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Another Malaysia Mat Tulan with Singapore
- Thread starter BuiKia
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Are u Malaysian?how u know what this pukimah saying?
All Sinkies should know Malay. It's their National Language.
Tell me one time where Malaysia politician support Singapore openly? Never.
Malaysia's Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has raised questions over the Singapore authorities' alleged treatment of Malaysian football fans seeking to enter the country for the ongoing Asean Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup.
He said he was informed that some Malaysian fans who wanted to watch the match between Malaysia and Myanmar on Sunday were turned away at the Tuas immigration checkpoint. He also said he was told that Myanmar fans far outnumbered the Malaysians at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday afternoon, Mr Khairy said: "Though we respect the procedures of other countries, I am not happy with the way Malaysian football fans were treated. Once there is a reply (from Singapore), I will inform the Malaysian public."
The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) said each visiting country is allocated 1,500 tickets for matches held at the Jalan Besar Stadium and that only 700 tickets from the Malaysian quota were utilised for the match in question.
The FAS also said there were about 1,200 complimentary tickets given to sponsors and tournament organisers.
Spokesman Gerard Wong stressed the special relationship between the two countries.
"After the Football Association of Malaysia returned the unsold tickets to us, we took the extra step of putting the tickets on sale again to cater to Malaysians either working in Singapore, or travelling here to buy tickets."
The minister said he has sent a letter to the Singapore authorities, and wants them to clarify the matter.
In reply, the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority said: "As with most countries, a visitor's entry to Singapore is neither automatic nor a right. The grant of visit passes to visitors is assessed by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers at the point of arrival and subjected to prevailing immigration policies, amongst others."
The match between Malaysia and Myanmar ended in a 0-0 draw.
He said he was informed that some Malaysian fans who wanted to watch the match between Malaysia and Myanmar on Sunday were turned away at the Tuas immigration checkpoint. He also said he was told that Myanmar fans far outnumbered the Malaysians at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday afternoon, Mr Khairy said: "Though we respect the procedures of other countries, I am not happy with the way Malaysian football fans were treated. Once there is a reply (from Singapore), I will inform the Malaysian public."
The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) said each visiting country is allocated 1,500 tickets for matches held at the Jalan Besar Stadium and that only 700 tickets from the Malaysian quota were utilised for the match in question.
The FAS also said there were about 1,200 complimentary tickets given to sponsors and tournament organisers.
Spokesman Gerard Wong stressed the special relationship between the two countries.
"After the Football Association of Malaysia returned the unsold tickets to us, we took the extra step of putting the tickets on sale again to cater to Malaysians either working in Singapore, or travelling here to buy tickets."
The minister said he has sent a letter to the Singapore authorities, and wants them to clarify the matter.
In reply, the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority said: "As with most countries, a visitor's entry to Singapore is neither automatic nor a right. The grant of visit passes to visitors is assessed by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers at the point of arrival and subjected to prevailing immigration policies, amongst others."
The match between Malaysia and Myanmar ended in a 0-0 draw.
Malaysia Umno is working closely with Singapore PAP to squeeze both malaysians and singaporeans
I think many Malaysians are placed in Singapore to create trouble. Seen a few at my workplace.
thee UMNO backed thugs are used for their election campaign harassment, if they rode their bikes are , confirmed Mat Rempit.
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good to know that u can pangsai now
The AFF Suzuki Cup is a bloody waste of time and resources. Do something more productive with your life, e.g. watching Champions League games.
no choice, Malay like football and PAP need malay vote.
if you look closer, football is one of the few sports that do not have / have only a few foreign players.
We know how to speak Malay.
Geylang geylang kangkung,kangkung tepitur lagur.sama sama berjuda handapan bendaijari menewai kawan kawan.
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