September Celebrations

Our KRT will be having 2 functions for residents of Taman Putra Prima Fasa 2A in the month of September 2012.

The "MAJLIS MALAM MUHIBBAH MERDEKA AIDILFITRI" event, which is to celebrated Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2012 and MERDEKA ke-55.

Date: 8th September 2012 (Saturday)
Time: 7.00pm
Venue: End of Jln PP 1/2, Taman Putra Prima
Our Guest of Honour : YB Gobind Singh Deo, Member of Parliament of Puchong

The " MALAM MERIAH TANGLUNG" is a gathering for the young & young at heart Residents. This is to celebrate the Lunar Festival (八月十五,春节节)

Date : 30th September 2012 (Sunday)
Time : 8pm
Venue: Taman Putra Prima Fasa 2A Playground
Our Guests of Honour : All aged 1 to 12 years
Mooncakes will be served (Will try to get Halal ones)

The " PERJUMPAAN & DIALOG IPD SEPANG DGN KRT & PERSATUAN PERSATUAN PENDUDUK TAMAN PUTRA PRIMA" event, for all Resident Association & KRT of Taman Putra Prima.

Date : 22nd Sept 2012 (Saturday)
Time : 9 am to 12pm
Venue : No.31, Jalan PP 2/2, Taman Putra Prima

           Infront of Plenitude office

An event for all Committee Members of KRT & Residents Association of Taman Putra Prima

A similar event called "Teh Tarik with PDRM" which was held on 10th July 2012

Aesthetically safe

By Desmond Ho 0 comments
10 August 2012 | last updated at 10:55PM

PLAY IT SAFE: Try a few tips with plants to make your home and neighbourhood safer

Instant news: The crime rate and security issues were hotly debated in recent weeks with newspaper headlines screaming one crime after another being committed. I would not venture to guess if there is an actual increase in crime rate as it is difficult to ascertain the figures but I believe two reasons could have made the crime rate seem higher than before.

The first could be that the percentage of crime remains the same but the population growth in urban areas simply led to a rise in absolute numbers, hence the perception of increased crime rates. The advancements in how we get our news might also be one of the key reasons as news from all over the country reaches us in an instant now. Thanks to citizen reporting, many crimes that would previously go unreported are being thrown to the forefront of our consciousness.

The first reason is an unfortunate statistical effect but could definitely be improved over time. The second reason is a welcome trend as people become more aware of more things that go on in our country. Regardless of the actual crime trend, it pays to be vigilant and to protect ourselves from harm as much as possible.

What boundaries? Writing about this also reminds me of my days growing up in my kampong. I am sure many of my peers would remember the days when we did not have any borders between neighbours and one house compound flows freely into another. Perimeter markers such as scrubs were used mostly to mark the boundaries between the field and the houses.

I also remember how my grandfather would throw open the doors every morning when he wakes up and the door will remain open throughout the day and would only be closed when we go to bed at night.

In fact the only thing we were concerned about was to keep out the cats and dogs that would sometimes come into the house at night. However, even the animals learned after awhile of the boundaries and would not trespass into our properties. Life was peaceful and harmonious.

This did not change much even when many of us first moved into the cities. We had low fencing around our houses that were barely 1.5 meters high and hardly served as a security feature. What it allowed though was an easy way for us to talk to our neighbours and foster community spirit.

Many people would plant some small plants around the perimeter to beautify the compound without blocking out the line of sight, thus allowing neighbours to keep an eye on each other‘s properties when one is not at home.

“Samurai” of our properties: However, the pace of life has picked up massively over the years and many in newer neighbourhoods do not even know the names of their neighbours. The most one would get out of each other is maybe a wave or a smile when running into each other in the morning.

In a time when you do not know your neighbours and your neighbours do not know you, we have to fend for ourselves and protect our own properties.

We have become the samurai of our own properties and must fend for ourselves. I could probably comment much more on the ills of this trend, but this is sadly something that we need time to evolve for the better.

This is also why gated and guarded communities are getting more popular.

