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Investment Damansara-Shah Alam Elevated Expressway (DASH), How can it benefit investors?

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tangtang22
post May 12 2015, 12:04 AM

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http://www.sarawakreport.org/2015/04/the-p...nection-expose/

Have a read above to know that highways in Malaysia are not always built in the best interest of the Rakyat.

From the above report, the government practice of appointing so-called ‘main contractors’ to ‘project manage’ major developments has quite rightly raised considerable criticism in Malaysia and Sarawak.

Particularly when these middlemen have been appointed without any open tendering for the job.

This is because it has become a great way for politically connected companies to skim off vast tranches of the public money awarded to government projects, before sub-contracting the jobs to actual construction companies.

Currently, the DASH highway is based on flawed TIA and EIA reports to start with. So, why the rush to start it n doing it not according to correct procedure??

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post Jul 28 2015, 01:39 PM

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Another thing to consider is, DASH is being built on a flawed Traffic impact assessment n environmental impact assessment. This should not be allowed as it reflects poor governance by the authorities.. The rakyat should stand against projects thAt is built on shortcut!
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post Jul 29 2015, 03:29 PM

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Dash has been principally approved . Just that the md/Dp part is being contested , and it is being contested in a proper way.

Hope ppl here will be objective as doesn't matter which end of the highway , all the rakyats rights r being exercised n opinion are being fairly expressed. Example , Shah Alam side wanted it n MBSA had approved it while md side dun want it n the local council has considered their concerns. That's how local governance should be n not just bulldoze through projects, can u imagine how chaotic it will be if such practices r allowed of ignoring the residents views ?

U just can't barge into someone's house n destroy it, it's just not right! Morally n technically. U need to seek a least some form of consents. Isn't that supposed to be if we all want a better Malaysia ?






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post Jul 30 2015, 05:01 PM

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QUOTE(shahzane @ Jul 29 2015, 10:14 PM)
Dash is not "barging" and "destroying" your houses. Those words u used are too overly dramatic. It is merely passing through. Might cause a slight inconvenience, but that's all.

On the other hand, Damansara Perdana development displaces the Temuans from their ancestor land, destroyed their traditional way of living and brought 'outsiders' barging into their territory. And yet you guys still bought properties there. Where was your moral back then?

Prolintas are trying to engage with all affected parties, but if the protesters are protesting just for the sake of protesting, being selfish and not wanting to give any leeway, then that's not fair too. And even if all the technical requirements are met, you guys will still protest and turn it into a political issue. It will never end then.
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I strongly suggest that u Turun padang to visualize the impact to both md n dp.

Try to visualize it with the alignment n then u tell me what is the impact of dash. Not only it is damaging , it is outright a destruction of the ways of life of the residents . Hint, it's not that ez to visualize the alignment firstly.

If it won't affecting the residents, u think they will oppose ?

If u wanna look back at history n bringing up the orang asli issue ,
Did u stand up for them if u felt it was unjust ? Secondly , the orang asli were compensated n they had accepted the compensation , so it shall not be a point of discussion .

Another fact is, prolintas has not been playing fair, requirements have yet to be fulfilled n approval has been given. Again, to use ur "orang asli" analogy , is this morally acceptable to u?

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post Jul 31 2015, 03:44 PM

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QUOTE(kelvinfixx @ Jul 31 2015, 01:59 PM)
I have seen the kelana mrt line to subang passing through the condominium beside the empire shopping mall, no comment from the resident there, what a sporty residents they are. damansara perdana is a business district compare to Subang.
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Plz keep it sensible , n compare apple to orange .

Ur comparing mrt n a highway ? Doesn't make sense at all.



 

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