Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2011

Saya Dr. Michael Teo Yu Keng serta keluarga dengan kesempatan ini ingin mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri kepada seluruh umat Islam di Malaysia dan di Miri am nya.

Tahun ini, rakyat Malaysia menyambut Hari Raya Aidilfitri dalam suasana ekonomi kehidupan yang semakin menekan dengan kenaikan harga minyak dan barang-barang keperluan yang terlalu tinggi. Pengurusan ekonomi kerajaan pusat yang kurang cekap dan tahap rasuah yang tidak berubah telah menyebabkan kesusahan ekonomi yang mendadah, pengangguran yang kian meningkat di kalangan orang muda serta pelaburan asing yang tidak menggalakkan.

Saya juga merayu kepada seluruh rakyat Malaysia yang pelbagai kaum dan bangsa agar menjadikan Hari Raya Aidilfitri sebagai satu perayaan untuk lebih memahami dan mengeratkan hubungan bersama teman-teman yang beragama Islam. Di samping itu, kita akan terus berusaha untuk mewujudkan suasana yang aman dan akan sentiasa mengambil inisiatif untuk menggalakkan kesefahaman kebudayaan dan agama.

Akhir kata, saya ingin merakamkan ucapan Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri kepada seluruh umat Islam dengan ucapan:- Maaf Zahir dan Batin.

Dari Saya Dan Keluarga,

Dr. Michael Teo Yu Keng

(Ketua Cabang PKR Bahagian Miri)

MoCS is proud of Dr Michael Teo and supporters in Miri

Miri PKR chairman Dr Michael Teo and several supporters went ‘red’ last Saturday (Aug 13) in support of MoCS’s ‘Red Rally’ that day.

MoCS is proud of Dr Teo’s effort in promoting the ‘Walk for Democracy and Reform’ organized by the movement to further its agenda for democratic reforms and good governance in Sarawak.

Although the Red Rally was cancelled at the eleventh hour due to security reasons and a restraining order against MoCS leaders, Miri PKR’s superb effort and moral support for the movement is commendable and truly appreciated.

Dr Teo was the first Pakatan candidate to be endorsed by MoCS for the April 16 state election. His endorsement was announced by MoCS leader Francis Paul Siah in Miri on Jan 16 this year, three months before the elections.

He was also one of the three speakers of the MoCS Forum on Democratic Reforms held in Miri on Jan 29 this year. The other two were Sarawak DAP chairman Wong Ho Leng and Siah.

Dr Teo contested in Senadin and lost only by a whisker 58 votes to BN’s Lee Kim Shin.

MoCS hopes Dr Teo will be fielded by PKR in the coming general election and makes his way to Parliament. The movement will again back Dr Teo if he is selected. – MoCS

SENARAI JAWATANKUASA MAJLIS PIMPINAN NEGERI SARAWAK 2011 (Sarawak State Leadership Council 2011)

Penasihat: Datuk Hajah Hafsah Harun

Majlis Pimpinan Negeri: 

Bil	Nama	Jawatan
1	Sdr YB Baru Bian (Lawyer)	Pengerusi MPN
2	Sdr Zulrusdi Hol (Accountant)	Timb. Pengerusi
3	Sdr Peter Ato (Engineer)	Naib Pengerusi
4	Sdr YB Ali Biju (Businessman)	Naib Pengerusi
5	Sdr YB See Chee How (Lawyer)	Naib Pengerusi
6	Sdr Stanny Embat (Ex-Police Officer)	Setiausaha
7	Pn Lynette Tan (Lawyer)	Timb. Setiausaha
8	Dr Michael Teo Yu Keng (Medical Practitioner)	Bendahari
9	Sdr Mengga Mikui (Businessman)	Timb. Bendahari
10	Sdr Vernon Kedit (Lawyer)	Ketua Penerangan
11	Sdr Nikson Abdillah (Businessman)	Timb. Ketua Penerangan I
12	Sdr William Lee (Businessman)	Timb. Ketua Penerangan II
13	Pn Hanim Hj Mokshen (Businesswoman)	Ketua Wanita Negeri
14	Sdr Ahmad Nazib (Lawyer)	Ketua Angkatan Muda Keadilan Negeri
15	Sdr Abang Zulkifli Abang Engkeh (Businessman)	Pengarah Pilihan Raya Negeri
16	Sdr Paul Bian (Engineer)	Timb. Pengarah Pilihan Raya Negeri I
17	Sdr George Chen Ngok Fa (Businessman)	Timb. Pengarah Pilihan Raya Negeri II
18	Sdr Paul Baya (Businessman)	Timb. Zon Utara
19	Sdr Wong Ling Kui (Businessman)	Timb. Zon Tengah 1
20	Sdr Richard Lias (Engineer)	Timb. Zon Tengah 2
21	Sdr Dick Cotter (Town & Country Planner)	Timb. Zon Selatan
22	Sdr Ali Hossen Abang (Businessman)	Pengarah Strategi
23	Sdr Harrison Ngau (Lawyer)	Timb. Pengarah Strategi
24	Sdr Joshua Jabeng (Insurance Agent)	Pengarah Latihan
25	Sdr Maxlien Gobek (Consultant Engineer)	Timb. Pengarah Latihan
26	Dr Christopher Kiyui (Medical Practitioner)	Pengarah Kesihatan
27	Pn Cecilia Una (Retired Nurse)	Timb. Pengarah Kesihatan
28	Pn Ibi Uding (Businesswoman)	Pengarah Penggalangan Dana
29	Sdr Dr Idwar Bakaruddin (Physicist/Academician)	Timb. Pengarah P. Dana I
30	Sdr Simon Tiong (Businessman)	Timb. Pengarah P. Dana II
31	Dr Manshor Hosen (Educationist)	Pengarah Kebajikan
32	Sdr Paul Raja (Lawyer)	Timb. Pengarah Kebajikan
33	Sdr Abun Sui (Lawyer)	Pengarah Integrasi
34	Pn Zolhaidah Suboh (Businesswoman)	Timb. Pengarah Integrasi
35	Pn Helen Jimbai (Businesswoman)	AJK
36	Pn Margaret Binti Yak (Businesswoman)	AJK
37	Sdr Ardi Pawi (Ex-Headmaster)	AJK
38	Sdr Willie ak Mongin (IT Specialist)	AJK
39	Sdr Taylor Unting (Businessman)	AJK
40	Sdr Arip bin Ameran (Lawyer)	AJK
41	Sdr Norisham Mohd Ali (Lawyer)	AJK

