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| Malaysia Sodomy Case Flawed from Day One Posted: 07 Mar 2014 05:31 AM PST The charges against Anwar seemed cooked up and malicious, but government prosecutors pressed ahead anyway Anwar Ibrahim's Sodomy II trial, which ran almost two years before ending in 2012, was condemned internationally by legal scholars and human rights activists. He was eventually acquitted for lack of evidence only to have an appeals court reverse that decision, ruling in favor of a government appeal on Friday. He was sentenced to five years in prison but is free on bail pending appeal. Homosexuality is illegal in Malaysia. The sudden reversal on Friday shocked political observers and the general public. Sordid and Unbelievable Despite an offer to appear voluntarily at the police station to deal with the charges, the opposition leader was arrested at his home on July 16 of that year by a contingent of 10 carloads of police commandos and was locked up overnight in a Kuala Lumpur jail. The trial, which began in February 2010, was marred by the introduction of a mountain of questionable evidence, egregious prosecutorial errors and a long series of prejudicial rulings by High Court Judge Mohamad Zabidin Mohamad Diah. From the very beginning, doubts began to surface. To start with, Saiful belatedly sought to get doctors to certify that he had been sodomized 48 hours after the alleged encounter. He first went to a private hospital where a doctor found no evidence of penetration and told him to go to a government hospital. At the first government hospital, doctors also told him they had found no evidence of tearing or scarring that would have indicated his anus had been penetrated. He was forced to go to a third government hospital where he finally found a physician willing to say the act had taken place. Political connections There were many questions about the DNA, which was allegedly taken from Saiful's rectum 90 hours after the reported act took place. He claimed not to have eaten, drunk nor gone to the bathroom for that entire period. The evidence was stored in an unguarded police office. Government laboratory technicians testified that as many as 11 different DNA traces had been found in Saiful's rectum. At one point Zabidin ruled that the DNA was too doubtful to be admitted, only to have the prosecution appeal, at which point the judge reversed himself, leading to charges he had been coerced. There were even questions whether Saiful had actually met with Anwar on the date he allegedly was sodomized. Although cameras showed him in the lift of the building where the offence allegedly took place, Anwar said he was meeting with a group of economists in the condo at the time and that Saiful had not appeared in the room. Saiful also acknowledged meeting secretly twice with Rodwan Mohd Yusof, a senior assistant police commissioner, before the alleged offense took place. Rodwan became famous, or infamous, in Anwar’s 1998 Sodomy I trial when he was found to have illegally removed Anwar’s DNA samples from forensic custody and planted them on a mattress allegedly used by Anwar for a homosexual dalliance. To protect the integrity of the prosecution’s case, the presiding judge, Augustine Paul, expunged the entire DNA evidence at the time. Saiful testified that on the day he allegedly met with Anwar, he had taken lubricant with him to Anwar's condominium – hardly the act of an innocent aide who had no idea that the then 63-year-old Anwar was about to jump him for unnatural sex. It also became known during that Saiful was having a sexual liaison with Farah Azlina Latif, a female member of the prosecution team, which might have further disqualified him as a complaining witness. The family apologizes “Anwar is innocent and a victim of this slander… as such I apologize to Anwar and his family,” Azlan said in a printed statement.” He and his family have suffered a lot as a result of this slander. I deeply regret all the slander hurled against Anwar, which involved my son Saiful Bukhairi.” The case “was planned in great detail by a special officer in the PM’s Department,” Azlan said. “Even the script I read during the press conference after Anwar’s sodomy acquittal last year was prepared by this officer.” His son, he said, “has never explained the sodomy incident and the accusation to me. I was never called as a witness in the case. I was never called by any party to offer my statement as the father from the start to the end of the trial.” Although he was always seen accompanying his son during the trial, Azlan explained that he did so simply as a father who was giving moral support. Azlan said he decided to make his statement after collecting information obtained during the trial, as well as that sent to him by the public. “As a Malay and a Muslim, I started to realize the evil of this plan. I don’t want to continue to conspire with this malicious slander. I want the people who love this country to know their malicious intention,” he said. “If this malicious intention continues, not only the Malays and Muslims would be destroyed, but the nation would be destroyed as well. I do not want to see this happen.” |
