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Name : Mohd Haikal Anuar bin Adnan  (Haikal)

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'Mat Rempit' Future?

BANGI: Thirty-three former Mat Rempit and troubled youths graduated from the pilot Youth Perkasa Camp on Monday.
      The RM200,000 programme was sponsored by University Kebangsaan Malaysia's Youth Strengthening Centre and Permata Negara, under the Prime Minister's Department.
       Permata patron Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor presented certificates to the 33 participants who completed the three-month course, which involved five different camps that built on their mental and physical strengths.
      "We dont't give up hope on these mischievous youths," she said. "We hope that through this pilot project, the participants will influences their friends to come and join the programme. Such programmes would benefit them in building their self-confidence and worthiness and help them find direction in life.
     "These youths like high risk and challenging activities. Through such camps, they can be guided to become (legitimate) bike racers, for example."
       Centre director Prof Dr Samsudin A. Rahim said another programme would be held this year.-By Teresa  Yong_news @nst.com.my

How To Overcome This Problem?

Tackle "mat rempit" problem: IGP
2010/09/26



 KUALA TERENGGANU: Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar has issued an order for the police to give serious attention to tackling the problem of "mat rempit" (illegal motorcycle racers).
"I have directed all police contingents to give serious attention to tackling the matter. Now, policemen are confronted with violence by a group of people who do not respect the law," he told reporters at an Aidilfitri celebration at the Terengganu police headquarters, here today.


He said the aggressiveness of some of these "mat rempit" was a cause for concern.

They did not only disobey regulations but were seen to be getting bolder in violating the law, he added.
Earlier, Ismail visited two injured policemen at the Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital here. He was accompanied by Terengganu police chief Datuk Mohd Shukri Dahlan.


Constable Arizan Mohamad, 24, of Sarawak suffered fracture of his left collarbone and his left leg and a head wound which required 10 stitches after a motorcyclist and his pillion rider crashed into him on Sept 15 as they tried to evade the roadblock at Jalan Masjid Zainal Abidin here.


Constable Mohd Hishamudin Shafiee, 23, was injured in the left leg while participating in a "gotong-royong" (self-help) project at the Cabang Tiga police station here on Sept 17.




Read more: Tackle "mat rempit" problem: IGP http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/Tackle_matrempit_problem_IGP/Article/#ixzz1Es6xxub4

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Saturday November 27, 2010

Youth club to help curb mat rempit

KUALA TERENGGANU: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak is scheduled to launch the Terengganu Youth Motorcycle Club at the Gong Badak Indoor Stadium on Dec 18.

Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Said said some 32,000 youths statewide are expected to be at the stadium to witness the ceremony.

During the launch, teenagers with driving licence will be registered as members of the club established with the aim of preventing teenagers from becoming mat rempit (street racers) and participating in illegal racing.

The Mentri Besar said the Terengganu government had also lined-up various programmes for the club members next year, including travelling in convoy from district to district and motivational talks.

“The issues of mat rempit and illegal racing in Terengganu had been worrying of late and the launch of the club was one of the state’s efforts to tackle the problem,” he said. – Bernama.

source:http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2010/11/27/southneast/7508741&sec=southneast


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Saturday September 19, 2009

PM: Sending biker gang members to jail not the answer

PUTRAJAYA: Mat Rempit or biker gang members who have become a menace to society will get a chance to reform under the Government’s Permata Negara programme, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said.

The Prime Minister said the programme, to be launched in January next year, was aimed at rehabilitating Mat Rempit youths between the ages of 18 and 25 to become useful members of society.

He said by sending these youths to jail for minor offences (illegal racing or reckless stunts on public roads) could make matters worse if they mingled with hardcore criminals in prison.

“The aim is not to penalise the offenders but to find ways to rehabilitate them so they can become useful, successful and confident members of the public.

“That is why the programme will focus on intervention, in which the Mat Rempit will join a rehabilitation camp from two weeks to six months. There they can improve their capacity by learning leadership skills, social interaction, self-empowerment and such,” Najib told reporters after chairing a Permata Negara meeting here yesterday. Present was his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, who is the Permata Negara Policy Working Committee chairman.

Najib said the Cabinet had already approved a new law to allow the courts to use the Community Service Order to send those found guilty of committing Mat Rempit-related offences for the programme.

He said the pilot programme would start with 50 offenders placed at a camp in Pantai Dalam, Kuala Lumpur.

“We will look at the success rate of the programme before expanding it,” he said, adding that the programme would not include youths caught for drug-related offences or juveniles for now.

Najib said the Permata Negara meeting also agreed to launch a Permata Seni project to make 33 children become renowned like the Vienna Boys’ Choir.

