MPSJ kambing hitam je,....


real culprit JAKIM

sebab orang sini tak pandai party

overdose sampai mati

tu la bodo, now everyone affected

If jakim just block Muslim settle ma....

later Muslim not happy den force all to follow JAKIM rule...how?

Naise siggy

This post has been edited by rogrog: Apr 25 2015, 11:12 PM

pergi mapus la sama lu orang
terkinja kinja macam beruk

whats yr music interest?

Kesian that siggy dunno reported by which jakun.

Subang under hannah righttttt..

Drug addict punya punca

Last2 jakim jugak jadi mangsa

So now no more blame lge?

Lol people on facebook keep blaming the Malaysian government. They don't know that Seri Kembangan area under the opposition

memangla salah JAKIM

once JAKIM disbanded, den only salah other ppl

welcome to 1talibansia. I bet the organizer & sponsor got no balls to sue the authorities.

Jakim kata jangan

still need govt approval la.....under PUSPAL.....they will hv a meeting with local council, police, fire brigade etc....

Still got ppl go rave nowadays?

sykur TARA coming

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...says-serdang-mp

Cops force last minute cancellation of Thirst concert, says Serdang MP
Published: 26 April 2015 9:02 AM


The Thirst 2015: We Are All Stardust concert, scheduled to take place last night, was cancelled because the police withdrew their support for it at the last minute, Serdang MP Dr Ong Kian Ming said.

He said the police sent a letter to the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) on Friday saying they would not support the concert, leaving the council no choice but to withdraw the concert's permit at the 11th hour.

"On the afternoon of Friday, April 24, the police sent a letter to MPSJ stating that they would not support the concert. As a result, MPSJ was forced to withdraw the entertainment permit to the organisers of the event.



"The reason for the withdrawal of the police support for this event was not stated. This is the ONLY reason why MPSJ withdrew the entertainment licence," Ong said in a statement.
He said the Serdang IPD had initially issued a letter on March 25, 2015, saying that they had no objections to the staging of this event.

This had led MPSJ to issue a temporary permit to the organisers, Future Sound Asia Sdn Bhd, on April 21, to stage the concert, subject to certain conditions being fulfilled, including ensuring that there would be no one under the age of 18 attending the concert and ensuring that no Muslims would be allowed to attend the concert, Ong said.

Ong condemned the police's decision to withdraw support at the 11th hour, saying that it was unfair to the organisers.

"It is very disappointing for the ticket holders, the organisers, the performers and all the other stakeholders that this event had to be cancelled at the last minute.

"It also dents the reputation of Malaysia as a destination to hold international level entertainment events because of the possibility that such events may have to be cancelled at the last minute due to the withdrawal of permits."


He said the organisers had already obtained the support of the Anti-Drugs Agency and the Narcotics Division, which would place their officers on duty on the night of the event.

He added that the sponsors had already spent millions of ringgit to organise and promote the event.

"At the very least, I hope that the police can come out to give an explanation on why they withdrew their support for this event at the last minute.

"Moving forward, I call for a transparent Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on the part of the police for such events so that all stakeholders can take the necessary steps to prevent such a cancellation from happening again, without legitimate reasons given."

Heineken's Thirst 2015: We Are All Stardust concert was scheduled to take place last night at the Mines International Exhibition and Convention Centre (MIECC).

Future Sound Asia said in a statement yesterday that all necessary permits had been obtained for the festival, but they were told that some of permits were revoked yesterday afternoon.

“We have worked tirelessly through the night and all morning to resolve these issues, unfortunately our attempts have been unsuccessful.

"It is particularly disappointing for us as we have worked very closely with all the relevant government bodies and agencies to ensure that all regulatory requirements were met on time and in full," the organiser said.

The organiser said they were working on a process to refund purchased tickets and would share more details within the next three days. – April 26, 2015.


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The organiser don't know lose how much.