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| Rally to show solidarity with Anwar at Kajang stadium tonight Posted: 07 Mar 2014 05:09 AM PST A gathering to show solidarity to Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is being organised at Stadium Kajang tonight. PKR activist and Malaysian Young People’s Solidarity (SAMM) chief Badrul Hisham Shahrin said the gathering will start from 8pm. This is the first gathering planned following the Appeals Court’s decision this afternoon to overturn Anwar’s acquittal from his second sodomy case. Kajang is chosen as the venue as PKR’s machinery is already set up there in preparation for the impending Kajang by-election. Anwar is PKR’s candidate for the seat. Nomination day for the by-election is next Tuesday (March11). Anwar, who is PKR de facto leader and Permatang Pauh MP, was charged, in August 2008 at the Kuala Lumpur High Court, with sodomising his former aide Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan. He was found not guilty in January 2012. The prosecution filed an appeal against the decision, which led to the overturned verdict today. In an immediate response, PKR strategy director Rafizi Ramli said he was not shocked by the Appeals Court’s decision. “The worst feeling is that I am not surprised and am mentally prepared for this injustice,” he said. |
| In its rush to judgment Court of Appeal was following a script, says Anwar Posted: 07 Mar 2014 05:08 AM PST The Court of Appeal has been manipulated by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to halt the rakyat’s march in Kajang and Selangor, PKR de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said today. Speaking to reporters at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya, Anwar said eyebrows had been raised at the manner in which the appellate court had handled his case. “The appellate court has clearly been manipulated by Najib to stop the rakyat from marching in Kajang and Selangor and onwards towards Putrajaya,” Anwar said. As Anwar exited the building, cries of ‘Reformasi!’ rocked the Palace of Justice as several hundred supporters cheered him, despite today’s proceeding not being in his favour. Several PKR leaders rallied the crowd, railing against the injustice which had been committed against Anwar today and vowing that they would continue their work in Kajang. Flanked by his daughter Nurul Izzah, Karpal Singh, Azmin Ali and Batu MP Tian Chua, Anwar said they would file an appeal on Monday. “The reversal of any decision should be carefully considered and evaluated, but the appellate court could not wait as they were following a script,” Anwar said. “We will file an appeal to the Federal Court because we are confident with our facts and information,” he added. Asked who will be PKR’s candidate for the Kajang state seat since he had been ruled out of the running, Anwar said they would rethink their strategy. Anwar’s legal counsel, Karpal Singh told reporters that what had been done in the Palace of Justice today was a travesty of justice. “There were representatives from foreign countries watching the trial and they have seen it firsthand now,” he told reporters outside the appeal courtroom. “There is clearly a blatant disregard by the appellate court of the facts of the case and the law.” “It is shocking to hear the three-men panel state that under the circumstances, they could not wait for my medical records,” Anwar said. He said the people of Malaysia will have their own views on the case, especially the controversial manner in which it had been conducted. “Putrajaya is not interested in economic malaise, endemic corruption and rising crime. “They are focused on killing, assassinating political opponents. “Today Anwar, on March 11, Karpal. I think it is time that we warn Najib and the arrogant Umno leadership that they must be prepared to face the wrath of the people. “That is Umno’s fear, that once Pakatan