Laksa outlet hit with marble from catapult

Posted on September 6, 2013, Friday

LOOKING FOR CLUES: Police personnel inspecting the premises.

The marble found near the premises.

– Image 1 – Photo source from See Hua Daily News

– Image 2 – Photo source from See Hua Daily News

– Image 3 – Photo source from See Hua Daily News

MIRI: An unidentified man was seen running into a heavily tinted car after firing a marble with a catapult into a food outlet selling laksa at Boulevard Commercial Centre on Wednesday night.
The impact caused a small hole in the outlet’s glass panel.
Luckily, none of its staff or customers was injured in the 8.54pm incident.
The stall usually closes around 9.30pm.
Miri police chief ACP Mun Kock Keong, when contacted yesterday morning, confirmed to have received a report on the incident.
He said the case is being investigated under Section 427 of the Penal Code for committing mischief.
Police are still investigating the motive.
According to one of the staff, who wished to be known as Lee, he was at the cashier’s counter when the incident occurred.
“Six other female staff were in the kitchen, as we were about to close for the night, upon hearing the ‘pop’ sound, I immediately called my boss and informed him,” he said, adding the boss immediately called the police for help.
The incident has not only shocked the outlet’s staff and customers but those in the vicinity.


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Good and fond memories.

How I wish we could rewind the clock.....

Dedicated To All Those Born in 1940's, 50's , 60 ' s 70's... 

We had no maids. Our mothers cooked, cleaned and took care of the whole family.

They still had time to chat with neighbours.

Everyone had candy floss, fizzy drinks and shaved ice with syrups of different colours

- brown, red and green. Diabetes was rare and aspirin/Aspro cured all illness. 

We rode adult's bicycle to school, the richer ones had their own mini-bikes.

Ironically, we all had problems with our brakes, and after running into the

bushes a few times, we learned how to solve the problem. 

School prefects were a fearful lot ... more fearful than the teachers. Detention

class was like going to prison for a day. We had "public caning" in schools. 

NO ONE ever won the big prizes on "Tikam". It was a scam but it did not

stop us coming back for more ice cream.


Motorbikes were ridden without helmets. It was rare to ride in a private taxi.
Taking a bus was luxury - we either cycled or walked everywhere.

We drank water from the tap and NOT from bottles.

We spent hours in fields under the sun, playing football or flying kites,

without worrying about UV rays.

We roamed free catching spiders and did not worry about Aedes mosquitoes.
We kept our spiders in match boxes and were ready for a spider fight anytime.

With just 5 pebbles, girls played endless games and the boys ran like

crazy for hours playing with balls.

When it rained, we swam in the drains & canals to catch "ikan keli",

none of us dissolved in rain.

We shared one bottle of soft drink with friends, NO ONE actually

worried about catching anything.

We ate salty, sweet & oily foods, bread had real butter and sometimes

condensed milk. We enjoyed very sweet coffee, tea, and "ice kacang",

but we were not obese because.......

WE WERE OUT PLAYING ALL THE TIME!!!

We left home in the morning and played all day till hunger drove us back home.

When needed, our parents knew how to find us. NO ONE actually watched over
us and WE ALWAYS WERE SAFE. 

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