Showing posts with label home security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home security. Show all posts
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Do Not Live Off On The Generosity Of Thy Neighbours!
Dear Fellow Residents,Neighbours and Friends,
It is a concern which I would like to share with all residents in our community in Taman Mutiara Puchong which comprises 3 specific key areas:
1. Disregard of Taman Mutiara Puchong House Rules by residents (both owners and tenants alike)
2. Late payment of monthly security fees
3. Defaulters
I am highlighting all of the above as a very concerned resident as all of the above will have a severe impact on our way of life in Taman Mutiara Puchong due to the fact that it is a "GATED & GUARDED" community with facility/s to upkeep especially security which is the the reason why we purchased our homes here in the first place.
It is this specific feature which attracted all of us to do so and of course the thought of the community surrounded by lakes is another possible selling point. Having said this it is tantamount that all residents must realise the imporatnce of following the house rules and be prompt in paying the said security fees as we are all equal stakeholders.
For those residents that do not want to conform for personal reasons which I am very suprised of, I sincerely advise you to look back upon the time when you were about to make the decision to purchase your home here and the main reason why you did so.
It is not logical for anyone to purchase a home here in a gated and guarded community when you do not even place emphasis on the important aspect of keeping the community safe which are abiding by the house rules of entry, registration of visitors, and paying for the service which is only RM 100 per month.
It is a team effort and all house owners must realise this importance as the foundation of ensuring that there is sufficient funds to maintain all of the services currently all of us enjoy because if we are not careful and do not play our part to ensure conformity then we stand the risk of losing the facilities such as being able to afford guards to keep us all feeling safe 24/7.
This is not a threat but a mere possible outcome if we do not look at the essential facts and issues which we are currently facing. We must all stand united and act as responsible stakeholders in this community to remind all of our neighbours and friends to come forth and play their role as responsible home owners and residents and not live of the generosity of their neighbours in the same community especially defaulters and errant home owners.
Trust me if we do not work together to alleviate these issues and problematic areas we will one day drive through the entry points without boom gates and guards and that will be the day I will sell my house and purchase another home where I can live with residents that will collectively care for their community.
Kindly do the right thing for the sake and betterment of the community and not for any selfish reasons. Think of the safety of your children, family menbers etc.
YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW GOOD YO GOT IT UNTIL YOU LOSE IT....................ACT NOW!!!
Thanking all responsible and concerned residents in advance for a better tomorrow in TMP :)
BLOG: www.voices-tmp.blogspot.com
(KINDLY FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO ALL OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS AND FRIENDS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF EDUCATING THEM THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND TEAMWORK TO ENHANCE SAFETY AND SECURITY IN ORDER FOR SUCCESSFUL PREVENTION OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES.
Cheers
Mike Yeoh
Concerned Resident
TMP Resident Association
It is a concern which I would like to share with all residents in our community in Taman Mutiara Puchong which comprises 3 specific key areas:
1. Disregard of Taman Mutiara Puchong House Rules by residents (both owners and tenants alike)
2. Late payment of monthly security fees
3. Defaulters
I am highlighting all of the above as a very concerned resident as all of the above will have a severe impact on our way of life in Taman Mutiara Puchong due to the fact that it is a "GATED & GUARDED" community with facility/s to upkeep especially security which is the the reason why we purchased our homes here in the first place.
It is this specific feature which attracted all of us to do so and of course the thought of the community surrounded by lakes is another possible selling point. Having said this it is tantamount that all residents must realise the imporatnce of following the house rules and be prompt in paying the said security fees as we are all equal stakeholders.
For those residents that do not want to conform for personal reasons which I am very suprised of, I sincerely advise you to look back upon the time when you were about to make the decision to purchase your home here and the main reason why you did so.
It is not logical for anyone to purchase a home here in a gated and guarded community when you do not even place emphasis on the important aspect of keeping the community safe which are abiding by the house rules of entry, registration of visitors, and paying for the service which is only RM 100 per month.
It is a team effort and all house owners must realise this importance as the foundation of ensuring that there is sufficient funds to maintain all of the services currently all of us enjoy because if we are not careful and do not play our part to ensure conformity then we stand the risk of losing the facilities such as being able to afford guards to keep us all feeling safe 24/7.