Rakyat gets into Putrajaya, we cannot be moved,” Anwar said. He said former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and former Finance Minister Tun Daim Zainuddin had attacked him. “This is clearly an attempt to deny me. That is why they are doing this now. Once we get in, that is the end of Umno.” “They have underestimated the wrath of the people. They are not God and I believe in the wisdom of the people.” Meanwhile, Anwar’s wife and PKR president Datin Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said today’s proceedings had been conducted in the Palace of Justice, but inside there was only injustice. The Court of Appeal today reversed the High Court acquittal of Anwar in the Sodomy II case and sentenced him to five years in jail. |
| Support for Anwar pouring in on social media Posted: 07 Mar 2014 05:07 AM PST Support for opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim poured in on Twitter as news of his sodomy conviction and five year’s jail sentence spread like wildfire through social media websites today. Thousands of Twitter users expressed their shock over the Court of Appeal’s verdict and sentence, and expressed solitarity and support for the PKR de facto leader. Pakatan Rakyat leaders also took to the networking site to convey their disbelief and slammed the judiciary, as well as the Barisan Nasional government, over the conviction. The ruling BN coalition has been accused of engineering Anwar’s sodomy charge largely to silence the opposition leader, who has been attributed with the BN’s dismal performance in the last two general elections. Selangor speaker and Subang Jaya assemblywoman Hannah Yeoh said, “They did this to @anwaribrahim when I was 18. Today at 35, I’ll witness the birth of a new reformasi generation. @anwaribrahim we are with u,” she tweeted. PKR’s deputy publicity chief and Bayan Baru MP Sim Tze Tzin: “Anwar convicted of sodomy 2.0 Clearly political move to remove him from politics. To Najib & Umno, many thousands of Anwar will rise up against you! #Reformasi” Twitter user Izzul Hazwan called on Anwar to be strong, saying: “The verdict reminded me once again that Malaysian justice system was long dead”. Peter Justin Skelchy said of the court decision: “Malaysia’s judiciary has once again demonstrated that we are nothing but a banana republic @anwaribrahim @rafiziramli”. “Anwar Ibrahim sentenced to jail is unacceptable. Clearly it’s the Government’s way to tell people not to mess with them. #Reformasi,” said ??H. “Najib is so unoriginal! Using the same old move again. Persevere, sir! I have a feeling things will right themselves soon,” Timothy Wong said. Former Penang speaker Datuk Abdul Halim Hussain of PKR warned the ruling BN government that “Anwar Ibrahim a leader of world status & BN authoritarian govt out to shut him in jail. Be prepared for economic catastrophe & uncertainty.” Meanwhile, NGO Human Rights Watch Deputy Director Phil Robertson said it was a “dark day” for the Malaysian judiciary, which has shown that it is incapable of “standing up straight” when national political issues are in play. “This trial was all about knocking Anwar Ibrahim out of politics and the government was prepared to do whatever it took to make that happen,” he said. “Anwar and his family appear caught in a never-ending nightmare of his political adversaries’ making, with the courts as the instrument of his political execution.” With this sentence, Anwar’s political career appears to have ended. He will be disqualified from all his political positions and will not be the PKR candidate in the Kajang by-election to be held later this month. PKR lawyer Latheefa Koya hit out at the three-man panel of judges, led by Justice Balia Yusof Wahi, who only took less than two hours to come up with the sentence. “Why have the judges rushed into making a decision and taken such a short time before deciding to reverse Anwar’s Sodomy II acquittal,” she told reporters at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya. “When Karpal Singh was found guilty of sedition by the Ipoh High Court, the sentencing was scheduled to be announced after two weeks. “In Anwar’s case, the sentencing is expected an hour after his acquittal against sodomising Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan was reversed.” It was a “serious injustice” to both parliamentarians, she said, as Anwar and Karpal are scheduled to appear in Parliament next week. “It is very unusual for a court to reverse an acquittal so fast, and even more unusual to deliver sentence so fast.” |
