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"KUALA LUMPUR: A police beat base located in the Chow Kit area of downtown Kuala Lumpur has been shut down because the “presence of criminals could make it unsafe” for police officers.

Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said the beat base was located in a dirty area where police faced the possibility of being exposed to contagious diseases.

The presence of criminals also posed a threat to the safety of police officers.

He said this in a written reply to Dr Lo’ Lo’ Mohamad Ghazali (PAS - Titiwangsa)."

Laugh all you want. This is definitely a laughing stock. I mean, this is headline stuff, man! The police cowards of Malaysia!

Did their balls drop off?

Ohh... oh yea! Criminals make it unsafe and is a threat. And... oh yea, contagious diseases! Yup yup. Damn smart. Very smart move by them to leave.

I mean, aren't the police supposed to be busting these criminals? Instead of running away from reality, why not station more policemen there. Since it's littered with criminals, it would definitely be a hotspot for the police to nab them.

Forget the catching politicians and gatherings crap. Crime prevention is your main objective as it poses more problems to the society and the country.

I hope they really do change their mind, since Hishamuddin has taken over as Home Minister.

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This is last year's news, but you may not know it. America's insurance giant AIG will halt their sponsor for the jerseys of European and World Champions Manchester United. Hence, Man Utd was looking for new sponsors and our homegrown Air Asia rose up to challenge some of the biggest companies in the world to sponsor Man Utd's jerseys.

We thought we could actually see this. What a great achievement it would've been for Air Asia as their flights now go all the way to UK. It would be good publicity for them, and for Malaysia too.

Indeed, Air Asia CEO Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes was very keen to get this deal. However, during the analysis of its Q4 and 2008 results, was this:

"We have a strong brand, but just to confirm we will not be sponsoring Manchester United."

Hmm... it certainly looks good on that red shirt, especially with Cristiano Ronaldo wearing it. It's so sad to know that your country's most popular company went so close to get their names printed on the shirts of the most popular team in the world.

The club, which is the richest in England, relies on sponsorship for around a third of its revenues.

I hope Tony doesn't feel bad and goes on doing his business amidst this financial turmoil.

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This is absolutely absurd.

Hmm...

If you're wondering where this is, it is outside MY house. This is where our cukai goes to. It goes to this blatant waste and the product is this piece of shit.

Double signages.

This is a stupid act, and I personally pity the authorities. Stupidipity. I pity them for not using the brain God gave to them and pity them for their blind eyesight. How sad.

Sympathise them by all means.

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