December 2007      ...last updated December 31 2007
31/12/2007: Appreciate fruits of unity and prosperity, Tiong says in 2008 new year message
31/12/2007: Don't Mislead by Opposition as hiking of fuel is global problem, says Tiong
28/12/2007: Assess, submit report on floods, authorities urged, MP voices his concern for victims who need aid urgently
  • BINTULU: Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party Youth chief Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing has called on the various government departments in central Sarawak, particularly the Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID), to assess and review the recent floods now that the water has subsided. 
  • In a press statement, Tiong, who is also the Bintulu Member of Parliament, hoped this would be looked into so that reports could be sent to the Federal government for further assessment.

WORST FLOOD: Sacred Heart Secondary School in Sibu inundated by floods on Dec 12. There will be more floods like this if global warming is not mitigated.
  • MINGLING WITH RURAL CHILDREN: Tiong takes a photograph with the children when he visits the Kayan community in Tubau.
24/12/2007:Tiong awarded as "Belawan Buring" by Kayan Community ...
  • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing was awarded by the Kayan community in the town's ouskirts of Tubau as their legendary hero that carried the title of Belawan Buring.
  • The award was presented to him on Sunday by longhouse chieftain Awai Anyie when Tiong, who is also a Justice of the Peace, was visiting the native community in conjunction with the current Christmas celebration.
  • In the presentation, Awai described their legendary hero as an immortal figure who was brave and would stand up for the people even in times of war.
24/12/2007:Rural youths advised against going wayward 
  • MP calls on parents to give greater moral support to children
  • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing called on rural youths in his constituency not to waste their lives.
  • During a Christmas visit to some Kayans during the weekend, he also called on the parents, longhouse chiefs, other community leaders and schools to give guidance and moral support to the young people so that they would not be lured into crimes and immoral activities.

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18/12/2007: MP raises question over Projects under 9 Malaysian Plan
  • BINTULU: The government is confident to beat the datelines of all the projects under the Ninth Malaysia Plan.
  • Replying Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing recently in the parliamentary sitting, Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Abdul Rahman Suliman said with two more years to go, he was confident that all projects would be completed under the supervision and help of the various ministries concerned.
16/12/2007: MP Calls on Divisional Disaster Relief Unit to be ready
  • BINTULU: The government is confident to beat the datelines of all the projects under the Ninth Malaysia Plan.

    • Replying Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing recently in the parliamentary sitting, Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Abdul Rahman Suliman said with two more years to go, he was confident that all projects would be completed under the supervision and help of the various ministries concerned.
November 2007
29/11/2007:  Worsening discipline worries MP
  • Tiong draws Parliament attention to crime involving students; calls for rectification

    • Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing called for actions to curb the worsening situation in the country.
     
  • This came from his promise to the people of Bintulu after a few cases involving students had raised much public concern. The cases include a recent murder in a school, cases of students playing truant, students surfing Internet and playing games in cyber cafe during school hours and students loitering in town.
     
    		27/11/2007: MP raised student problems in parliament
    • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing has brought the worries of student problems to the parliament, calling for actions to curb the worsening situation in the country.
    • This has come from his promise to the people of Bintulu after a few cases involving students have raised much public concern. These include a recent murder in a school,  cases of students playing truant, students surfing internet and playing games in cyber cafe at school hours, students loitering in town and others.
25/11/2007: Lead organisations selflessly, says Tiong
    MP advises Chinese leaders against imposing personal standards or community will disunite
    MIRI: The struggle for power and titles, and I-am-always-right attitude adopted by leaders are the common causes of friction and disunity among the Chinese.

    Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, who made this observation, reminded Chinese leaders that selfish attitude and approaches in leading an organisation would not benefit their community.
22/11/2007: MP raised question over rural Kampung road in parliamentary sitting
  • BINTULU: The construction of the rural road project in Sarawak has recently sparked an active debate in the parliamentary sitting when Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing raised questions about the building of the Kampung Hilir road in Sebauh, a village about a half-hour boat ride from here.
06/11/2007: MP concerned over release of key gang leader
 
  • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing yesterday expressed concern over the release of a key gang leader, who was among 23 arrested in ‘Ops Cantas Kenyalang’, a police operation to crush gangsterism in Sarawak.

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 04/11/2007: Why I'm still uncomfortable with the police force
02/11/2007: Drinking becoming serious social problem, says Bintulu MP
02/11/2007: Ngit Hua wins Dato' Seri Tiong's trophy
October 2007
17/10/2007: Join hands to get rid of illegals: Tiong
  • Bintulu: Datuk Seri Ting King Sing, the Bintulu Member of Parliament, yesterday called on the relevant authorities here to seriously look in the illegal immigrant issue following the four murders involving foreigner here recently.
04/10/2007: Get facts right about Aluminium plant: MP
  • Kidurong assemblyman Chew Chin Sing was yesterday told not to alarm or misinform the people about the proposed aluminium plant here.

01/10/2007: Pat On the back for job well done
Bintulu MP says police handled recent hostage accident in professional manner
September 2007
27/09/2007: Hostage taker killed
  • BINTULU: A hostage taker who was holding his six-year-old nephew captive in a room upstairs in a house in Taman Li Hua died in a hail of bullets about 4.30am yesterday when a special police squad finally stormed in after a 16-hour stand-off.

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  • A Sabahan of Filipino origin, 49-year-old Jimmy was said to be greatly shocked that the police had actually forced open the door and shot him in the chest, abdomen and head, killing him instantly.
  • Police personnel carrying the body out of the house.
26/09/2007:Mum slashed, son hostage
  • BINTULU: A 39-year-old woman was slashed in the back several times, allegedly with a kitchen knife, while her six-year-old son was held captive by a man believed to be the father inside a double-storey semidetached house in Taman Li Hua at 11.12am yesterday.
  • Picture left: BLOODY: Jimmy’s blood-stained kitchen knife.
19/09/2008:Police focus on second-rung leaders
    SIBU: State CID chief Tun Hisan said the police would continue to work round the clock going after second-rung gang leaders now that most of their top leaders were behind bars.

    On the promotion of under-performing police personnel as alleged by Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, Hisan said the promotion of any police officers was the prerogative of the Inspector General of Police.

NON-STOP ACTION: Tun Hisan (right) and Nicholas at the press conference.
18/09/2007:Reconsider specialists’ request, govt urged
  • BINTULU: Most medical specialists from Peninsula Malaysia are unwilling to serve at general hospitals in Sarawak for fear that their future career would be at stake.
  • Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing said the feedback he received from specialists was that they were forbidden to set up their own clinics in Sarawak after serving at the respective hospitals in the State.
18/09/2007: Some schools turned into fashion schools
  • SIBU: Have some secondary schools in the country been turned into fashion schools?
  • This is what Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing wanted to know in parliament when he mentioned of students dying their hair with bright colours. He said there were those who had dyed their hair red, yellow, white or green, and it seemed that schools were not bothered.
  • “We cannot deny it. The alarm bell has sounded in the schools and the education ministry must deal with the problems fast.”
14/09/2007:  IGP told to probe, act on errant police officers
  • KUALA LUMPUR: Backbenchers yesterday asked Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Musa Hassan to act on inefficient and non-dedicated police officers.
  • In making the call, Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said this was a serious matter that warranted the IGP’s immediate attention, as it would result in the people losing confidence in the credibility of the police force.
  • Bintulu Hospital ...Dato Dr. Chua So Lek (right) approved the setting up of Burn Unit at Bintulu hospital in his last visit to Bintulu on April 20, 2006.
14/09/2007: Tiong ‘burns’ for Burns Unit
BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, whose heart has burned for a long time for a Burns Unit to be set up at the local hospital, is not very disappointed with the decision of the Sarawak Health Department to scrap the plan.
10/09/2007:Deal with problematic students, parents told
  • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Pariament, Dato’ Seri Tiong King Sing, reiterated he would not betray his conscience to fight for ‘just cause’ because somebody could control the ballots to support him during election.
  • He said some parents had approached him to seek assistance as their children faced expulsion by schools because of disciplinary problems and they said they would support him by voting for the Barisan Nasional during the coming  parliamentary election.
August 2007 
28/08/2007:CP: Probe into police-gangster ties in Miri ‘a possibility
  • KUCHING: Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Talib Jamal yesterday finally admitted that there was “a possibility” that several officers in Miri were being investigated for having ties with gangsters.
  • “There could be some lower rank officers who were ‘baik’ (nice) to gangsters. Some names may have surfaced.
  • “The fact is that I really don’t know,” Talib added.