However, the gated and guarded format is not always open to everyone, particularly in some older residential districts. Take the older parts of Petaling Jaya for example, many of the roads in the residential areas are public roads and serve as access roads to other parts of town. It is very tricky and often illegal to fence up the roads to create a closed community.

What then can owners do to safeguard their properties?:The answers are easy enough. Take a look around the next time you are in a housing area; some people use very high fencing, others embed glass on their perimeter walls, while some use barbed wire to fence up their back lane. I can understand the extremes people do to protect their home as it is the place where we need to feel safe and be able to let our guard down a little.

But like everything else, overdoing it is never healthy and soon one will feel like he or she is living in a prison. Like nature, everything has to be balanced; we need to incorporate security features without compromising on aesthetics.

Striking a balance is actually an art and here are some ideas you might employ in your homes.

Remember that many crimes are opportunistic in nature and criminals tend to look for the easiest possible target.

We cannot deny one their luxurious homes as they have worked hard to earn it, but it would help to tone down a little of the opulence and to hide some of the more valuable stuff from prying eyes. We do not want to create the opportunities to attract them and although we cannot prevent it totally, we can surely discourage them against coming in.

Take a look from outside your house.

Does your house look like it is easy to enter? Does your house look like there are many valuable things to steal from? Do you see that gold statue from outside your house? In order to cut out these views, we need some plants to screen parts of the house. Besides, houses in this layout typically overlook other houses and planting screening plants can increase privacy.

Bamboos are a good start as they grow closely together and provide a very calming atmosphere to the garden.

Flowering plants are also great additions as they not only provide screening, but add colours when they bloom. However, do make sure that the tree in your compound does not have protruding branches that would allow intruders to climb in easily.

We can also plant thorny plants to provide additional deterrent for intruders from scaling the perimeter wall.

In addition, a feng shui master would agree that thorny plants around the perimeter can ward off negative energy, thus providing an additional bonus.

Other visible security features such as CCTV (even if it’s a dummy) can provide further deterrents to burglars.

Holistic challenge: Having said all that, I am a strong believer of holistic approach to solving problems and believe that a change in attitude is the best means of protection. Imagine this: we spend most of our time indoors and are hardly seen outside the house. This gives the idea that the house is often empty and an easy target for burglars.

Much activities outside the house will also discourage burglars from scouting the neighbourhood looking for their target.

Imagine a neighbourhood with many people often outside the house getting some outdoor living and meddling with the bonsai. This neighbourhood would be full of life and discourage burglars from even bothering to come into the area as they know that their every movement will be seen by someone. This is a lesson taught by nature as burglars are a lot like termites.

Termites only attack rooms where there is no movement and hence an occupied room seldom falls prey to these pests.

Finally, with the neighbours frequently outside their house, we can expect more mingling and interaction, and a definite improvement in community spirit. Other than your immediate family, your neighbours are the ones you spend the most time with whenever you are at home and it is crucial to form good relationships with them. Spend more time outside and bring back the community spirit of yesteryears and you will be pleasantly surprised at how much safer everyone in the neighbourhood would feel.

Security Fees as at 23rd August 2012

Below is the complete Security fees received from Jan 2012 till 23rd August 2012 Chart. Note security fee not paid from 2011 not reflected in this chart.
E.&O.E.

