Fixed Telephone Line and Streamyx is Ready

According to our member ntc2000, fixed telephone line and streamyx is ready at DG. He has his house installed and been surfing the net every night using streamyx. Read further at the forum, HERE.

streamyx combo... RM110/mth in single bill

streamyx combo
rm75 tel deposit
rm110 streamyx deposit
rm110 streamyx advance
rm10 stamp duty
= rm305

none combo
rm75 phone line deposit
RM50 installation
RM30 wiring
rm10 stamp duty
Rm88 streamyx deposit
Rm88 streamyx 1 mth
= rm341

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Posted by our senior member zlngtpg which can be read at the FORUM - click HERE

No More Airing Clean Laundry

Now.. not only management dont allow us to bask clothes at the balcony... Effective from next year.. government also don't allow... read The Star Paper..

Multilevel residences: No more airing ‘clean laundry’
By MAZWIN NIK ANIS

PUTRAJAYA: Those living in multilevel residences will no longer be allowed to dry their clothes in the open “where the whole world can see,” effective next year.

This follows a government decision to tackle the eye-sore problem once and for all, and to clean up the image of Malaysian cities by coming up with a guideline for both developers and residents of such buildings.

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said a guideline should be in place so that developers would be made responsible for preparing a special area or the proper facilities in its properties for drying clothes.

“We can see today that most people living in multilevel residences like flats, apartments and condominiums dry their clothes in the open. It is unsystematic and affects our efforts to portray a modern image for Malaysian cities.

“For the moment, we will have a guideline so that necessary action can be taken by parties concerned, including residents to have proper equipment and facilities so they need not expose their laundry,” he said after chairing the National Council on Local Government meeting on Tuesday.

The Deputy Prime Minister however said there was nothing punitive about the guideline as the aim was to encourage the public to be more sensitive about the issue.

“For the time being, it is more on making the moral switch. It it does not work, then we have to consider amending existing laws,” he said, adding a circular would be issued by the ministry next year to inform local authorities of the decision.

Najib said it would be the duty of local authorities and the Commissioner of Buildings to inform developers and managements of flats, apartments and condominiums to see to it that the guideline was followed.

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