Ahli Parlimen YB Fong Kui Lun tidak berpuas hati dengan 1Malaysia Development Bhd yang merobohkan dua kedai di medan imbi walaupun tidak memberi notis kepada peniaga sebelum ambil tindakan. Beliau berasa pihak berkenaan patut memberi sekurangnya 7hari notis kepada perniaga walaupun tanah tersebut telah diambil alih oleh 1MDB.Beliau akan membentang hal ini di parlimen pada hari Isnin. Beliau meminta Perdana Menteri Datuk Sri Najib menjelaskan hal ini juga kerana Najib adalah Penasihat 1MDB.

merobohkan dua kedai di medan imbi walaupun tidak memberi notis kepada peniaga sebelum ambil tindakan.

I find this hard to believe.

merobohkan dua kedai di medan imbi walaupun tidak memberi notis kepada peniaga sebelum ambil tindakan.

I find this hard to believe.

if cainis restaurant no notis kar ???

demolishing a property without giving notice, the government is not that stupid.

demolishing a property without giving notice, the government is not that stupid.

Details are missing in the account

1mdb purchased the land and building
The restaurant ppl shouldnt be in there anymore. They shud have moved out dy

Need to give notice la, not sure what the full story is . See if news reports

Story have many loop hole

this company has gooding food, tried other branches , all non halal tho

If PR do it > wonder the same ppl rage or not? sure will let say "let see the full story first"

no if PR does it, it is time to change the government because of corruption.

Accoding to news.. The restaurant workers were working inside when they start to demolish

MCA Dr.chua where r u ?

merobohkan dua kedai di medan imbi walaupun tidak memberi notis kepada peniaga sebelum ambil tindakan.

I find this hard to believe.

merobohkan dua kedai di medan imbi walaupun tidak memberi notis kepada peniaga sebelum ambil tindakan.

I find this hard to believe.

Lets see how MCA will speak for the chinese in this case.

Torn down restaurant shocks 1MDB

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...9273&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) has lodged a police report over the tearing down of a restaurant in Jalan Imbi here.

The Imbi Palace Restaurant had stood in an area earmarked for the proposed Kuala Lumpur International Financial District (KLIFD), which the firm oversees.

However, the 1MDB said it was shocked to learn that the restaurant was torn down yesterday.

“1MDB has a firm policy of finding amicable solutions in our relocation exercises.

“We deplore any high-handed action against any occupant on the site of the KLIFD,” said 1MDB corporate communications senior vice-president Shahriza Embi.

“We have no prior knowledge of the incident and will investigate allegations (that we had a part in it),” she said in a statement here ahead of the police report yesterday.

The owners were equally puzzled over the demolition and had complained to Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun that it had caused them huge losses.

“The owners claimed they had a booking for a 100-table dinner,” Fong told a press conference.

“It is unreasonable and unfair to demolish the restaurant without any prior notice,” he said.

Torn down restaurant shocks 1MDB

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...9273&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) has lodged a police report over the tearing down of a restaurant in Jalan Imbi here.

The Imbi Palace Restaurant had stood in an area earmarked for the proposed Kuala Lumpur International Financial District (KLIFD), which the firm oversees.

However, the 1MDB said it was shocked to learn that the restaurant was torn down yesterday.

“1MDB has a firm policy of finding amicable solutions in our relocation exercises.

“We deplore any high-handed action against any occupant on the site of the KLIFD,” said 1MDB corporate communications senior vice-president Shahriza Embi.

“We have no prior knowledge of the incident and will investigate allegations (that we had a part in it),” she said in a statement here ahead of the police report yesterday.

The owners were equally puzzled over the demolition and had complained to Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun that it had caused them huge losses.

“The owners claimed they had a booking for a 100-table dinner,” Fong told a press conference.

“It is unreasonable and unfair to demolish the restaurant without any prior notice,” he said.

Accoding to news.. The restaurant workers were working inside when they start to demolish

MCA Dr.chua where r u ?

The restaurant owner drag his feet lah
http://www.kwongwah.com.my/news/2012/04/15/25.html

他说，反观皇宫海鲜酒家东主与业主有约在身，还没满期，加上未与当局谈妥，因此没有搬迁。

dun understand...how come gomen can simply bulldozed this area....ppl own this land and its on leasehold ka? gomen can suka2 kasi langgar...

kenapa x pnggil polis masa jentolak sampai??

napa nk tggu da roboh bru nk bising???

ni mesti anwar suruh kasi roboh..then the owner will blame bn..just as planned.jpg

Notice ada but in Bahasa.....maybe diorang tak faham

dun understand...how come gomen can simply bulldozed this area....ppl own this land and its on leasehold ka? gomen can suka2 kasi langgar...

Traders ready to make way for Imbi project
8 August 2011
By FAZLEENA AZIZ
fazleena@thestar.com.my

TRADERS and hawkers at the Bukit Bintang market in Kuala Lumpur are happy to make way for the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) project in the Imbi area.

Under the Greater Kuala Lumpur Strategic Development Project, 1MDB will acquire 30.35ha of land in the Imbi area, which will be developed and formed as part of the Kuala Lumpur International Financial District (KLIFD).

