Let's ensure Petaling Jaya continues to be a sustainable, prosperous and liveable place.
Pejabat Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya
78-1, Jalan Othman 1/14,
Seksyen 1,
46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
+6011-5995 9335
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Let’s ensure Petaling Jaya continues to be a sustainable, prosperous and liveable place.
Pusat Khidmat Rakyat Parlimen Petaling Jaya
78-1, Jalan Othman 1/14, Seksyen 1,
46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: +6 011-5995 9335
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Last month, I visited the Wisma Buddhist Medical and Welfare Centre and established a strategic partnership with them.
This month, I returned to officiate their annual Health & Wellness Mini Carnival, where I witnessed the centre providing free health checks and cancer screening for those in need.
As Malaysia transitions into an ageing nation, people of all age groups share the responsibility to strengthen their health knowledge and awareness so we can prevent diseases early and truly uphold the principle that “prevention is better than cure.”
I also hope that this strong strategic partnership can be expanded within Petaling Jaya and across more communities in Selangor, allowing more residents to benefit and fostering a stronger culture of early health awareness.
Most importantly, this programme is open to everyone, regardless of race or background, because diseases do not discriminate and good health is a shared responsibility.
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Bulan lalu, saya berkunjung ke Wisma Buddhist Medical and Welfare Centre dan berjaya memupuk hubungan sebagai rakan strategik.
Bulan ini, saya kembali sekali lagi untuk merasmikan Mini Karnival Kesihatan & Gaya Hidup Sihat tahunan mereka, serta menyaksikan pusat ini menyediakan pemeriksaan kesihatan dan saringan kanser percuma kepada masyarakat yang memerlukan.
Apabila Malaysia sedang bergerak ke arah negara menua, setiap peringkat usia mempunyai tanggungjawab untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan kesedaran kesihatan agar kita dapat mencegah penyakit sebelum terlambat benar-benar menghayati prinsip “pencegahan lebih baik daripada rawatan.”
Saya juga berharap kerjasama strategik ini dapat diperluaskan ke Petaling Jaya, malah ke lebih banyak kawasan di Selangor, supaya lebih ramai penduduk dapat menikmati manfaatnya dan membina kesedaran kesihatan yang lebih kukuh.
Paling penting, program ini tidak mengira kaum atau latar belakang, kerana penyakit tidak memilih warna kulit dan penjagaan kesihatan adalah tanggungjawab bersama kita semua.
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Tahniah !
Walaupun hujung minggu ini tetap penuh dengan program kawasan, ada satu acara yang sangat istimewa buat saya berkesempatan hadir dan menyaksikan majlis perkahwinan Ahli Majlis MBPJ, Encik Farhan Shah bin Ridzuan.
Yang lebih menarik, pasangannya, Puan Suzanah Hanim Wong, juga merupakan Ahli Majlis Majlis Bandaraya Subang Jaya (MBSJ) , dua insan yang sama-sama berkhidmat untuk masyarakat, kini melangkah ke fasa baru kehidupan bersama.
Tahniah dan selamat pengantin baru kepada pasangan mempelai. Semoga perkahwinan ini diberkati dan dipenuhi kasih sayang serta kebahagiaan yang berkekalan. ❤️
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Tahniah
Tahniah selamat pengantin baru
Tahniah Farhan Selamat pengantin baru
Tahniah Farhan Shah Ridzuan Selamat Pengantin Baru
Baru-baru ini menghadiri Chit Chat Madani Bersama Backbenchers Club di Parlimen bersama YB Cha Kee Chin (Rasah) dan YB Haji Onn Abu Bakar (Batu Pahat), menyambut para mahasiswa daripada USM, UNIKL dan USIM.
Yang menariknya, mereka datang bukan sekadar melawat Parlimen, tetapi membawa soalan yang matang, kritikal dan penuh masa depan.
Dalam sesi itu, saya berkongsi satu pesan:
👉 Rancang masa depan anda, tetapi jangan matikan rasa ingin tahu anda.
👉 Gunakan kreativiti anda untuk mencipta penyelesaian baharu.
Kerana apabila Malaysia melangkah ke era teknologi, inovasi dan ekonomi berpendapatan tinggi, anak muda bukan lagi penonton, anda adalah pencipta perubahan.
Dan inovasi sosial itu tidak semestinya projek mega.Kadang-kadang ia bermula daripada idea ringkas seperti:“Bagaimana nak masak lemang dengan lebih cepat supaya semua orang dapat manfaat?”
