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Foon Yew High School

Foon Yew High School (Chinese: 宽柔中学, Malay: Sekolah Menengah Foon Yew) is the largest Chinese independent high school in Malaysia. The school has three campuses, one in Stulang Laut, another in Kulai, and a recent third in Masai. Foon Yew High School has two semesters each year. An academic year begins in January and finishes at the end of November, with a near two-week holiday in June. Introduction The main school is located in Stulang Laut, Johor Bahru. The school's Kulai branch is in Taman Indahpura, Kulai, and another branch in Masai is in Bandar Seri Alam, Masai. History On 18 May 1913, Foon Yew Chinese Primary School was founded by Huang Xichu (Chinese: 黄羲初; pinyin: huang xī chū), Luo Yusheng (Chinese: 骆雨生; pinyin: luo yǔ shēng), Zheng Yaji (Chinese: 郑亚吉; pinyin: zheng yǎ ji), and Chen Yingxiang (Chinese: 陈迎祥; pinyin: chen ying xiang). During World War II, the school suffered heavy damage and was forced to close down. After the war, the school was re-constructed by Shi Liandui (Chinese: 史联对; pinyin: shǐ lian dui). In 1951, the school decided to extend the Chinese education and established Foon Yew High School. In 1963, the number of students enrolled reached 1500. In 1980, the school implemented an entrance examination for new students. There were over 4000 students in the school at the time. In 2005, the school's Kulai branch officially opened. In 2015, Foon Yew High School-Kulai celebrated the school's 10th anniversary. The number of enrolled students in both high schools reached 12000. In 2021, the school's second branch in Bandar Seri Alam, Masai officially opened. Notable alumni Penny Tai - a popular singer and songwriter in the Mandopop music arena Chew Sin Huey - a singer, the first runner-up in the female category of Project SuperStar 2005 Dr. Boo Cheng Hau - a Johor state assemblyman of the political party DAP. Won in the Skudai zone of the 12th Malaysia General Election over fellow Foon Yew Alumni Quek See Ling - a poet, writer, Chinese ink painter and editor. See also Education in Malaysia References External links Foon Yew High School
Institut za istraživanje šuma u Maleziji

Institut za istraživanje šuma u Maleziji (malajski : Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia), poznat i prema skraćenici FRIM (eng.: Forest Research Institute Malaysia) je vladina agencija države Malezije u okviru Programa za prirodne resurse i ekološku održivost (NRES). Od 2025. godine to je i UNESCO-ova svjetska baština koja promiče održivo upravljanje i optimalno korištenje šumskih resursa u Maleziji skupljanjem znanja i tehnologija kroz istraživanje, razvoj i primjenu u tropskom šumarstvu. FRIM se nalazi u Kepongu, blizu Kuala Lumpura. FRIM je najstarija i najveća ponovno stvorena tropska kišna šuma na svijetu, a osnovana je na degradiranom zemljištu za iskopavanje kositra od 1920-ih. Uključuje znanstvene, stambene i servisne zgrade, vodene površine i staze. Lokacija predstavlja pionirski napor pošumljavanja, uspješno pretvarajući neplodno zemljište u zrelu nizinsku tropsku šumu, pokazujući ranu ekološku obnovu i prakse održive rehabilitacije zemljišta. Povijest Godine 1926. FW Foxworthy je osnovao zasebnu jedinicu za istraživanje šuma, Odjel za šumarstvo, i postao je njezin glavni istraživački službenik. Odabrani lokalitet u Kepongu se sastojao od područja koje je praktički bilo lišeno svog izvornog šumskog pokrova, osim nekoliko preostalih stabala na nepristupačnijim mjestima. U roku od dvije godine, do 1928., zasađeno je prvih 42 hektara (100 jutara) eksperimentalne plantaže (uglavnom 75 vrsta dipterokarpa, visokih vrsta tvrdog drva), pažljivo njegovanih korištenjem "njegujućih" stabala drugih vrsta kao hlada i izvora hrane (kao fiksatora dušika). Tada je započela izgradnja glavne zgrade koja je ostala jedino središte za laboratorije, herbarij i muzej, kao i odjele za kemiju, zoologiju i seosku kulturu instituta, sve dok nakon Drugog svjetskog rata nisu dodane nove zgrade. Neposredno prije nego što je Malezija stekla neovisnost od Britanskog Carstva 1957. godine, u institutu je uspostavljeno oko 220 hektara plantaža, dok je arboreta dipterokarpnih i nedipterokarpnih biljaka sadržavala 201, odnosno 168 vrsta. Herbarijska zbirka narasla je na 53.600 primjeraka. God. 1963., Encik Abdul Rahman Mohd. Ali imenovan je prvim malezijskim ravnateljem instituta i glavnim istraživačkim upraviteljem, a područje instituta prošireno je za dodatnih 192 hektara na ukupno 600 ha. God. 1984., zakonom Parlamenta osnovan je Malezijski odbor za istraživanje i razvoj šumarstva (MFRDB) za upravljanje institutom, koji je sada nazvan Institut za istraživanje šuma Malezije (FRIM). Ovu povijesnu promjenu potvrdio je tadašnji premijer dr. Mahathir Mohamad. Izvori Poveznice Singapurski botanički vrtovi Bjeloveška šuma Vanjske poveznice Službena web stranica
Instituto de Pesquisa Florestal da Malásia

