12/12: Stupid move
Today My toes (Big toe) hit the stairs when going down the stairs to fetch my relatives then it bled. Now like one crippled person can't walk properly. haiz. The skin and some flesh apparently came off during impact. There is a constant stinging feeling at the wound there now, just have to wait for it to heal haiz. :(
Today the Johor state government announced that with effect from tomorrow 13/12/09, all Singapore cars leaving Johor, the amount of fuel remaining in the fuel tank must not exceed 20 litres. What if the car ran out of petrol while waiting to cross the customs. And innocent Singaporeans have to waste their Singapore-filled Petrol for no reason. What kind of decision is this, was the decision given full thoughts and consideration to the best for the Malaysians in Johor or was it just on a particular issue? Singaporeans are like one of the forms that maintain or improve the Malaysian economy, might not be so too. But businesses like car wash depends on Singaporeans on quite a big scale. When interviewed, the boss of a car wash in Johor said that 70% of his earnings depends on Singapore cars. Also when a Singaporean was interviewed, he said that he will cut down his trips to Johor from 2-3 per month to 2-3 per year. This would mean a great loss of profits for people like the car wash boss. Is there some kind of politics involved in the decision and that I think this is not really a good move to conserve the country resource unless it is confidence that it's economy can improve without much of external help. I hope that there would be some amendments to the policy.
Today the Johor state government announced that with effect from tomorrow 13/12/09, all Singapore cars leaving Johor, the amount of fuel remaining in the fuel tank must not exceed 20 litres. What if the car ran out of petrol while waiting to cross the customs. And innocent Singaporeans have to waste their Singapore-filled Petrol for no reason. What kind of decision is this, was the decision given full thoughts and consideration to the best for the Malaysians in Johor or was it just on a particular issue? Singaporeans are like one of the forms that maintain or improve the Malaysian economy, might not be so too. But businesses like car wash depends on Singaporeans on quite a big scale. When interviewed, the boss of a car wash in Johor said that 70% of his earnings depends on Singapore cars. Also when a Singaporean was interviewed, he said that he will cut down his trips to Johor from 2-3 per month to 2-3 per year. This would mean a great loss of profits for people like the car wash boss. Is there some kind of politics involved in the decision and that I think this is not really a good move to conserve the country resource unless it is confidence that it's economy can improve without much of external help. I hope that there would be some amendments to the policy.
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