12 thoughts on “Your MP”

  1. Agree with immediate ban because it is affecting public health unless the telcos can prove that it is 100% safe. No more profits for telcos at the expense of public health.

  2. Terlebih dahulu saya ingin mengucapkan Syabas kepada YB Wee kerana membangkitkan isu ini.

    Saya bersetuju dengan pengharaman sertamerta kepada syarikat Telco memasang atena dan cakera di bangunan dan ditempat awam. Selain daripada masalah kesihatan wujudnya atena dan cakera mencacatkan pemandangan.

    Pihak berwajib terutama Kementerian Kesihatan patut membuat kajian samada pemasangan atena dan cakera tidak membahayakan kesihatan rakyat. Kajian tersebut hendaklah telus dan laporan kajian tersebut hendaklah diumum kepada orang ramai.

    Difahamkan pancaran elektromagnet mungkin menyebabkan Leukemia, barah otak, Sclerosis (penyakit yang menyerang otak dan tulang belakang yang mengancam kawalan otot dan penglihatan. Diharap pihak kerajaan akan serius dengan ancaman kesihatan tersebut.

  3. tatkala para peniaga lebih mementingkan keuntungan daripada kesihatan awam, maka bermulalah kiamat untuk kita semua

    penyakit barah sangat menyeksa kepada pesakit serta ahli keluarganya. Oleh kerana hendak menjimat kos pemasangan peralatan, atau kerana rakus mendapatkan pendapatan sewa yang berlebihan, maka perbuatan membunuh orang lain sanggup dilakukan

    bukankah ini bertentangan dengan semua ajaran agama? apakah tindakan DBKL serta Kementeriaan Kommunikasi ?

  4. Mr Wee:

    I am really sorry for the late translation because i just surfed to your blog…holidays maa…rite…hihi**

    Hopefully the recent translations did not misrepresent your articles…

    “Wish all of you have a great MOTHERS DAY celebration” ^^

    with kind regards,

  5. To Anonymous of 4:37pm

    Please keep it up and help YB Wee to reach the Chinese readers in Wangsa Maju. Better late than never. Excellent translation.

    But why keep yourself Anonymous? You can use a nick like “Translator” then we will “know” it’s you (you know what I mean) 🙂

  6. Anom,

    let it be known that your command of Chinese and your translation work is most admirable.

    Keep it up, I am sure the Chinese readers will be able to get the benefit

    thanks and have a nice mother’s day too!

  7. Anonymous

    Thank you so much for the translation. Your translation work is brilliant. I have been informed by a few friends that your translation work is first class. I agree with One Eye Jack that you should use a nick name so that we will know that it is from you.

    Thank you so much for the help. Happy Mother Day to you too.

    With kindest regards

    wee choo keong

  8. terime kasih YB kerana prihatin mengenai masalah ini
    saya berharap YB dapat membangkitkan isu ini ke peringkat

    parlimen, agar masalah ini dapat tersebar ke seluruh negara,kerna masalah ini bkn shj terdapat di wangsa maju

    malahdi serata bandar di Malaysia, agar penguatkuasaan dapat menyelesaikan masalah ini dan juga pihak Telco

    lebih bertanggungjawab dalam hal ini

  9. One Eye Jack :

    Thanks for your words, i appreciate it a lot , i hope i can keep it up until the next Chinese translator take over if you all do not mind that

    lee wee tak :

    Thank you so much for your kindest words, pls , the translations I tembak tembak betul sahaja , i am still a learner…
    I was really impressed by the way you keeping up translate the articles , all the best to you

    With grateful regards

  11. Telco Dishes & Antennas at Taman Bunga Raya, Wangsa Maju.

    Yesterday DBKL took actions to dismantle all the telco dishes and antennas in the shop houses at Taman Bunga Raya.

    On behalf of the residents, I would would like to say

  12. Dear YB Wee,

    I read your article with interest. You raise a very good point. I am sure you are aware there is a document prepared by the Malaysian Technical Standard Forum that address to a limited extent the exposure from the BTS. I am giving you the URL and you could pick the document from there.

    http://www.mtsfb.org.my/docs/technicalcodes/2005/4-004_2005_-RFEmissionControl_ofCellularRadioSitesTECH_STD_Rev1.pdf

    I think you will find the following article more useful although it is a applied in Australia.

    http://majorprojects.planning.nsw.gov.au/files/12561/EA%20App%2012%20Electromagnetic%20Radiation%20Survey%20Report.pdf

    I met someone representing the body that gives approval for telecommunication infrastructure in Selangor some years ago (5 years ago). I remember, I was impressed although they still needed a lot of work to ensure public safety it was a good start. I can’t remember the name of the body but some of your friends may. Not sure if the organisation still exist but you could check because it was at the State level.

    As a telecommunication specialist I would like to inform you that the following parameters are critical when evaluating the safe environment: operating frequency, radiated power levels, number of BTS and duration of exposure (so having a transmitting station near a highway may mean a few minutes or seconds of exposure as compared to a home, school or hospital).

    Please email directly if you need any clarfication.

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