O Instituto de Pesquisa Florestal da Malásia (FRIM; Malay: Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malásia) é uma agência estatutária do Governo da Malásia, subordinada ao Ministério de Recursos Naturais e Meio Ambiente. O FRIM promove a manutenção sustentável e o uso optimizado dos recursos florestais na Malásia, gerando conhecimento e tecnologia através da pesquisa, desenvolvimento e aplicação em florestas tropicais. A FRIM está localizada em Kepong, perto de Kuala Lumpur. Referências
Fort Canning Lighthouse

Fort Canning Lighthouse, also known as Fort Canning Light, is a lighthouse located on top of Fort Canning Hill, Singapore, and was formerly one of the 13 important lighthouses in the Straits of Malacca. Located nearby with The Flagstaff and the Time Ball, the three navigation structures played an essential role during the early maritime history of Singapore. History Fort Canning Hill, with its strategic location overlooking the Singapore Harbour, was used as a communication centre after the British established port here in 1819. The first communication facility built on the hill was a flagstaff. The flagstaff was used to display the arrival, identity, location and status of ships entering Singapore Harbour. This was followed by a time ball, a lighthouse and a telegraph office in later years. Construction Fort Canning Lighthouse was built on the southern side of Fort Canning Hill to guide ships safely towards the Singapore Harbour. The first signal light on Fort Canning was a simple lantern attached to the top of the Flagstaff in 1855. The Flagstaff light was replaced by the Lighthouse in 1903 by Riley, Hargreaves & Co., who in 1909 combined with another company to form United Engineers that is still present to this day at nearby River Valley. The light was created by a burner fuelled by kerosene, which generated 20,000 candlepower and itself was dioptric occulting type. The light was "eclipsed" (darkened) every 17 seconds by lowering a metal cylinder around the burner for 3 seconds, thus giving rise to the term "occulting type". Though the Lighthouse survived the destruction of the Second World War, it was finally closed and dismantled in December 1958, when new tall buildings were making it invisible from the sea. It was replaced by a new signal light using electricity that was erected on top of the Fullerton Building. The Fullerton Light was itself taken down in 1979 and is now in the Maritime Museum of Singapore. The Lighthouse today Due to its historic significance, a replica of the Lighthouse was later erected near its original site by the government of Singapore. Though its lights are fully functional, it no longer serves its original purpose but stands today as a legacy of its contribution to Singapore maritime history. Gallery See also List of lighthouses in Singapore References External links Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of Singapore". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Faro de Fuerte Canning

El faro de Fuerte Canning está ubicado en la cima de Fort Canning Hill estratégicamente con vistas al puerto en Singapur, uno de los 13 faros más importantes en el Estrecho de Malaca. Historia Fue construido en 1903. Cerca de The Flagstaff y Time Ball, las tres estructuras de navegación jugaron un papel importante durante la historia marítima de Singapur. En el lugar primero hubo fue un asta de bandera, reemplazada por el faro por Riley, Hargreaves & Co. en 1903, que se fusionó con otra compañía para formar United Engineers en 1909.​ Aunque el faro sobrevivió a la destrucción de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, finalmente fue cerrado y desmantelado el 12 de diciembre de 1958 cuando nuevos rascacielos lo hicieron invisible desde el mar Aunque el faro es completamente funcional. Ya no cumple con su propósito original fue retirado y se erige como un legado de su contribución a la historia marítima de Singapur.​​ Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Faro de Fuerte Canning.
Phare de Fort Canning

