang RMB10,000- RMB20,000 je tapi kalau budak tu hidup die kena tanggung akibatnya seumur hidup so die teruskan langgar budak tu dengan harapan budak tu akan mati. Itulah undang2 di China yang mana kalau langgar mati lebih senang nak kira drpd langgar hidup. So sekarang pemandu van tu sangat berharap yang budak kecik ni akan mati..

Terukkan? Ini bukan tipu tau tapi seperti yang tertulis dalam paper cina hari ni...

Jadinya kalau sampai di China ingatlah pesan aku ni...

JANGAN TOLONG kecuali family ko sendiri...

Kalau ofismate aku tu tipu maka tipulah aku...

Semoga perkara ini takkan terjadi di Malaysia tercinta ini...

Kesimpulannya, di mana saja, manusia semakin hilang pertimbangan diri.

N'N:Wallahua'lam.

naimnikmat

Read more: http://biaqpila.blogspot.com/2011/10/nak-tau-kenapa-orang-tak-tolong-budak.html#ixzz1btrfHcIE
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Fw: Child car safety in Malaysia

Posted by: "::-eSpAcE 9808-::" rienacom@yahoo.com.sg   rienacom

Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:52 pm (PDT)



----- Original Message -----
From: ::-eSpAcE 9808-::

Child car safety in Malaysia
By Yahoo! Special Projects

Get the lowdown on child car safety to ease your worries

By Siew Ching Chua for Yahoo! Southeast Asia

When it comes to child car safety, it is disappointing to say that Malaysia has quite lax laws. In fact, there isn't any official guideline as to what a parent is required (and not required) to do while transporting a child under the age of 12.

While many countries clearly stipulate that a child under the age of 12 is not allowed to sit in the front seat, in Malaysia there is no such ruling. Thus, the child's safety really depends on his or her parents. Therefore, as a parent, it is pertinent for you to know what the guidelines and considerations are for children travelling in cars.

To get you started, here are some things to look out for when it comes to child car safety.

Choose the right seat
Confused about what seat your child should be using - a baby seat, a child seat or a booster seat?

According to Malaysia's Road Safety Department, baby seats are for infants up to one year old, weighing no more than 9kg. As long as the baby's neck is not strong yet, he or she goes into the baby seat, which should be in the back of the car and secured with the rear seat belt.

Children aged nine months to four years old weighing between 9kg to 18kg should be sitting in a child seat. This should also be secured in the back seat with the rear seat belt.

For children aged four to 11, weighing 15kg to 36kg, he or she should sit in a booster seat. Again, secure this with a rear seat belt. Also, make sure you pick a seat that fits properly in your car. The right gauge? To be able to tighten the seat so that it can't move more than one inch from side to side or front to back.

To the back
With the introduction of airbags in cars today, it is not safe to put your child in front next to you. Should an accident happen, the impact of the airbag opening can be very dangerous to your child. The thing to do? Put your child in the back seat.

Buckle up
It is a law for everyone to buckle up in Malaysia (there is a fine of RM2,000 if you are caught without your seat belt on, whether up front or in the backseat) but when it comes to your child, merely buckling up is not enough.

Make sure you give your child the adequate protection with the seat belt. If your child is not tall enough, use a booster seat when seated behind. Should there be an impact if there is an accident and your child is using the rear seat belt, there can be injury around the neck area due to the force of the impact.

If you use the regular seat belt, your child can suffer from back and limb injuries if the seat belt does not reach his or her abdomen. Furthermore, if your child is too small, your child can slip off underneath the seat belt, resulting in massive injuries.

Don't share the same seat
A lot of parents are guilty of this - letting the child sit on a parent's lap in the front passenger seat. Even if you are both strapped in, an accident can be fatal for the child.

In an impact, the space between the dashboard and the child is narrower, which will cause massive injuries to your child. Also, if there is an airbag, your child will have a higher chance of suffocation.

When possible, buy new
Well-meaning friends may offer you their hand-me-down car seats. That's great but make sure that the used car seat is not missing any essential parts. If the car seat has seen through more than one child, you are probably better off getting a new one for yourself.
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