Happy Chinese New Year 2011

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We are pleased to inform that our company will be closed for Chinese New Year festival from 1 February 2011 (Tuesday) to 7 February 2011

We will resume our business operation as usual on 8 February 2011(Tuesday). Any inconveniences caused are much regretted.

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Notice of New Office

Dear valued Customer / Supplier 

We, one stop Professional CCTV STORE will be moving into our MELAKA new building effective from Monday December 20, 2010. The phone & fax number are  remain unchanged .This will only effect our MELAKA BRANCH mailing address only. Thank You.

Our new mailing address is

No. 2, Jalan Zahir 19,

Taman Malim Jaya,

75250, Melaka, Malaysia.

           

Tel: 0060-6 (335 4998)       Fax: 0060-6 (337 6998)

Mobile: 016212 4998

Hotline:  1700  80  2838

Using CCTV to Catch Bad Malaysian Drivers

The Road Transport Department (R.T.D.), it is said will initiate the use of cameras soon. These cameras would be installed at all traffic junctions in Malaysia. It is intended to deter indisciplined motorists from doing dangerous stunts as beating red traffic lights.

The Road Transport Department cannot allow Malaysians to continue to behave in such manner. Foreigners have a very bad impression of Malaysian drivers as a whole.

Malaysia’s accident rate ranks amongst the highest in the world. It’s number three, behind China and India. The R.T.D. has to redeem the standard of Malaysian drivers. With this in mind, the R.T.D. has finally decided to implement the cameras in its Automated Enforcement System (A.E.S.) soon.

The role of CCTVs today in our country is indeed immense. The R.T.D., according to its Minister, Datuk Ong Tee Kiat, is scheduled to launch the A.E.S. program anytime now in September 2010 throughout the country.

With this system at all traffic lights junction, R.T.D. will fix surveillance cameras to deter indisciplined motorists from doing wrong things like beating red traffic lights and so forth.

Ministry encourages schools to install CCTV cameras

The Malay Mail, 23rd June 2010

KOTA BARU: The education ministry encourages all schools to install closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in a bid to curb disciplinary problems, including gangsterism, among students.

Director-General of Education Tan Sri Alimuddin Mohd Dom said the installation of the CCTV cameras was a very good initiative to monitor the behaviour of students while they were in the school compound.

"If the schools have their own financial resources to install CCTV cameras, we encourage them to do so," he told reporters after opening the 49th National Secondary School Principals Education Management Conference 2010 here today.

However, he said the ministry did not have a specific allocation for the purpose.

"As we all know, the installation of the CCTV camera is costly because we cannot have only one camera to cover all areas of the school. I was made to understand that several schools which had installed the CCTV cameras had done so at their own expense," he said.

On the student found dead due to a miscarriage at a resort in Pantai Cahaya Bulan, two days ago, Alimuddin said the ministry had received a report from the Kelantan Education Department on the incident.

Earlier in his speech, Alimuddin reminded principals and headmasters to maintain cordial relations with parents.

He said he received numerous complaints on the attitude of principals and headmasters, some to the extend of chasing out parents out of school compound.

"I don't know how far this is true but it is important to maintain cordial relations with parents as well as with students.

"They should instill respect, not fear, among students and subordinates," he said, adding that school authorities should also view seriously the issue of security in school.

JKJR TO INSTALL 1,000 CCTV BY SEPT TO NAB TRAFFIC OFFENDERS

KUALA LUMPUR - More than 1,000 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras would be installed on roads throughout the country to nab traffic offenders said Road Safety Department Director Datuk Suret Singh.

Suret Singh said the installation of CCTVs would be carried out in stages from May, with the installation of such CCTV cameras at 10 locations in Perak and Selangor.

JKJR will install more CCTV at selected places troughout the country.

We hope that this action will reduce the accidents and reduce the traffic offenders in Malaysia.

“We are going to fix more than 1,000 CCTVs at selected locations throughout the country, especially at traffic lights and to curb speed violation among the road users,” he told reporters after signing a Memorandum of Understanding between JKJR and Tamil daily, Makkal Osai.

Suret Singh said JKJR was focused on pursuing a recommendation to build special lanes for motorcycles which can reduce fatalities involving motorcyclists and pillion riders by 85 per cent.

He said road accidents, especially those involving motorcyclists has been increasing due to the lack of special lanes for motorcycles.

“Most road accidents in our country involves motorcyclists because they don’t have a proper lane for the motorcycles and since there are no special lanes, most of them misuse their rights by riding on main roads.

“For now we are focusing on the need to build proper motorcycle lanes and we will make sure such lanes are build as soon as possible,” he said.

He added that poor road conditions and mechanical problems have also been identified as contributing factors for the increase in number of accidents.

