Saya Tunggu Amran Fans Di Padang Mahsyar - Anak TPM
Mungkin berang dengan 'serangan' yang ditujukan kepadanya, anak perempuan timbalan perdana menteri Datuk Nurulhidayah Ahmad Zahid berkata beliau hanya akan "menunggu" di Padang Mahsyar untuk bertemu pihak yang melakukan kesalahan terhadapnya .
Lebih menarik pihak yang dimaksudkan Nurulhidayah itu adalah pengendali sebuah akaun parodi yang pernah diadukan kepada Facebook sehingga menyebabkan ia gagal diakses untuk seketika.
Melalui status dimuat naik akaun Amran Fans, pengendalinya bertanya jika mereka boleh mencadangkan supaya Nurulhidayah bekerja sebagai jurujual, juruwang atau pelayan kedai makan.
Cadangan itu berkaitan kenyataan bapa Nurulhidayah, Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi yang sebelum ini yang mencabar belia di Malaysia supaya melakukan 'kerja kotor' jika tidak mahu pekerja warga asing dibawa masuk.
Malaysiakini semalam melaporkan Ahmad Zahid mencabar belia supaya menceburi "apa sahaja bidang yang ada pekerja asing" untuk diambil alih.
"Kita tolak pekerja asing," katanya merasmikan mesyuarat tahunan ke-32 Majlis Belia Selangor (MBS) di Shah Alam.
Kata Ahmad Zahid golongan belia juga perlu mengambil alih pekerjaan di sektor perladangan, perkilangan tukang cuci.
Pengendali Amran Fans berkata, jika anak Ahmad Zahid itu sanggup bekerja seperti operator pusat khidmat panggilan, pasar raya atau seumpamanya barulah boleh dinilaikan rakyat negara ini malas atau tidak.
"Ni tak, buat uji kaji ikut sedap anak tekak. Lepas tu cakap nak bawak masuk 1.5 juta Bangladesh sebab rakyat malaysia malas.
"Bapak kau! Eh memang bapak dia pun. Huhuhu.." tulis Amran Fans.
Kenyataan itu dibalas Nurulhidayah yang menulis di Instagramnya: "Kak Long tunggu jer korang cari Kak Long nanti (walaupun Kak Long tak berpayung emas sebab TAK RELA BERMADU.. ha ha ha)."
Walaupun tidak berkenalan dengan pengendali Amran Fans di dunia ini, katanya, beliau akan berkenalan dengan mereka di Padang Mahsyar - merujuk kepada "pencipta dan penyampai serta penyebar fitnah terhadapnya.
"Seronok baca komen2 korang ni. Bagus. Sesuai dengan sel-sel otak yang tak berapa nak berhubung tu," tulisnya menggunakan akaun @deltanovzulu hari ini.
Is health insurance coverage a human right or another product one can buy?
In some countries, such as the United Kingdom or Canada, health care coverage is provided by the state and is seen as every citizen’s right – it is classed along with public education, the police, firefighters, street lighting, and public road networks, as a part of a public service for the nation.
In other countries, such as the USA, health insurance coverage is seen somewhat differently – with the exception of some groups, such as elderly and/or disabled people, veterans and some others, it is the individual’s responsibility to be insured. More recently, the Obama Administration has introduced laws making it mandatory for everybody to have health insurance, and there are penalties for those who fail to have a policy of some kind.
Everybody at some time in their life, and often on many occasions, will need some kind of medical attention and treatment. When medical care is required, ideally the patient should be able to concentrate on getting better, rather than wondering whether he/she has got the resources to pay for all the bills. This view is becoming more commonly held in nearly all the developed nations.
Managing diabetes– researchers from the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portlant, Oregon, found thatdiabetes patients need continuous health insurance coverage for the long-term proper management of their disease.
Since the late 1990s, millions of US citizens have found themselves with absolutely no health cover at all. A collection of several different studies and surveys puts the number of “uninsured” Americans at over 50 million;tens of millions more have inadequate insurance.
A Commonwealth Fund 2011 report informed that26% of all US citizens of working age experienced a gap in health insurance coverage; many lost their health insurance when they either became unemployed or changed jobs.
Children in the USA with private insurance are considerably more likely to have a primary care physician in America compared to those with public insurance or no insurance at all,according to a study carried out by researchers at the Children’s Hospital, Boston. The authors added that levels of treatment in emergency departments varied significantly, depending on what type of health insurance they had.
Americans with long-term or serious illnesses are the least able to pay for their medical bills among the leading developed nations in the world, a Commonwealth Fund International Survey reported in November, 2011.
The Affordable Care Act made it possible for young adults aged between 19 and 25 to join or stay on their parents’ health plans in 2011.A Commonwealth Fund report informed that 13.7 million young adults remained or got onto their parents’ health plans; this included 6.6 million people who would not have been able to do so if the Act had not been signed.
According to an eHealthInsurance survey carried out in 2010, the average monthly premiums among its customers were $167 per month for an individual, with an average deductible of $2,632. Family plans cost an average $392 per month with a $3,531 deductible.
Everybody at some time in their life, and often on many occasions, will need some kind of medical attention and treatment. When medical care is required, ideally the patient should be able to concentrate on getting better, rather than wondering whether he/she has got the resources to pay for all the bills. This view is becoming more commonly held in nearly all the developed nations.
Managing diabetes– researchers from the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portlant, Oregon, found thatdiabetes patients need continuous health insurance coverage for the long-term proper management of their disease.
Since the late 1990s, millions of US citizens have found themselves with absolutely no health cover at all. A collection of several different studies and surveys puts the number of “uninsured” Americans at over 50 million;tens of millions more have inadequate insurance.
A Commonwealth Fund 2011 report informed that26% of all US citizens of working age experienced a gap in health insurance coverage; many lost their health insurance when they either became unemployed or changed jobs.
Children in the USA with private insurance are considerably more likely to have a primary care physician in America compared to those with public insurance or no insurance at all,according to a study carried out by researchers at the Children’s Hospital, Boston. The authors added that levels of treatment in emergency departments varied significantly, depending on what type of health insurance they had.
Americans with long-term or serious illnesses are the least able to pay for their medical bills among the leading developed nations in the world, a Commonwealth Fund International Survey reported in November, 2011.
The Affordable Care Act made it possible for young adults aged between 19 and 25 to join or stay on their parents’ health plans in 2011.A Commonwealth Fund report informed that 13.7 million young adults remained or got onto their parents’ health plans; this included 6.6 million people who would not have been able to do so if the Act had not been signed.
According to an eHealthInsurance survey carried out in 2010, the average monthly premiums among its customers were $167 per month for an individual, with an average deductible of $2,632. Family plans cost an average $392 per month with a $3,531 deductible.
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