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Sam Sing Kung Temple (Sandakan)

Sam Sing Kung Temple (dt. Sam-Sing-Kung-Tempel), manchmal auch als Sham Shing Kung Temple referenziert, ist ein chinesischer Tempel in der malaysischen Stadt Sandakan im Norden von Borneo. Er ist den Gottheiten Lui Bei, Guan Gong und Zhang Fei geweiht. Der Tempel ist außerdem Teil des Sandakan Heritage Trails, einem „Denkmalpfad“, der die historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten Sandakans verbindet. Lage Der Tempel liegt im historischen Zentrum der Stadt, zwischen dem Sport- und Versammlungsplatz (town padang) und dem Sandakan Recreation Club. Bevor der padang durch Aufschüttung des Uferbereichs dem Meer abgetrotzt wurde, lag der Tempel direkt an der See. Geschichte Mit dem Bau des Tempels wurde im Jahr 1885 begonnen. Die Fertigstellung und Weihe fand 1887 statt. Er war das religiöse Zentrum der Hakka, Teochew, Kantonesen und Hainan-Chinesen aus der Provinz Guangdong. Die hier verehrten Gottheiten Liu Bei, Guan Yu und Zhang Fei sind Helden aus dem Roman Die Geschichte der Drei Reiche. Im gesellschaftlichen Leben der chinesischen Gemeinde Sandakans spielte der Tempel eine bestimmte Rolle bei großen Ereignissen wie etwa dem Chinesischen Neujahrsfest. So versammelten sich die Tänzer der Drachen- und Löwenmasken vor den Darbietungen vor dem Tempel, um den Gottheiten ihren Respekt zu zeigen. Beschreibung des Tempels Der Tempel beherbergt eine Bronzeglocke, die dem ersten kapitan cina Fung Ming Shan gehörte. Bemerkenswert ist, dass die chinesischen Schriftzeichen auf der Glocke, die das Wort „Sandakan“ formen, auf Chinesisch als Xian Da Gang zu lesen sind, was etwa mit „Hafen, an dem die Feen an Land gehen“ zu übersetzen ist. Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Sam Sing Kung Temple

Sam Sing Kung Temple (Chinese: 三聖宮) (also known as the Three Saints Temple) is a Chinese temple in Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia. Built in 1887, the temple is the third oldest temple in Sandakan, after Goddess of Mercy Temple and Tam Kung Temple. It is part of the Sandakan Heritage Trail. History The temple was built in 1887, and has undergone several recent renovations. The temple was originally established as a religious centre for Chinese migrants who had arrived from Guangdong, Qing Dynasty. It was built by Chinese communities of Cantonese, Teochew, Hakkas and the Hainanese people. The temple are also called as "Three Saints Temple" with the three saints refers to: Kwan Woon Cheung – Saint of righteousness. Goddess of Tin Hou – Worshipped by fishermen and seamen for protection. Min Cheong Emperor – Worshipped by hopeful students who seek success in examinations. The temple is known as a place for Chinese devotees to come for blessing and divination. Features The temple houses a collection of 100 pre-printed Taoist Divination Poems. Its bronze bell was a donation from Fung Ming Shan, the first Kapitan Cina of Sandakan. Appointed by the British authorities in 1887, Ming Shan was responsible for managing and overseeing the Chinese community in the town. References External links Picture Archived 13 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine of Sam Sing Kung Temple Media related to Sam Sing Kung Temple at Wikimedia Commons
Selayang Municipal Council Stadium

Selayang Municipal Council Stadium (Malay: Stadium Majlis Perbandaran Selayang) is a multi-purpose stadium in Selayang, Gombak District, Selangor, Malaysia. The stadium is owned by the Majlis Perbandaran Selayang (MPS). It is currently used mostly for football matches. The stadium has a capacity of 16,000. History Construction began in September 1997 and finished construction in September 1999. The stadium was officially opened and inaugurated on 26 November 1999 by former Menteri Besar of Selangor, Abu Hassan Omar. International fixtures 2017 Southeast Asian Games Footnotes
Tuaran Hospital