“According to a survey carried out by JKJR, 30 per cent of the accidents are caused by mechanical problems, 30 per cent due to road conditions and 40 per cent human error,” said Suret Singh.

UTM develops CCTV that can record images in the dark

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) has developed a closed circuit television (CCTV) camera system which can produce clear and accurate images even in the dark.

The system, developed by the university's Photogrammetry and Laser Scanning Research Group headed by Prof Dr Zulkepli Majid of the Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Engineering, has the potential to be the best crime monitoring system.

Developed from the idea of Mohd Farid Mohd Ariff, 30, one of the 16 researchers in the group, it is an integration of modern imaging technology and geomatics, said Dr Zulkepli.

"The system involves three primary components -- gathering of data offline and online, space calibration and data processing," he told reporters at the university in Skudai.

He said the camera integrated three digital imaging technologies, namely high-resolution video camera, near infra-red filter and 3D stereo adapter, which could record 3D images in a bright or dark environment.

The space calibration component is a 3D calibration adapter used to calibrate space which would be recorded by the closed circuit camera, he said.

The data processing component identifies the image through the photogrammetry method which gives accurate and fast measurement of the subject in physical terms such as height, condition and form of the face, he added.

Dr Zulkepli said the research on the system took two years and the effectiveness of the system was tested from all angles.

He said the market price of the CCTV system was RM60,000, much higher than the normal CCTV camera, but its capacity to produce fast and accurate images was significant.

"We are trying to commercialise the CCTV system through the TechnoFund grant of the Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry," he said, adding that it was being targeted for areas which were dark or without lighting.

MACC proposed special room equipped with CCTV for witness

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is proposed to create a special room for the examination of witnesses and recording the statement, which has equipment of closed circuit television (CCTV), so the investigation can be carried comfortably.

MACC also need to identify and specify criteria for defining the inquiry in terms of time setting, convenience of witnesses and officers without interrupt the investigations.

The proposed improvements are among the eight recommendations contained in inspection reports of death related inquiry procedure Teoh Beng Hock, MACC Complaints Committee, chaired by former Court of Appeal Judge Datuk Mohd Noor Abdullah.

Complaints Committee established to monitor the handling of complaints regarding misconduct against the MACC officers, as well as to identify weaknesses in procedures that may cause complaints; and make recommendations on work procedures, if deemed fit and proper.

Committee established since February last year that also comprises the former Deputy Secretary General of the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Muhammad Mohd Noor, former Director General of the Public Complaints Bureau Datuk Wan Abdul Wahab Abdullah, Solicitor and Advocate of Messrs Chooi & Co.

Chooi Mun Sou serta Peguamcara dan Peguambela dari VM Ravi & Associates V. Chooi Mun Soul and Solicitor and Advocate of the VM V. Ravi & Associates Ravindran. Ravindran.

The report also suggested that the investigation look into the factor of health, comfort and safety of witnesses and the responsibility of officers to testify until the witness left the premises of the MACC.

MACC also have to develop aspects of physical security such as fencing equipment, installation of grille, security guards and CCTV equipment to ensure worker safety, as well as increasing equipment and logistics requirements in terms of computer facilities to the proposed construction of the complex aspects of the MACC to ensure comfort, security and confidentiality.

In addition, the MACC urged to improve and update the Standing Orders of the Commissioner-General of the handling procedures and signed a witness statement in accordance with the requirements of the investigation and review, review and adapt the procedure of examining witnesses, law enforcement agencies in countries like Hong Kong.

MACC also need to provide comprehensive and intensive training courses for officers to develop skills and expertise in the implementation of the investigation, the report said.

The report submitted to the Chief Commissioner of MACC Datuk Seri Abu Kassim Mohamed, together with the Annual Report of Complaints Committee of the MACC in 2009.

Inspection procedures, investigations carried out since July of last year also set the eight terms of reference of the review of whether the MACC has guidelines on aspects of handling and recording witness statements, and decide whether the officer has complied with guidelines on handling witnesses and record statements in the case.

It will also check whether the MACC has guidelines in carrying out examination of the witness (the interrogation), check whether the law allows officers to check and record the answers the witness before the actual process of signing statements, and evaluate the urgency of the investigation in a witness statement signed until late morning.

It also determines whether a witness who obtained permission to return home but choose to stay at the premises of the MACC is the responsibility of the MACC, assess the level of comfort and witnesses through the process of investigation at the premises of the MACC and logistics equipment review and evaluate the physical security of the premises of the MACC.

During the news conference after the ceremony, Mohd Noor declined to comment further on the inspection report of the investigation, the inquest respecting the death of Teoh case going on at this time.

Teoh, 30, who is political secretary to Selangor Exco member, Ean Yong Hian Wah, was found dead on the floor five Masalam Plaza, Shah Alam, on July 16, 2009 after giving a statement about the alleged misuse of the provisions of the state government in Selangor at the MACC office building.