    • Last Saturday, he flatly brushed aside the allegations during a press conference.
26/08/2007: CP brushes aside Bukit Aman probe 
  • Talib’s insistence comes following reports of 10 Miri officers investigated for underworld connection
  • KUCHING: State Police Commissioner Datuk Talib Jamal yesterday flatly denied reports that a police team from Bukit Aman had arrived in Miri to investigate several police officers who were suspected of having close ties with gangsters in the district.
  • “Somebody called me about this. I denied it. No investigation is being done on our officers,” Talib said.
24/08/2007: MP: Explain effects of telecom tower on health
    Bintulu: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said yesterday he had written an appeal letter to the Bintulu Development Authority (BDA) on public concern over the building of communications tower at Sample Park.
21/08/2007: Inaugural Bintulu Cultural Carnival starts August 27 and end on September 9
  • SINGING TOGETHER: (from left) Rosey Yunus (Bekenu assemblywoman), Paulus Palu Gumbang (Batu Danau assemblyman), Peter Nansian (Tasik Biru assemblyman), Jacob, Mawan, Tiong, Sylvester Entri (Marudi assemblyman), Peter Nyarok (Krian assemblyman), and Aaron sing the SPDP Youth song during its launching at the dinner.
17/08/2007:BN interest should come first: Mawan, SPDP members told to safeguard peace and harmony in coalition
17/08/2007: SUPP will bounce back, says Taib
  • BINTULU: The spirit of cooperation and alliance among the component parties of Barisan Nasional will help Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) to bounce back in the next  State general election and retain all its seats lost in the previous election.
  • Chief Minister Pehin Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud gave this assurance in the presence of  SUPP President Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Datuk Dr George Chan Hong Nam in  his keynote address at the opening of the 5th Annual General Meeting of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP)  themed ‘The Cornerstone of Solidarity” yesterday at Civic Centre here.
17/08/2007:Taib SUPP can recoup lost ground, but party needs support, cooperation of fellow Barisan Nasional components
17/08/2007:  No hint on polls date at SPDP assembly
15/08/2007:Police: No strong lead yet in bullet for MP, IGP case 

05/08/2007: Two Singapore doctors to conduct health forum in Bintulu on Sunday

04/08/2007:Over 50 anglers to take part in fishing competition vying for Tiong's Challenge Trophy
  • PROBE ONGOING: Sulaiman being interviewed during the press conference.
 04/08/2007:A fingerprint ‘lifted’ off threat letters for IGP, MP Investigation ongoing, says OCPD
 
  • KOTA SAMARAHAN: The police have managed to ‘lift’ one fingerprint from the threatening letters addressed to the Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan and Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.


