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BUKIT LANJAN: QC Ng - another Malaysian-born success story to emulate

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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Jern-Fei Ng QC is described in the legal directories as “a formidable advocate”; “rising star”; “undoubted star junior” and “QC in waiting” with “first-class advocacy skills” who “comes up with extremely clever points” and has an ability to “present practical legal solutions that not only win you the battles, but also the war.” Increasingly acting as sole and lead counsel in a wide array of matters before courts and arbitration tribunals in different countries, in particular London, Singapore and Hong Kong. Jern-Fei was appointed to Queen’s Counsel in February 2018. Recommended as a leading practitioner by the most recent editions of The Legal 500 UK (six areas of practice), Chambers UK (three areas of practice), Legal 500 Asia-Pacific (three areas of practice), Chambers Asia (three areas of practice), and Chambers Global (three areas of practice). Eight of these recommendations are Band 1 rankings. Named by Legal Week as one of ten Stars at the Bar for 2012 for

BUKIT LANJAN: 1.5 billion smart phones sold in 2017, and they are getting smarter than humans by the day!

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Heavy Cell Phone Use Can Quadruple Your Risk of Deadly Brain Cancer January 06, 2015 Story at-a-glance · Those who use their cell phones the most are twice as likely to develop lethal brain cancer (glioma) compared to those whose exposure is minimal · Those who have used either a cell phone or cordless house phone for more than 25 years have triple the risk of glioma, compared to those who have used them for less than one year By Dr. Mercola No one wants to hear that something as "indispensable" as your cell phone might cause grave harm to your health, but that's exactly what mounting evidence tells us we're faced with … for more, go to  https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2015/01/06/cell-phone-use-brain-cancer-risk.aspx BUKIT LANJAN: 1.5 billion smart phones sold in 2017, and they are getting smarter than humans by the day! Smart phones are getting smarter by the day. And it will dominate the lifestyle of man to a point of no return. Market

BUKIT LANJAN: Proton-Geely critics! Just shut-up!

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China’s Geely takes majority stake in Lotus, shares in Proton by  Mike Costello SENIOR EDITOR 24 May 2017 China’s largest privately-owned automotive group, Zhejiang Geely Holding, has agreed to a deal that will hand it the majority stake in famed British sports-car brand Lotus. The Chinese group – which also owns Volvo Cars and the London Taxi Company – will also take a 49.9 per cent share in Lotus’ current parent, Malaysian company Proton. The binding heads of agreement announced today is between Geely’s holding company and the current umbrella for Proton/Lotus, DRB-HICOM … for more, go to  http://www.caradvice.com.au/553503/chinas-geely-takes-majority-stake-in-lotus-shares-in-proton/   BUKIT LANJAN: Proton-Geely critics! Just shut-up! The global car technology and industry is undergoing a tremendous evolution and transformation that is set to change lifestyle. And it is not only about full electric vehicles (EVs). It is also focused on automated or driv

BUKIT LANJAN: Pek Moh to cops - Don’t wait for another death to act!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LamzXPXM_8Q  (VIDEO: The Horrific Abuse of Indonesian Maids in Malaysia - this video has to date registered 1.2 million since Aug 2007. Malaysians and Malaysia’s image as a civilised society is extremely tainted!) BUKIT LANJAN: Pek Moh to cops - Don’t wait for another death to act! https://youtu.be/SnKOtrMJDlM (VIDEO: An elderly woman assaulting a young-looking girl) A 59-year-old woman has been charged with murdering an Indonesian maid and her 32-year-old daughter charged with employing an illegal foreigner. Both, if found guilty as charged, deserve the maximum punishment or sentence by the court, including the death penalty for the mother. “The death of another foreign maid in Malaysia at the hands of Malaysians has tarnished the image of the country as a civilised society and nation,” Gerakan Deputy Speaker Syed Abdul Razak Alsagoff said. He said it was not surprising for Indonesia to react angrily and ban the “export” of maids to Mala

BUKIT LANJAN: Please! No mercy to the nine soldiers if they are found guilty of gang raping teen girl

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Remember this so-called diplomat soldier? An international disgrace to Malaysia! Malaysian envoy to be extradited on NZ sex charge FRI, OCT 24, 2014 - 7:01 AM [KUALA LUMPUR] A Malaysian military attache who invoked diplomatic immunity to escape an attempted rape charge in Wellington will be extradited to New Zealand on Friday to stand trial, officials said. Muhammad Rizalman Ismail will depart Malaysia escorted by two New Zealand police officers and two members of the Malaysian military, the foreign ministry in Kuala Lumpur said. "Malaysia is confident that Mr. Rizalman will be accorded a fair trial by the New Zealand court," it said in a statement … for more, go to  http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/government-economy/malaysian-envoy-to-be-extradited-on-nz-sex-charge BUKIT LANJAN: Please! No mercy to the nine soldiers if they are found guilty of gang raping teen girl UPDATE (4.18pm Feb 25):  Victim of alleged gang rape tries to take own life (Read s

BUKIT LANJAN: Theft of school test papers a reminder to all about a lapse in security

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Education Minister II Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh holding up a sample set of UPSR examination papers at Bangunan Lembaga Peperiksaan Malaysia, Putrajaya, September 12, 2014. Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said today that several officials have been suspended over the two leaked UPSR examination paper. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa Examination Syndicate director, deputy, suspended over UPSR leaks Friday September 12, 2014 05:32 PM GMT+8UPDATED: September 12, 2014 07:11 PM GMT+8KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 12 — The Malaysian Examination Syndicate director and deputy director of operations have been suspended over the two leaked UPSR examination papers, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said today. English daily the New Straits Times also tweeted the education minister as saying that Education Department deputy director-general Datuk Misrah Ibrahim will take over as Examination Syndicate director pending investigations, after the director Dr Na’imah Ishak and deputy Dr Wan Ilias Wan Salleh were suspended. “