Entitlements (Notice of Book Closure)
Reference No TM-120410-57218

Company Name
:
TELEKOM MALAYSIA BERHAD
Stock Name
:
TM
Date Announced
:
12/04/2012

EX-date
:
22/05/2012
Entitlement date
:
24/05/2012
Entitlement time
:
04:00:00 PM
Entitlement subject
:
Final Dividend
Entitlement description
:
Final Single Tier Dividend of 9.8 sen per share
Period of interest payment
:
to
Financial Year End
:
31/12/2011
Share transfer book & register of members will be
:
to closed from (both dates inclusive) for the purpose of determining the entitlements
Registrar's name ,address, telephone no
:
Tricor Investor Services Sdn Bhd
Level 17, The Gardens North Tower, Mid Valley City
Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur
Tel. No.: 603-22643883;
Fax No.: 603-22821886
Payment date
:
08/06/2012

a.
Securities transferred into the Depositor's Securities Account before 4:00 pm in respect of transfers
:
24/05/2012

b.
Securities deposited into the Depositor's Securities Account before 12:30 pm in respect of securities exempted from mandatory deposit
:
22/05/2012

c.
Securities bought on the Exchange on a cum entitlement basis according to the Rules of the Exchange.
Number of new shares/securities issued (units) (If applicable)
:
Entitlement indicator
:
Currency
Currency
:
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
Entitlement in Currency
:
0.098

Remarks :
The payment of the final dividend is subject to the shareholders' approval at the 27th Annual General Meeting ("27th AGM") of the Company, which will be held on Tuesday, 8 May 2012, under Agenda 2 of the Notice of the 27th AGM as Ordinary Resolution 2.

This announcement is dated 12 April 2012.

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Assalamualaikum tuan hj mso,
Saya ingin berkongsi maklumat tentang isu ini. Sememangnya di kawasan kampung saya iaitu di Sungai Buloh Selangor, keadaan ini sudah menjadi amat parah. Saya anggarkan tidak kurang daripada 200-400 orang diberi taraf warganegara Malaysia dengan begitu mudah.

Saya mengetahui cerita ini daripada ayah saya sendiri. Dia berjaya mendapat taraf warganegara setelah 20 tahun memohon dan hampir 30 tahun berhijrah ke Malaysia daripada Kemboja akibat perang saudara di sana.
Apa yang mendukacitakan, ada yang baru sahaja beberapa tahun tiba juga turut diberikan taraf warganegara.

Mereka dihimpunkan secara teratur dan 'misteri' di beberapa tempat untuk menguruskan hal ini. Antaranya ialah di sebuah dewan orang ramai di Kuala Selangor dan juga sebuah kem motivasi juga di sana.
Memang terbukti bahawa pihak JPN, Polis dan beberapa agensi kerajaan lain terlibat dalam projek ini. Di dalam dewan, mereka diberikan ceramah seperti birotatanegara, angkat sumpah, mengambil gambar dan diuruskan proses pendaftaran SPR secara 'amat sistematik'.

Inilah yang berlaku di satu tempat.

Bayangkan pula berapa banyak di seluruh Selangor dan juga di tempat2 lain. Saya minta bantuan tuan untuk mendedahkan perkara ini. Minta tolong jgn dedahkan nama saya kerana saya anggota perkhidmatan awam. Walaupun ayah saya seorang pendatang, saya menyayangi Malaysia, kerana disinilah tanah tumpah darah saya.

Kepada pengirim dan pemberi maklumat ini diucapkan berbanyak terima kasih dengan doa Allah melindungi kita semua didunia dan akhirat dan selamat menjalani ibadah puasa Ramadhan. Up: Email itu diposkan dalam bentuk asal tanpa sebarang perubahan.

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea on Monday accused the South’s government and news media of slandering its leadership and threatened "special actions" by the military.

North Korea has regularly threatened to attack the government of President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea. In recent weeks, its threats have become harsher and more specific, prompting some analysts to warn that North Korea’s new leadership under Kim Jong-un might instigate a military provocation as part of its effort to establish Mr. Kim’s authority at home and boost his negotiating leverage with the United States.

On Monday, the North Korean military said it would act "soon" and named its targets, including the government of President Lee and several South Korean newspapers and television stations.

"The special actions of our revolutionary armed forces will start soon to meet the reckless challenge of the group of traitors," the North Korean military command’s "special operation action group" said in a statement carried by the North’s state-run Korean Central News Agency. "They will reduce all the rat-like groups and the bases for provocations to ashes in three or four minutes, in much shorter time, by unprecedented peculiar means and methods of our own style."

The Defense Ministry in Seoul stuck to its policy of not reacting to what it considers North Korean propaganda, but repeated that the South Korean military and its American allies were ready to cope with any provocation from the North.

The mutual criticism of the two Koreas has grown harsher since North Korea defied international pressure and launched a rocket on April 13 in a failed attempt to put a satellite into orbit.

Mr. Lee called the launch a waste of money that could have been used to buy food for the North Koreans. Last week, he also advised "the young leader in the North" to abandon his country’s collective farm system to resolve its food problem. South Korea also unveiled a new cruise missile capable of hitting targets anywhere in the North.

North Korea staged mass rallies of soldiers and workers calling the Lee government "a group of rats" - an extremely offensive phrase in Korean culture -- and vowing to destroy it.

The risk of North Korea stoking animosity and tension has grown as the country faces deepening sanctions following its failed rocket launch, said Yang Moo-jin, a professor at the University of North Korean Studies.

"They use brinkmanship to grab the attention of the United States and China," Mr. Yang said. "Now, there is a higher possibility that the North Koreans will act."

So far, none of the North’s recent threats has translated into an armed provocation, partly because the North has concentrated on political events at home, such as party and parliamentary meetings earlier this month that completed Mr. Kim’s official ascension to supreme power, said Cheong Seong-chang at the Sejong Institute in South Korea.

"Now that all of these events are over, North Korea appears to be turning its attention toward the outside world and preparing for a provocation against South Korea," Mr. Cheong said.

Mr. Cheong warned that South Korea must prepare for North Korean provocations, such as hacking of government and news media Web sites and even bio-chemical attacks. Mr. Yang said North Korea’s actions would be limited to provocations that target the government, but not the South Korean public.

South Korean officials, including President Lee, have recently warned that North Korea might attempt provocations to influence the outcome of South Korea’s presidential election in December.

In a paper released over the weekend, Choi Jin-wook, an analyst at the government-funded Korea Institute for National Unification Studies, warned that Mr. Kim’s less-than-solid control on power and the elite’s competition to prove their loyalty amid an unfolding political purge make the decision-making in Pyongyang more unpredictable. Recent reshuffles in Pyongyang have been marked by the rise and fall of key officials.

"If Kim Jong-un does not control the North’s characteristic brinkmanship from overheating amid the elite’s loyalty drive, we will see provocations," Mr. Choi said.