Hospital Tuaran is a public hospital in Tuaran, Sabah, Malaysia. History Health service commenced in Tuaran in 1933, known as Tuaran Dispensary. It was constructed by the North Borneo Chartered Company and then handled by a paramedic and an attendant. Until 1989, Sabah Health Department was replaced the dispensary by Tuaran Policlinic, situated at a rented shop in Tuaran. On that time, the government planned and carried out the construction of Tuaran Hospital. The current hospital building construction finished in 1993, and then opened by the Health Minister on that time, Lee Kim Sai, on 9 April 1994. It serves thousands of peoples in Tuaran, Kota Belud, Ranau and northern Kota Kinabalu. In 2007, Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak during his visit to Tuaran, announced that the government passed the budget of hundred million Ringgit to build the new hospital building. In November 2010, Tuaran MP Wilfred Bumburing announced that the government to build the new hospital behind the current hospital for RM 120 million budget in 10th Malaysia Plan as he ask that ministry to speed up the construction even he knew that the Tuaran Hospital was downgraded to a health clinic last times. The construction of the new hospital building that will contain 76 beds was commenced in 2011 as the WCT Berhad won the project bid worth RM 127.8 million and will be finished before 1 May 2013. Organization The hospital was headed by the Hospital Director. In past years, the hospital was headed by the Regional Health Officer. The head of hospital was helped by the hospital administrative committee, the hospital facility manager and the hospital Board of Visitors. Service Tuaran Hospital provides administrative services, clinical services and support services. Hospital administrative services contains Management Unit, Finance Unit, Revenue Unit, Vehicle Unit, Nursing Unit, Paramedical Unit, Health Attendant Unit, and Corporate Communication Unit. Hospital clinical services contains Outpatient Unit, Tuberculosis and Leprosy Unit, Emergency and Trauma Unit and Alternative Birth Centre. Hospital support services contains Radiology Unit, Pathology and Forensic Unit, Pharmacy Unit, Engineering Unit and Medical Record Unit. Furthermore, this hospital has many committee and contractor to facilitate the hospital administration and operation, like Board of Visitors, infection control committee, 5S committee, assets committee, WCT Berhad and Faber Medi-Serve company. References External links Malaysian Ministry of Health
National Junior College

Le National Junior College (abréviation : NJC) est un junior college (JC) renommé de Singapour fondé en 1969. Il reçoit les meilleurs étudiants de Singapour et a une population d'étudiants étrangers très cosmopolites (Allemands, Chinois, Indiens, Indonésiens, Malais, Coréens, Japonais et Vietnamiens). NJC est connu pour produire des lettrés et de futurs dirigeants, surtout dans la politique et l'administration. Parmi ses diplômés figurent l'actuel Premier ministre actuel de Singapour Lee Hsien Loong et son épouse Ho Ching. Portail de l’éducation Portail de Singapour
Sabah State Library

Die Sabah State Library (birmanisch Perpustakaan Negeri Sabah) ist der Name für die Staatsbibliothek des Bundesstaats Sabah in Malaysia. Sie hat ihren Sitz in Kota Kinabalu und unterhält vier Regionalbüchereien, 20 Zweigstellen, 13 mobile Büchereien und ein Netzwerk dörflicher Kleinbibliotheken. Geschichte 1953 wurde die Bücherei als Abteilung des Broadcasting and Information Department gegründet. 1966 erfolgte die Zusammenlegung mit dem Sabah Museum zum Libraries and Museum Department. 1972 wurden Museum und Bücherei wieder getrennt und ein eigenständiges Library Department unter dem Ministry of Social Welfare entstand. Die Verwaltung ging 1976 an das Ministerium für Kultur, Jugend und Sport über; gleichzeitig erhielt die Institution den Namen "State Library". 1982 ging die Aufsicht an das Ministry of Social Services. Die Computerära begann für die Bücherei im Jahr 1987. URICA, das computergestützte Büchereisystem, wurde 1988 durch den Minister für soziale Dienste, Ariah Tengku Ahmad, eingeweiht. Mit dem State Library Enactment wurden 1988 die gesetzlichen Rahmenbedingungen für die Arbeit der Bücherei geschaffen. Auch der Name State Library war darin verankert. 1990 erhielt die Öffentlichkeit durch das OPAC-System (Online Public Access Catalogue) Zugang zum Bestand der Bücherei. In rascher Abfolge wurden 1993, 1994 und 1995 die Regionalbüchereien in Sandakan, Tawau und Keningau eröffnet. Seit 1995 bietet die Bibliothek Internetzugang für die Öffentlichkeit an. 2007 wurde der Name „State Library“ in die heutige Bezeichnung geändert. Zweigstellen Die Verwaltung unterhält drei Regionalbibliotheken in Keningau, Sandakan und Tawau. Zweigstellen, die vorrangig die Buchleihe bedienen, befinden sich in der Suria Mall in Kota Kinabalu (Library@Suria), Bandar Sri Indah (Tawau), Beaufort, Beluran, Kota Marudu, Kuala Penyu, Papar, Lahad Datu, Penampang, Ranau, Tambunan, Tamparuli, Tenom, Tuaran, Kudat, Nabawan, Semporna, Sipitang, Membakut, Kunak und Kota Belud. Seit 1990 wurden außerdem mehr als 75 dörfliche Zweigstellen geschaffen, die mit neben einem Grundbestand an Bücher auch einen Zugang ans Internet sicherstellen und durch mediale Angebote zur Bildung der Dorfbevölkerung beitragen. 13 Mobile Büchereien bedienen darüber hinaus auch entlegene Dörfer mit Büchern. Direktoren Derzeitiger Direktor ist Wong Vui Yin. Anmerkungen Literatur State Library Enactment 1988. (PDF; 1,4 MB) Bundesstaat Sabah, 30. Juli 1988. Sabah State Library (Amendment) Enactment 2007. (PDF; 1,1 MB) Bundesstaat Sabah. ssl.sabah.gov.my (PDF; 1,0 MB) Regierungsanzeiger des Bundesstaats Sabah. Einzelnachweise
Sabah State Library

