PUTRAJAYA: Smart Force Security Services Sdn Bhd, the employer of the guard who shot two boys in the leg at the Tenaga Nasional Bhd service centre in Jalan Klang Lama last Tuesday, may have its licence suspended or revoked.

This was said by Home Ministry deputy secretary-general (security) Datuk Ahmad Fuad Ab Aziz, who also told The Malay Mail that the owner of the security company and three board members had submitted an  explanation after issued a show-cause letter last Friday.

KUALA LUMPUR: The incident in which a security guard dropped his shotgun which let off a bullet that hit the right feet of two boys was replayed at the Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) service centre on Jalan Klang Lama this morning to help in investigations.

PETALING JAYA: Police have taken the statements from the two boys who were accidentally shot in their right feet by a security guard at the Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) service centre on Jalan Klang Lama on Tuesday.

Their statements were taken yesterday morning at the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre, where the boys are recovering from surgery.

PETALING JAYA: The families of two boys injured in the shotgun incident plan legal action against Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and the security firm despite apologies and medical aid from the latter.

Zuraidah Kadir, the mother of Mohd Faris Abdullah Ariff, one of the boys hit in the incident, said the family was considering legal action.

"Yes, they came and apologised. They also offered to bear the medical costs... but we are still considering legal action against them."

PETALING JAYA: Fate has not been kind to young Mohd Faris Abdullah Ariff who was accidentally shot in the right foot by a security guard at the Tenaga Nasional Bhd service centre on Jalan Klang Lama on Tuesday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Kuala Lumpur CID chief SAC II Datuk Ku Chin Wah said police have arrested the 60 year-old security guard to assist in investigations.

It is learnt that police had also seized his shotgun.

The suspect, who tried to escape after realising his action, was nabbed not far from the Tenaga National Bhd (TNB) centre on Jalan Klang Lama, where the incident happened.

"The guard will be questioned and we will investigate this case under Section 37 of the Firearms (Increased Penalty) Act 1960 for discharging a firearm," said Ku.

June 24, 2009

A 43-year-old bank security guard accidentally fired his shotgun, injuring two men in a bank in Damansara Jaya. The injured were a bank staff and a customer standing near the counter. It was learnt that soon after the shot rang out, the guard ran upstairs and hid. He surrendered when police coaxed him out of the room. It was learnt that the bank staff, in his 30s, was injured in the buttocks and shoulders. The other victim, also in his 30s, received minor injuries in the legs.

Dec 23, 2008

PETALING JAYA: “I saw him playing with his shotgun, batting it from side to side like a toy. I felt scared. Before I knew it, there was a loud bang and I felt a stinging pain in my right foot.

JUNG, a foreign student living in a condominium near his college campus, is appalled with the charges of his electricity bill. He claims t o have received an electricity bill from Tenaga Nasional Bhd in June which stated that the outstanding bill was about RM5,400!

“I have been paying an average of RM150 per month for electricity. The moment I saw the bill, I quickly called my landlord and also to check with TNB Subang Jaya to find out why the charges were so high. On that day, no one could explain and nothing was accomplished.”

TENAGA Nasional Bhd (TNB) continues to supply electricity  to its customers despite a blaze at its Sultan Salahudin Abdul Aziz power plant in Kapar early yesterday.

In a statement, TNB said that its current high reserve margin was able to meet demand and the power supply from its entire system and network remained intact.

It said the blaze, which broke out at 6.45am, was confined to a conveyor belt delivering coal to two units of 500 Megawatt (MW) generators. The generators were not affected, it added.