Berikut sebahagian lagi gambar2 tragedi banjir KL 3 Mac 2009. So, bila 'park' kereta kt KL... be ready to take your own risk! Nampaknya, bertambah luaslah pintu rezeki company2 insurans kt negara kita. For sure, ramai yg akan beli insurans kenderaan yg cover kerugian utk flood sekali, even terpaksa bayar premium lebih! 
Semalam KL banjir lagi! Boleh dikatakan hampir setiap tahun pasti warga kota terpaksa berdepan dgn situasi sukar begini. Kehadiran 'SMART Tunnel' seolah-olah tidak membawa maksud apa-apa, sungguhpun pihak pemerintah berulang-ulang kali mencanang serata pelusok tanahair ttg keberkesanannya utk menyelesaikan masalah banjir di KL. Jutaan RM telah dibelanjakan, namun harapan warga kota ternyata masih hampa!
KUALA LUMPUR: Shamsiah Fakeh, the veteran Communist leader who spent nearly 40 years in exile in China, died at 9am on Monday, after a lung infection. She was 84.
She passed away at her home in Jalan Kuchai Lama, according to her son Jamaluddin Ibrahim, 46.
Shamsiah was in poor health following a stroke in 1999 and, in the years prior to her death, she was largely unable to speak or walk, he said.
She is survived by two sons and four grandchildren.
An important figure in the struggle before independence, Shamsiah led the Angkatan Wanita Sedar (AWAS), Malaya’s first nationalist women’s organisation.
When the Malayan Emergency was declared in 1948, Shamsiah joined the predominantly ethnic-Malay 10th Rejiment of the Malayan Communist Party (MCP).
After 8 years in the jungle, she was sent to China in 1956 before returning to Malaysia in 1994.
The Kuala Pilah native, whose life was documented in the recent book Shamsiah Fakeh: Dari AWAS ke Rejimen Ke-10, was married 5 times and her husbands included nationalist leader Ahmad Boestamam and fellow MCP leader Ibrahim Mohamad.
Extracted from : STAR ONLINE 20/10/2008
