| OH..MY..
GOD!!!!:
Now.. where are you????You big and bitchy mouth? Fancy talking
about other people's wrongdoing when the fact is that your
father and brothers are much more worse than Hj Shadoon or Peter
Wong put together!! Now tell us more about people's faults..it
might ring a bell!!
Anonymous 21.11.2001...BRAVO to you!! You
really thought that your research work was very good when in
fact it was NOT!!!! You may be right about those Graduates
Trainees not being paid and that Foreign Consultant who filed a
report!!!! Now what you failed to find out was the other side of
the true story! You should be more neutral next time or may be
more brilliantly organised with your research so that we
wouldn't have to laugh behind your back next time..like it is
now!! Let us give you a few advice.. LOOK BEFORE YOU
LEAP...initially, Think Before You Write!! Reliable 22.11.2001 |
| RoadRage:
Been
living in Brunei for some years, I must say that vehicles don't
kill. It is what behind the steering wheel that does the
killing. Undoubtedly drivers need to control the art of speed.
Educated driver will drive sensibly than the ignorant. So you
fellow drivers, please control yourself.
DT dave_0168@hotmail.com
27.09.2001 |
| Advertise:
Honestly
I get fed up reading your news because, all the advertisers are
mostly covering it, why don’t you put all ads in one page like
www.kumudam.com ,,,
c'mon be strategic, it's so dead site at all!!! think for a
change not all those big ads are mostly seen, why don’t you
put banners on line instead of news online??? If that’s the
case. gwendeline casco gc@pacific.sg.net
26.09.2001 |
| Speedy recovery for Grace Ng: At
last I managed to see her condition although through the
Internet. She was very lucky to survive this tragic accident. I
wish her speedy recovery, Regards, Yurlina Yusuf Ex-PY 1986. Yurlina
Bte Yusuf aynurss@pacific.net.sg
26.09.2001 |
Accident of the SSYEAP Leaders:
Dear Editor, I am the foster mother of Mr. Nobu Suzuki who was
critically hurt in the accident. Please send him our deepest
regret in the tragedy and I am glad to hear that he is now in a
stable condition.
Please send him our message and our prayers for his speedy
recovery. We hope to hear more update news from you with regards
to the accident which has saddened us so deeply. Thanking you
for your kind attention. Azizah Binte A. Rahim rauna@singnet.com.sg
26.09.2001 |
| Let's
us say a prayer: Hi
fellow py's. Just got the news of the death of Akiko Shinohara (AKO)
in Brunei during the Ship program and was saddened by the news.
I had a chance to get to know her after the SIGA 2001 Thailand
and she was keeping in touch with me on the this year program.
She was very excited and was looking forward to be on board
Nippon Maru again, just like many of us. Let's pray for
her and wish her to be in a better world. I will miss her
and I am sure all of us will miss her as well. Pass this around
to all fellows py's around the region and let the spirits of
SSEAYP live on together with AKO Chan, she will be happy to know
that she will always live in the heart of this spirit. AKO
Chan, keep smiling. Victor Yeong vikthor@pacific.net.sg
25.09.2001 |
| SSEAYP
2001:
I would like so send my deepest condolence to the victim on the
Ship for the South Est Asia Youth Programme (2001). It was so
sad for us to hear of what had happened to our SSEAYP Family. Muhamad
Noor, ex-py99, Singapore. Muhamad Noor Hasan o_corner@pacific.net.sg
25.09.2001 |
| Accident:
My heart goes to the victims of the accident. I was a
participant of the programme in 1990. Hope that all those
who are injured will get well soon. Siti Aishah Abdullah
sih@moe.edu.sg 24.09.2001 |
| Our
prayers go out to them: We are most completely shocked to
hear about the tragic accident. We could not believe that
such a terrible thing like this will forever mar the beautiful
memories we have of SSEAYP. To the families and loved ones
of those that perished, our prayers and sincerest condolences
and to all those who are recuperating in the hospital,
specially, our dear Grace, our thoughts are with you. Get
well soon. To the rest of the SSEAYP 2001 community, may
you have a safe journey. Leni C Ingking tasha@singnet.com.sg
24.09.2001 |
| Grace,
Singapore National Leader: Please
send my regards to Grace Ng. I am shocked to hear about the
incident and hope that she would recover soon. I'll catch up
with her in Singapore. Thank you. Peter Kock pkock@pacific.net.sg
24.09.2001 |
| Accident
in Brunei: It
is very sad to hear the news. May God bless of you. Grace, Take
care of yourself & all of you will pray for your fast
recovery. Desmond SSEAYP1990. Desmond Boey dboey@sldeasia.com
24.09.2001 |
| Sorry
to hear the news from Brunei: To:
All Participants of SSEAYP 2001, Take Care & May God Bless
All of you during the Youth Ship Programme.
