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Kerajaan Negeri Selangor menyambut positif pemakluman Menteri Kesihatan Malaysia, YB Datuk Seri Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad, berkenaan persetujuan lokasi tapak yang dicadangkan untuk pembinaan Hospital Awam Petaling Jaya. Keputusan ini adalah susulan daripada mesyuarat penyelarasan terkini pada 14 Mei 2026 melibatkan agensi Persekutuan, Negeri, dan Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan. Pengumuman tersebut memperlihatkan kerjasama utuh peranan kedua belah pihak serta memberikan pencerahan kepada kaedah Kerajaan Persekutuan dan Kerajaan Negeri mencapai kata putus perihal kesihatan awam khususnya dalam aspek pembinaan serta pengoperasian hospital seperti yang termaktub dalam Jadual Kesembilan Perlembagaan Persekutuan. Usaha mencari tapak bagi hospital awam Petaling Jaya telah digerakkan secara lebih aktif oleh Kerajaan Negeri semenjak tahun 2018 dengan mengambil kira peningkatan penduduk di Daerah Petaling yang kini mencecah 2.3 juta. Di Petaling Jaya sahaja terdapat lebih 800,000 penduduk. Sehingga kini, penduduk sekitar Daerah Petaling bergantung kepada Hospital Sungai Buloh berkapasiti 1,037 katil, Hospital Shah Alam berkapasiti 490 katil dan Pusat Perubahan Universiti Malaya berkapasiti 946 katil yang diuruskan oleh Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi (KPT). Pada masa yang sama, Kerajaan Negeri telah bekerjasama rapat dengan Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM) untuk mengatasi isu akses dan kesesakan hospital awam di kawasan lain seluruh Selangor. Misalnya, Hospital Cyberjaya dan Hospital Tanjong Karang yang masing-masing berkapasiti 288 katil dan 150 katil dibina siap pada tahun 2022 oleh KKM dengan kerjasama Kerajaan Negeri bagi hal urusan tanah. Tambahan kepada itu, Hospital Kapar dengan kapasiti 312 katil dijadualkan siap pada akhir tahun ini dan bakal mengurangkan kesesakan di Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Klang serta Hospital Shah Alam. Lokasi tapak Hospital Petaling Jaya yang diterima oleh KKM amat bertepatan dengan keperluan penduduk Petaling Jaya, terutamanya dari segi akses, kapasiti, kos tanah, dan jarak berdekatan dengan penduduk tempatan. Tambahan kepada itu, lokasi tersebut membolehkan Hospital Petaling Jaya dengan kapasiti 500 katil dapat didirikan dengan konsep vertikal seperti yang dilaksanakan di Hospital Ampang tanpa perlu bergantung kepada tanah yang terlalu luas dan akan mengoptimumkan kos bagi KKM. Dalam lawatan tapak yang akan dilaksanakan segera oleh KKM minggu ini, agensi dan pegawai Kerajaan Negeri akan bersama termasuk Unit Perancang Ekonomi Negeri, Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya dan Pejabat Daerah Petaling. Kerajaan Negeri Selangor bersedia memudahcara dan menyegerakan proses urusan tanah supaya pembinaan Hospital Petaling Jaya oleh Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia dapat membawa manfaat penduduk Daerah Petaling, khususnya Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, dan Puchong. DATO’ SERI AMIRUDIN SHARI DATO’ MENTERI BESAR SELANGOR 27HB MEI 2026

Malaysia exports rise by 36.9% over past year, to a new record high and beat market forecasts.

@The_Mamu Where did he learn Kamehameha? I wanna learn also.

Woke up to news of this idiot MP from PAS 'forgiving people who criticized' him.. this gesture wasnt AI generated. Oh the endless possibilities.

Batik Pahang

@drebarmayat @FaktaBukanAuta Dia tengah minta dan marah sekali. Kad tak cukup tempat tulis.

