Creating A Healthy Environment In Sibu

Sibu Municipal Council has put in commendable efforts to make Sibu a clean town and there are considerably encouraging results. All Sibuians bear witness to this effect.

SMC put Sibuians to another challenge by spurring on them to love our environment.

Lee Yan Sen, a Health Officer of SMC, untiringly promoted their latest care-for-environment project when I bumped into him two days ago. His eloquent talking moved me greatly, convincing me that it is indeed a worthwhile and noble project.

Perhaps this sort of goody ought to be shared with more people! To this effect, Lee started another blog to give a wider publicity to the SMC's environment-friendly undertakings. You may visit his blog at (www.shcp1.blogspot.com ).

Lee is also a renowned poet in Sibu, popularly known as Poet of Rajang Basin! If you are a fanatic of poems, you may give yourself a try at (www.leyasen.blogspot.com ).

A big thumb up to SMC and Lee!

This Is Our Tradition!

Terima kasih!

Our hotel (http://www.premierh.com.my/ ) said it in a fine traditional Malaysian way to See Hua Daily News, The Borneo Post and United Daily for their support throughout the year. We were short of words to convey our gratitude other than 'thank you" and a cake or two!

The first picture shows Kong Chee Fui (Chief Reporter) of United Daily receiving the cake from me. On the left is Steve Ling (Feature Writer) who is also a blogger!

The second picture shows Nicholas Lo (Chief Reporter of The Borneo Post) and Yong (Chief Reporter of See Hua Daily News) posing with me and their reporting team.

A Thank-You Cake For The Press Friends

Our hotel(http://www.premierh.com.my/ ) has never failed to be thankful to the local press for the wonderful working relationship!

It is time again for me to go around to show our appreciation to the press friends who are more than obliging to work together with us.

Our pastry-made cake is just a token of appreciation. It is far not enough for us to say it all! The picture shows Shelyn of Eastern Times receiving the cake from me.

Christmas 2008 - Christmas Tree Competition

Once again, Sibu Municipal Council organised a Christmas Tree Competition. The idea is to add more glamour to the season and to spur on more creativity. The competition is very noble and it helps towards creating a beautiful Sibu.

Last year the same competition was well received and the response was encouraging. I personally gave a big thumb to SMC for giving Sibu a colourful season.

Pop in for a visit at Sibu Town Square if you have not seen the stylish Christmas trees!

Christmas 2008 - Premier Hotel Sibu

The season is warming up a bit slow this year, partly, I guess, due to the financial crisis besetting the world. The global slowdown has adversely impacted the consumptions, thus giving a sluggish outlook.

At Premier Hotel, we remain optimistic about the season. Our leaflet for Christmas and New Year 2009 is oven-baked hot, albeit a bit behind the schedule due to certain design hitch.

The thrill-packed and fun-filled line-up of programmes are installed to take you through the season with all the excitement!

Come and join us! Cheers!

Christmas 2008 - Delta Mall Sibu

Delta Mall provides an alternative for shoppers who opt for class and taste. The spacious interior and the classy settings make the mall a pleasurable shopping venue.

Delta Mall was soft-opened about a year ago. Now it is proud to have an occupancy of nearly 90%. This enhances the mall, making it a popular spot.

The latest addition is the supermarket "Delta The Market Place" on the basement. The timing is right since Chinese New Year is just around the corner.

Price labelling was one thing that I noted in particular about Delta The Market Place. All the merchandise that I picked up was not labelled with prices. Instead, the prices were tagged on the shelves. That made shoppers' lives pretty gruelling!

Delta Mall greeted the Christmas with a huge Christmas tree in the lobby on the ground level. The glittering Christmas tree was stylish and attractive.

On the same level was a huge styrofoam-made statue of rat, purposefully created for decoration and to signify the year of rat, perhaps.

SUPP - Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. George Chan To Stay On

As hotly speculated, Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. George Chan would stay on as the boss of SUPP for another term despite his quit promise made during the last TDC.

The Central Working Committee at its meeting yesterday unanimously called on GC to stay on for the sake of the party.

This has deep implications for the disputed formation of Dudong Branch.

Sibu Branch has apparently gained an upper hand consequent to the above development.