Recently Malaysia happen a new issue.

On Aug 28, certain Shah Alam residents protesting the relocation of a Hindu temple to their neighbourhood dragged the decapitated head of a cow, then stamped and spat on it. The cow is considered sacred by Hindus.
Police did not take action at the time, but after public pressure arrested some of those involved on Tuesday. They were charged in court on Wednesday.
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Six men were charged with sedition at the Sessions Court on Wednesday for their involvement in a protest in which they dragged a cow’s head to the front of the state secretariat building last month, then proceeded to stamp and spit on it.
The six were also charged with taking part in an illegal assembly, along with six other men, at the Magistrates Court.

Sources are from TheStar.

Many people are gossiping this issue. Many people said why this illegal assembly police did not do as what they did on previous illegal assembly? Why not treated as normal procedure? Or this is the normal procedure and the past time is not a normal procedure? This is really strange.

Few Malay people are caught because of buying number (Maganum, Da Ma Cai, Sports Toto). They definitely will face the law justice but what about the shop that sell the number to them? They should know they are now allowed to sell number to Malay people as this is the rule and regulation.

It is similar case to shops that sell cigarettes to people below 18 years old. Once found guilty, they will be fined, right? Does this apply to this case?

25 years ago, Zoo Negara is a very famous place, tourism and local people will go there for funs. I went there when I was few years old. If you asked me what I remember on Zoo Negara, I will tell you is KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken). That time KFC played a lot of TV advertisement with the theme song. The song is something like ‘Let’s go to the Zoo …’ I really can’t remember the lyrics but I can remember the rhythm. Every time went there sure had KFC as our lunch.

25 years later, which is current, less people visit the zoo. I went there recently and noticed it is getting lesser animals and some cages are empty. Now the management request money from government to run the zoo with some improvement plans. I am not sure what kind of plan is that, but I do hope they can improve it because I still hope to bring Carmen and mum to Zoo Negara in future. Hope Zoo Negara still exists in future years. Is there any way to raise the fund beside propose to government? I think maybe they can run some functions/events to attract people. I definitely will be there.

Companies Commission of Malaysia has approved the change in FMUTM’s name and logo to

‘FEDERATION OF INVESTMENT MANAGERS MALAYSIA’ (FIMM).

MU will have another round of game with Malaysia on Monday at 20:30 after their Indonesia trip has been cancelled. If you have missed the Saturday match, don’t miss the coming match.

Malaysia hottest topic now is about the death of Teoh Beng Hock. He is ‘the first political death’ under Najib, our PM. Because of his death and no answer has been given or explain from MACC, people are very frustrated about this.

Candlelight vigil has been organized to mourn the death of Teoh Beng Hock on certain places, and the schedule and location are as below.

              18 Jun, Saturday night 7PM, Seri Kembangan multipurpose hall.
              18 Jun, Saturday night 9PM, Johor Muar.
              19 Jun, Sunday afternoon 4:30PM, Selangor Kelana Jaya Stadium.
              20 Jun, Monday morning 11AM, Melaka Alor Gajah Teoh Beng Hock funeral ceremony.
              21 Jun, Tuesday night 8PM, Public forum organized in Penang.

Hope nobody is injury during the candlelight vigil.

Below is the result of MU first Asia Tour against Malaysian XI.

1st half, Malaysian XI 1 – 2 MU
                9’   W.Rooney
                27’ Nani
                45’ M.A.Yahyah

2nd half, Malaysian XI 2 – 3 MU
                  54’ M.A.Yahyah
                  85’ M.Owen

Manchester United, my support team will arrive in Malaysia on Friday morning, 17 July 2009 through Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) at Sepang to begin their Asia Tour. Countries include Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea and China.

Michael Owen, the new signing from Newcastle United, is among the 28 players included in the team to the rest of the country.

Michael Owen will wear his no.7, the legendary number in MU for the first appearance.

So among the MU players, who is your favorite player?