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PRIMARY SCHOOLS
SCHOOL NAME	ADDRESS	TOWN	POST CODE	LOC	TEL	FAX	BOYS	GIRLS	ENROLMENT
SK PUCHONG	PEJABAT POS PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380611885	0380611885	569	559	1128
SK PUCHONG JAYA	SK PUCHONG JAYA, JLN MERAK BANDAR PUCHONG JAYA	PUCHONG	47170	Town	0380757734	0380757734	330	288	618
SK PUCHONG PERDANA	JALAN PERDANA 4/2, TAMAN PUCHONG PERDANA	PUCHONG	47150	Town	0380618001	0380619550	1201	1142	2343
SK BUKIT KUCHAI	JLN 17, TAMAN BUKIT KUCHAI	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380763780	0380763780	301	264	565
SK PUCHONG UTAMA	JLN PU 12/1 TMN.PUCHONG UTAMA	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380619240	0380682496	987	910	1897
SK PUCHONG UTAMA 2	JALAN PU9/5,TAMAN PUCHONG UTAMA	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380608849	0380684307	975	889	1864
SK SEKSYEN 1 BANDAR KINRARA	JALAN BK 2/10, BANDAR KINRARA	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380768176	0380768176	894	889	1783
SK PUCHONG INDAH	JALAN INDAH 2/1, PUCHONG INDAH	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380682745	0380685603	1242	1089	2331
SK PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG (1)	JALAN WAWASAN 2/23 PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47160	Town	0358821094	0358821094	337	333	670
SK SEKSYEN 2 BANDAR KINRARA	JLN BK 3/8 BANDAR KINRARA	PUCHONG	47180	Town	0380769376	0380763120	577	569	1146
SK PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG 2	JALAN PERSIARAN INDERA PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47160	Town	0358820711	0358820744	447	425	872
SK PUCHONG JAYA 2	JALAN TIONG	PUCHONG	47170	Town	0380767004	0380762460	311	286	597
SK PUCHONG UTAMA 3	LRG. PU 1, TAMAN PUCHONG UTAMA	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380603204	0380603153	566	506	1072
SK PULAU MERANTI	BATU 8, PULAU MERANTI	PUCHONG	47100	Rural	0380612610	0380612610	272	269	541
SK TAMAN PUTRA PERDANA	JLN PUTRA PERDANA 3B, TMN PUTRA PERDANA	PUCHONG	47130	Town	0196752004	0383194221	921	869	1790
SK TAMAN PUTRA PERDANA 2	JALAN PUTRA PERDANA 6, TAMAN PUTRA PERDANA	PUCHONG	47130	Town	0383184011	0383184014	824	735	1559
SJK(C) HAN MING	JALAN MASJID, BATU 14, KG BAHARU PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380611641	0380608640	2071	1896	3967
SJK(C) YAK CHEE	BATU 8 KUCHAI PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47190	Town	0380701161	0380764025	1991	1960	3951
SJK(C) LADANG HARCROFT	JALAN KASAWARI 11, BANDAR PUCHONG JAYA	PUCHONG	47180	Town	0380767014	0380767014	1172	1056	2228
SJK(C) SIN MING	BATU 16, JALAN PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47100	Rural	0380613387	0380613387	930	911	1841
SJK(T) CASTLEFIELD	BATU 11 3/4, JALAN PUCHONG,	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380611767	0380611767	243	224	467
SJK(T) PUCHONG	JALAN BUNGA TANJUNG , BT 14	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380622649	0380622649	573	586	1159
SJK(T) LDG KINRARA	JLN.PUCHONG, PETALING, PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380767691	0380767691	306	327	633
SK SUBANG JAYA	JLN SS 14/5	SUBANG JAYA	47500	Town	0356339234	0356339235	484	405	889
SK SEAFIELD	JALAN USJ 6/3	SUBANG JAYA	47610	Town	0380243660	0380230581	432	402	834
SK PERDANA JAYA SS19	JALAN SS 19/1,	SUBANG JAYA	47500	Town	0356365106	0356214303	213	146	359
SK SERI SELANGOR	JALAN USJ 4/2, UEP SUBANG JAYA	SUBANG JAYA	47600	Town	0356319100	0356360240	539	541	1080
SK SEAFIELD 3	PERSIARAN KEWAJIPAN USJ 8/2A	SUBANG JAYA	47610	Town	0356387437	0356377437	510	449	959
SK USJ 2	JALAN USJ 2/3	SUBANG JAYA	47600	Town	0356389741	0356389741	236	206	442
SK USJ 20	JALAN USJ 20/6E UEP	SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0380231860	0380235542	577	509	1086
SK USJ 12	JALAN USJ 12/1 ,UEP SUBANG JAYA	SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0356370081	0356370203	578	538	1116
SK DATO' ONN JAAFAR	KOMPLEKS SEKOLAH WAWASAN, PERSIARAN KEWAJIPAN, USJ	SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0380242343	0380241760	381	357	738
SJK(C) LICK HUNG	JALAN SS 19/6	SUBANG JAYA	47500	Town	0356351333	0356323268	1542	1446	2988
SJK(C) TUN TAN CHENG LOCK	KOMPLEKS SEK. WAWASAN,PERSIARAN KEWAJIPAN	SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0380232174	0380232174	464	479	943
SJK(C) CHEE WEN	USJ 1, JALAN SUBANG MEWAH, SUBANG MEWAH	SUBANG JAYA	47600	Town	0380236745	0380236341	1427	1439	2866
SJK(T) LDG SEAFIELD	JALAN USJ 20/8 UEP SUBANG JAYA	SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0380234548	80234548	51	55	106
SJK(T) TUN SAMBANTHAN	KOMPLEKS SEK. WAWASAN,USJ 15, PERSIARAN KEWAJIPAN	SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0380242530	0380242516	365	353	718

SECONDARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME	ADDRESS	TOWN	POST CODE	LOC	TEL	FAX	BOYS	GIRLS	ENROLMENT
SMK PUCHONG	BATU 14 JALAN PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380611305	0380621935	805	813	1618
SMK BATU 8	BATU 8, JALAN PUCHONG	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380702830	0380761967	691	693	1384
SMK PUCHONG UTAMA (1)	JALAN PU 5 BANDAR PUCHONG UTAMA	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380607592	0380607597	1350	1324	2674
SMK SEKSYEN 1 BANDAR KINRARA	BANDAR KINRARA	PUCHONG	47180	Town	0380704075	0380704067	598	617	1215
SMK SEKSYEN 3 BANDAR KINRARA	JALAN BK 5B,BANDAR KINRARA	PUCHONG	47180	Town	0380757760	0380757760	866	786	1652
SMK SEKSYEN 4 BANDAR KINRARA	JALAN BK 5A, BANDAR KINRARA	Puchong	47180	Town	0380757273	0380757315	866	885	1751
SMK PUSAT BANDAR PUCHONG 1	JLN WAWASAN 2/23	PUCHONG	47160	Town	0358917014	0358917013	1309	1219	2528
SMK BANDAR PUCHONG JAYA (A)	JALAN PIPIT,	PUCHONG	47100	Town	0380754728	0380757513	643	570	1213
SMK PUCHONG PERMAI	LOT 65079, PERSIARAN PRIMA UTAMA, TMN PUCHONG PRIM	PUCHONG	47150	Town	0380623576	0380625340	689	670	1359
SMK PUTRA PERDANA	JALAN PP 3A, TAMAN PUTRA PERDANA	PUCHONG	47130	Town	0383202921	0383202922	1084	1039	2123
SMK BANDAR PUCHONG JAYA (B)	JALAN TEMPUA 3	PUCHONG JAYA	47170	Town	0380620463	0380620487	724	549	1273
SMK SUBANG JAYA	JALAN SS14/6	SUBANG JAYA	47500	Town	0356334589	0356318202	611	521	1132
SMK SUBANG UTAMA	JALAN SS 18/1A, SUBANG JAYA	SUBANG JAYA	47500	Town	0356348971	0356361915	637	597	1234
SMK SS 17	JALAN SS 17/1 SUBANG JAYA	SUBANG JAYA	47500	Town	0356338747	0356319384	470	434	904
SMK USJ 23	JALAN HARMONI	SUBANG JAYA	47640	Town	0380235014	0380233012	559	564	1123
SAM BESTARI	JALAN USJ 5/3A, SUBANG JAYA	SUBANG JAYA	47610	Town	0356377681	0356327519	332	418	750
SMK SEAFIELD	JALAN USJ 2/5	UEP SUBANG JAYA	47600	Town	0356321301	0356377610	1024	1075	2099
SMK USJ 13	JALAN USJ 13/1	UEP SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0356317642	0356214163	905	844	1749
SMK USJ 8	PERSIARANKEWAJIPAN	UEP SUBANG JAYA	47610	Town	0356310144	0356214457	793	744	1537
SMK USJ 12	PERSIARAN SETIA, USJ 12	UEP SUBANG JAYA	47630	Town	0380233236	0380235892	1147	1039	2186