Soalan yang baik akan membawa kepada jawapan yang lebih baik.Dan saya percaya generasi ini mampu memberikan jawapan yang Malaysia perlukan.
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Dalam kesibukan sidang Parlimen yang sedang berlangsung, saya berkesempatan membuat kunjung hormat dan meninjau kawasan Sekolah Kebangsaan Jalan Selangor (Satu) di Petaling Jaya.
Kehadiran saya disambut baik oleh warga sekolah iaitu Puan Juriah binti Md Daud (Guru Besar), Tuan Khir Johari (YDP PIBG), Encik Azhar (Penolong Kanan Koko) dan cikgu-cikgu.
Di kesempatan ini, saya mendengar sendiri dan berbincang tentang infrastruktur di sekolah yang kelihatan usang dan kadangkala rosak disebabkan oleh faktor cuaca seperti ribut sehingga menganggu rutin persekolahan murid-murid.
Namun, saya patut memberi pujian kepada pihak sekolah kerana tidak berputus asa dalam memastikan kekurangan di sekolah dapat diperbaiki. Bukan itu sahaja, sekolah ini juga cemerlang dari aspek kemenjadian murid sama ada kurikulum mahupun kokurikulum walaupun murid mereka hanya seramai 128 orang, tetapi semangat antara pihak sekolah dan para ibu bapa yang sederap membawa kepada kejayaan di sesebuah sekolah.
Pejabat saya juga sentiasa membuka pintu dan menghulur tangan dalam menyokong agenda sistem pendidikan negara supaya murid-murid khususnya di Petaling Jaya semuanya cemerlang belaka!
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Graduan kelas pertama dari IPTS juga layak menerima pengecualian PTPTN, asalkan mereka terikat kontrak perkhidmatan dan terus berkhidmat kepada negara.
Ramai pelajar cemerlang ini bukan memilih IPTS, tetapi terpaksa akibat kekangan tempat di IPTA.
Ada yang datang daripada keluarga B40, bekerja sambilan untuk menampung yuran dan sara hidup.
Namun mereka langsung tidak layak mendapat pengecualian PTPTN walaupun mencapai Ijazah Kelas Pertama.
Dengan hanya RM100 juta setahun daripada RM15.5 bilion penjimatan subsidi bersasar, Malaysia mampu membantu lebih 3,000 graduan cemerlang setiap tahun.
Pelaburan kecil ini mampu mengekalkan bakat tempatan, mengurangkan brain drain, dan mengukuhkan ekosistem bakat negara,agar anak-anak muda terbaik negara terus menyumbang kepada masa depan Malaysia.
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Terbaik yb
Pelajar cemerlang 1st class sewajarnya terus diberikan pengecualian & pelepasan sebagai ganjaran & galakan kecemerlangan 👍
Dulu sembang hapuskan PTPTN.Sekarang yg belum bayar disekat keluar negara.Sembang kari.
X guna belajar U ...dapat degree kelas pertama pun x ada kerja, dapat kerja dgn sektor swasta gaji x melepasi rm2k. Beribu pelajar U menanggung hutang dgn ptptn..nk bayar mcm mna.. Warga asing lagi tinggi pendapatannya... Lebih baik kerja diluar negara... 🐵Jaan perlu selaraskan gaji kpd garduan2 sama ada pihak 🐵jaan dan swasta dulu.. dan pastikan pekerja tempatan didulukan..dgn degree dan penalaman kerja.. Hapuskan birokasi dlm 🐵 jaan dan glc dulu.. 🤔🕳️
Institutions swasta tipu score bagi students dia dapat 1st class dan tak payah bayar ptptn
terbaik YB
Basaha Melayu hancurrrr
Tak payah cerita pengcualian dulu Kamu janji hampus terus
Bukan Kah ptptn dah di hapuskan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bukan kata nak hapuskan......
ZAMAN UMNOBN TIADA HAD
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🎓 The government should restore the PTPTN loan waiver for first-class IPTS graduates to ease students’ financial burden and retain Malaysia’s top talents.
💡 As I highlighted, this policy would only cost around RM82–97.5 million a year, yet it could help us keep our brightest minds contributing to the nation.