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| Posted: 06 Mar 2014 02:16 AM PST PRESS STATEMENT Why is the Court of Appeal railroading the appeal by the Attorney-General against the acquittal of Anwar Ibrahim for the second sodomy prosecution to commence on 6th April today? Certain facts have come to light with regard to the scheduling of this case. About two weeks ago, a registrar from the registry of the Court of Appeal had communicated to Mr Karpal Singh's office and informed to block the proposed hearing dates of 7-10 April 2014. Mr Karpal' office confirmed that the dates were suitable and would be blocked. However, things then took a different turn when the case management of the appeal took place last week on 27.2.2014. The first unusual feature was that Justice Aziah Ali, one of the presiding bench appointed to hear the appeal, actually presided over the case management. Usually Deputy Registrars or Senior Assistant Registrars preside over case managements. Secondly, counsel Karpal Singh who was present was told that the appeal would now proceed on Thurs 6 and Fri 7 March 2014. When he said he was not available because he was involved in other cases, he was informed that Justice Aziah that those cases would be directed to be vacated so that this appeal would proceed. Questions arise in the mind of the public why the Court of Appeal is suddenly rushing this appeal to be heard now when the original dates were envisaged to be in early April. The entire nation and the world know that Anwar will be nominated by Parti Keadilan Rakyat to run in the Kajang by-election on Tuesday 11 March. Are these reshuffling of dates being done to hand down a conviction and sentence before Tuesday so that Anwar will be prevented from running? It is public knowledge that Anwar's plan to run has caused much turmoil in the UMNO ranks. The Court of Appeal needs to provide an explanation as to why the appeal is being rushed. Merely saying that the appeal has been pending since last year will not be sufficient since the early April dates were already communicated to Karpal Singh. These are serious questions of public interest. Anwar has consistently maintained that all his prosecutions since 1998 have been politically motivated. The judiciary must not be seen to be manipulated by vested political interests who are bent on using the court system to stop Anwar's political career, and by extension, his leadership of PKR and Pakatan Rakyat who continue to present today the biggest threat to UMNO's continued rule. Sivarasa Rasiah |
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| PDRM tak tahu beza antara Volvo dan Daihatsu? Posted: 05 Mar 2014 11:47 PM PST Apa guna ada sistem komputer yang serba canggih dan mahal-mahal?  6 Mac 2014 – Seorang suri rumah disaman kerana memandu melebihi had laju di KM 18.7 Jalan Senai, Johor Bahru pada 2 Februari lalu. Namun yang menjadi persoalan, surat saman diterima Arinee Hama, 38, menunjukkan jenis kereta terbabit ialah Volvo, sedangkan dia memandu Daihatsu Charade, walaupun nombor pendaftaran kedua-duanya sama, BCP 4909. "Saya risau jika pemilik kereta Volvo tersebut menggunakan nombor pendaftaran palsu, seterusnya melakukan jenayah dan sebagainya, jadi saya mohon pihak berkuasa menyiasat perkara ini," katanya. |
| Posted: 05 Mar 2014 11:46 PM PST  Khianat masjid: Pengawal keselamatan ditahan KUALA TERENGGANU 5 Mac 2014 - Polis menahan seorang pengawal keselamatan yang disyaki terlibat dalam kes khianat ke atas Masjid Nasiruddin Shah di Kampung Raja dan Masjid Limbongan di Besut dekat sini, malam kelmarin dan awal pagi semalam. Ketua Polis negeri, Datuk Jamshah Mustafa berkata, suspek berusia 27 tahun, masih bujang dan dipercayai kurang siuman itu ditahan di Besut pada pukul 5 petang semalam. Beliau berkata, suspek berjaya dikesan hasil maklumat orang ramai serta rakaman kamera litar tertutup di dalam masjid selain kecederaan yang dialaminya di bahagian kaki akibat menendang cermin masjid sehingga terpaksa menerima lapan jahitan. Menurut beliau, suspek yang berasal dari Kampung Kluang, Besut mempunyai rekod sakit mental sejak dua tahun lalu serta masih mendapat rawatan. |