The meeting also discussed the introduction of the Permata Insan programme to encourage religious school pupils between the ages of nine and 12 years to have a deep understanding of the religion, besides becoming professionals like technocrats and scientists, he said.

Najib added that 212,143 students nationwide had taken the tests for first-stage screening for Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia’s Permata Pintar programme. The 4,682 shortlisted students would undergo the second stage of tests before the final 450 are selected for the First-Term School Holiday Camp in early 2011.

source : http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/9/19/nation/4747907&sec=nation

The Effects Of 'Rempit'

SEREMBAN - Due to a dangerous riding a motorcycle eight years ago, a man received the consequences when sentenced for 20 months and fined RM8, 000 by the Seremban Magistrate's Court here yesterday.

The accused, Mohd Sukiman Maidin, 29, was ordered jailed started yesterday and another four months in jail for failure to pay bail.

In fact the charge, Mohd Sukiman, who is a chef at a restaurant near here, riding a Yamaha motorcycle type of socialization is dangerous at traffic lights near the Paroi Stadium about 1:30 am on April 29, 2001.

: He who was 21 years old convicted under Section 41 (1) Road Transport Act (APJ) 1987.

Mohd Sukiman surprised once said Magistrate Mohd Izuddin Zulkefly menyabitkannya with the charge after finding that the prosecution had proven the case beyond reasonable doubt.

Mohd Izuddin during sentencing, said the punishment was intended to serve as a lesson to the accused to repent and not repeat it in the future.

The accused will be sent to the Kajang prison to undergo the sentence passed on him.

Meanwhile, family members including his mother accused were present appeared to follow the trial proceedings yesterday.

Prosecution is prosecuting officer, Chief Inspector Jusman Ahmad, while the accused is represented by counsel, Amiruddin Tunku Tunku Yusof.


http://paramedik.bbfr.net/t7062-dipenjara-akibat-merempit-sinar
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Tuesday December 12, 2006

Mat Rempit can mess up tourism

PENANG: The growing menace of Mat Rempit in Penang will affect efforts to promote the state as a tourism destination if it is not curbed fast.

Expressing concern, Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon said the problem should be nipped in the bud.

The problem would affect the state’s efforts to woo tourists, especially for Visit Malaysia Year 2007, he said.

“Surely the tourists will want to think twice about coming to Penang if we have cases of Mat Rempit going around on a robbing spree,'' he told reporters after launching D-pomelo Sdn Bhd's inaugural e-loyalty system website known as Meal Avenue.

He was commenting on the early Sunday morning incident where groups of Mat Rempit had gone on a robbing spree in Seberang Prai.

Two groups of Mat Rempit robbed a family of four and another man of a total of RM750 in separate incidents between 4am and 5am.

The family was robbed of RM500 while the motorist was robbed of RM250.

Dr Koh said the police and relevant authorities would have to take swift and stern action to stop such incidents.

Such incidents caused bodily harm to people and damage to properties, and also tarnished the image of the state and country, he said.

“The public can cooperate by using the Rakan COP hotline or send a SMS on such activities to help the police to act fast,” he said.

source: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.aspfile=/2006/12/12/nation/16290186&sec=nation

Factors That Contribute To 'Rempit' Activity

What the factors that contribute to 'Rempit'? 

 A lot of factors that cause occurence of mat rempit symptom. Among them is:

1. Peer influence

2. Just for fun

3. Spend time such as walk which group

4. Internal pressure undergoing life

5. Make illegal racing activity as hobby

6. Make illegal racing activity as career

7. Self safety factor

by:Malaysian Journal of Society and Space

     ( Muhamad Fuad Abdul Karim, Rokiah Ismail, Mohamad Fauzi Sukimi )

Activities Of 'Mat Rempit'

'Mat Rempit' Showing Off Their Creativities Modified Motorcycles


~source from  http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles


IPOH: About 5,000 die-hard fans of classic and modified cars and motorcycles gathered as early as 8am at the Dataran MBI here on Saturday to witness the 1Malaysia Autoshow Carnival 2011.


The event which ended about midnight was organised by the Perak state government, RKF management and Extreme Motorsport.


The autoshow carnival was launched by the State Arts, Culture, Youth and Sports Committee chairman Datuk Zainol Fadzi Paharuddin.


Zainol said the exhibition was meant to bring together motorsports enthusiasts from all over the country. It was also held to promote motorsports as a healthy hobby among youths.


"We hope that this will foster ties among fans in the spirit of 1Malaysia.
"Instead of engaging in illegal Mat Rempit activities, we want to show youths the proper channels into which they can express their energy and passion.
"Events such as these will also encourage them to spend their free time more fruitfully," he told reporters at a press conference here.