Le phare de Fort Canning, également connu sous le nom de feu de Fort Canning, est un phare situé au sommet de Fort Canning Hill, à Singapour. Il était autrefois l’un des 13 phares importants du détroit de Malacca. Il est situé à proximité de The Flagstaff et de la Time Ball. Les trois structures de navigation ont joué un rôle essentiel au début de l’histoire maritime de Singapour. Historique Fort Canning Hill, avec son emplacement stratégique surplombant le port de Singapour, a été utilisé comme centre de communication après que les Britanniques y ont eu établi le port en 1819. Le premier moyen de communication construit sur la colline était un mât de drapeau. Le mât de pavillon était utilisé pour afficher l’arrivée, l’identité, l’emplacement et le statut des navires entrant dans le port de Singapour. S’ensuivront dans les années suivantes une boule horaire, un phare et un bureau télégraphique. Construction Le phare de Fort Canning a été construit sur le côté sud de Fort Canning Hill pour guider les navires en toute sécurité vers le port de Singapour. Le premier feu de signalisation à Fort Canning était une simple lanterne fixée au sommet du Flagstaff en 1855. Le phare du Flagstaff a été remplacé en 1903 par le phare construit par Riley, Hargreaves & Co., qui en 1909 s’est associé à une autre société pour former United Engineers qui est toujours présent à ce jour à proximité de River Valley. Le feu était un brûleur alimenté au kérosène, qui générait 20 000 candelas et était de type occultant dioptrique. La lumière était « éclipsée » (obscurcie) toutes les 17 secondes en abaissant un cylindre métallique autour du brûleur pendant 3 secondes, donnant ainsi naissance au terme « feu à occultations ». Bien que le phare ait survécu aux destructions de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il a été démantelé en décembre 1958, lorsque de nouveaux bâtiments de grande hauteur l’ont rendu invisible depuis la mer. Il a été remplacé par un nouveau feu de signalisation utilisant l’électricité qui a été érigé au sommet du Fullerton Hotel. Le phare du Fullerton Hotel a lui-même été démonté en 1979 et se trouve aujourd’hui au Musée maritime de Singapour. Le phare aujourd’hui En raison de son importance historique, une réplique du phare a ensuite été érigée près de son site d’origine par le gouvernement de Singapour. Bien que ce phare soit entièrement fonctionnel, il ne remplit plus sa fonction initiale, mais est aujourd’hui un héritage de sa contribution à l’histoire maritime de Singapour. Notes et références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Fort Canning Lighthouse » (voir la liste des auteurs). Annexes Articles connexes Liste des phares de Singapour Portail des phares Portail de Singapour
Forum The Shopping Mall

Forum The Shopping Mall (Chinese: 福临购物中心, Tamil: பாரம் அங்காடி ) is a shopping mall on Singapore's main shopping belt, Orchard Road. It was built on the site of the Singapura Forum Hotel. It is owned by Hotel Properties Limited (HPL). Located along the upper stretch of Orchard Road and a five-minute walk from Orchard MRT station, the mall is anchored by Toys "R" Us and Julia Gabriel Centre. History In 2023, its parent company, HPL, obtained approval from Urban Redevelopment Authority to redevelop Forum The Shopping Mall, voco Orchard Singapore and HPL House into a mixed-use redevelopment. See also List of shopping malls in Singapore References External links Official website
Fu Lu Shou Complex

Fu Lu Shou Complex is a shopping centre built in 1983 located at Bugis, Singapore that specialises in Daoist and Buddhist religious paraphernalia. Background Like other Singapore malls which cater to a specific commercial market, the Fu Lu Shou Complex gathered together many tenants selling similar items; here tenants purvey items such as lucky stones and gems, ceramic religious icons, incense and so on. The mall is named after the Daoist concept of Fu Lu Shou, meaning, respectively, good fortune (fu, 福), prosperity (lu, 祿) and longevity (shou, 壽), clearly signalling its specialisation to consumers. While it houses many solely commercial ventures, the Fu Lu Shou Complex is particularly notable in that it also contains functioning religious shrines integrated into certain stores. In their usage of the complex as a source of religious wares and as a site of religious practice, the tenants and consumers here blur the line between mall and temple. Thus, in visiting the Fu Lu Shou Complex, Chinese religion practitioners can obtain both religious paraphernalia and blessings from propitiated deities. Gallery References External links Map of Fu Lu Shou Complex Fu Lu Shou Complex Website
Fuchun Secondary School