 
July 2007
Live bullets for Bintulu MP, IGP
 
  • Pos office detects two envelopes with ammo and a threatening letter each
  • BINTULU: Two envelopes with two live bullets and a threatening letter each meant for the Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing and the Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan were found among the letters posted at the Bintulu Post office yesterday.
Live bullets seized at Bintulu Post Office
  • Bintulu:- Two envelopes each containing two live cartridges addressed to the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and People’s Service Centre of Dato’ Seri Tiong King Sing at Parkcity Commercial Square were yesterday seized by police at Pos Malaysia Office here.
  • Bintulu Police Chief Superintendent Haji Sulaiman Abdul Razak confirming this said the contents of the letter which was written in Bahasa Malaysia were threatening in nature.

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29/07/2007: Tiong lambasts chamber for quick denial
  • Chamber urged to carry out investigation first before saying there is no gangsterism in Kapit
  • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing yesterday urged the president of Kapit Chinese Chamber of Commerce to help those who have become victims of gangsters in the district instead of making statement in the press to deny their existence
26/07/2007: MP: Gangsters ‘tax’ rural businesses 
  • BINTULU: Influences of gangsterism infiltrating the interior of Sarawak? 
  • This is what Bintulu Member of Parliament Dato Seri Tiong King Sing is worried about after he received numerous calls from Kapit about gangsters demanding protection money.
23/07/2007:MP hits out at people who encourage ‘squatting’ 
16/07/2006:Don’t squat on people’s land: Bintulu MP
14/07/2007: Vital to keep up the crime-bursting momentum 
13/07/2007: 23,100 illegals netted through joint operations of Immigration, police and Rela from Jan-May
  • BINTULU: The pooling of resources among Immigration Department, police and Rela is one of five effective measures being stepped up by the Home Ministry to curb problems associated with illegal immigrants in the country. Coordinated efforts bear fruits 
11/07/2007: Money for silence :Victim
  • eyewitnesses in school bullying case allegedly paid to keep their mouths shut
  • ‘Outcry from concerned parents following news of student bullies posted in Internet’
09/07/2007: S’wak gangsters go into hiding in rural areas
  • KUALA LUMPUR: Sarawak gangsters are on the run following an outcry by local residents on the rampant crime wave in recent months.
  • State police have turned the heat on the bad hats.After Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing spilled the beans in Parliament in April about rampant gangsterism in Sarawak, the police have swung into action with ‘Operation Cantas Kenyalang’ to combat the gangster menace.
  • RECOGNITION: Tiong presenting a gold pendent to an elderly recipient, while Hii (left) and Ting (centre) look on
 09/07/2007: Stop hoisting Umno flags in S’wak: 
  • MP Tiong says party has not extended its wings to Sarawak yet

    • BINTULU: The so-called supporters and promoters of the United Malays National Organisation (Umno) in the State have been urged to stop flying the flags of the political party in the State.
07/07/2007: MP: Locals complain illegals tapping their rubber trees 
  • BINTULU: Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing the Bintulu Member of Parliament said he was disappointed with the attitude of the Bintangor police for allegedly turning a blind eye on the complaints of farmers from Sg Narasit in Bintangor.
03/07/2007: Police have done a good job
  • BINTULU: The Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said yesterday he was satisfied with the police’s progress in handling the gangsterism and security issues in Sarawak.
02/07/2007: Shackling bailed criminals 
  • Bintulu MP wants authorities to look into ways to stop these hoodlums from committing crime again

    • SIBU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing felt that the authorities concerned should look into ways to prevent bailed criminals from returning to crime again.
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June 2007
June 26, 2007: We will always follow BN policies: Mawan 
  • ‘SPDP wants to safeguard harmony, tolerance and understanding in coalition’

    • SIBU: The Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) will continue to toe the line of the Barisan Nasional (BN) when it comes to making political decisions, its president Dato Sri William Mawan said here Sunday night.