Also present were Perak traffic police chief Supt Wan Abdullah Ishak and 1Malaysia Welfare Association president Datuk Kamarul Airi Arifin.


Visitors to the exhibition were excited to see various classic and modern cars.
The cars on display included Perodua Kancil, Perodua Myvi and Proton Satria which had been extensively modified by their owners.


Their handiwork were showcased via various categories such as Proton Standard Modified, Perodua Standard Modified, Open Standard Modified, K-ca VIP Style and Mira Look.
For bike owners, the three categories of showmanship were Spraycan + Airbrush, Classic and Vespas.


Audio system lovers got to show off their audio "personalities" through the 2 Woofers, 4 Woofers, 6-8 Woofers and open categories.


There were also sprint races for motorcycles.
Other fun-filled activities had lots of prizes and hampers to be given away.

Cultured Of 'Mat Rempit'

Mat Rempit loyal to their team leader. Chairman of the Mat Rempit are not officially appointed as the voting process, but it is an influential and dominant compared to other members. Sometimes a team leader was not aware that he was appointed to head the group. Position as a leader of the group often changes from time to time and potentially lead to a group of Mat Rempit split and formed a new group or join another group.The probability that they reunite after the split depends the issues that stimulate the consolidation of a group of like when there is a fights or drug use.

Mat Rempit group members have interests that seem to be the same eg play the guitar and drum music, playing sports such as snooker and billiards, fishing fish and relax in the 'mamak stalls. Mat Rempit do all activities together but often moves in small amounts in the range of two to nine people.

Moving in large numbers may limit the activity to done and is likely to cause problems. This shows that the spirit of belonging and camaraderie is very high in a small number of members, and in a Mat Rempit is a large group there are also several other sub-groups.

Although the Mat Rempit have norms and values or their own Specifically, they will not reject the norms and values such as public participation collaborative activities in the community. If they are invited to attend a weddings in need of assistance and aid them in making event, their mass would engage to help either.

If the norms and values in society to interfere with or restrict the practice norms held their value, the Mat Rempit will respond as damage to public or private property and injure people. Among the examples practices that violate the norms and values are loitering in the activity night while playing guitar and singing crowds, and test capabilities their bikes to harass the local population noise generated. At this point, the police will play a role in

control the activities and behaviors Mat Rempit.

Source:Journal(Activities and Social Expressions of a Mat Rempit Youth Group: A Sub-cultural Study)

      By:Rokiah Ismail, Muhamad Fuad Abdul Karim & Zaidah Mustapha

Society Perception About 'Mat Rempit'?

I wonder what's in the mind of those society's trash. Just because of the rush of adrenalin and to let off the steam, they race with their bikes on public roads without obeying the traffic rules, doing stunts and enjoying themselves without caring for the suffering of the other. They think it is cool, but they never realize that they are not only endanger their own life, but the other road users as well. And now they are Malaysia no.1 public enemy! Well done man!


Personally, i do not agree with the UMNO youth (and i question the purpose of them doing that too), who set up clubs for mat rempits in an effort to reach out to the youngsters and change society's negative perception of them. For me, it's just a waste of time. Why the society hold negative perception against them if they didn't do anything wrong? They are hated by the public because they always involved in accidents, vandalism, gangsterism, robbery, promiscuity, drugs, theft, fighting and many other society's problems.




Source:http://rinoa1437.blogspot.com/2007/03/mat-rempit-sampah-masyarakat.html

What Is 'Mat Rempit?

Mat Rempit is term to motorcyclists which involved in illegal race, usuallyby using motto kapcai or scooter. It is one social problem youth in Malaysia today. Minah Rempit on the other hand could be is a womanracer, or girlfriend Mat Rempit.


Although many Mat Rempit often race, there is also that only ridedangerously on the road. Mat Rempit usually grouped and will be racing in the middle of city at night weekend. 


Most motorcycle that used Mat Rempit do not meet standard, or was modified with many. In fact there are still Mat Rempit which had no valid licence, did not pay road tax and on motorbikes stealing. Currently ,housing estate also has been converted into racing circuit by Mat Rempit.Estimated in Malaysia alone there are about 200,000 Mat Rempit. Termthis Mat Rempit also used in Singapore and Indonesia by way of something that same. 


They act at dusk, night or after parents return from working. This youthsteal motorcycle key or justify buy goods in nearby shop or go to night market. The parents not aware child can go far until Kuala Lumpur. They act among car that teeming in Kuala Lumpur to get public attention. In Kuala Lumpur road that popular is Jalan Raja Laut, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman and Jalan Bukit Bintang. Lekas highway in Semenyih that not yetfully completed had sacrificed a few teenage youth.