Don’t take in everything from the Internet, villagers advised
Monday, 26 September 2011 10:58 | 
Written by Ong Wei Ling | 
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KUCHING: Deputy Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation Datuk Fadillah Yusof advised the villagers of Kampung Kudai Ulu here to take in only constructive and helpful ideas from the internet.
“It is something that the public have to take note because some of the materials from the internet are detrimental to the harmonious society that we currently enjoy,” he said.
Fadillah said this while presenting prizes to the winners of a cooking competition, karaoke contest and traditional bertuntung competition at Kampung Kudai Ulu, Fadillah, who is also Petra Jaya MP, warned the residents against outside influence that might try to poison the minds of the local communities and cause them to dissent against the local council (DBKU) due to the ill-intended comments posted on the internet.
Meanwhile, he said that in the global world competition is stiff among those who want to achieve the same goal.
“Therefore, take a step further by obtaining true knowledge in order to be ahead of the rest of the competitors.
“With knowledge, you will be more aware of your surroundings and can learn to make better decisions,” he said.
Fadillah assured that the government was always willing to help them to achieve success and hoped that they could continue to build a sustainable relationship with the government.
“It is something that the public have to take note because some of the materials from the internet are detrimental to the harmonious society that we currently enjoy,” he said.
Fadillah said this while presenting prizes to the winners of a cooking competition, karaoke contest and traditional bertuntung competition at Kampung Kudai Ulu, Fadillah, who is also Petra Jaya MP, warned the residents against outside influence that might try to poison the minds of the local communities and cause them to dissent against the local council (DBKU) due to the ill-intended comments posted on the internet.
Meanwhile, he said that in the global world competition is stiff among those who want to achieve the same goal.
“Therefore, take a step further by obtaining true knowledge in order to be ahead of the rest of the competitors.
“With knowledge, you will be more aware of your surroundings and can learn to make better decisions,” he said.
Fadillah assured that the government was always willing to help them to achieve success and hoped that they could continue to build a sustainable relationship with the government.
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