  • IN UNITY: Mawan (third right) rolls the mat (Ngiling Bidai) together with, from left, Cr Tang, Cr Tiong, Shirley, Adit and Cheng Kiong while standing from second left, Chambai, Dr Johnicol, from fourth left -James Laju, Elizabeth, Peter Howell and Sim  look on.
13/06/2007: Rumah Awal extends utmost appreciation to MP Tiong
23/06/2007: MP promises to look into low bail issue 
  • BINTULU: Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said he would look into public complaints against the release of a theft suspect on a bail that was fixed at only RM3,000 for a total of eight criminal charges.
06/06/2007:Police must be public-friendly: MP 
  • SIBU: Police here seem to be trying to conceal the crime situation from the people by barring reporters from its headquarters, said Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.
  • Tiong believed that the police, by shying away from the media, were in fact keeping away from the people.
  • “The media is the bridge of goodwill between the people and the government, and the police need this understanding to command a good police-public cooperation in fighting crime,” he said.

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12/06/2007:Youths involved in Tiong’s accident case released
04/06/2007:MP Tiong on busy Gawai Trip
04/06/2007:Accident hardens MP's will to serve
02/06/2007:Broken links hurting ties, Cops need goodwill to command good police-public co-operation in fighting crime:Tiong
 
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May 2007
28/05/2007: Help police in war against crime: Tiong ...The Borneo Post.
28/05/2007: Recruit more members SPDP, divisional leaders urged 
  • BINTULU: Divisional leaders of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) throughout the state have been told to embark on recruitment drives considering that the next parliamentary election is coming.
  • Recruit more members SPDP, divisional leaders urged 
  • All the Supreme Council Members of SPDP led by Mawan cutting the solidarity cake.
28/05/2007: Strive to keep SPDP strong - Mawan...Eastern Times
  • Bintulu: The survival of a political party relies strongly on the number of membership.
  • President of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) Datuk Seri William Mawan anak Ikom also pointed out the strength of the party also depended on it being well organized and activie all the time to make it visible in the eyes of the people.
17/05/2007:Police told to investigate accident involving Tiong
16/05/2007:Let the police investigate: Tiong
  • MP agrees there is alleged criminal premeditation in Sunday's accident; touched by concern shown by people
15/05/2007: Tiong's men suspect foul play
  • They fear there could be premeditation to harm Bintulu's MP
14/05/2007: Tiong Injured in traffic accident
  • The Sarawak CP: Five local men believed to be drunk detained
  • Kuching: MP for Bintulu, Dato' Seri Tiong King Sing JP with a car accident at 2.24 am yesterday on his way back from Sebauh to BIntulu after a function, Tiong escaped with minor injuries while an Iswara on his left driving in the same direction as his Hilux swerved and collided along Jalan Sultan Iskandar, 2 KM from Bintulu town.
14/05/2007:
Condoms in School bag
Tiong makes thunderbolt annoucement alleging some boarding students are doing part-time prostitution
14/05/2007:
Dayak Community needs to catch up on business venture
  • Surprise check....Why aren't you at the school? 
12/05/2007: Thirteen students caught playing truant
Happy Wesak to all my Buddhist Friends
April 2007
28/04/2007:Mawan visits SPDP Ijok's Operation Centre
26/04/2007:Tiong praised for raising issue of gangsterism
22/04/2007:Parthiban shows gratitude to SPDP in BN's Ijok by-election campaigning ...Paper-cutting: Eastern Times
April 15, 2007: Breaking the stranglehold of gangster:

Exclusive interview  by 
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April 14 2007:Tiong - the most talked about MP in Sarawak... 

