Comments on: Persediaan PAC Julai 2009: Isu Semasa – H1N1 http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/ Pegawai Tadbir Diplomatik | Peperiksaan Gred 41 Wed, 08 Feb 2012 08:39:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: calon PAC http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/#comment-2553 calon PAC Mon, 28 Jun 2010 03:48:34 +0000 http://tipsptd.com/blog/?p=157#comment-2553 diharap pihak tipsptd dapat mengeluarkan tajuk2 yang perlu diberi perhatian untuk PAc 2010 seperti yang dikeluarkan untuk PAc 2009 terima kasih diharap pihak tipsptd dapat mengeluarkan tajuk2 yang perlu diberi perhatian untuk PAc 2010 seperti yang dikeluarkan untuk PAc 2009
terima kasih

]]> By: aqilah http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/#comment-2451 aqilah Mon, 21 Jun 2010 03:53:51 +0000 http://tipsptd.com/blog/?p=157#comment-2451 agak2 ape isu tok tahun 2010? agak2 ape isu tok tahun 2010?

]]> By: Download Nota Isu Semasa PrePAC http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/#comment-905 Download Nota Isu Semasa PrePAC Thu, 03 Dec 2009 19:47:39 +0000 http://tipsptd.com/blog/?p=157#comment-905 [...] BerkaitanPre-PAC Disember 2009Survey: Bengkel PAC Result PAC Julai 2009Persediaan PAC Julai 2009: Isu Semasa – H1N1Persediaan PAC Julai 2009: Isu Semasa – 1MalaysiaPersediaan PAC Julai 2009: Pelan [...] [...] BerkaitanPre-PAC Disember 2009Survey: Bengkel PAC Result PAC Julai 2009Persediaan PAC Julai 2009: Isu Semasa – H1N1Persediaan PAC Julai 2009: Isu Semasa – 1MalaysiaPersediaan PAC Julai 2009: Pelan [...]

]]> By: Nota Isu Semasa prePAC 2009 http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/#comment-878 Nota Isu Semasa prePAC 2009 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 08:00:31 +0000 http://tipsptd.com/blog/?p=157#comment-878 [...] Rasanya itu satu idea yang bagus juga. Sama juaga sepertimana team TipsPTD menyediakan nota untuk H1N1 dan 1 Malaysia, apa kata anda juga menyumbang nota pada kualiti yang sama tapi pada tajuk yang [...] [...] Rasanya itu satu idea yang bagus juga. Sama juaga sepertimana team TipsPTD menyediakan nota untuk H1N1 dan 1 Malaysia, apa kata anda juga menyumbang nota pada kualiti yang sama tapi pada tajuk yang [...]

]]> By: Annandhan http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/#comment-871 Annandhan Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:14:33 +0000 http://tipsptd.com/blog/?p=157#comment-871 DADAH MUSUH NEGARA ! Menurut statistik Agensi Anti Dadah Kebangsaan (AADK) pada tahun 2008, jumlah penagih dalam negara kita adalah seramai 12,352 orang yang merangkumi penagih lama dan baru. Secara umumnya 75% penagih dadah adalah umat Melayu. Pada setiap hari kira-kira 17 orang penagih baru dikesan. Selain daripada itu pada masa ini terdapat 29 buah Pusat Serenti di seluruh negara yang menampung kira-kira 10,000 orang penagih dadah sebagai tempat rawatan dan pemulihan. Menurut sumber agensi itu lagi, hanya kira-kira antara 20-25% penagih dadah yang menghuni di Pusat Serenti berjaya dipulihkan. Manakala yang lainnya gagal untuk dipulihkan, di mana hidup terumbang ambing, lemah serta terjebak menghidap HIV dan AIDS. FM - majoriti para penagih dadah ini ialah - 1. MELAYU 2. ANAK MUDA 3. LELAKI DADAH MUSUH NEGARA !
Menurut statistik Agensi Anti Dadah Kebangsaan (AADK) pada tahun 2008, jumlah penagih dalam negara kita adalah seramai 12,352 orang yang merangkumi penagih lama dan baru. Secara umumnya 75% penagih dadah adalah umat Melayu. Pada setiap hari kira-kira 17 orang penagih baru dikesan. Selain daripada itu pada masa ini terdapat 29 buah Pusat Serenti di seluruh negara yang menampung kira-kira 10,000 orang penagih dadah sebagai tempat rawatan dan pemulihan. Menurut sumber agensi itu lagi, hanya kira-kira antara 20-25% penagih dadah yang menghuni di Pusat Serenti berjaya dipulihkan. Manakala yang lainnya gagal untuk dipulihkan, di mana hidup terumbang ambing, lemah serta terjebak menghidap HIV dan AIDS.
FM – majoriti para penagih dadah ini ialah – 1. MELAYU 2. ANAK MUDA 3. LELAKI

