Foreigners joined Pengerang protest, claims Azalina

Pengerang BN part of of council Azalina Othman lambasted outsiders, whom she pronounced done much out zero via a criticism opposite a programmed oil refinery in her constituency.

"I read an Internet portal's news report which there was a criticism in Pengerang.

"I found it weird, when I went down there I didn't see any criticism (by locals)," pronounced a former tourism apportion today.

Azalina (left), while debating a stately address in a Dewan Rakyat, pronounced which based upon her observation! s, she d etected cars used by demonstrators bore unfamiliar registration plates.

"The proof you saw, a cars were from a unfamiliar country.

"I don't wish to say it, but you know they have been from a beside country," pronounced Azalina.

She downplayed a protest, saying which "only200 attended" as well as it was not contemplative of a views of people in a constituency, which had more than 33,000 voters.

The demonstrators upon Sunday had protested opposite national oil company Petronas' skeleton to set up agas refineryin Pengerang.

The protesters were endangered which a RM20 billion Refinery as well as Petrochemical Integrated Development (Rapid) would infect a environment, as well as particularly affect sea fishing activities, which is a main source of inco! me for a locals.

"I take this opportunity to stress which a BN supervision is not a cruel government... a state supervision has since assurance which their income is protected when they have been moved to a new area," pronounced Azalina.

Pengerang residents in seven villages have been additionally worried which a first proviso Rapid project, involving 9,500 acres, competence see a little of them being evicted.

The second proviso is even bigger, at 22,500 acres.

The spokesperson for a protesters Kasran Abdullah pronounced locals have been not against to development, but they don't wish to be relocated.

"A four to five hactare oil palm plantation can bring about RM1,000 to RM2,000 monthly. If you move out, how have been you suppose to feed ourselves?" a former school headmaster said.

He added which 35 percent of a internal population have been fishermen who have been awaiting to face water pollution as a outcome of a refinery.

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