Showing posts with label TELUK RUBIAH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TELUK RUBIAH. Show all posts

NGO: ZAMBRY JUAL ASET NEGARA, SILAP BESAR!

 Kita sudah ada 'Venice Of Perak', 
hari ini WELCOME TO BRAZIL OF PERAK!

Ini cerita NGO baru nak sedar, dari tiada....


Jeti Milik Warga Asing
Tindakan kerajaan Perak membenarkan sebuah syarikat asing memiliki jeti di Lumut telah diselar oleh penduduk tempatan yang mempersoalkan samada Menteri Besar mereka Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir berada di pihak mereka ataupun di pihak firma asing. Menurut blog ‘say no to vale’, kerajaan Perak tidak seharusnya meletakkan jeti Lumut di bawah syarikat Brazil, Vale International yang bakal menggunakan jeti tersebut untuk menerima dan menghantar keluar jumlah hasil bijih besi yang banyak. Menyifatkan tindakan tersebut sebagai cuai, blog tersebut mendakwa banyak perkara yang tidak diketahui impaknya sekiranya projek tersebut dilaksanakan.


Signboard Yang Tertera di Teluk Batik, 
Negeriku bersempadan Brazil rupanya! 
(Lokasi spt Gambar atas)

“Sementara kesan terhadap alam sekitar masih menjadi persoalan, impak kerana jeti ini dipegang warga asing pula menimbul pelbagai persoalan lain. Dan berapa banyakkah spinoff downstream value (aliran tunai ke bawah) kepada rakyat Perak juga masih tidak terjawab.

"Kerajaan Perak di bawah Zambry sedang melakukan sesuatu yang tidak sihat yang tidak pernah dilaksanakan jika ia tetap membenarkan syarikat asing untuk memiliki jeti di satu lokasi yang begitu strategik seperti di Lumut,” blog tersebut memberikan amaran.

 Untuk menjaga kewibawaan dan kedaulatan negara, blog tersebut mencadangkan agar jeti tersebut diletakkan di bawah kawalan kerajaan mahupun wakil tempatan. Blog tersebut turut mendakwa fasiliti Vale di Teluk Rubiah, Lumut dijangkakan akan menguruskan 200 juta tan bijih besi setahun pada masa akan datang.
 Sedang Digasak Kapitalis

Teluk Rubiah Plan

 “Mengapa kerajaan Perak begitu baik kepada Vale?” soalnya, sambil bertanya apakah projek ini menguntungkan rakyat Perak atau sekadar memenuhi objektif syarikat asing yang mempunyai duit. (Nota OM: Baik ada makna tu...)

 “Sebab kontrak untuk membina fasiliti Vale kebanyakkannya diberikan kepada warga asing, di mana hanya sebahagian kecil sahaja jatuh ke tangan syarikat Malaysia. Kontrak rekacipta jeti berjumlah RM675.8 juta telah diberikan kepada Netherlands’ Royal BAM Group,” katanya lagi.

 Sumber: Jeti Lumut di tangan orang asing dipersoal 

Ayat Bawah ini dr Google Translate: Vale Jetty Can Threaten Security

PETALING JAYA: Satu kumpulan yang mendakwa bercakap bagi pihak warga Perak telah menggesa kerajaan negeri untuk membetulkan apa yang dipanggil "KESILAPAN BESAR" memberi syarikat asing hak penuh untuk membina dan mengendalikan jeti besar di Teluk Rubiah.

Gabungan Rakyat Prihatin Negeri Perak (GRPP) berkata kerajaan negeri perlu mengkaji semula semua perjanjian yang ia telah dibuat dengan syarikat Brazil Vale Antarabangsa, yang sedang membina, selain dari jeti, sebuah kilang untuk memproses bijih besi di tapak seluas 450 ekar di bandar pantai Teluk Rubiah.
GRPP Pengerusinya, Zainal Abidin berkata jeti seharusnya dianggap sebagai aset negara.

"Aset Negara perlu berada di bawah pentadbiran kerajaan dan tidak boleh dijual kepada mana-mana pihak, terutama syarikat-syarikat asing," katanya.

"Kerajaan tidak boleh dan tidak harus membenarkan aset magnitud dan kepentingan itu yang dikawal sepenuhnya oleh orang asing, terutama pada pantai Lumut, di mana pengkalan tentera laut Malaysia terletak.

"Jangan membenarkan kita dijajah oleh mereka dan gadai janji kekayaan negara hanya kerana syarikat itu melabur berbilion-bilion di Perak."

Menurut Zainal, GRPP mempunyai keahlian lebih 400 profesional dalam pelbagai bidang.Beliau berkata kumpulan itu tidak bertentangan dengan pelaburan dan pertumbuhan ekonomi, tetapi mengambil berat tentang keselamatan negara.