From: All of us at SDS (SINGAPORE). Social
Development Service stardus@hotmail.com
24.09.2001 |
Stay
Strong: PYs
2001;
I was saddened to hear the news about the incident. Do keep your
spirit strong. All the SSEAYP family will always be with you. Herman
(Singapore XPY 94) herman94@sseayp.org
24.09.2001 |
shocked:
It
was heart-breaking news to hear about the accident. No matter
which year you participated, each and everyone of us are like
one big family members.
Participating Youths will surely remember the cheerful face of
Ms Akiko Shinohara who was the OBSC for Japan back in 1999. Now
we will surely miss her especially those whose lives were
touched by her strong character.
On behalf of Participating Youths in 1999, I would like to
express our sincere condolence to the family members who lost
their loved ones from this accident.
Love, SHAIFUL Singapore PY99. shaiful khairi shighful99@sseayp.org
24.09.2001 |
| Beating
the Redlight:
Never try beating the red light! The bus driver had his last
chance to beat the red light. These bus drivers have to be
trained! Hope Grace is all right. Please convey my message to
her that we are praying for her quick recovery and hope she
returns to Singapore soon to be with her family who must be
extremely worried for her. (The 10 year old brother of Nadir who
is also in the ship Nippon Maru). Abbas Zafar abbaszafar@hotmail.com
24.09.2001 |
| Drive
Carefully:
I think the drivers of buses should drive carefully! The Speed
Limit should be at most 90km/h, and imagine the grief of the
families of the dead. Speeding is the no.1 road killer. Prevent
it! Abbas Zafar abbaszafar@hotmail.com
24.09.2001 |
Need
improvements before Tele-Medicine:
It is a good idea to have Tele-Medicine in Brunei Darussalam but
before starting these modern things, the authorities should
improve a lot of other hospital functions. For example:
1) Medicine supply. Common phenomenon to observe the necessary
medicines are many a time out of stock.
2) Pharmaceutical Services - Improvements in Out-Patient
Pharmacy, Polyclinic Pharmacy and In-Patient Pharmacy. The
country has yet to have a Satellite Pharmacy in hospitals in
Brunei.
3) Need to network all the hospital services soon before
Tele-medicine can be implemented.
4) Medical record system needs urgent upgrading. Ali Ahmad
16.09.2001 |
| Amedeo
Bankruptcy: Be
it you are overseas and fear of returning to Brunei, you are
still liable to stand trial in a court of law. The Prince
returned and faced the court, why aren't his cronies?
These people are the true gold diggers of our nation. Our
court of law should not just only insist on Danny Wong stand
trial via video conferencing, if you have a part in the demise
of the company, you should stand trail and face the court of law
in person. After all, Danny Wong knew in the first place what
and where Amedeo was heading for. He bloody well knew how
to reap the profits, but when the business failed, he cowardly
runs into hiding!!!! How can we let irresponsible people
like this be leaders in our business community?? Joel Ng
joel65675@yahoo.com
15.09.2001 |
Confiscate
all Danny Wong’s assets and hang him:
Dear All Bruneians,
It is evident that Danny Wong is mishandling his authority. He
should return or Brunei government should confiscate all his
asset and put him away for the rest of his life. What I don't
understand is how can a low life like Danny Wong can be
consultant or even a MD to any company? johnny Wong j_wong@yahoo.com
15.09.2001 |
Empire
Hotel:
I have stayed a few times in The Empire and it is absolutely
fantastic!! Besides the fact that the hotel has not many guests
and I was the only person enjoying the pool, it is a magnificent
place.
Unfortunately the PR for this resort is not organised it seems,
no publicity is made and no wonder people don't know about the
existence of the place!!
It would be a shame for Brunei if this place would have to
close! For one's Brunei has something to offer with style!! But,
why is it that the Brunei people do not use this facility to
enjoy themselves...it has the best and only nice restaurants in
the little country but...it is so sad to see that there is more
staff (the most friendly I ever met) than visitors!
I hope that the head of the country realises that it would be a
shame for his country and himself if this story would get the
headlines in many papers again. The image as "the riches
country in the world" has long gone and it is time for
change!
It is time that the Sultanate starts to rethink their policies
if they are willing to attracted tourists!! And make it into an
attractive place!!! Why not look at other Muslim places like
Dubai, where tourism is booming because people feel welcome and
are not put up with plenty of restrictions before they get out
of the plane!
Brunei could be a great holiday destination but it needs to
change!! This does not mean that it cannot keep it's own culture
but it means that it starts to think how it can become a happy
place where people feel Free! Ann Kaelen happysnake@hotmail.com
06.09.2001 |
| Telecom:
In Singapore and Malaysia the Telecom is privatised, so the
Corporations and the Management take criticisms seriously so as
to improve the service to the public. I sincerely welcome
this change and hope that will happen in Brunei as well. Haji
Kassim Chia ctcia@singnet.com.sg
07.08.2001 |