]]> By: Annandhan http://tipsptd.com/blog/persediaan-pac-julai-2009-isu-semasa-h1n1/#comment-870 Annandhan Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:13:23 +0000 http://tipsptd.com/blog/?p=157#comment-870 Peninsular Malaysia's primary forests are mostly gone, though some magnificent forest still exists in Taman Negara, a national park. Scientists believe that at 130 million years old, the rainforests of Taman Negara are the oldest in the world. Most of Malaysia's remaining primary forest exists on the island of Borneo in the states of Sabah and Sarawak, but the majority of the forest area in Malaysian Borneo—especially the lowlands—has been selectively logged, resulting in reduced biodiversity. Loggers are now operating in more marginal areas on rugged mountain slopes, which increases the risk of soil erosion and mudslides. In Sabah (Northeastern Borneo), cutting has slowed over the years after a period of rapid deforestation. Timber production appears to have shifted to Sarawak (Northwestern Borneo), where about half the forest cover is slated for logging. About 8 percent of the land area in Sarawak is designated as reserves, but these protected areas are generally understaffed and threatened by illegal logging and encroachment by colonists who settle along logging roads. In the 1980s, through roadblocks and sabotage of logging equipment, the indigenous Penan of Borneo attempted to stop logging in their traditional homeland. Their protests were ruthlessly and savagely put down by the Malaysian government, which blocked media access to the region until the unrest was settled and the forest dwellers cleared. The attacks on the Penan brought international attention to the logging of Borneo's forests but appear to have had relatively little long-term impact, since logging increased dramatically in the following years. Peninsular Malaysia’s primary forests are mostly gone, though some magnificent forest still exists in Taman Negara, a national park. Scientists believe that at 130 million years old, the rainforests of Taman Negara are the oldest in the world. Most of Malaysia’s remaining primary forest exists on the island of Borneo in the states of Sabah and Sarawak, but the majority of the forest area in Malaysian Borneo—especially the lowlands—has been selectively logged, resulting in reduced biodiversity. Loggers are now operating in more marginal areas on rugged mountain slopes, which increases the risk of soil erosion and mudslides. In Sabah (Northeastern Borneo), cutting has slowed over the years after a period of rapid deforestation. Timber production appears to have shifted to Sarawak (Northwestern Borneo), where about half the forest cover is slated for logging. About 8 percent of the land area in Sarawak is designated as reserves, but these protected areas are generally understaffed and threatened by illegal logging and encroachment by colonists who settle along logging roads.

In the 1980s, through roadblocks and sabotage of logging equipment, the indigenous Penan of Borneo attempted to stop logging in their traditional homeland. Their protests were ruthlessly and savagely put down by the Malaysian government, which blocked media access to the region until the unrest was settled and the forest dwellers cleared. The attacks on the Penan brought international attention to the logging of Borneo’s forests but appear to have had relatively little long-term impact, since logging increased dramatically in the following years.

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