Bikin Panas..!
Perkara
besar seperti ini boleh dibuat main main ke..! Pastinya pembatalan
sidang akhbar saat akhir ini memberikan kesan buruk kepada negara dalam
mengurus suasana terutama isu yang melibatkan bencana besar seperti
kehilangan MH 370..!
Apa
yang baghal sangat..! Dikhabarkan pihak DCA diarahkan untuk memanggil
sidang akhbar..! Pihak kementerian juga sudah bersedia namun katanya ada
'tokoh' yang tidak dapat hadir maka terpaksalah dibatalkan sidang
akhbar yang bukan sahaja ditunggu tunggu oleh rakyat malah seluruh
pelusok dunia..!
Tak
habis habis nak ambil milage politik..! cukup cukup ler..! jangan
melampau meraih air mata dan darah mangsa yang terkorban..! rakyat tahu
dan rakyat pun dah muak..!
Siapa?
Lu Fikir La Sendiri!!!
PUTRAJAYA: Sidang
media Jabatan Penerbangan Awam (DCA) mengenai maklumat terbaharu
berkaitan kehilangan pesawat Penerbangan Malaysia (MH370) yang
dijadualkan diadakan petang Khamis, dibatalkan.
Pengumuman itu dibuat setelah lebih sejam pengamal media menunggu di Dewan Serbaguna DCA di sini.
"Sidang media mengenai MH370 terpaksa dibatalkan atas sebab-sebab yang
tidak dapat dielakkan. Pengumuman baharu mengenai tarikh lain bagi
sidang media akan dimaklumkan kemudian," kata seorang jurucakap kepada
pengamal media.
Pesawat MH370, yang membawa 227 penumpang serta 12 anak kapal, berlepas
daripada Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) pada 12.41
pagi, 8 Mac 2014, hilang daripada radar sejam selepas itu ketika dalam
penerbangan ke Beijing.
Pusat Penyelarasan Agensi Bersama (JACC), yang mengetuai operasi
mengesan pesawat berkenaan, bertegas menyatakan pesawat Boeing 777 itu
dipercayai hilang di selatan Lautan Hindi.
Ketua Koordinator, Judith Zielke berkata, tugasan paling kritikal adalah
untuk menentukan kawasan carian dan usaha berkenaan dijalankan oleh
kumpulan pakar daripada beberapa negara.
Sehingga kini pencarian di bawah permukaan air telah merangkumi kawasan
seluas 6,900 kaki persegi, yang menjangkaui keluasan Negeri Sembilan.
DCA announcement on MH370 called off
After much anticipation, an announcement on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 was called off at the eleventh hour.
The 3.30pm press conference organised by the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) at its headquarters in Putrajaya was scrapped due to "unforseen circumstances".
In a statement later today, the DCA said this was because of the presence of several next-of-kin gatecrashing the event, which was meant for members of the media only.
“Due
to the presence of next-of-kin at the briefing, it was not appropriate
to continue, and the briefing was cancelled,” it said.
It added that DCA director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman (above, right) will be making a televised statement at 6pm via RTM instead, with separate arrangements to communicate with the next-of-kin.
Family members of the passengers issued a statement yesterday, urging the Malaysian government not to "jump the gun" on the plane's fate.
MH370, with 239 passengers and crew, was en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur when it went missing in March last year.
There has been no trace of the plane since, while a search operation in the Indian Ocean is still going on.
The Australia-based Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) said in its weekly update yesterday that four vessels have searched 18,000 square kilometres of deep sea so far, with a fifth vessel to arrive in a few days.
This amounts to about 30 percent of the priority search area, it said.
Initially, DCA press officer Jagjit Singh, who was facilitating today’s press conference, said that Azharuddin is the only person due to speak.
However, he had said there will be no question-and-answer session during the press conference.
Instead, members of the press were asked to fill up question forms after the conference, and were given an assurance that DCA staff would work overnight to respond to every question via email by lunchtime tomorrow.
Later, about 4pm, Jagjit made the announcement that the press conference had been called off, with more than 100 media personnel already present.
The 3.30pm press conference organised by the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) at its headquarters in Putrajaya was scrapped due to "unforseen circumstances".
In a statement later today, the DCA said this was because of the presence of several next-of-kin gatecrashing the event, which was meant for members of the media only.