Paper cutting: Eastern Times
April 15, 2007: People cannot take it anymore: MP

Exclusive interview  by 
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April 12, 2007: I'm doing my part as liaison chief
Special interview (New Strait Times) Prime News
April 12, 2007: Is Sibu a gangland haven?
Special interview (New Strait Times) Prime News
12/04/2007: Be Aware…Tiong urged state Chief of domestic trade and consumer affair
  • Kuala Lumpur: The Member of Parliament for Bintulu Dato’ Seri Tiong King Sing JP shocked and urged the police to carry out thorough investigation over the leaking of information of operation conducted by enforcement teams of department of Domestic Trade and consumer affairs for essential items in Sibu lately.
12/04/2007: Tiong thanks Wan for leading special team from Bukit Aman to Sarawak for “Black Societies” cleaning operation 
  • But upset that operation to have published nationwide.
09/04/2007: MP: Include longhouses in Tourism development ....Paper-cutting - The Borneo Post
08/04/2006: Longhouse can turn into rest house for foreigners to boom up local tourism industry.
07/04/2006: Tiong urges Local Government Departments heads to actively participate in People- Leader Dialogue 
April 8 2007:My Longhouse Visit to 16 longhouses .... ...Photo Gallery
07/04/2006: Tiong urges Parents to aware of pre-marriage pregnancy and high school drop out of boarding students.
April 7 2007:My Longhouse Visit to 16 longhouses .... ...Photo Gallery
April 6 2007:My Longhouse Visit to 17 longhouses and 2 Kampongs.... ...Photo Gallery
05/04/2007:Two more months in jail
  • Remand extended for underworld leader as police probe his alleged involvement in kidnapping case ... Paper cutting: The Borneo Post
05/04/2007:Tiong Insisted essential goods of State controlled by gangster ... Paper cutting: The Borneo Post