Sabah State Library (Malay: Perpustakaan Negeri Sabah) is a state department under the State Ministry of Education and Innovation Sabah which manages each of the public library branches in Sabah state of Malaysia which is in turn a constituent feeder library of the National Library of Malaysia. The headquarters and the main state library are located on Tasik Road, off Maktab Gaya Road in Luyang of Kota Kinabalu since June 2004. History The first library of North Borneo was established as a section of the Broadcasting and Information Department in 1953. In 1966 through the newly formed federation of Malaysia, the library was merged with the Sabah Museum to form the Libraries and Museum Department before it was separated in 1972 with the formation of a Library Department under the Ministry of Social Welfare. The department administration was then passed to the State Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports and the name began to be changed into Sabah State Library in 1976. Jurisdiction of the state library returned to the Ministry of Social Services in 1982. Headquarters and main library The main state library consists of the following facilities and collections: Branch libraries This is a list of branch libraries under the Sabah State Library Department: Rural libraries There are 67 rural libraries in 25 districts as of 2022. See also List of libraries in Malaysia References External links Media related to Sabah State Library at Wikimedia Commons
Isuzu HICOM Malaysia

Isuzu HICOM Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. ist ein 1994 (oder 1996) gegründeter Automobil- und Nutzfahrzeughersteller in Pekan (Malaysia). Das Unternehmen ist ein Joint-Venture zwischen Isuzu Motors Asia. Ltd. (51 %) und DRB-HICOM (49 %). Die Produktion 2015 betrug 12.500 Exemplare. Dabei werden die Isuzu-Modelle der N-Serie unter der Marke HICOM vertrieben. Das Unternehmen hieß früher Malaysian Truck & Bus Sdn Bhd, bis Isuzu 2007 seine Beteiligung von 20 auf 51 % aufstockte. Siehe auch Isuzu Malaysia Weblinks Website der Isuzu HICOM Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. Einzelnachweise
Isuzu HICOM Malaysia

Isuzu HICOM Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (IHM) is a Malaysian commercial vehicle manufacturer operating under a joint venture between the DRB-HICOM and Isuzu companies, based in Peramu Jaya Industrial Area in Pekan, Malaysia. The company was established in January 1994 as HICOM Commercial Vehicle Sdn. Bhd. and later changes name in April 1996 as Malaysia Truck & Bus Sdn. Bhd. The company took the current name in June 2006 when Isuzu took over the majority of shares. It is based at Peramu Jaya Industrial Area in Pekan, Malaysia. The Chief Executive Officer is Keizo Yoshimura. The site comprises an area of 14 hectares. 12,000 to 14,000 units are produced here every year. The company launched HICOM Perkasa, a licensed version of the Isuzu Elf fifth generation in 1996. Its second product, Mercedes-Benz W211, was launched in January 2005. Production of Mitsubishi Fuso Canter for the local market began at the same time. Mercedes-Benz W203 and Mercedes-Benz Actros were added three months later. The last Mercedes-Benz licensed model to launch was the Mercedes-Benz W221 in July 2006. Production of Mercedes-Benz models was later moved to the HICOM Automotive Manufacturers (Malaysia). Isuzu trucks and Isuzu D-Max are the only ones produced here. The newest model is the Isuzu Heavy Duty, a licensed model of Isuzu Forward fourth generation. Current models Former models References External links Official Website of Isuzu HICOM Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
German European School Singapore

