Kota Damansara

The Friends of Kota Damansara (FOKD) and the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) had a dialogue session on 2nd Mac 2008, with Dr Nasir the candidate for DUN Kota Damansara and Sdr.Sivarasa as the Parliament Subang candidate on the issue of Sungai Buloh Forest Reserve. About 70 people turned out for this dialogue session. These groups highlighted their case and displayed their frustrations toward the continues lies of BN led government.

Kemarahan peniaga-peniaga dan warga penduduk di Pasar Besar Subang dirasai oleh calon Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) di DUN Kota Damansara Dr. Nasir Hashim yang bertanding dibawah tiket PKR dalam lawatan beliau ke pasar tersebut pagi ini. Dijangkakan 1000 pengundi melawat pasar ini setiap hari.

The playground at Taman Subang Perdana Jln 2/10 today was packed by over 4000 people, gathered to listen to the speeches of the alternative front candidates.

Selangor: N39 - Kota Damansara Voters: 29,701 Racial Breakdown: Malay: 55.8%, Chinese: 29.8%, Indian: 13.8%, Others: 0.6%

Party Candidates Votes Majority

UMNO Datuk Zein Isma b Hj Ismail    

PSM Dr Mohd Nasir Hashim    

This morning, Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) revealed the 7 point manifesto and also endorsed the Manifesto of Barisan Alternatif in the coming election:

PSM seven-point election manifesto:

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Menyahut cabaran pilihanraya Umum ke -12, yang dianggarkan akan diadakan pada bila-bila masa ini, jawatankuasa jentera pilihanraya Parti Sosialis Malaysia cawangan Subang sudah mula bergerak penuh semangat.

Jentera pilihanraya PSM telah dibentuk sejak pertengahan tahun 2007 dan telah melaksanakan beberapa kerja lawatan dan pemberian risalah disekitar kawasan sejak 2007, tetapi bermula minggu ini, kerja pilihanraya akan dijalankan dengan lebih rancak lagi .

More than a thousand, two hundred people packed the Tow Boo Keong Hall in Ipoh making it the most successful annual Fund raising dinner organized by PSM Perak since its first annual dinner started seven years ago. The dinner was a resounding success and was so overwhelming that for the first time in its seven-year span, tables had to be placed upstairs to accommodate the guests. Supporters came from all walks of life – urban pioneers, factory workers, plantation workers, farmers, students, all organized by the PSM and its fronts, as well as representatives from NGOs and political parties, friends and professionals.