This is not a threat but a mere possible outcome if we do not look at the essential facts and issues which we are currently facing. We must all stand united and act as responsible stakeholders in this community to remind all of our neighbours and friends to come forth and play their role as responsible home owners and residents and not live of the generosity of their neighbours in the same community especially defaulters and errant home owners.
Trust me if we do not work together to alleviate these issues and problematic areas we will one day drive through the entry points without boom gates and guards and that will be the day I will sell my house and purchase another home where I can live with residents that will collectively care for their community.
Kindly do the right thing for the sake and betterment of the community and not for any selfish reasons. Think of the safety of your children, family menbers etc.
YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW GOOD YO GOT IT UNTIL YOU LOSE IT....................ACT NOW!!!
Thanking all responsible and concerned residents in advance for a better tomorrow in TMP :)
BLOG: www.voices-tmp.blogspot.com
(KINDLY FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO ALL OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS AND FRIENDS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF EDUCATING THEM THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND TEAMWORK TO ENHANCE SAFETY AND SECURITY IN ORDER FOR SUCCESSFUL PREVENTION OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES.
Cheers
Mike Yeoh
Concerned Resident
TMP Resident Association
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Prevention Is The CURE!
This is the mantra we should all chant to maintain the highest state of alertness in avoiding a catastrophe, incident, accident and etc. All it takes is a little effort to ensure that a preventive measure has been put into place and this will help you avoid one of the negative factors which could affect your life (family members) and in some instances change it even.
Please do your part to ensure that the safety of your home and your family members comes first, as the world economy is ailing and more people lose their jobs and livelihood, many will turn into crime to make a living and to survive. With this said it is also time for us to be aware that such environment will lead to more crime and thus escalating crime rates throughout the country. This is already evident when you read the news in the papers, news on tv and even online.
Do your part by ensuring that the perimeter of your house is well lit after dark and that sensor lights at the back is turned on. Although we are living in a gated and guarded environment, preventive measures are still necessary as people who resort to criminal activities are those that have nothing to lose or desperate even.
Please recap by reading all the previous blog post pertaining security and safety and do your best to prevent and be the obstacle to any potential criminal act.
Remember only 2 types of people that are not concerned about safety and security:
1) people who are insane and
2) criminals
The above was mentioned to me in one of the security prevention seminar I attended.
COMMUNITY POLICING IS EVERY RESIDENTS RESPONSIBILITY!
Please do your part to ensure that the safety of your home and your family members comes first, as the world economy is ailing and more people lose their jobs and livelihood, many will turn into crime to make a living and to survive. With this said it is also time for us to be aware that such environment will lead to more crime and thus escalating crime rates throughout the country. This is already evident when you read the news in the papers, news on tv and even online.
Do your part by ensuring that the perimeter of your house is well lit after dark and that sensor lights at the back is turned on. Although we are living in a gated and guarded environment, preventive measures are still necessary as people who resort to criminal activities are those that have nothing to lose or desperate even.
Please recap by reading all the previous blog post pertaining security and safety and do your best to prevent and be the obstacle to any potential criminal act.
Remember only 2 types of people that are not concerned about safety and security:
1) people who are insane and
2) criminals
The above was mentioned to me in one of the security prevention seminar I attended.
COMMUNITY POLICING IS EVERY RESIDENTS RESPONSIBILITY!
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Smile, you're caught
By Teoh El Sen February 27, 2009 Categories: News
Hey lady, smile — we got you! Aren’t you the same woman who has been breaking into homes with your two male accomplices?
You three foreigners are now burglars caught in the act, thanks to an alert neighbour who has a video recording and photographs of your botched burglary in Puchong at 11.30am on Tuesday.
The video footage and photographs of your attempt to burgle the home of businessman Ricky Boey in Bandar Kinrara have been handed to the police.
The neighbour, a car mechanic who wished to be identified only as Hon, 40, got a clear shot of you in the car while you were making your getaway, empty-handed.
Shots of your accomplice escaping through the rubbish chute after Hon confronted him are also there for all to see.
The only thing we don’t know is whether you are all from the Middle East or Latin America, but you resemble the latter.
It all started when Hon and his wife were tutoring their daughter and the neighbour’s two dogs began barking.
From his window, Hon saw you, dressed in white, calling out for his neighbour.
You then hurled bits of food for the dogs that went silent immediately.
He was shocked when you, quite the agile one, climbed over the gate and unlocked the rubbish chute to let your accomplice in. Your other accomplice stayed in the car.
That’s when Hon began recording your crime.