GESS (German European School Singapore, German: Deutsche Europäische Schule Singapur) is an international, multi-lingual, co-educational school in Singapore. It was founded in 1971, and its student population is 1,800. GESS operates in two sections, European and German. The European section offers all International Baccalaureate Programmes (PYP, MYP, DP) in English. The German section of GESS offers all German school leaving certificates; it is a German government accredited "German School Abroad". The school is the largest "German School Abroad" in Asia. History The first lessons at the German School were taught on 25 August 1971 with six students enrolled. In April 1972, a kindergarten and pre-school opened. A new school building at 72 Bukit Tinggi Road was built. In 2004, the German School decided to offer students tuition in English as well as German, and pursue accreditation with the International Baccalaureate Organization. As a result, its name was changed to German European School Singapore (GESS). The following school year, the European IB (English speaking) section of the school started teaching the IB curriculum for grades 1 to 12. Growing student numbers led to the opening of a separate junior school campus at Jalan Jurong Kechil in August 2008, for grade 1 to 5 students. In 2010, the pre-school department received accreditation to teach the Primary Years Programme IB curriculum, and GESS became a certified IB World School. In 2013, GESS was accredited by the Council of International Schools. A new campus opened at Dairy Farm Lane in August 2018. The building cost about $135 million and the campus spans a 30,580 square meter site. It consolidated the preschool, primary school and secondary school campuses. The old main campus was sub-leased to Chatsworth International School. The land for the junior school campus was returned to the Singapore government. Academic programme GESS offers academic programmes for pre-school, primary and secondary levels. GESS operates in two sections. The European section offers the IB Programme in English, and the German section uses the German language to teach all German school leaving certificates. GESS teaches both German and English language lessons at differing levels in both sections. For a third language, the school teaches Mandarin, Latin, French, Spanish, English, Danish, Dutch and German. References External links Official website
Universität Malaysia Kelantan

Die Universität Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) (engl. University Malaysia Kelantan, mal. Universiti Malaysia Kelantan) in Pengkalan Chepa im Bundesstaat Kelantan ist eine 2006 gegründete staatliche Universität in Malaysia. Aufbau und Organisation Die Hochschule wurde im Jahre 2006 im Rahmen des Ninth Malaysian Plan gegründet, um eine staatliche Universität zu erhalten, die sich auf die Bereiche Wirtschaftswissenschaften und Landwirtschaft spezialisiert hat. Der Chancellor der Universität ist ein Ehrenamt und wird durch eine bekannte Persönlichkeit besetzt, während das hauptamtliche Management der Universität durch den Vice-Chancellor geleitet wird. Die Universität besteht aus folgenden Fakultäten und Zentren: Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Business Faculty of Agro Industry and Natural Resources Faculty of Creative Technology and Heritage Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Centre for Language Studies & Generic Development Siehe auch Liste der Universitäten und Hochschulen in Malaysia Weblinks Offizielle Homepage (englisch) Einzelnachweise
Dhoby Ghaut Green

Dhoby Ghaut Green is an urban park in Singapore located adjacent to Dhoby Ghaut MRT station, opposite the Park Mall. History On 18 September 2021, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced that a garden at Dhoby Ghaut Green could be chosen as a public space dedicated to the women of Singapore as part of a proposal by the Singapore Council of Women's Organisations that was accepted by the Government. Design The park was designed by Soo K. Chan of SCDA Architects. Chan was commissioned by the Urban Redevelopment Authority to conceptualize and design the space after he won the Designer of the Year title in Architecture and Urban Design in 2006 at the inaugural President's Design Award, the nation's highest honor for excellence in design. Structural engineering was by Web Structures. See also List of parks in Singapore References External links National Parks Board official website Dhoby Ghaut Green
First World Hotel

Das First World Hotel ist ein Hotel in Genting Highlands, einer Hill Station in der malaysischen Provinz Pahang. Mit insgesamt 7351 Zimmern hält es aktuell (2021) den Weltrekord für das Hotel mit den meisten Zimmern. Diesen Titel hatte es bereits bei der Eröffnung 2006 inne, als es noch 6118 Zimmer hatte. Dann eröffnete im Januar 2008 The Palazzo in Las Vegas, ein Erweiterungsbau des Venetian, wodurch das Venetian mit 7128 Zimmern neuer Rekordhalter wurde. Im Juni 2015 holte sich das First World Hotel den Titel zurück, als es selbst einen großen Erweiterungsbau eröffnete. Seit 2006 empfing das Hotel 35,5 Millionen Gäste. Ausstattung Das Hotel besteht aus zwei 28-stöckigen Komplexen, Tower 1 und Tower 2. Die Zimmer unterteilen sich in 3164 sogenannte Standard Rooms, 2922 Deluxe Rooms, 649 Deluxe Triple Rooms, 480 Superior Deluxe Rooms und 136 World Club Rooms. Der 2015 eröffnete Erweiterungsbau hat insgesamt 1286 Zimmer mit einer durchschnittlichen Fläche von 16,7 Quadratmetern. Für die 4000 Gäste, die täglich einchecken, stehen 32 Automaten zur Verfügung, die Identifikation des Besuchers und Zimmerzuweisung eigenständig übernehmen. Unter dem Hotel befindet sich ein 46.000 Quadratmeter großes Einkaufszentrum, das First World Plaza, mit Läden, Restaurants, einem Kino, einer Bowlingbahn und einem sogenannten „Odditorium“ von Ripley’s Believe It or Not!. Zudem befindet sich unter dem Hotel das einzige Casino Malaysias. Weblinks Homepage des Hotels Einzelnachweise
First World Hotel & Plaza

