1 Response to Anthony Loke: No need to drop ‘Malaysian Malaysia’

1. E Lye says:

   September 4, 2023 at 11:04 am

   [ 11:04 04/09/2023 ]
   Takde respon . . . if you can, please forward to Charles Santiago or Anthony Loke.

   I regret to report that as of today, 18:16 30mar2023,
   water is still wasted – – – over 90 metric tons per day.

   If Charles is interested, there is a school nearby
   exuding water at about 1 litre a second and there
   are two cases in the 5 litres per second range and
   . . . . . . . all 3 have been going on over 10 years.

   To put things in perspective, 1 litre per second works
   out to 86 metric tons per day.

   I have a suggestion: obtain funding for a contest open
   to the public – – – including water meter readers. All
   submissions are registered in a public database.
   Each submission will
   be verified by a quantity surveyor and the “savings”
   published. Rewards are given based on the accumulated
   “savings” and at the end of each year the top 3 scorers
   get awards. A parallel contest is opened to engineering
   teams of no more than two members per team. Their job is to
   identify/fix the most intractable problems reported.

   The contest only runs for 5 years or until the next change
   in government.

   If after that period, NRW and water wastage discovered
   still remains high, it may be extended for another 5 years.

   To: Rapid KL Customer Relations ; CRM Suggest
   Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2023 at 11:37:22 PM GMT+8
   Subject: another 2 million plus litres of water wasted at this MRT station

   The random 5 emails on BCC, please forward this to
   Anthony Loke. I am sure you know how. He should
   try using a wheelchair on his not-so-secret trips.

   Like machine gun.

   16315.99 – 13443.80 = 2872.19 cubic metres
   = 2.87 million litres
   = 2,872 metric tons.
   This is more than the volume of a 2m deep Olympic-size
   swimming pool.

   0952_15mar2023 – 1411_12feb2023 = 19h41m 30d
   – 14mar2023 ==> 19h41m 29d = 715.6 hours

   2,872,190 / 715.6 = 4,013 litres per hour
   or 66.9 litres per minute
   or 1.1 litres per second continuously.

   How does an under-utilized{the ajoining multi-story car-park
   that used to be full is typically empty} MRT station use so
   much water? 2.87 million litres a month?

   https://youtu.be/Bfo4hoeyjC8 2795835 0921 28dec2020
   https://youtu.be/cGKispFeXoQ 0131546 0903 30nov2020

   ==> 2,664,289 / 0h18m 28d = 1.1 litres per second.

   What is your accountant doing?
   Don’t they see any red flags?

   Same case over 2 years ago.
   No lessons learnt?

   I suggest you hire your accountants from TAR College/some
   Chinaman company or IBM. They don’t miss a cent.

   I don’t know how LONG this has been happening so if you
   bother to take action, you can save money that is now going
   down the drain.

   I think I deserve some reward.

   PS [ aduan sini, aduan sana, emel tak baca sampai
   dilarang olih FB RapidKL, perkhidmatan
   pelanggan di Malaysia sangat teruk ]

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