Your accomplice who crawled in had a spanner and screwdriver in his back pocket.
You, in the meantime, went outside to keep a lookout.
You were looking the wrong way: You didn’t expect Hon, did you? At the porch, Hon confronted your accomplice who had managed to break the main door hinge.
He fled through the chute and to your now moving getaway car. Hon gave chase, grabbed a stick and hit your fleeing accomplice.
But he managed to get in — and you thought you made a clean getaway.
Too late idiots, you were all in a Toyota Wish MPV bearing the number WSB 3943, obviously rented or stolen
Hey lady, smile — we got you! Aren’t you the same woman who has been breaking into homes with your two male accomplices?
You three foreigners are now burglars caught in the act, thanks to an alert neighbour who has a video recording and photographs of your botched burglary in Puchong at 11.30am on Tuesday.
The video footage and photographs of your attempt to burgle the home of businessman Ricky Boey in Bandar Kinrara have been handed to the police.
The neighbour, a car mechanic who wished to be identified only as Hon, 40, got a clear shot of you in the car while you were making your getaway, empty-handed.
Shots of your accomplice escaping through the rubbish chute after Hon confronted him are also there for all to see.
The only thing we don’t know is whether you are all from the Middle East or Latin America, but you resemble the latter.
It all started when Hon and his wife were tutoring their daughter and the neighbour’s two dogs began barking.
From his window, Hon saw you, dressed in white, calling out for his neighbour.
You then hurled bits of food for the dogs that went silent immediately.
He was shocked when you, quite the agile one, climbed over the gate and unlocked the rubbish chute to let your accomplice in. Your other accomplice stayed in the car.
That’s when Hon began recording your crime.
Your accomplice who crawled in had a spanner and screwdriver in his back pocket.
You, in the meantime, went outside to keep a lookout.
You were looking the wrong way: You didn’t expect Hon, did you? At the porch, Hon confronted your accomplice who had managed to break the main door hinge.
He fled through the chute and to your now moving getaway car. Hon gave chase, grabbed a stick and hit your fleeing accomplice.
But he managed to get in — and you thought you made a clean getaway.
Too late idiots, you were all in a Toyota Wish MPV bearing the number WSB 3943, obviously rented or stolen
Friday, December 19, 2008
Home Safety Tips From TMP RA Security SubCom
Going Away During Festive Seasons......
Whenever you plan to go away during a festive season or for a vacation, here are some tips on things you could do to protect your home for your peace of mind.
Inform your neighbours and management office :
You may let your neighbours know how long you plan to be away, so they can keep an eye on your property. Remember to leave your contact number to neighbours in case of emergency.
Activate the security alarm system :
You may leave your house keys and alarm PIN number or remote control with a relative living nearby or a neighbour, so that they could check for you in the event of triggered alarm or false alarm. It is advisable to reset your alarm system with a temporary PIN number before giving it to them.
Interior and exterior lightings :
Install a timer which allows lighting to be switched on and off at preset times to avoid the notice of your absence by the outsiders. You may consider leaving a table lamp or some lights on during your outings.
Keep garden tools, equipments, ladders
Garden tools, equipments and ladders should be kept and locked up in a safe place as they could be used by a burglar to break in and gain entry to the house.
Keep refuse bin
Tidy away your refuse bins. Do not keep them in the refuse chamber as the garbage collector may leave them outside after collecting the garbage. Ask your neighbour to close the refuse chamber door if it is opened.
Stop newspaper & food supply
Cancel deliveries of milk, bread, newspapers etc. If anything continues to be delivered, ask your neighbour to collect them. Uncollected items will draw attention of the outsiders that your house is unoccupied.
Care for your plants
Ask your neighbour or gardener to help to water or maintain the exterior plants. You may give the external gate's key to your neighbour or gardener for this purpose. Also, you may put your interior plants outside to be maintained together.
Prevent water retention
Make sure all the empty containers, vases, flower pots etc at exterior are overturned or covered to avoid water retention for mosquito breeding.
Inform the guards
You may want to inform the guards so they can check and prevent any suspicious visitors from approaching your house.
Pets
Remember to make arrangements for your pet's boarding.
Other things before you leave your home:
- Close and secure all windows, doors and gates
- Remove all plugs from sockets
- Close all water taps
- Disconnect the hob from the gas supply or close the gas supply outlet
- Turn down your house telephone's ringing volume
Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday!
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