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| Selangor To Make Water MoU Public Next Week Posted: 05 Mar 2014 01:10 AM PST  SHAH ALAM: The Selangor government will make public the contents of the water agreement it signed with the federal government next week as promised, Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim said today. Khalid said the Energy, Green Technology and Water Minister Maximus Ongkili had agreed in principle for Selangor to make the memorandum public. He said the state had to undergo certain procedures as required under its Freedom of Information Act before the document could be released. He, however, declined to confirm the authenticity of a MoU document revealed by PKR strategist Rafizi Ramli yesterday, adding that the state did not approve the release of the said document. "We are only interested in releasing our own documents," he said Khalid indirectly dismissed Rafizi's claims that only a number of items in the MoU, such as the Langat II Water Treatment Plant, were irrevocable. "The decision has been made by the state, you (reporters) should read the whole document," he told a press conference after the weekly executive council meeting. He said the signing of the MoU had nothing to do with his recent out-of-court settlement with Bank Islam on a shares dispute worth RM67 million. He also refused to name the PKR leader whom he had claimed might wish to alter the water deal if the person knew about the deal earlier. No water increase for three years Selangor inked the MoU with Putrajaya last Wednesday to allow the federal government to build the Langat 2 Water Treatment Plan in exchange for the state to take over four water concessionaires. The MoU marked the end of six years of intensive horse-trading between the two sides since Selangor announced its intention to restructure the state's water industry and assets. Many Selangor PKR leaders, such as Rafizi and Anwar Ibrahim, were, however, kept in dark over the MoU and had since been questioning the deal. Khalid said last Saturday that the contents of the MoU was irrevocable and binding, as he had specifically asked for the word "irrevocable" to be written in there. Meanwhile, Khalid also announced that the federal and state governments had agreed to sign a yet-to-be-drafted agreement which would detail the plan of the water restructuring exercise. He said the proposed agreement would eleborate on issues such as future water tariffs and estimated revenue after the exercise. He added that the proposed agreement stated that there would be no increase in water tariff for the next three years. Source: FreeMalaysiaToday |
| No Directive for More Water Rationing Posted: 05 Mar 2014 01:00 AM PST  KUALA LUMPUR: Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor (Syabas) said today it had yet to receive any directive from the Selangor government to implement the third stage of water rationing necessitated by the current drought. Syabas Corporate Communications and Public Affairs assistant general manager Priscilla Alfred said there would no change to the second stage of the water rationing. The second stage started on Sunday following a reduction by 200 million litres a day in the release of raw water from the Sungai Selangor Dam. In a portal yesterday, Selangor state executive councillor Elizabeth Wong stated that the people of Selangor must prepare themselves to face the third phase of rationing if the level of water in the Klang Gates Dam continued to drop. She said the third stage of rationing would involve more consumers, including people living in the Ampang and Melawati areas. Wong was quoted as saying that as of yesterday the water at the dam was at 52.91% capacity. She said the situation would be declared as critical if the level dropped to 50%, which would force the implementation of the third phase of water rationing. Priscilla, asked to comment on the complaints by consumers that they received muddy water upon resumption of the water supply each time, said it was caused by sediments in the Syabas mains system. "It is definitely an issue, but it only happens to consumers in certain areas. As such, we urge the affected consumers to let the water flow for a few minutes before using it, because it is unsafe for use," she said. The second stage of water rationing, involving 260 areas with 413,617 households, entered its fourth day today. Source: FreeMalaysiaToday |
