Some Welfare Residential Issues

بسم الله الرحمان الرحيم

In the name of Allah

the Most Gracious and the Most Merciful

Firstly I would like to apologize for the very late update on these 2 issues regarding the welfare of Talhah residents. 

1. THEFT AT IM2 (BROTHERS' MAHALLAH)

The first issue was regarding the unfortunate theft incident which happened on 30th December 2010 at Mahallah Talhah, IM2. These are the details, credit to Welfare Bureau;

Date of incident: 30th December 2010

List of names and items involved: 

BIL.	NAMES	ROOM	STOLEN ITEMS	ESTIMATED LOSS
1.	MOHD HANIF BIN MAT ISA.	T92.1(A)	MONEY	RM52
2.	ASHRAF BIN ABD RAHIM	T92.2(A,B)	FUTSAL SNEAKERS	RM130
3.	MOHD HIRZIE BIN MOHD RODZITAN	T92.1	HP LAPTOP	RM2100
4.	MOHD NOEREZHAM	T92.4(B)	1)LAPTOP 2)HANDPHONE	RM1000 RM300
5.	AHMAD FAKRI BIN HILMI		1)BENQ LAPTOP 2)HANDPHONE SONY ERICSON	RM2500 RM350
6.	AHMAD MUJAHID BIN MUHD AMAR		FUTSAL NIKE SNEAKERS	RM250
7.	AHMAD BADRUDDIN OTHMAN		1)HANDPHONE 2)FUTSAL NIKE SNEAKERS	RM300 RM200
8.	MOHD ALIAS BIN ABD RAHMAN		FUTSAL NIKE SNEAKERS	RM200

Total: 

Laptop: 3

Handphones: 3

Futsal sneakers: 4

Money: RM52

MRC extends our heartiest condolences (takziah) for the victims. May you find the incident as a test for we are all His servants, and have the right to be tested. Have sabr (patience) for patience is half of faith.

2. ABANG D's CAFE (IM2)

We received complaints regarding the cafe at Brothers' Mahallah, dubbed "Cafe Abang D". 

Among the residents' dissent/protest (tak puas hati) are:

- Unreasonable rise in food and drinks prices

- Getting the ordered food very late (from the time of order)

The Welfare Bureau had also conducted a survey regarding the issue. The results were: 

Click to enlarge

From the survey, majority think:

- The food was delicious and fresh.

- The food was not prepared at a reasonable time (makanan yang ditempah siap lambat sangat)

- The prices were unreasonable

- Need more cafes

- The existing tender needs to be replaced with a new one

- The existing tender need not be replaced, but improvised

The above two issues were brought up during the MRC Induction Programme last week, and some solutions had been achieved;

1. The prices of drinks have been standardized to that of the prices in cafes inside Kuantan campus.

2. Food prices have been researched again.

3. A survey last Monday (3 January 2011) showed food prices have decreased 50-80 sens.

Any comments and suggestions are welcomed. 

Thank you.