16 February 2023
Topik Pada Hari Ini
> YB Chang Lih Kang, Menteri Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi – Lynas tidak membayar cukai kepada kerajaan selama 11 tahun kerana pengecualian cukai
> Ann Teo, pengerusi ROSE – Membenarkan pengundi yang di luar kawasan boleh memohon sebagai pengundi pos
> Chris Lau, wartawan aktivis dari Sibu – bekas PM ismail sabri membelanjakan RM 62 juta untuk mempromosikan slogan itu, tetapi rakyat tidak ingat.
> Encik George Laeng dari Uma Akeh Baram – di manakah peruntukan untuk Baram? Adun dan MP mesti menggunakannya untuk pedalaman Baram untuk menyelesaikan masalah jalan dan jambatan
On Today Show
> YB Chang Lih Kang, Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation – Lynas did not pay taxes to the government during the 11 years because of tax exemption
> Ann Teo, chairman of ROSE – let voters who out of constituency can apply as postal voters
> Chris Lau, activist journalist from Sibu – ex-PM ismail sabri spent RM 62 million to promote the slogan, but the people don't remember it
> Mr George Laeng from Uma Akeh Baram – where is the allocation for Baram? Adun and MP must use it for interior Baram to fix the road and bridge problems
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Keputusan kerajaan Malaysia tidak lagi membenarkan Kilang Lynas di Gebeng-Kuantan/Pahang, menjalankan prosedur “memecah dan larut lesap atau mengimport lantanida pekat daripada Australia. Ini bermakna loji pemprosesan itu mungkin menghadapi penutupan separa atau tidak lagi menghasilkan sisa radioaktif di Malaysia.
Apakah kesan paling buruk yang mungkin berlaku?. Menurut Menteri- Lynas masih boleh merayu dalam masa 30 hari. Sama ada dilulus atau tidak. Kerajaan akan maklumkan. Tetapi sekiranya Lynas membuat keputusan menyaman kerajaan. Kementerian beliau telah bersedia dengan secukupnya. Apakah kerajaan Malaysia akan rugi besar jika kilang ini ditutup dan keputusan kerajaan terhadap Lynas akan menakut dan menjejaskan keyakinan pelabur.
Chang menjelaskan bahawa- kerajaan dan rakyat tidak mendapat untung yang banyak daripada Kilang Lynas. Lagi pula Lynas tak membayar cukai kepada kerajaan sepanjang 11 tahun telah beroperasi kerana diberi kelonggaran pengecualian cukai. Lagi pula pelabur akan lebih yakin dengan polisi Malaysia yang tetap/tidak berubah dan tidak bertoleransi dengan industri yang menghasilkan sisa yang beradioaktif. Menurut Chang -malaysia akan terus berusaha menarik pelaburan yang berkualiti disamping menjaga alam sekitar dan kesihatan rakyat Malaysia. Hasil operasi kilang Lynas – Malaysia kini terpaksa menyimpan secara PDF sebanyak 1.08 juta tan metrik sisa radioaktif selama-lamanya.
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The decision of the Malaysian government no longer allows the Lynas Factory in Gebeng-Kuantan/Pahang, to carry out the procedure of "fracturing and leaching or importing concentrated lanthanides from Australia. This means that the processing plant may face partial closure or no longer produce radioactive waste in Malaysia.
What is the worst possible effect? According to the Minister, Lynas can still appeal within 30 days. Either approved or not. The government will inform. But if Lynas decides to sue the government. His ministry was adequately prepared. Will the Malaysian government lose a lot if this factory is closed and the government's decision against Lynas will scare and affect investor confidence.
Chang explained that- the government and the people did not get much profit from the Lynas Factory. After all, Lynas did not pay taxes to the government during the 11 years it has been in operation because it was given a tax exemption. After all, investors will be more confident with Malaysia's fixed/unchanged policy and zero tolerance for industries that produce radioactive waste. According to Chang -Malaysia will continue to try to attract quality investment in addition to protecting the environment and the health of Malaysians. As a result of the operation of the Lynas factory - Malaysia is now forced to store 1.08 million metric tons of radioactive waste in PDF form forever.