All lame excuses, when frontlinets and PDRM can work I see no reason why they can't work. You don't even come in contact with consumers. Just scan from outside. Now they bring in policy issues. Stupid ministers agree to their explanation
Meter reader can’t work during MCO not equivalent to hike in electricity bill. It will only caused accumulated bills for months only. Meter will still run as usual if they read or don’t read. My activities were usual too before and after MCO but electricity bill went up 30% average per month. Itulah! Here they give you some from Prihatin to make them looked good but on the other hand they wacked you with something you can’t argued for. Malaysia boleh!
We complain coz we don’t know Mesia electricity price is cheap. You open up the monopoly the first thing is price increase after one year as the collisions happen.
You are totally wrong, try compare with Australia....Australia minimum hourly wages $20 x 3= rm60....some malaysian income still rm600 a month! Australian minimum monthly wages is Msia rm60x8hours=rm480x22days = rm10560,00! QueenElizebeth IV come compare our third world country malaysia with nearby Australia electricity? Than you know what is cheap!
KOTA KINABALU: Efforts must be made to maintain the cleanliness of Tanjung Aru Beach and Prince Philip Park, and improve existing facilities for the convenience of locals and tourists alike. Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Christina Liew emphasised these during her visit to the two destinations on Tuesday, following their recent reopening to the public. She wants the public toilet to be upgraded while calling for additional toilets to be built in the area.
Liew, who is also Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment, repeated her suggestion that a proper shed be put up to shelter visitors in the event of bad weather. “The beach is very popular with tourists, particularly those from China and Korea, as Sabah boasts having one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world.
“It is vital to project a good image of Tanjung Aru Beach and Prince Philip Park for word-of-mouth marketing,” she said. The Minister said Mayor Datuk Nordin Siman would seek the consent of the relevant authorities for execution of the proposed upgrading and improvement works. Also present were the Ministry’s Permanent Secretary Dr Jamili Nais, Liew’s political secretaries Mustapha Sakmud and Vivien Lee, DBKK Director of Engineering, Jack Lo, Director of Landscaping, Robert Lipon, Director of Solid Waste Management, Leong Tze Fui, Director of Building Control, Sally Edward Ghani, and Api Api Community Development Leader, Grace Lee.
What to do guys, because M D A (P confirm kena kick off already) triple threat no more already(only M D tendering), Z the indonkia dun want to let go his hands, TSM(chair have not sit hothohot yet) afraid if use force later like PH, DRM internal fighting with AI..... Good thing is TSM are arranging some other project far more better than that 's' project! Now Arbb is busying on IT! Someone out, later someone coming in, and + few side dishes project!
The big opportunity in this space is digital transformation.” — Jonathan Curtis, vice-president of Franklin Equity Group KUALA LUMPUR (June 23): Technology sector will see "powerful acceleration" growth in both revenue and earnings, according to Franklin Templeton Investments. "Once we get through this crisis, we're going to start seeing very powerful acceleration, not only in revenue but in earnings for this sector," said Jonathan Curtis, vice-president of Franklin Equity Group at Franklin Templeton Investments, in "Tech Sector in the Post Pandemic World" webinar session today. "Investors are so positive about this sector right now. Because coming out of this crisis, it (the tech sector) is well positioned to drive very strong growth," he said. Curtis highlighted that the expected exponential growth would materialise in the coming three to five years. "The Covid-19 [pandemic] has accelerated the opportunity in this space and we think coming out of this current challenge, we are going to see an acceleration in technology investment," said Curtis. In terms of valuation, Curtis said the sector's valuation is reasonable, given its long-term growth potential and high quality of growth. He believes that the IT sector's valuation is elevated but not excessive, and when compared with valuations of the S&P 500, the tech index is only at an 8% premium currently. Curtis pointed out that the price-to-earnings multiple on S&P 500 info technology index of 25.01 times currently is nowhere near the level in 1999 to 2000 of over 50 times. "Thus, we don't think this is a bubble," he said. On the local front, technology stocks can be seen swarming the top gainers list in the recent three months. Bursa Malaysia technology index, from this year's low of 23.81 points in March, has jumped 73.2% to 41.24 points at the time of writing. The stellar performance of the four FANG stocks has helped fuel the upward trend among Malaysian tech stocks. All three Apple Inc, Netflix Inc and Amazon.com Inc have just hit a record high on Wall Street. Alphabet Inc, on the other hand, has rebounded US$400 to US$1,451.86 from the low in March. Curtis expressed his optimism about the tech sector, saying that its growth "is going to go on for a long time" on the back of digital transformation. "The big opportunity in this space is digital transformation," said Curtis, saying that it will be supported by growth drivers such as artificial intelligence, fintech, internet of things, and 5G technology, among many others. Curtis said the demand and the need to use the technology have really soared during the Covid-19 pandemic. "We needed to learn how to work from home, educate from home, shop from home, exercise from home, healthcare from home, socialise from home and dine out from home," he said, adding that there has been a massive retraining of consumers on how the services work and what it could do, during the lockdown. Curtis noted that consumers and businesses are going to continue to use these digital services and that retraining will continue not just until a vaccine is broadly administered, but even post the Covid-19 crisis. Furthermore, he said that the tech sector has a "very good quality" being the third-most profitable sector across the S&P 500 by earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation margins, adding that it is also one of the few S&P 500 sectors that are net cash positive.
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Posted by WellingtonSky > 2020-06-26 11:47 | Report Abuse
Lets complain, blame lah the gov, the backdoor now bayar for you can or not?