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Hasrat pentadbiran Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak mahu menjadikan Malaysia sebuah hub pusat hiburan malam bagi memacu industri pelancongan mengikut Program Transformasi Ekonomi (ETP) adalah sesuatu yang mendukacitakan.
Malah satu daripada 12 projek permulaan (EPP) itu adalah melonggarkan syarat ketat bagi penganjuran konsert dan majlis antarabangsa, maka makin mudah lah artis seperti Adam Lambert untuk mengadakan konsert di negara Islam ini.
Lapor Malaysiakini, lebih mengejutkan lagi EPP juga mencadangkan penubuhan zon hiburan di Greater Kuala Lumpur/Lembah Klang, Genting Highlands, Pulau Pinang, Langkawi dan Kota Kinabalu bagi menggandakan pendapatan hiburan malam Malaysia kepada RM1.8 bilion menjelang 2020.
Adakah kerajaan tidak 'aware' bahawa sangat ramai pemuda Islam dan Melayu yang mengunjungi kelab-kelab malam di kota-kota? Tidakkah mereka membaca surat khabar Harian Metro atau ambil pengajaran dari rancangan Edisi Siasat atau 999?
Masyarakat kita makin tenat dek gejala sosial yang tidak pernah berkurang dan kerajaan berhasrat untuk menyediakan lebih ruang dan peluang untuk maksiat?
Adakah berbaloi hasrat ini hanya kerana ia mampu meningkatkan pendapatan negara dan kita pula perlu membayar nilai itu dengan masyarakat yang semakin hancur kerana lorong nafsu semakin luas terbuka?
Persoalan lain adalah, tiadakah cara lain yang boleh kita usahakan untuk memantapkan lagi industri pelancongan negara?
Semoga pihak kerajaan menilai semula langkah ini kerana pastinya rakyat tidak berkenan dan kecewa dengan berita ini.
Memetik apa yang yang ditulis oleh Ustaz Zaharuddin,
"Lorong ke Syurga itu perlu melalui duri-duri (melawan nafsu), dan lorong ke Neraka itu dengan mengikuti hawa nafsu". (Hadis riwayat Abu Daud & Ahmad, Albani : Sohih )
"Sesungguhnya Allah swt berkata kepada Adam (a.s) : Sesungguhnya Allah akan membangkitkan zuriat kamu dengan sekumpulan akan ke neraka, maka berkata Adam : Wahai tuhanku, berapa ramai jumlah mereka. Jawab Allah : dari setiap seribu orang, seramai 999 akan ke neraka dan hanya seorang ke syurga. ( Hadis riwayat Ahmad & At-Tabrani dengan sanad yang baik : Majma' Az-Zawaid, no 18621)
Dari hadis di atas, jelas dinyatakan nisbah penduduk syurga dengan neraka dari 1000 orang, 999 akan dihumban ke neraka dan hanya seorang sahaja yang layak ke syurga. Justeru, mengapa industri nafsu ingin dijadikan sumber pendapatan?
Bukankah lebih baik jika pihak kerajaan berusaha untuk membawa kita rakyat-rakyatnya ke arah mendapatkan syurga Allah..
sumber : http://www.iluvislam.com/berita/malaysia/1040-malaysia-sebuah-hub-pusat-hiburan-malam.html
PADANG, Indonesia – Rescuers battled rough seas Tuesday to reach remote Indonesian islands pounded by a 10-foot tsunami that swept away homes, killing at least 113 people. Scores more were missing and information was only beginning to trickle in from the sparsely populated surfing destination, so casualties were expected to rise.
The fault that ruptured Monday on Sumatra island's coast also caused the 2004 quake and monster Indian Ocean tsunami that killed 230,000 people in a dozen countries.
Though hundreds of disaster officials were unable to get to many of the villages on the Mentawai islands — reachable only by a 12-hour boat ride — they were preparing for the worst.
"We have 200 body bags on the way, just in case," said Mujiharto, who heads the Health Ministry's crisis center, shortly before announcing a five-fold increase in the death toll.
Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago, is prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity due to its location on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire — a series of fault lines stretching from the Western Hemisphere through Japan and Southeast Asia.
The country's most volatile volcano, Mount Merapi, 800 miles (1,300 kilometers) to the east, started to erupt at dusk Tuesday as scientists warned that pressure building beneath its lava dome could trigger one of the most powerful blasts in years.
The 7.7-magnitude quake that struck late Monday just 13 miles (20 kilometers) beneath the ocean floor was followed by at least 14 aftershocks, the largest measuring 6.2, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Many panicked residents fled to high ground and were too afraid to return home.
That could account in part for the more than 500 people still missing, said Hendri Dori, a local parliamentarian who was overseeing a fact-finding missing. "We're trying to stay hopeful," he said.
Hundreds of wooden and bamboo homes were washed away on the island of Pagai, with water flooding crops and roads up to 600 yards (meters) inland. In Muntei Baru, a village on Silabu island, 80 percent of the houses were badly damaged.
Those and other islets hit were part of the Mentawai island chain, a popular and laid-back surfing spot 175 miles (280 kilometers) from Sumatra.
A group of Australians said they were hanging out on the back deck of their chartered surfing vessel, anchored in a bay, when the temblor hit just before 10 p.m. It generated a wave that caused them to smash into a neighboring boat, and before they knew it, a fire was ripping through their cabin.
"We threw whatever we could that floated — surfboards, fenders — then we jumped into the water," Rick Hallet told Australia's Nine Network. "Fortunately, most of us had something to hold on to ... and we just washed in the wetlands, and scrambled up the highest trees that we could possibly find and sat up there for an hour and a half."
Ade Edward, a disaster management agency official, said crews from several ships were still unaccounted for in the Indian Ocean.
The quake also jolted towns along Sumatra's western coast — including Padang, which last year was hit by a deadly 7.6-magnitude tremor that killed more than 700. Mosques blared tsunami warnings over their loudspeakers.
"Everyone was running out of their houses," said Sofyan Alawi, adding that the roads leading to surrounding hills were quickly jammed with thousands of cars and motorcycles.
"We kept looking back to see if a wave was coming," said 28-year-old resident Ade Syahputra.
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