Termasuk semua Ketua Cabang dari tiga-puluh satu buah cabang PKR di seluruh negeri Sarawak.

RED SATURDAY

Today many people all over Sarawak are protesting against Taib Mahmud as a corrupt and dishonest leader and request him to step down as the vast majority of Sarawak people have no confidence in him anymore. They wear red in support of MoCS marches in Kuching. In any real democratic country peaceful rally are allowed. We are disappoint police in Kuching are made used off to stop a peaceful rally today. We are disappointed MACC have not release to the public the result of the investigation into the properties owned by Taib Mahmud and his family.

PR rejects use of biometrics by EC

 YELLOW SATURDAY: Pakatan Rakyat members in yellow attire on Saturday at the DAP Piasau service centre.

 Dr. Michael Teo PKR Miri Branch Chairman

MIRI: Barisan Nasional (BN)’s argument that Pakatan Rakyat (PR) could not have won five states during the 12th general election in 2008 if the elections were not clean and fair is only half-truth.

PKR communications director Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad reasoned: “If the Election Commission (EC) and election processes were completely fair and clean, we might have won more.”

Nik Nazmi said this on Saturday at a press conference held at the DAP Piasau Service Centre here to make clear PR’s stand on the EC’s use of biometrics technology to register voters.

He told the reporters present that PR had rejected the use of biometrics since day one.

In fact, PAS spiritual advisor Nik Aziz had also rejected the use of biometrics when it was first introduced by the EC for its voter-registration exercise.

“EC kept rejecting the use of the proven indelible ink solution which we have been championing. They are now introducing the unproven biometrics technology even though we did not ask for it,” he said.

Among those present were PKR Miri chief Dr Michael Teo, state PKR Youth secretary Zulhaidah Suboh, state PKR Youth political bureau chief Abun Sui Anyit, DAP assemblymen Fong Pau Teck (Pujut) and Alan Ling Sie Kiong (Piasau).

Nik Nazmi said PR was worried that the biometrics system would be abused, especially on foreign workers.
“In states like Selangor with a large foreign workforce, this may lead to many foreign permanent resident (PR) holders suddenly getting MyKads,” alleged Nazmi, who is also Seri Setia assemblyman.

Meanwhile, Nik Nazmi and his PR colleagues vowed to continue holding “Yellow Saturdays”, where PR supporters will wear yellow attire every Saturday, to press home the need for fair and clean elections.

Dr. Michael Teo Saturday morning a walkabout at a market Besar Krokop Lorong 10.

At 7.00am to 8.00 am ,PKR Miri Branch Chairman Dr. Michael Teo have a visit to Pasar Besar Krokop Lorong 10 to listen to complaints by the public ahead of 13th Parliamentary elections.

In this morning’s walkabout,Dr. Michael Teo covered several areas including parts of a wet market and a hawker centre filled with residents having their breakfast.

Dr. Michael Teo said stall holders had told him food and grocery prices had generally gone up.

Many problems were brought up by the shoppers to the attention of PKR including Traffic jams along Taman Tunku road and Pujut main road everyday.

This walkabout to meet the voters to get ready for next election expected soon.