Chong Zhemin

Since my Media Conference on the 23rd March 2019, I have posed one question a day to Zambry in the form of issuing one media statement a day until today. However, there was not a single response from Zambry on the various questions that I raised. Zambry only responded once for the past 23 days where he accused me of subjecting him to a trial by the media without addressing any of the questions I raised. Continue reading “My 23rd and final question to Zambry – will Zambry undertake that he will not copy Najib’s example of finger pointing at the board of directors on the 1MDB scandal in the State Assembly on the RM607M MAPS project?”

The special internal audit report on MAPS in section 4.5.6 stated that towards the end of 2016, SDGM cash flow worsened and this affected the payments from SDGM to its subcontractors. This situation has a direct impact towards the progress on site as subcontractors has suspended their work. Continue reading “My 22nd question to Zambry – why did Zambry allow ATP to issue 53 Letter of Undertaking (LOU) amounting RM21M to SDGM subcontractors?”

The special internal audit report on MAPS in section 4.3.4 stated that the legitimacy of the cost incurred to construct and developed Selfie boardwalk in the supplementary contract No. 1 could be questioned as the attraction need to be shut down after less than one year after the soft opening of MAPS. Continue reading “My 20th question to Zambry – why was RM285k paid to construct Selfie Boardwalk that could only last less than a year from the date of MAPS soft opening?”

The special internal audit report on MAPS in section 4.5.5 exposed that supporting documents for the payment on behalf of SDGM by PCBD amounting to RM14.86M could not be sighted during audit. Continue reading “My 19th question to Zambry – why did Zambry allow PCBD to pay RM14.86M to SDGM subcontractors without any supporting documents?”

I exposed in my statement yesterday that ATP had paid SDGM subcontractors when SDGM was in financial distress despite received a whopping RM324.39M payment from ATP. Continue reading “My 18th question to Zambry – why did Zambry allow ATP to pay RM14.36M salary to SDGM’s employee on behalf of SDGM?”

The special internal audit report on MAPS made a shocking revelation that although ATP has earlier paid SDGM a total RM324.39M for the construction of the theme park, ATP has also made RM100.58M of advance payments and payments to subcontractors on behalf of SDGM. Continue reading “My 17th question to Zambry – why did he allow ATP to pay RM100.58M on behalf of SDGM on top of the RM324.39M payment for the Turnkey contract, Supplementary Contract No.1 and Supplementary Contract No. 2?”

The special internal audit report in section 4.5.4 stated that although the certification of works for the Lake Coaster was only RM20.3M, ATP has made a total payment amounting to RM22M to SDGM which is RM1.78M in excess. Continue reading “My 16th question to Zambry – why did Zambry allow ATP to pay SDGM RM1.78M in excess for the Lake Coaster?”

The Special Internal Audit Report on MAPS in section 4.4.1 stated that the proposed delivery of Lake Coaster as per supplementary contract no. 2 has not been properly completed by SDGM. Continue reading “My 15th question to Zambry – Why did ATP pay RM20M for the Lake Coaster without installing it?”

When ATP and SDGM signed the RM306M Turnkey Contract, Chair Swing Ride(known as family swing ride in supplementary contract no. 1), Cartoon factory and the development of Adventurers IP were part of the turnkey contract. Continue reading “My 14th question to Zambry – why did he allow 3 rides and attractions to be carried forward from the Turnkey Contract to Supplementary Contract No. 1?”