Zainal juga menggesa kerajaan untuk restudy bagaimana tumbuhan Vale akan menjejaskan alam sekitar dan kehidupan penduduk tempatan.

"Adakah orang-orang kapal-kapal besar yang datang dalam memberi kesan kepada nelayan?Kerajaan tidak boleh hanya mengabaikan itu. "

Vale besi perlombongan terbesar di dunia dan syarikat pemprosesan. Ia mempunyai sebuah syarikat tempatan berdaftar dipanggil Vale Manufacturing Sdn Bhd Malaysia, yang mula membina loji Teluk Rubiah pada bulan Julai lalu.

Teluk Rubiah Pusat Pelancongan di'zon'kan Zon Industri yg tidak masuk akal!

Ekosistem menderitaLoji ini dijangka mula beroperasi pada bulan Jun 2014. Ia akan memproses bijih besi dicampur dan pelet yang digunakan dalam pengeluaran keluli bagi pengagihan kepada pelanggan di Malaysia, Australia, China, Jepun dan bahagian-bahagian lain rantau Asia Pasifik.

Jeti akan menjadi titik destinasi bagi kapal-kapal Vale of 400,000 tan metrik beban berat yang membawa bijih besi dari Brazil. Vale melabur RM4 bilion dalam fasa pertama projek ini, di mana tumbuhan itu akan mampu mengendalikan 60 juta tan bijih besi tahun. Kerajaan negeri telah berkata bahawa pelaburan Vale akhirnya akan datang antara RM9 bilion dan RM14 bilion.

Dalam temu bual yang FMT dijalankan pada Ogos lepas, banyak penduduk tempatan, kebanyakannya nelayan, melahirkan kebimbangan untuk kesihatan dan kehidupan mereka.

Kumpulan pengguna dan alam sekitar secara konsisten telah menyatakan penentangan terhadap projek itu. Mereka berkata loji Vale dan aktiviti-aktiviti yang akan menjejaskan kestabilan ekosistem kawasan itu, sebelum ini diwartakan sebagai hutan simpan.

Kebimbangan juga telah dibangkitkan bahawa industri pelancongan tempatan akan mengambil satu tamparan dari mana ia tidak mungkin pulih.

Bekas menteri besar Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin mendakwa bahawa kerajaan negeri di bawah Zambry Abdul Kadir telah mengorbankan kepentingan awam untuk manfaat bahan segelintir.

Rubiah Transformasi, Perak Aman Jaya?!?!?!

Sumber : Vale jetty can threaten security, says NGO 


 Gambar Video Terkini - Krew OM, Link:  Save Teluk Rubiah Page
Tragedi Oktober 2011, Teluk Rubiah. Bermulanya pembinaan jeti peringkat 1 projek Jeti 2.2km dari pantai ke tgh laut, pangkalan sepanjang 1.6km di tengah laut, dikorek kedalaman laut 25 meter dalam, 300-500 meter lebar sepanjang 3km.

   

 Rubiah dulu gamitnya pelancongan, namun Pemerintah Si Bapa Ayam terpukau gamitan Kapitalis lalu izinkan anaknya Rubiah dilacurkan, dirobek mahkota keindahan alamnya. Kapitalis sedang membina 'jambatan' aliran wang masuk tanpa hirau alam sekitarnya dengan aman & makmur, Perak Aman Jaya kata juaknya kerana uWang itu Tuhan mereka.

 1. Rakaman Video Operasi Pembinaan Jeti Vale diambil dari Pantai Teluk Gedung, Pangkor 
2. Rakaman Video Operasi Pembinaan Jeti Vale diambil dari Jeti Utama Pulau Pangkor

Sedang Digasak, TRANSFORMASI Rubiah!

Sekeliling Rubiah Hari Ini, Rakaman 111111

RIADAH AWAM ADALAH HAK ASASI!

KAITAN 'ROYAL' KILANG BIJIH BESI DI TELUK RUBIAH

Royal link in iron ore plant

Teoh El Sen | August 22, 2011

Ex-MB Nizar says this has everything to do with the sacrifice of public interest


MANJUNG (Perak): There is a royal link in the controversial project to build an iron ore plant in Teluk Rubiah, Manjung, and one prominent critic alleges that this, coupled with the Perak palace’s cosy relationship with the Barisan Nasional state government, has everything to do with why public interest has been sacrificed to profit a select few.

“BN would always go ahead with something when there’s something in it for them,” said former menteri besar Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin.

“Despite the hue and cry from the community, they don’t give a damn.”

Documents made available to FMT show that the Sultan of Perak owns one of the companies that sold off the piece of land that Brazilian mining giant Vale International is now developing for the multi-billion-ringgit project.

