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By Crissy at 01/26/07 18:20
On Thursday, Malaysia’s Federal Traffic Police chief SAC II Nooryah Md Anvar said that one way to reduce the number of motorcycle fatalities would be to build lanes specifically for motorcycles nationwide along federal roads. This move is a welcome one since just last year there were 104,302 accidents where a motorcycle was involved throughout the nation. Of those accidents, 3,693 people were killed.Original source: Bernama. Special Lanes For M-bikes Can Help Reduce Fatalities Tags: accidents •
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By Crissy at 01/25/07 13:30
On Tuesday Dell Inc. opened its first business center that is outside the United States, which will provide 24-hour support to its branches. The support will mostly be internal to Dell offices in countries around the world. In addition it will include local sales and marketing as well as process design facilities and software development. According to Dell the new center will employ 600 people by the end of the year and 1000 within five years. Malaysia has a skilled workforce, firm infrastructure, an environment conducive to business, and the government is committed to the information technology industry. All these things made Malaysia an ideal candidate over other countries such as India and China.Original source: Contra Costa Times. Dell opens global center in Malaysia Tags: technology •
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By Crissy at 01/25/07 13:30
On Tuesday Dell Inc. opened its first business center that is outside the United States, which will provide 24-hour support to its branches. The support will mostly be internal to Dell offices in countries around the world. In addition it will include local sales and marketing as well as process design facilities and software development. According to Dell the new center will employ 600 people by the end of the year and 1000 within five years. Malaysia has a skilled workforce, firm infrastructure, an environment conducive to business, and the government is committed to the information technology industry. All these things made Malaysia an ideal candidate over other countries such as India and China.Original source: Contra Costa Times. Dell opens global center in Malaysia Tags: technology •
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By Crissy at 01/24/07 17:07
Five-time champion Valentino Rossi gave the MotoGP racing community notice that he planned to regain his world title on the final day of testing for the 2007 season in Malaysia. Rossi was the only rider to go below the two minutes one second ark throughout the three-day tests, and recorded a lap time of two minutes 00.936 seconds. Rossi lost his world title in the final race of the 2006 season to American Nicky Hayden in Valencia.Original source: CNN International. Rossi sets hot pace in Malaysia Tags: sports •
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By Crissy at 01/24/07 17:07
Five-time champion Valentino Rossi gave the MotoGP racing community notice that he planned to regain his world title on the final day of testing for the 2007 season in Malaysia. Rossi was the only rider to go below the two minutes one second ark throughout the three-day tests, and recorded a lap time of two minutes 00.936 seconds. Rossi lost his world title in the final race of the 2006 season to American Nicky Hayden in Valencia.Original source: CNN International. Rossi sets hot pace in Malaysia Tags: sports •
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By Crissy at 01/19/07 20:53
On January 19 an error occurred in an intranet system that resulted in an erroneous earthquake alert advisory being released. The advisory released around 11:00 AM about an earthquake/tsunami alert Level 2 with a magnitude of 7.0 that happened at 10:45 near northern Sumatra. It went on that tremors were likely to be felt as well as the possibility of a destructive tsunami, so people were advised to stay away from the beaches. This is the first time such an error has occurred and the Seismology Institute regrets any confusion. It came to light that there was an earthquake measuring 5.9 south of Java, but a technical glitch sent the old warning to everyone including the media. There should have been no tsunami warning.Original source: Sun2Surf. Malaysia red-faced over mistaken tsunami warning Tags: science •
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By Crissy at 01/19/07 20:53
On January 19 an error occurred in an intranet system that resulted in an erroneous earthquake alert advisory being released. The advisory released around 11:00 AM about an earthquake/tsunami alert Level 2 with a magnitude of 7.0 that happened at 10:45 near northern Sumatra. It went on that tremors were likely to be felt as well as the possibility of a destructive tsunami, so people were advised to stay away from the beaches. This is the first time such an error has occurred and the Seismology Institute regrets any confusion. It came to light that there was an earthquake measuring 5.9 south of Java, but a technical glitch sent the old warning to everyone including the media. There should have been no tsunami warning.Original source: Sun2Surf. Malaysia red-faced over mistaken tsunami warning Tags: science •
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