The affected areas are the Bukit Bintang market, Pasarakyat, Imbi bus station, Village Food Court, several car park lots as well as land around Jalan Barat and Jalan Davis.

The market has been operating for about 30 years with about 200 operators. Previously they used to operate in Bukit Bintang, where Lot 10 now stands.

It is well known among tourists and locals, especially for its famous Hainan Tea stall.

Clothes seller Kong Siew Yuen, 62, who has been in the market for 28 years, said he would abide by the government’s decision.

“We can make a living anywhere, it isn’t a problem for us,” he said.

Chee Cheong Fun seller Chew San Chai, 60, is also not worried about the relocation but is worried about the design of the market.

“We have many customers and tourists who flock here for theHainan Tea. So they have to ensure things are right for them.

Food operator Foo Tang Long, 49 wants the new market to be nearby to make it convenient for regular customers.

“If we move far away, then it will be difficult to make a living and have to start from scratch,” he said.

Bukit Bintang MP Fung Kui Lun, who met the hawkers at the market on Saturday, said a nearby land had been identified for the new market.

He said the market would have better facilities and all the traders would be relocated.

“They will start building the market soon and most of the hawkers have agreed to move. They have formed a committee for the relocation,” he said.

Fung also said 30% of the development area would be for a green lung with parks and waterfalls.

“They are going to spend RM26bil for this 1MDB project, which will take 20 years to complete,” he said.

Torn down restaurant shocks 1MDB

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...9273&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) has lodged a police report over the tearing down of a restaurant in Jalan Imbi here.

The Imbi Palace Restaurant had stood in an area earmarked for the proposed Kuala Lumpur International Financial District (KLIFD), which the firm oversees.

However, the 1MDB said it was shocked to learn that the restaurant was torn down yesterday.

“1MDB has a firm policy of finding amicable solutions in our relocation exercises.

“We deplore any high-handed action against any occupant on the site of the KLIFD,” said 1MDB corporate communications senior vice-president Shahriza Embi.

“We have no prior knowledge of the incident and will investigate allegations (that we had a part in it),” she said in a statement here ahead of the police report yesterday.

The owners were equally puzzled over the demolition and had complained to Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun that it had caused them huge losses.

“The owners claimed they had a booking for a 100-table dinner,” Fong told a press conference.

“It is unreasonable and unfair to demolish the restaurant without any prior notice,” he said.

Accoding to news.. The restaurant workers were working inside when they start to demolish

MCA Dr.chua where r u ?

ni mesti anwar suruh kasi roboh..then the owner will blame bn..just as planned.jpg

Sobsob....I kawin here 3 years ago

already bertukar tangan dah sebenarnya........compensation pun dah bayar but they still refuse to move out

Torn down restaurant shocks 1MDB

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...9273&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) has lodged a police report over the tearing down of a restaurant in Jalan Imbi here.

The Imbi Palace Restaurant had stood in an area earmarked for the proposed Kuala Lumpur International Financial District (KLIFD), which the firm oversees.

However, the 1MDB said it was shocked to learn that the restaurant was torn down yesterday.

“1MDB has a firm policy of finding amicable solutions in our relocation exercises.

“We deplore any high-handed action against any occupant on the site of the KLIFD,” said 1MDB corporate communications senior vice-president Shahriza Embi.

“We have no prior knowledge of the incident and will investigate allegations (that we had a part in it),” she said in a statement here ahead of the police report yesterday.

The owners were equally puzzled over the demolition and had complained to Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun that it had caused them huge losses.

“The owners claimed they had a booking for a 100-table dinner,” Fong told a press conference.

“It is unreasonable and unfair to demolish the restaurant without any prior notice,” he said.

The land is already sold and you still expect to do business there?
Dumb isn't?

Most probably they give notice to the one who sell the land but it never reach the restaurant owner.

For me the moment you sold me the land you should get the hell out of the land! Unless you inform me earlier that you need period of time to vacant the premises.

The land is already sold and you still expect to do business there?
Dumb isn't?

Most probably they give notice to the one who sell the land but it never reach the restaurant owner.

For me the moment you sold me the land you should get the hell out of the land! Unless you inform me earlier that you need period of time to vacant the premises.

if like this the landlord should tell the restaurant owner to move out, sudah dapat duit, no need inform later ppl kena is their own prob? lagipun it was mention the tenancy period haven't expired and the discussion with authority still haven't settle, and 1mdb dun even know about the destruction. like this restaurant owner's fault meh?

cheebai demolish chinese's restaurant while those gerai along roadside still operate without license..pui !!

If gov do it > ppl rage y no giving notice..
If PR do it > wonder the same ppl rage or not? sure will let say "let see the full story first"

Didn't I say wait for the full story?

bro, so we have to go where yamcha now? ah yat abalone there ar?

Wa u yam cha in restaurant

land owner fault la. i believe just delay from both side la as they want to make more money. you know la business man.
if im the land owner i can do whatever i can. i want to do a remodelling of the restaurant with a bulldozer ka. its my property.
did they restaurant owner pay me rent?