“Due
to the presence of next-of-kin at the briefing, it was not appropriate
to continue, and the briefing was cancelled,” it said.It added that DCA director-general Azharuddin Abdul Rahman (above, right) will be making a televised statement at 6pm via RTM instead, with separate arrangements to communicate with the next-of-kin.
Family members of the passengers issued a statement yesterday, urging the Malaysian government not to "jump the gun" on the plane's fate.
MH370, with 239 passengers and crew, was en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur when it went missing in March last year.There has been no trace of the plane since, while a search operation in the Indian Ocean is still going on.
The Australia-based Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) said in its weekly update yesterday that four vessels have searched 18,000 square kilometres of deep sea so far, with a fifth vessel to arrive in a few days.
This amounts to about 30 percent of the priority search area, it said.
Initially, DCA press officer Jagjit Singh, who was facilitating today’s press conference, said that Azharuddin is the only person due to speak.
However, he had said there will be no question-and-answer session during the press conference.
Instead, members of the press were asked to fill up question forms after the conference, and were given an assurance that DCA staff would work overnight to respond to every question via email by lunchtime tomorrow.
Later, about 4pm, Jagjit made the announcement that the press conference had been called off, with more than 100 media personnel already present.
Terkini MH370- Sidang Media Khas Dibatalkan
Oleh: EDITOR | 29 January 2015 BERITA, Utama| Add Comment »
PUTRAJAYA- Jabatan Penerbangan Awam dalam sebentar tadi mengumumkan pembatalan sidang media khas perkembangan MH370.
Pembatalan sidang media khas tersebut mengundang sedikit kekecohan dikalangan pengamal media.
Dalam pada itu menurut sumber, pembatalan tersebut dibuat kerana kehadiran beberapa ahli keluarga mangsa didalam dewan tersebut.
MH370 hilang akibat nahas, semua penumpang dan krew terkorban – DCA
29 JAN: Pesawat MH370 diisytiharkan hilang akibat nahas dan kesemua 239 penumpang dianggap telah terkorban.Ia diumumkan Ketua Pengarah, Jabatan Penerbangan Awam (DCA), Datuk Azharuddin Abdul Rahman dalam satu pengumuman khas yang disiarkan oleh RTM berhubung status terkini tragedi pesawat Malaysia Airlines (MAS) penerbangan MH370 yang dilaporkan hilang sejak 8 Mac lalu.
Sehubungan itu katanya waris mangsa MH370 boleh mula membuat tuntutan pampasan daripada pihak yang berkenaan.“Kerajaan Malaysia mengakui bahawa pengumuman kemalangan MH370 adalah sukar buat ahli keluarga dan orang tersayang bagi 227 penumpang dan 12 anak kapal.
“Adalah diharapkan dengan pengumuman ini, akan membolehkan keluarga mendapat bantuan yang diperlukan melalui proses pampasan,” katanya.
Walau bagaimanapun jelas Azharuddin, misi pencarian di dasar laut dengan kawasan pencarian meliputi 18,600 km persegi tetap akan diteruskan.
“Kerajaan Malaysia memberi jaminan kepada keluarga penumpang dan anak kapal terlibat bahawa pencarian MH370 tetap menjadi keutamaan. Carian dasar laut untuk pesawat MH370 adalah berterusan, melibatkan empat kapal.
“Malaysia amat terhutang budi kepada semua negara dan individu atas bantuan dan sokongan yang diterima untuk MH370,” katanya.
Misi pencarian melibatkan 160 aset termasuk 65 pesawat, 95 kapal dan pakar-pakar dari 25 buah negara.
Pencarian dasar laut bagi pesawat MH370 diteruskan melibatkan empat kapal yang meliputi lebih 18,600 kilometer persegi.
Pesawat MH370 yang membawa 227 penumpang serta 12 anak kapal,
berlepas daripada Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) pada
12.41 pagi, 8 Mac 2014, namun ianya hilang daripada radar sejam selepas
itu ketika dalam penerbangan ke Beijing.
Pada 24 Mac 2014, Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak
mengumumkan pesawat berkenaan hilang di kawasan selatan Lautan Hindi di
barat Perth, Australia. Terdahulu, sidang media berhubung perkembangan terkini insiden
pesawat berkenaan yang dijadualkan pada jam 3.30 petang tadi dibatalkan
atas sebab di luar jangkaan.