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Malaysia is 10th most visited country

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is 10th on United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s (UNWTO) list of most-visited countries.

The country recorded 25 million tourist arrivals in 2012. Out of the figure, 74% or 18.5 million tourists were from Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei and the Philippines.

Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) vice-president (inbound) Tan Kok Liang said the number of Asean tourists to Malaysia was expected to keep increasing.

This was due to the strong economic growth in the region, as well as the good working relationship among the Asean countries.

“Market and political stability are also contributing factors, while Mal­ay­sia’s service industry is one of the best and friendliest in the world,” he said.

Besides this, he said Malaysia had a good mix of heritage sites, beautiful beaches, diverse cultural attractions and good infrastructure.

This corresponds to the UNWTO 2013 edition tourism highlights, which largely attributed South-East Asia’s growth to strong intra-regional demand.

Thailand led this growth with a 16% increase in tourists over 2011, while Cambodia and Vietnam recorded double-digit growth in 2012, with 24% and 14% respectively.

Malaysia slipped one rung to 10th place on this year’s UNWTO list, with the Russian Federation overtaking it by recording 25.7 million tourist arrivals in 2012.

France still remains at the top with a whopping 83 million visitors, followed by the United States (67 million) and China (57.7 million).

Tan did not think the recent spate of shooting incidents would deter tourist arrivals, pointing out that they were not acts of terrorism such as school shootings in the United States.

“These are unfortunate cases of individuals being targeted. I hope it stops soon, but I think we should not sensationalise it,” he urged.

However, Malaysia was not in the top 10 spots for international tourism receipts.

It was led by the United States (US$126.2bil/RM407.8bil), Spain (US$55.9bil/RM180.6bil) and France (US$53.7bil/RM173.5).

Malaysia recorded US$20.25bil (RM65.44bil) in comparison.

Tan attributed this to Malaysia’s predominant market mix of Asean tourism arrivals compared to those from other parts of the world.

He pointed out that Asean tourists would also have shorter stays here as there was no need to sit through long-haul flights.

“Also, because many of these are still developing countries, tourists’ purchasing power will be lower than those from developed countries.”

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Indonesian fugitives on the run

PETALING JAYA: The four Indonesian terrorists who escaped from a prison in Medan, Indonesia two weeks ago, are believed to be attempting to contact their network of terror cells in Malaysia and Indonesia in search of refuge.

Fadli Sadama, Agus Sunyoto, Nibras and Abdul Gani Siregar were among the 218 escapees during the Tanjung Gusta Prison riot which caused the deaths of three prisoners and two prison personnel.

Special Task Force (Operations and Counter Terrorism) director Comm Datuk Mohamad Fuzi Harun said police and other relevant agencies had been on high alert since the escape but there was no trace of the fugitives yet.

He explained that Fadli, a known gunrunner, had a wide network of contacts with militants especially with the Jemaah Islamiah (JI) members in Malaysia and Indonesia.

“We believe he and the other terrorists are trying to contact their counterparts in both countries.

“Malaysia remains a possible destination for them as Fadli had been entering the country illegally since 2001 via secret routes,” he said when contacted yesterday.

Comm Mohamad Fuzi said that Fadli, 27, was extremely dangerous as he was known to supply firearms for militant groups in Indonesia.

“He was imprisoned in 2003 and 2009 for funding terror groups and weapon smuggling,” he said, adding that Fadli was known to be an accomplice of Malaysian JI member Noordin Mat Top, who was killed in Indonesia in 2009.

He said Fadli’s weapon smuggling was linked to the Mujahidin Indo-nesia terror group, led by Tony Togar, also known as Indra Warman.

“He was arrested once for smuggling weapons from Thailand to Malaysia before supplying it to Mujahidin Indonesia.

“If he and the other three terrorists manage to enter the country, then our security and safety will be threatened,” he said.

The four were part of a 16-man gang which robbed RM139mil from CIMB Niaga Bank and shot dead a police officer and wounded two bank security guards in August 2010.

Fadli was arrested in Malaysia in October 2010 when police found two guns on him which he was planning to smuggle back to Indonesia.

Comm Mohamad Fuzi said Malay-sian police were working closely with their Indonesian counterparts to ensure the four men were detained soon.

“We managed to arrest him once. We are optimistic we can do it again,” he said.

As for Abdul Gani, Comm Mohamad Fuzi said he was once detained in 2010 for burning down a police station in Deli Serdang, Sumatra.

He urged those with information to contact Insp Syed Muzaffar at 017-3907066 or 03-22667026.

Enough is Enough...

Enough is enough...the Malaysian government and Jabatan Pengangkutan dan Jalanraya or JPJ (Department of Road and Transportation) must really look into how ALL buses in Malaysia are built... I have said in my earlier blogs there is not much you can do about human errors except for vetting diligently for the best bus drivers and training them over and over again on all aspects of safety and defensive driving etc...

However you must also equip them with well built buses with all the EUROPEAN standards safety features. No Malaysian built or imported to Malaysia buses ever go a roll over test that ensures that the bus frame does not collapse. CONSUMERS must be protected at all times with the best safety measures... How can we become a developed nation when out public safety record is among the worst there is in the world!