05/04/2007:Politician in Gangsterism:CP tight-lipped....Paper cutting: The Borneo Post
04/04/2007:CM happy with handling of gangsterism issue
Situation not alarming and a lot of patience needed for intelligence gathering: Taib
Paper cutting: The Borneo Post
Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing (left) alleges secret societies are active in Sarawak. Federal CID director Datuk Christopher Wan Soo Kee dismissed Tiong's claims.		 04/04/2007: MP: Come and see the gangsters running riot
  • Come and see for yourself how secret societies are having a field day in Sarawak.
  • This is Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing dare to Federal Criminal Investigation Department director Datuk Christopher Wan Soo Kee following his charge that gangsters were running riot in the state.
03/04/2007:Claims Of Price Hikes Due To Gangsterism Is Untrue
03/04/2006: IGP Attends Closed-door Briefing On Gangsterism At Sibu Police HQ
  • SIBU, April 3 (Bernama) -- Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan flew in here Tuesday for a briefing on the allegedly serious gangsterism problem in Sibu. 
02/04/2007:Preserve Cultural Heritage: Tiong ... Paper cutting: The Sunday Post
01/04/2007:Don't sacrifire children in pursuit of wealth: Tiong ... Paper cutting: The Sunday Post
March
31/03/2007:Up To PM, IGP To Decide On My Position, Says Sarawak Police Chief
  • KUCHING, March 30 (Bernama) -- Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Talib Jamal, who had allegedly failed to contain gangsterism and secret society activities in Sarawak, said today he would leave it to the higher authorities to decide whether he should remain in the state or be transferred out.
31/03/2007:CID Chief Refutes Sarawak Police Failure To Stem Underworld Activities
  • KUALA LUMPUR...Federal police refuted the claims by Barisan Nasional Bintulu Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing that Sarawak police had failed to stem secret society activities in the state as they were harbouring them.
31/03/2007:Federal police have come out strongly against allegations in parliament that secret societies are "having a field day" in Sarawak...New Strait Times
31/03/2007: Tiong Urges developer to immediate stop the operation until dispute solved amicably at Binyo 
31/04/2007: Tiong Urges Youth from Component party don't play with fire
31/04/2007: Tiong: SPDP Youth to form Legal Advisory Board to Assist Residents of Taman Sentosa
  • Kuching: The Youth Chief of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) Dato’ Seri Tiong King Sing JP revealed that a legal advisory board led by secretary-general of SPDP would be formed to provide free services to the purchasers of residential house at Taman Sentosa, Mile 7 Kuching.
  • He revealed this after chairing the youth meeting on Friday at Bintulu, adding that it was resolute too through the meeting that free legal services should be provided to the aforesaid victims whereby they were still waiting for their letter of OP since 2002.
February
  • Bintulu: The Member of Parliament for Bintulu Dato’ Seri Tiong King Sing expressed his disappointment after learning that a victim was approached by the lawyer allegedly to have involved in professional misconduct to be co-operative or else legal action would be taken by the local authority for her resident for illegal awning structure.
24/02/2007:Tiong blasts unethical misconduct of a legal firm
16/02/2007: LEGAL FIRM ALLEDGELLY NOT PAYING 3 YEARS EPF FOR FORMER EMPLOYEE 
  • Tiong expressed his concerns and wanted promt action from EPF Department Bintulu.
14/02/2007: Murder Suspect's passport obtained by police, Tiong revealed 
  • 40-year-old Woman Shopkeeper Lee Siew Ling Slashed to death at Wawasan Sedar Estate along Bintulu-Bakun road, 98 KM off Bintulu town.
  • After the phone conversation with the local Police Chief Superintendent Sulaiman Abdul Razak, Tiong was assured by him that police would pursue to all means, including resolving to INTERPOL to trace whosoever believed to have involved in the cold blooded crime.
  • The police chief further revealed to the MP that a passport belong to the suspect at large was obtained soon after the incident.
  • "That is why I've been wondering why the police of Bintagor cannot perform likewise to obtain the identity of Indonesian suspects soon after the recent murder of 21-year-old Chinese youth be reported in a burglary"
10/02/2007: Tiong disappointed over harsh demolition action of L&S department by using CM's name
  • Bintulu: The Member of Parliament for Bintulu Dato' Seri Tiong King Sing JP expressed his disappointment over the demolition action of farming huts taken by the Land & Survey Department here while they were still waiting for the official reply from the department.
  • The aforesaid longhouses were Rh. Tabor (57 doors) and Rh. Unjan (25 doors) at Samarakan new township area, about  45 kilometres off Bintulu town here. 
09/02/2007: Tiong Still Waiting for  Explaination from State Police Commissioner
  • Bintulu: The Member of Parliament for Bintulu Dato'  Seri Tiong King Sing JP urged the State’s Commissioner of Police (CP) Datuk Talib Jamal should not run away from his questions in his comment over the recent murder case in residential burglary at Bintagor.
  • He was replied to the comment of the State’s CP in a Chinese daily dated February 9, 2007 when questioned by reporters on the progress of aforesaid incident.
04/02/2006: Tiong blast Bintagor Police Chief's attitude for belittling precious information of public members
  • Bintulu: The liaison chief for central region of Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) Dato'  Seri Tiong King Sing JP expressed his disappointment over the statement of Bintagor's Police Chief, accusing his statement earlier had been misleading members of public by be-littering information where he collect from people here and members of the deceased's family killed in a recent armed burglary tragedy.
January 2007
31/01/2007: Statement irresponsible : MP
Tiong says STU chairman has not gone deep enough into tragic death of fourth former to unsderstand it 

Paper Cutting from Borneo Post dated February 1, 2007 Thursday.
30/01/2007: It's sheer brutality: Ghani
STU president says those involved in Matteus' death should undergo psychological tests to see if they are mentally sick

Paper Cutting from Borneo Post dated January 30, 2007 Tuesday.

Paper cutting
30/01/2007: MATHEUS DIES OF BLOW TO CHEST
16-year-old dies after assault by more than 10 seniors
29/01/2007: Grieving Mother Appeal for Full investigation 18 suspects detained
  • BINTULU: A total of 18 suspects believed to have involved in ragging incident that caused death to a 16-year-old student were ordered to be remanded for 6 days by the Magistrate's Court last Sunday afternoon.
  • The deceased's mother Rose Kundu Anak Bedindang, a 42 years old widow in an interview session by members of press revealed that her eldest son was just transferred to the SM Teknik on January 22, 2007, 5 days before the shocking incident took place.
  • The 16-year-old deceased Matius Mering Anak Augustine, a form 4 student believed to have bashed up by a group of senior.
29/01/2007: TRAGEDY IN SCHOOL