#PTPTN #IPTA #IPTS #LeeCheanChung
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Reinstate PTPTN first-class loan repayment waiver for private university students, urge MPs | New Straits Times
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KUALA LUMPUR: Government backbenchers have urged the government to reinstate the National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan repayment waivers for students of private higher education inst...1 CommentComment on Facebook
The Honourable Speaker and Members of the Dewan Rakyat Parliament of Malaysia Subject: Immediate Parliamentary Action Needed on Enforced Disappearances. .............................. Esteemed Speaker, Honourable Members of Parliament, We, the People of Malaysia, urge Parliament to act decisively on unresolved cases of enforced disappearance, including: Amri Che Mat (Perlis, 2016) Pastor Raymond Koh (Selangor, 2017) Joshua Hilmy & Ruth Sitepu (Selangor, 2016) Public inquiries by SUHAKAM and recent High Court rulings (2025) confirm state agent involvement and institutional failures in these cases. Justice delayed is justice denied. We respectfully request Parliament to: 1. Establish a Special Parliamentary Committee with cross-party representation to oversee full investigations, including ministerial oversight. 2. Appoint Ayub Khan as an independent investigator, reporting directly to the Parliamentary Committee on Enforced Disappearances, as requested by Pastor Koh’s family. This ensures impartiality, transparency, and accountability. 3. Require the current Deputy Prime Minister — who held the Ministry of Home Affairs during these disappearances — to take a leave of absence until investigations conclude, preventing any conflict of interest. 4. Mandate regular progress reports to Parliament and affected families, including officer reassignment, evidence safeguarding, and public disclosure of findings. 5. Implement a national preventive mechanism against enforced disappearances, aligned with SUHAKAM’s recommendations and Malaysia’s human rights obligations. These disappearances reflect systemic failures and challenge the rule of law. Parliament must act to uphold human dignity, democracy, and the rights of all Malaysians. Respectfully, The People of Malaysia "Joshua Hilmy | USCIRF" www.uscirf.gov/religious-prisoners-conscience/forb-victims-database/joshua-hilmy
First-class graduates from private universities (IPTS) deserve the same PTPTN loan waiver opportunities as their public university (IPTA) peers — provided they are bound by service bonds and continue serving the nation.
Many of these high-performing students did not choose IPTS by preference, but by circumstance — limited public university placements left them few options. Some come from underprivileged families, working part-time just to afford tuition and living costs.
Yet today, these same hardworking Malaysians are excluded from PTPTN loan waivers, even after achieving first-class honours.
With a modest allocation of just RM100 million a year — equivalent to only 0.6% of the RM15.5 billion in targeted subsidy savings — Malaysia could support more than 3,000 top graduates annually. This small investment would help retain high-achieving talents, address admission inequities, curb brain drain, and strengthen the national talent pipeline.
Our latest CROSS study calls for the reinstatement of PTPTN loan waivers for first-class IPTS graduates, paired with fair and enforceable service bonds to ensure these bright minds continue to contribute to Malaysia’s future.
📕 Read the full policy paper here: crossthinktank.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Extending_PTPTN_Policy_Paper_Visualised_CROSS.pdf
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agreed; education is free; the country needs massive skills; / research personal; ~attract and retain global top talents.
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Good strategy to retain local talents with a service bond system. Enforcement is always our weakness
Well done
Only u still fighting. 👍
Semalam, wakil Pejabat saya telah berkesempatan menyerahkan 30 buah hamper tajaan kepada Balai Bomba dan Penyelamat Petaling Jaya sempena Kejohanan Sukan Peringkat Balai Bomba PJ.
Tajaan kecil ini sebagai tanda penghargaan atas khidmat dan pengorbanan para anggota bomba yang sentiasa berada di barisan hadapan demi keselamatan masyarakat. 🙏🔥
💪 Kesihatan dan semangat berpasukan amat penting, semoga kejohanan ini terus menyemai semangat sihat, kuat dan bersatu dalam kalangan anggota bomba.
Pejabat Parlimen Petaling Jaya akan terus menyokong kerjasama bersama agensi keselamatan demi kesejahteraan komuniti setempat. ❤️
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if the court already ruled that the police abducted Pastor Raymond Koh, then why are they still talking about “investigating”? Shouldn’t the police be releasing him, not pretending to “investigate” themselves? It makes no sense — how can the very people accused of the abduction now act like they’re searching for answers? If they took him, they already know where he is. What Malaysians want isn’t another report — it’s for Pastor Koh to be returned, or at least for the truth to finally be told. "Pastor Raymond Koh was abducted by Malaysian police, court rules" www.thetimes.com/world/asia/article/pastor-raymond-koh-missing-abducted-malaysian-police-ktj3lnc9p