| Anwar Berusaha Buat Kali Terakhir Tangguhkan Rayuan Kes Liwat Posted: 05 Mar 2014 12:50 AM PST  Lima hakim Mahkamah Persekutuan sekarang sedang bersidang bagi mendengar permohonan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim untuk menangguhkan keputusan Mahkamah Rayuan yang menolak permonan beliau untuk mengenepikan peguam Tan Sri Muhammad Syafee Abdullah sebagai ketua pendakwa dalam rayuan kes liwatnya. Anwar memfailkan permohonan menangguhkan pelaksanaan dan notis rayuan kepada Pendaftar Mahkamah Persekutuan pagi ini. Pendengaran dengan notis yang singkat itu ditetapkan selepas peguam Karpal Singh dan Sivarara Rasiah menemui Ketua Hakim Negara Tun Ariffin Zakaria di pejabatnya petang ini. Perbicaraan ke atas rayuan pendakwaan kes liwat ditetapkan selama dua hari mulai esok. Isnin lepas, tiga hakim Mahkamah Rayuan yang diketuai Datuk Balia Yusof Wahi memutuskan peguam tidak boleh diputuskan tidak layak dan tidak baik hanya kerana lembaga disiplin mendapati dirinya bersalah atas salah laku. Katanya, walaupun Lembaga Disiplin Peguam dan Peguamcara mendapati dirinya bersalah kerana salah laku, menjadi tugas pendakwaraya menentukan samasa Shafee layak atau orang yang sesuai untuk mengetuai pasukannya dalam kes sodomi itu. Kata Balia, permohonan Anwar remeh, menyusah dan menyalahgunakan proses mahkamah untuk melengah-lengahkan rayuan itu. Balia juga menolak untuk memberikan penangguhan sehingga rayuan ke Mahkamah Persekutuan. Anwar memfailkan permohonan kali ketiga bagi mengenepikan Shafee dengan alasan beliau tidak layak dan sesuai kerana didenda RM5,000 atas kesalahan salah laku oleh Lembaga Disiplin Majlis Peguam. Beliau juga mendakwa, ia akan mengakibatkan pertembungan kepentingan kerana pegawai penyiasat Jude Blacious Pereira didapati tidak boleh dipercayai dalam penyiasatan Suhakam sebelum ini. Anwar pada awalnya mencabar kesahihan perlantikan Shafee di bawah Kanun Prosedur Jenayah tetapi ia ditolak Mahkamah Persekutuan pada 20 November tahun lalu. Permohonan keduanya adalah berdasarkan akuan bersumpah bekas ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Kuala Lumpur Datuk Mat Zain Ibrahim, juga ditolak Mahkamah Persekutuan pada 11 Februari. Pada 9 Januari 2012, Anwar 66, dibebaskan oleh Mahkamah Tinggi daripada dakwaan meliwat bekas pembantunya Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan di sebuah kondominium Bukit Damansara pada 2008. Sumber: TheMalaysianInsider |
| Jurang Pendapatan Akibat Potong Subsidi Posted: 05 Mar 2014 12:40 AM PST  Satu kajian Universiti Malaya menunjukkan pemotongan subsidi bahan api boleh menyebabkan ketidakseimbangan pendapatan bandar dan luar bandar merosot ke tahap yang direkodkan pada tahun 1970. Profesor Pusat Kajian Kemiskinan dan Pembangunan Universiti Malaya Dr Fatimah Kari berkata isirumah Melayu-Bumiputera miskin akan terjejas paling teruk kerana mereka sudahpun berada dalam lurah kemiskinan yang dalam, sama ada di bandar atau di luar bandar. Fatimah yang membentangkan hasil kajiannya kepada media hari ini berkata kemerosotan itu boleh berlaku dalam jangka pendek sehingga tempoh sederhana jika jurang pendapatan ini tidak ditangani melalui dasar ekonomi. "Kita amat bimbang perkara ini. Pada tahun 1970, nisbah pendapatan antara luar bandar dan bandar ialah 1:2 iaitu untuk setiap RM1 yang diperolehi oleh orang luar bandar, orang bandar mendapat RM2. "Data terbaru diterima pada tahun 2012 ialah 1:1.7. Kami rasa ada kemungkinan ia akan kembali kepada tahun pada tahun 1970. "Ini situasi yang menekan, dan ini bermakna tindakan afirmatif selama 40 tahun kini sia-sia," kata Fatimah. Sumber: MalaysiaKini |
| Fomca - Baiki Mutu Hospital Swasta Dulu Posted: 05 Mar 2014 12:30 AM PST  Gabungan Persatuan Pengguna Malaysia (Fomca) menegaskan bahawa bayaran perubatan untuk sektor perubatan swasta tidak patut dinaikkan sebelum kualiti perkhidmatan tersebut ditingkatkan. Naib presiden Fomca Ratna Devi Nadarajan berkata Fomca menerima 882 rungutan mengenai penyedia perkhidmatan kesihatan pada tahun 2011 dan yang majoritinya melibatkan sektor swasta. "Tanggapannya ialah perkhidmatan kesihatan swasta memberi perkhdmatan lebih baik. "Tetapi antara rungutan diterima adalah rawatan yang teruk dari doktor, kegagalan memberitahu sebab untuk rawatan, (melakukan) ujian tidak perlu untuk untuk mengenakan bayaran kepada pelanggan dan dos yang salah (untuk ubat-ubatan)," kata beliau ketika dihubungi. "Jadi dengan peningkatan bayaran, mereka mesti tunjukkan bagaimana perkhidmatan mereka bertambah baik. Dengan kenaikan kadar bayaran itu, pesakit yang mengadu mengenai mutu perkhidmatan sepatutnya mempunyai peluang lebih baik untuk menuntut gantirugi, katanya. "Sekarang, jika mereka tidak gembira dengan perkhidmatan perubatan, mereka boleh bawa kes kepada Majlis Perubatan Malaysia. Tetapi ramai yang tidak sedar bahawa proses dan panelnya terdiri oleh para doktor. "Sebuah tribunal perubatan yang mirip Tribunal Tuntuan Pengguna di bawah Kementerian Perdagangan Dalam Negeri, Koperasi dan Kepenggunaan Malaysia patut diperkenalkan," kata beliau. Sumber: MalaysiaKini |
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