16-year-old dies after assault by more than 10 seniors; MP calls for thorough probe and questions school's lack of discipline

Paper Cutting dated 29/01/2007
28/01/2007: Tiong Express Deepest Sympathize to Deceased's Family, meeting later with Divisional Police Chief for the progress of Investigation
    Bintulu: The member of Parliament Dato' Seri Tiong King Sing JP learned that minority members of community might feel his repeated advices during the public occasions shown nothing but over-worries of numerous discipline problem arisen among the local students here.
    However, he said following a bully and ragging incident resulted a 16-year-old student was killed in the school hostel, is that indication enough to awake the aforesaid members of society that remained as couldn't careless group?"
28/01/2007: Tiong sad over the deteriorating disciplinary level among students in a killing incident of 16-year-old Student 
    Bintulu: The Member of Parliament (MP) for Bintulu Dato' Seri Tiong King Sing JP advised local education department, schools, parents of students, the parents-teachers societies in the division should resolve to all deterrent measures to ensure the discipline among schools or academic institution for tertiary studies well maintained.
22/01/2007: Tiong Warns Logging Company to Stop Timber Extraction at Water Catchments Area
  • Bintulu: The Member of Parliament for P216 Bintulu Dato’ Seri Tiong King Sing JP urges any logging company should aware the importance of water catchments areas as water source of rural folk at the upper reaches of Kemena River.
  • " I  sternly warning those companies that involve in the timber extraction at water catchments area to immediately stop their operation regardless they possess legal timber extraction permission or not!” " he stressed.
21/01/2007: Tiong urges Police, RELA, Neighbourhood Bodies to Jointly crack down burglary syndicates
 
  • Bintulu: The member of parliament for P216 Bintulu Dato'  Seri Tiong King Sing JP urged the local police, RELA and Neighbourhood Bodies here to go full swing to crack down burglary syndicates following a few house breaking incidents reported recently.
  • Meanwhile, he also expressed disappointment over the performance of RELA bodies here for their inactiveness or lack of initiative to carry out any anti-vice activities with all relevant enforcement departments.
  • He reminded the local RELA Chief and its members that their duties were not solely to monitor traffics' flow or availability of car parks in any public functions or celebration. 
16/01/2007: Tiong urges Public not to interfere in police investigation over the detained China woman
  • Bintulu: Tiong urged public shall give a free hand to the local police department here to carry out their detail investigation over the recent detain of more than eight China women following a few anti-vice operations.
16/01/2007: Tiong urges Political Parties or NGOs bodies not to instigate on land dispute over Rh. Nyawin
  • Bintulu: The Member of Parliament for Bintulu Dato' Seri Tiong King Sing JP urges all the political parties or non government organizations (NGOs) should not interfere by instigating longhouse folks of Rh. Nyawin with their ulterior agenda.
  • "they are genuine to help the people, they shall give the best advice to resolve the matter, that it to co-operate via negotiation but not by instigating them to close the door or demanding for unreasonable compensation"
12/01/2007: Tiong disappointed over the delay action of Niah Police in Armed Robbery Incident
11/01/2007: Tiong urges RELA and Neighborhoods Watch to jointly curb criminal vice with Police
08/01/2007: Tiong King Sing:Unethical Leaders Can be Suspended
  • Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) treasurer-general Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing today issued a warning to all the party divisional leaders that they were liable to be suspended should they employ unethical tactics when recruiting new members or objecting membership applications.
04/01/2007: Road to close for drainage work at Tg. Batu area.
01/01/2007: Tiong: Get Police help to discipline wayward Children
01-01-2007:Tiong leads 97 teams of Tua Pek Kong Deity Grand Procession