DBKL larang, tapi pasai depa UMNO, peduli apa dengan larangan...

Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) hari ini tidak membenarkan sekumpulan 60 peniaga yang merancang untuk berniaga di kawasan kediaman pengerusi bersama BERSIH Datuk S Ambiga pada Khamis dan Jumaat ini.

Datuk Bandar Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad Ismail menasihatkan agar kumpulan peniaga daripada Majlis Bertindak Peniaga-peniaga Kuala Lumpur (MBPKL) itu menggunakan saluran yang betul bagi membuat tuntutan.
 
"Kalau berterusan macam ni, benda ini akan bersambung dan tak habis-habis. Untuk mengadakan himpunan aman di kawasan rumah dia tak apalah, tapi nak dirikan gerai, DBKL tak benarkan di bawah Undang-undang Jalan, Parit dan Bangunan.

"Kerana bukan ada rumah Ambiga sahaja di situ. Jadi saya nasihatkan kalau nak buat, cari tempat yang sesuai dan yang dibenarkan," kata Ahmad Fuad ketika bertemu dengan wakil peniaga, Datuk Jamal Md Yunus di lobi bangunan DBKL, hari ini.

Selain itu, Ahmad Fuad turut menasihatkan MBPKL dengan berkata, tindakan untuk berniaga di hadapan rumah Ambiga juga akan memberi gambaran yang tidak elok pada negara luar dan generasi akan datang.

Katanya lagi, jika mahu membuat tuntutan kerugian, pihak MBPKL boleh menuntutnya melalui mahkamah sivil.

"Tak usahlah nak buat-buat macam ini, tak payah panjang-panjangkan lagi. Polis pun sedang ambil tindakan. Tuan boleh ambil tindakan dengan pergi ke mahkamah sivil tentang rugi dan sebagainya.

"Kalau semua tak nak ikut undang-undang, kita beri gambaran tak elok pada negara luar dan generasi akan datang. Saya nasihatkan saja. Kalau tuan-tuan buat (berniaga), saya akan ambil tindakan," katanya lagi.

Peniaga: Kami jalankan kerja kami

 
Mengulas mengenai tapak yang ditandakan dengan cat di sepanjang Jalan Setiakasih 1, Bukit Damansara dekat ibu negara, Ahmad Fuad berkata, pihaknya akan mengecat kembali jalan itu dengan warna hitam.

"Cat-cat petak tak boleh dibenarkan. Kalau dah buat (cat), kita akan cat hitam balik. Dan jika mereka tetap untuk berniaga (Khamis dan Jumaat), kita akan hantar penguatkuasa ke sana. Undang-undang mesti dihormati. Kita juga akan minta kerjasama daripada pihak polis," kata Ahmad Fuad.

Sementara itu, bercakap pada sidang media selepas berjumpa Datuk Bandar, Jamal (gambar kiri, kedudukan di tengah-tengah) berkata, pihaknya akan meneruskan rancangan mereka untuk berniaga.

Jamal berkata, beliau dan peniaga lain hanya menjalankan tanggungjawab untuk mencari rezeki.

"Kami akan jalankan tanggungjawab kami untuk cari makan dan nak beritahu pada penganjur supaya bertanggungjawab. Kita hormat keputusan DBKL. Kami akan jalankan kerja kami dan DBKL akan jalankan kerja mereka.

"Kita akan tetap teruskan sehingga ada pihak yang menjawab siapa yang akan bertanggungjawab atas kerugian kami," katanya.- malaysiakini

Gambar Kemewahan Hidup ketua pengacau rumah Ambiga

Datuk Jamal jual nasi lemak di hotel rupanya..

City Hall rejects permits but traders to go ahead...

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has denied permits to 60 petty traders to set up stalls on the road in front of the house of Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) co-chairperson Ambiga Sreenevasan on Thursday and Friday.
 
However, Kuala Lumpur Petty Traders Action Council chairperson Jamal Md Yunus (centre in photo) will go ahead with the protest.

Kuala Lumpur Mayor Ahmad Fuad Ismail has urged the traders to use the "appropriate channel" to make their claims.

"If this goes on, we will never hear the end of it. To gather in a peaceful assembly in front of her (Ambiga's) house, it's all right...," he said today after meeting Jamal, who was seeking DBKL's approval.

"But to erect stalls, DBKL will not allow it in accordance with the Streets, Drainage and Buildings Act 1974.

"This is because Ambiga's house is not the only house there. So my advice is that if they want to continue, (they) should look for a more suitable spot, one that is approved."
Ahmad Fuad said the protest would reflect badly on the country internationally and set a precedents for the future generation.

He advised the traders to opt for legal recourse to make up for their losses and not to let the matter drag on.

The trading zones that were painted in yellow would be covered using black paint by City Hall workers.

“Painting the lots is not allowed. Since they have done it we will re-paint it in black. And if they continue to do business (on Thursday and Friday), we will send enforcement there. The law must be respected. We will also ask for police cooperation,” Ahmad Fuad said.

However, Jamal insisted that the petty traders would trade there because they are performing their duties to earn a living.

“We respect DBKL’s decision. We will do our work and DBKL will do theirs,” he said.

“We will go on (with the market) until someone takes on the responsibility for our losses,” said Jamal.

Prime lot bid went for RM5,000
 
Jamal also said the prime trading zones opposite Ambiga’s house went to highest bidder Ahmad Diah Ali, who bought it for RM5,000 for both the days.

The lot was put up for bidding by the council in front of the City Hall building today, after a meeting with the mayor.

Ahmad, who plans to sell drinks and food at the stall, said he does not mind paying RM5,000 for the lot because he is very unhappy with Ambiga.

“I'm willing to pay RM5,000 because I’m not satisfied with (what) Ambiga (has done). Because of her, the business of traders has been disrupted,” he told reporters.

“I want to express my dissatisfaction by trading right opposite Ambiga’s house,” said Ahmad, 51, who had paid in cash for the lot. The other lots were sold at RM100 each.

Jamal said the petty traders were expecting at least 10,000 people to visit the 60 stalls to stay open from 3.30pm to 8pm, even though they have been denied trading permits by City Hall.- malaysiakini

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Malaon di bawa ini kata bisnes rugi pasai Ambiga. Mengikut empunya cerita dia jual nasi lemak kat Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman,KL tapi memiliki 30 buah gerai ikan bakar dan sambut birthday kat Hotel 5 Bintang beb!!!

Tapi pasai dia ni dan kumpulan peniaganya itu orang UMNO, depa boleh buat sesukanya dan gomen buat dont know...

cheers.