In 2009, KYM Holdings Bhd, through Harta Makmur Sdn Bhd, sold 488 hectares (1,205 acres) of leasehold land in Teluk Rubiah to Vale International and Vale Malaysia Manfuacturing Sdn Bhd for RM196 million.

Vale will use only 450 acres for the plant. The rest of the land, mostly forested, will be a buffer zone.

Checks with the Companies Commission of Malaysia showed that Harta Makmur is 60% owned by Tegas Consolidated Sdn Bhd and 40% owned by RAS Sdn Bhd.

The majority shareholder for RAS is Sultan Azlan Shah. His consort, Tuanku Bainun Mohd Ali, and his son, Raja Ashman Shah, are minority shareholders. Raja Ashman and his siblings are all directors of the company.

Vale’s project has many opponents, including environmental groups and Teluk Rubiah residents and businesses. They fear that it would damage the environment, ruin the local tourism industry and impair the livelihood and health of local residents.

Not a viable option


Nizar said Vale representatives met with him twice in 2008 over proposals for the project.

“I told them that the area should be preserved as a sanctuary. We had virgin jungles, with one of the best species of logs there. I could not afford to lose those.”

He said he proposed another state land in the swampy area of Tanjung Hantu, offering it almost free of charge.

“I was thinking we’re giving you a place with virtually no inhabitants. But before Vale could complete their analysis of the pros and cons of Tanjung Hantu, the government was grabbed, and the deal at Teluk Rubiah went through.”

Nizar headed the Pakatan Rakyat-led government until early 2009, when four defectors helped BN to take over, allowing Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir to replace him.

Nizar alleged that KYM had owed the state government RM20 million in accumulated unpaid charges over the piece of land.

“In order to settle debts to the bank and to the state government, they dumped everything on the Brazilians,” Nizar said. “Somebody’s interest is being taken care of.

“Obviously, Vale was given additional incentives when it decided to choose Teluk Rubiah.

“But I want to put on record that we did not condone using Teluk Rubiah as there were strong objections and it was not a viable option.

“Zambry decided to allow Teluk Rubiah because, one, he gets a good name in the eyes of the palace, and two, KYM gets to settle its debts.”

Nizar questioned whether the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for the project was tailored to allow the project to go ahead.

“Were there amendments to the EIA? We don’t know, but it could be manipulated.”

Nizar, who is the Pasir Panjang state assemblyman, said he hoped Vale would honour its promise not to pollute the area.

He admitted that it was “a bit too late” to ask for Vale to stop building the factory.

“They’ve already signed all the documents and they will go ahead as they’ve made all the commitments to the Brazilian company.
“There’s nothing much we can do now, however much the environment might suffer.”

Zambry: State has no equity

Perak Consumer Association president Rahman Said Alli said pollution was a major concern.


“We respect royalty, but we are concerned that some people may be misusing the Sultan’s name,” he said. “They should not bandy his name around to obtain certain approvals from government authorities.”

Last January, Zambry said he was aware of objections to the project but added that his government was allowing it to go ahead.

He said the Perak government had no equity participation in the plant itself, but would participate in the port and logistics operations.

Vale, the world’s largest producer of iron ore, started construction on the factory in July. It is expected to start operations by June 2014. The plant will have a dedicated jetty that will be the destination point for Vale ships of 400,000-deadweight tonnes carrying iron ore from Brazil.

Blended iron ore and pellets will be distributed to customers in Malaysia, China, Japan, Australia and other parts of the Asia-Pacific region.

Teluk Rubiah was once a traditional Malay fishing village and was a Malay reserve land.

The exploitation of the village and a portion of the Teluk Muroh forest reserve started in 1983, when the state government proposed that the area be developed for tourism.

The government de-gazetted a 478-hectare portion of Teluk Muroh forest reserve in September 1988, and 247 hectares were alienated to the Perak Development Corporation while 213 hectares remained state land.

A 350-hectare area was turned into the Teluk Rubiah golf course and beach resort.

The original size of Teluk Muroh forest reserve was 917.93 hectares. At one point, it was classified as a virgin jungle reserve.

In July 1989, the government de-gazetted another 163 hectares of Malay reserve land, displacing the villagers. About 10,000 of them had no choice but to move out, but they received some compensation.

In 2001, several environmental groups protested against logging in the de-gazetted parts of Teluk Muroh, pointing out that the area remained under the Sensitive Environment Area classification.

The government responded by re-gazetting a mere 89.83 hectares as forest reserve. However, without any public announcement, it again de-gazetted 121.16 hectares in January 2010.

Also read:

Activists, residents reject iron ore plant

Iron plant good for Perak, says mining giant