Friday November 2, 2007 DUNGUN: A pair of 14-year-old twin brothers lured a seven-year-old girl to a secluded lane in Paka near here before molesting and raping her. Police arrested the twins, who are in Form Two, yesterday after the victim's father lodged a police report. It is believed that the twins lured the Year One girl, who was on her way home after playing with friends at a playground in her housing estate, with a lollipop on Thursday evening. One of the twins is believed to have molested her while the other raped her. The wailing victim walked to a nearby house and related her ordeal to the occupant. A couple then took the girl to her house where they informed her father. She was then rushed to the hospital. OCPD Supt Dahlan Mohd Noor said the victim’s father lodged a report at the Paka police station. He said the suspects have been remanded and police are waiting for the medical report.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Twins molest and rape 7yr old girl
Tragic news for housewife who went to work
GOMBAK: The mother had only started working about a month ago after years as a housewife. They had been looking for someone to look after their older daughter. Their only son was away at a boarding school and their younger daughter was at the baby-sitter's place. Nine-year-old Preeshena Varshiny was home alone. On Thursday, the family paid a heavy price for leaving her alone without a minder.
Monday November 5, 2007
The little girl was raped, sodomised and murdered before being pushed off the balcony at the posh Casa Mila Tower condominium in Selayang. 
Was raped and sodomised
Police believe someone with access to the condominium could have been responsible for the vicious crime.
The condominium is a gated community and anyone who wants to access the premise must first report to the guardhouse.
“We are investigating this,” Gombak OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Abdullah said, adding that police also believed somebody at the condominium could have seen the girl being lured out from her unit.
Those with information can call Gombak district police headquarters at 03-6138 5222 or the Rakan COP hotline at 03-2115 9999 or send an SMS to 32728, or log on to www.rakancop.net.
He said initial police investigation has ruled out robbery or break-in as a motive.
The source also said police have found a piece of paper with Preeshena’s home telephone number in a vacant unit on the second floor of the same block where she lived.
Police believe Preeshena put up a struggle before she was pushed off the balcony. A window of the unit was found ajar when police inspected it.
Initially, police had thought Preeshena had slipped and fallen to her death.
However, when post mortem results revealed that the SRK St Mary’s pupil, who suffered a broken right arm and multiple bruises on her chest, back and private parts, was raped and sodomised, police reclassified the case as murder.
The victim’s father, who declined to be named, said he believed the person responsible for the killing had monitored the family’s movement.
The father, a marketing and technical manager, said they rarely heard any crime committed at their condominium since they moved in there two-and-a-half years ago.
The 40-year-old said that Preeshena had called him on Wednesday and informed him that someone had knocked on their front door loudly. The father told her not to open the door.
On Thursday, Preeshena was found sprawled on the ground floor by a security guard. She was clad in a blue T-shirt and shorts. The keys to her condominium unit were found nearby her body.
Erra and Emran's bersanding ceremony
Erra and Emran's bersanding ceremony
Engku Emran and singer actress Erra Fazira had a bersanding ceremony in Ampang, Saturday. Relatives, friends and those from the entertainment industry attended the bersanding ceremony. [Credits to thestar.com.my]
Monday, October 22, 2007
Malaysia TV - RTM 2
RTM2 is a television station in Malaysia that is owned by the Malaysian Government through Radio Televisyen Malaysia.
Broadcasting of RTM2 began in 17 November 1969 when the RTM tv channel was split into two channels. It offers entertainment programs, films in Malay, English, Chinese, Korean, Tamil, and Hindi. There are also few dramas and movies in Thai and Spanish.
RTM2, the popular television station from RTM appeared with a new image and sloganYour Family Channel (Formerly known as The Golden Channel). The launch of RTM2 as Your Family Channel was on August 20, 2004, after the renewing of RTM1 that was launched on August 4 when RTM1 was changed to The Infotainment Channel by the Information Minister , Datuk Paduka Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir.
As one of government departments, some elements such as sex and violence are controlled. With the competition with other increasing commercial networks which is expanding, new programs such as Playtime On 2, E-Shoppers, Whassup and Elegance On 2 were introduced to the network. Other than that, for the Chinese and Indian viewers, new slot are introduced. Called "Jajaran Cinta", it showcases Tamil and Hindi programmes daily at 5:00pm till 7:00pm. Mandarin and Cantonese programmes are aired from 7:00pm till 11:30pm on Mondays, while Tuesdays to Sundays starts from 7:00pm till 8:30pm. Chinese programmes are also aired in the morning on weekdays at 10:00 a.m. till 12:30 a.m. and in the wee hours of 1:30 a.m.
As trying to succeed the renewal of RTM, is an effort to apply the good things to direct to the building of personality to make it stable and accessible to the station recently. Although TV2 is more commercial, it will also do the rights to promote the family values with the variation of programs.
On April 1, 2006, RTM2 assumed its present name (previously known as TV2), but its slogan remains the same; and from April 3, 2006, this channel broadcasts 24 hours daily, offering more programmes for viewers who stay up late to watch television.
Both RTM1 and RTM2 as well as its 32 radio stations celebrates its 61st Anniversary Bash this year (2007).
Formerly, RTM2 airs TV Pendidikan from 1972-1999. Now, TV Pendidikan airs on TV9.
RTM2 currently broadcasts under VHF (Very High) Frequency band III, although some parts of Malaysia retransmits the signal in UHF. In the Klang Valley, the VHF channel for RTM2 is 8, with a weaker transmission on channel 10 in certain parts of the Klang Valley.
Most recently, this channel has been criticized for not airing most of the F1 events (only 7 out of the 17 races live, the rest are delayed telecast). Many viewers are upset that RTM is not serious about the coverage and this telecast rights should be given back to private TV stations.
RTM2 is also available over Astro on channel 102.
Malaysia TV - RTM 1
TV1 or Radio Televisyen Malaysia 1 or RTM1 as of April 3, 2006 is a television station in Malaysia that is owned by the Malaysian Government under the Ministry of Information. TV1 was launched on December 28, 1963. TV1
TV1, the
As of April 1, 2006, the channel changed its slogan to "Saluran Inforia" and was renamed as RTM1. The change of its slogan to "Saluran Inforia" from "Saluran Infotainmen Anda" is in line with the government's policy to use the Malay language properly. "Infotainmen" is deemed inaccurate Malay language (as infotainmen is a word combining Informasi, A Malay loanword and Entertainmen (Entertainment) , An English word.)
Being a non-profit governmental department and not subject to commercial pressure, TV1 shows are suitable for family viewing.
As trying to succeed the renewal of RTM, is an effort to apply the good things to direct to the building of personality to make it stable and accessible to the station recently. Other than that, TV2 also received the new image and the new name on August 20, 2004.
Daily broadcasts starts about 10 minutes before Azan Subuh and ends at 2:00am. 24-hour broadcast is only available during the month of Ramadhan only.
RTM1, RTM2 and the radio stations that are controlled by RTM are broadcast from their headquarters in Angkasapuri, Kuala Lumpur.
RTM1 currently broadcasts under VHF (Very High) Frequency band III. However, RTM1 still broadcasts under VHF band I in certain remote areas. In the Klang Valley, the VHF channel is 5.
RTM1 is also available over Astro on Channel 101 (formerly channel 5, then channel 1) and over StarHub in Singapore via Channel 39.