@FaktaBukanAuta pakcik tu kalau nak tulis se tan jarak la skit..ni rapat adehh

Terima kasih yg cadangkan harga lantai belian padi RM3,000 berbanding skrg RM1,500/tan. Sekali ganda naiknya, atas kertas memang syoq dengaq. Tapi tahukah anda harga padi di Thai & Vietnam rata² nya RM900-RM1000 per tan. Jika beli padi dari Thai & Vietnam siap proses jauh lebih murah dari padi basah di Malaysia, kilang mana nak beli dari Pak Tani Malaysia? Lebih baik kilang tukar bisnes beli padi kpd import beras. Tak logik ka cadangan RM3,000 harga lantai padi? Logik ja kalau kita semua bersedia beli beras sekampit 10kg pada harga - RM60-RM65 berbanding skrg RM26. ✅ Maukah kita?

A friend told me that Singapore's HDB is a form of wealth transfer by their government. I didn't know what he meant. Wealth transfer from who, to who, and how? We have PPR in Malaysia. Isn't that just our version of HDB? The more I dug, the less true that turned out to be. Start with who each system is for. PPR is welfare. The income cap is RM3,000 per month. Earn RM3,500 and you do not qualify. It is for the bottom half of B40. HDB is the default. Around 80 percent of Singaporeans live in HDB flats. The income ceiling for new flats goes up to SGD 14,000 per month, roughly RM48,000. Almost everyone qualifies. So one is a safety net. The other is the country's main housing system. That is a huge difference at the starting line. Now financing. This is the part nobody talks about. Every working Singaporean contributes to CPF. Roughly 20 percent of their salary plus 17 percent from their employer. That money funds the HDB downpayment. It also pays the monthly mortgage directly, no commercial bank in between. The whole thing is a closed loop. The government builds the flat, sells it to you, holds your retirement savings, and pays itself back from your retirement savings. In Malaysia, PPR ownership is paid through commercial bank loans. Regular mortgage. Regular interest. Regular default risk. EPF can be tapped for housing in limited ways but is not structurally integrated with public housing the way CPF is with HDB. This is why HDB ownership is near-universal in Singapore. You almost cannot avoid owning a flat because the retirement system is built to push you toward one. Then there is the part that turns this from a housing system into a wealth-building system. HDB flats are sold at subsidized prices and appreciate in price almost from the moment it's sold. The HDB Resale Price Index has gone up roughly 50 percent since 2009, even though the flats are technically depreciating 99-year leaseholds. The newer the lease, the better the location, the better the resale value. So Singaporeans who bought HDB flats in their twenties and thirties are sitting on assets that have grown alongside the country. They can sell, downgrade, and keep the difference. They can borrow against it. They can pass the lease on to family. PPR units do not appreciate the same way. The resale market is thin. The locations are not desirable. The buyers are limited to other low-income households. The unit you bought for RM35,000 might still be worth RM35,000 fifteen years later in real terms. So one system gives you a home and a wealth-building asset. The other gives you a home. OK so let me circle back to my friend's claim. Why is HDB a wealth transfer? I think I see it now. In the 1960s and 70s, the Singapore government acquired most of the country's land under the Land Acquisition Act, often below market rates. They paid the old landowners less than the land was worth. Then they built flats on that land and sold them at subsidised prices to the population. The wealth transfer flowed from old landowners to new flat buyers, with the government as the middleman. Land that would have made a small number of families very rich was converted into housing that 80 percent of the population could afford. By 1985, the Singapore government owned 76 percent of the country's land, up from 31 percent in 1949. That was the foundation everything else was built on. You might be wondering why Malaysia cannot just do the same. The political moment for that kind of land acquisition has passed. Singapore did it during a specific window of nation-building under a one-party government. Malaysia has federalism, state land powers, multiple ethnic land claims, and a political environment where mass land acquisition would be near impossible. So PPR is not a smaller HDB. PPR is a different programme answering a different question. HDB asks "how do we house everyone." PPR asks "how do we shelter the poorest." These are not the same project. When someone says Malaysia should have an HDB, they are really asking us to redo a 1965 nation-building exercise in 2026. That is much bigger than just building more PPR. Did you learn something today like I did?

Saddiq tu walaupun sedang mabuk bercinta, dia - - Sempat tamatkan pengajian di National University of Singapore. Dia nak jadi MP yang berilmu - Kutip sumbangan untuk bantu anak Muar - Rekod hadir parlimen 100% Sekarang kau beritahu, apa Hadi Awang buat? Sibuk bercinta juga ke?