First World Hotel & Plaza is a hotel, shopping and entertainment complex located at Resorts World Genting in Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia which consists of a 3-star hotel and a plaza. First World Hotel, Resorts Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Genting Malaysia Berhad and Genting Group manages the property. It was opened on 26 July 2002 by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. The hotel has been the largest hotel in the world by the number of rooms since its completion in 2015. First World Hotel First World Hotel is a 3-star-hotel consisting of two towers and has 7,351 rooms. It has held the Guinness World Records title for the largest hotel in the world by the number of rooms since 2015. The hotel previously held the same title in 2006, then having 6,118 rooms in two towers, Tower 1 and 2 until The Palazzo took the title after an expansion of The Venetian located on Las Vegas Strip which was officially opened on 1 January 2008. The hotel regained the title after opening a new block named Tower 2 Annex (Tower 2A) with 1,233 rooms. The hotel connects to the brand new shopping mall, SkyAvenue which also houses the Awana Skyway station that links to the Genting Highlands Premium Outlets. First World Hotel is the first hotel in Southeast Asia to launch E-Kiosk or Express Check-in and Check-out kiosks. First World Plaza First World Plaza is a shopping centre located one floor above the lobby level of the hotel on land measured 46,000 square metres (500,000 sq ft), housing a casino (formerly a pavilion), retail and dining outlets, an Indoor Theme Park – Skytropolis Funland and other attractions such as Snow World, Genting Bowl, Seni Kome Peng Heng, Big Top Video Games Park and first Asian branch of virtual reality attraction The VOID which occupies nearly 7000 square feet in the plaza. Before refurbishment from 1 June 2017 to December 2018, it had few attractions in the plaza including a bowling alley, cineplex, "water splash" pool (a warm indoor swimming pool made for mostly young children), Genting International Convention Centre, a pavilion, Haunted Adventure and a Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum. See also Awana Skyway Resorts World Genting List of largest hotels List of integrated resorts Hotels portal References
First World Hotel & Plaza

El First World Hotel es un hotel de tres estrellas en Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malasia. Con un total de 7351 habitaciones, ha establecido el récord mundial Guinness para el hotel más grande del mundo (por número de habitaciones).​ En 2006, contaba con 6118 habitaciones, lo que lo convirtió en el hotel más grande hasta que lo superó The Palazzo, una expansión de The Venetian ubicado en Las Vegas Strip inaugurada el 1 de enero de 2008. Recuperó el título en 2015 tras la apertura de un nuevo bloque. Ha recibido 35,5 millones de huéspedes desde 2006.​​ Características First World Hotel consta de la Torre 1 y la Torre 2 con 3.164 habitaciones estándar, 292 habitaciones de lujo, 649 habitaciones triples de lujo, 480 habitaciones de lujo superior y 136 habitaciones World Club. En 2015 amplió el Anexo de la Torre 2, que en total cuenta con 1.233 habitaciones, incluidas las XYZ Deluxe y XYZ Triple. El tamaño medio de las habitaciones es de 15,7 m². First World Hotel es el primer hotel en el Sudeste Asiático en lanzar quioscos electrónicos o quioscos de check-in y check-out exprés. Diseño Un piso por encima del nivel del vestíbulo del hotel es una plaza de 46 000 m² llamada First World Plaza, con locales comerciales, restaurantes y atracciones de parques temáticos cubiertos. El hotel también se conecta con el nuevo centro comercial SkyAvenue, que también alberga la estación Awana Skyway que conecta con Genting Highlands Premium Outlets.​ Referencias Enlaces externos El sitio web de reserva de primer Hotel Mundial Primeras fotos de Hotel Mundiales