Saya tak tahu menahu tentang apa yang berlaku di N9. MB N9 @dsaminuddin adalah seperti abang saya, isterinya seperti kakak kepada isteri saya. Saya hanya boleh berdoa dari jauh seperti seorang adik kepada abangnya. Saya sempat telefon dia pukul 10+ pagi tadi. Nak tanya khabar. Dia gelak & gembira, katanya baru lawat 2 sekolah. Ada 4 sekolah lagi dia nak lawat hari ni, tapi berhenti gerai kejap minum pagi bersama isteri. Saya tidak bimbang sebab Tok Min ni orang baik. Jauh lebih baik dari saya. Saya kenal dia masa dia duduk rumah teres setingkat, pakai Exora. Selepas jadi MB bertahun-tahun, perangainya tetap sama macam masih duduk rumah teres setingkat. Apa pun terjadi, Insya Allah tidak mengganggu fikiran Tok Min & Kak Wan. Semuanya ada hikmah. Itu kelebihan orang yang tahu pangkat dan jawatan itu hanyalah amanah yang menjadi pinjaman.

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@ruffleseed @DrMasIindaSis I’m not a parent. What should I ask myself?

Before you cast your vote next PRU If you are a parent, ask yourself which government, whose cabinet, which minister and deputy minister removed liquid nicotine from the Poisons List - which enabled the sale of nicotine-based vapes to anyone, including minors

😭 That's the 2026 Puskás Award decided, then.

Pfizer toxicologist stands in the German Bundestag and says what everyone knew who didn't want to look away. 60,000 additional deaths in temporal connection with the COVID-19 vaccination. Not estimated by fringe thinkers, but the result of a pharmacoepidemiological analysis, presented by an expert who no longer lets himself be fobbed off with the usual "that's complex" platitudes. The system was simple: Emergency authorization without long-term data. Pressure instead of enlightenment. Reports of side effects were collected, but not evaluated. The Paul-Ehrlich-Institut documented, but drew no consequences. The Robert Koch-Institut communicated excess mortality in such a way that the numbers fit. Children, young people, pregnant women – everything without sufficient data basis, without legally binding enlightenment, without those responsible ever being asked if they knew what they were doing. The legal category is called: prohibited human experiments. Not as a comparison, but as a criminal classification. Whoever pushes a novel active substance without sufficient testing into a population and systematically circumvents the statutory duties of pharmacovigilance has crossed the line that is not crossed even in wartime. The demand is called: Nuremberg Trials. Not as revenge fantasy, but as constitutional state. If the democratic basic order allows state authorities together with private corporations to turn people into test subjects, then this order must account for itself in court. Some say the comparison with Nuremberg is exaggerated. True. In Nuremberg the perpetrators knew what they were doing. Here they knew it too. They just call it differently. Credit to @SHomburg

@localrkyt Kenapa kereta dc tak rakam habis dulu baru belah. Kang nak cari part 2 dimana?

Bawa moto melulu, jumpa pula owner kereta jenis baran 😅👍🏻

@zaidibrahim One is a necessity for work, another is to protest on the rising cost of fuel by wasting fuel. People say as you grow older you tend to become wiser. Apparently not in your case

Some people don’t like Dr Samsuri, the PN chairman. Even organising a motorcycle convoy of 10,000 doing a 10-kilometre ride was described as wasteful and stupid They said he should not waste fuel on political activities But they forgot that the motorcycle convoy probably cost no more than 50,000 (at 90 sen per kilometre), a lot less than PMX trips to Perak - Johor for his political meetings at the same time. And the motorcyclists paid with their own money If PMX flies in his Airbus AJC or the smaller Bombardier, the trip will cost more than 150,000. Not just fuel, but also the related expenses of using jets The criticism of the PAS activities/leaders should be more measured and less spiteful. What say you

The greatest show in the world is ready. Are you? 🏆 #FIFAWorldCup

Tiada caj tol untuk kapal Malaysia di Selat Hormuz, kata duta Iran dlvr.it/TRnRQF

The three wise men of automotive journalism…

Senators can be ministers. Maybe he could take over the home ministry. We need someone brave like him to solve the corporate mafia scandal

Bloomberg: Azam has been campaigning to be made a senator after he leaves the job, three people familiar with the matter said. Interesting

Fast XI. Premiers Summer 2026.