Fuchun Secondary School (FCSS) is a co-educational government secondary school in Woodlands, Singapore. History The school was first opened on 2 January 1986, housed in a new S$7.3 million campus along Woodlands Avenue 1. It was officially opened by Senior Parliamentary Secretary for National Development Lee Yiok Seng on 5 August 1987. As announced by the Ministry of Education on 7 April 2021, the school will be merged with Woodlands Ring Secondary School in 2024 and move to the premises of Woodlands Ring Secondary School. Co-curricular activities The school offers a total of 24 extra-curricular activities, which are labelled as co-curricular activities (CCAs) by the Singapore Ministry of Education. The CCAs offered in the school are as follows: Physical sports Basketball Football Netball Sepak Takraw Uniformed groups Boy's Brigade Girl's Brigade Girl Guides NCC (Land) NPCC Visual and performing arts Concert Band Choir Chinese Dance Indian Dance Malay Dance Modern and Cultural Dance Guitar Ensemble Guzheng Ensemble Festive Drums and Lion Dance Troupe Clubs and societies Green Club Infocomm Club Interact Club Library Mechatronics Club Singapore Youth Flying Club Notable alumni Somaline Ang: Mediacorp actress References External links Official website
Fusionopolis

Fusionopolis (chin. upr. 启汇城) kompleks instytucji naukowo badawczych mieszczący się w Singapurze skupiających w jednym miejscu firmy z branży zaawansowanych technologii, agencje rządowe oraz inne jednostki badawcze, a także zapewniające odpowiednią infrastrukturę umożliwiająca sprawne ich funkcjonowanie. Umiejscowiony w pobliżu innych ośrodków zarówno naukowo-badawczych jak i edukacyjnych: INSEAD Narodowy Uniwersytet Singapuru Politechnika Singapurska Singapurski Park Naukowy Instytut Edukacji Technicznej Ministerstwo Edukacji Struktura Faza pierwsza Na budynki fazy pierwszej składają się dwie wieże (Tower 1 o wysokości 24 pięter oraz Tower 2 o wysokości 22 pięter) o łącznej powierzchni 120 tys. m². Budynki powstały według projektu Kisho Kurakawy. Od połowy 2008 roku mieści się tam siedziba A*STAR Faza druga Powstaje według projektu malezyjskiego architekta Ken Yeanga, docelowo mają się w nim mieścić biura, specjalistyczne laboratoria i inna infrastruktura na powierzchni ok. 100 tys. m². Faza druga Fusionopolis miała być gotowa w 2009 roku, lecz obecnie przewiduje się zakończenie prac najwcześniej w 2014 roku. Zobacz też A*STAR Biopolis
G2000

G2000 (Generation 2000; Chinese: 縱橫二千; Cantonese Yale: Jūngwàang Yihchīn) Group was founded by Michael Tien in 1980 in Hong Kong. The label G2000, first introduced in 1985, was positioned as a specialty clothing chain distributing fashionable men's and women's wear. Today, the G2000 Group is a multi-brand specialty retailer offering an assortment of men's and women's apparel and accessories, operating under different labels: G2000 MAN, G2000 WOMAN, G2000 Black and At Twenty. Today, the Group operates over 700 outlets in the region covering Hong Kong, Macau, China, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar and Jordan. The brand was originally catered for Asian consumers and clothing sizes. Associated brands G2000 (mens and women) G2000 Black (mens; understated luxury) At Twenty (mens) U2 (mens) Locations Asia Hong Kong (Headquarters) China India (Mumbai only) Myanmar Indonesia Macau Malaysia Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Japan Vietnam Cambodia Republic of Korea Oceania Australia New Zealand Middle East Bahrain Jordan Oman Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates (temporary closed) Lebanon Egypt Qatar Caribbean Curaçao Aruba North America Canada South America Panama Brazil References G2000 web site Asia Times Magazine 'First Person', 6 Dec 2012 Pao, Jeff (24 October 2019). "Pro-business HK politicians want to replace Lam". Asia Times. Retrieved 31 March 2020. G2000 banks on technology and laser-sharp focus for growth, 31 Mar 2020 "G2000 banks on technology and laser-sharp focus for growth". Inside Retail Asia. 19 August 2019. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
Gali Batu Depot

Gali Batu Depot is a train and bus depot located off Woodlands Road in Singapore. It provides maintenance services for the Downtown Line (DTL) of the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system, with the capacity to stable up to 42 trains. The bus depot has the capacity to stable up to 715 buses. History Train depot In early 2009, as works for the DTL's trains were underway, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) shifted its attention to Gali Batu Depot, which would store said trains. By March, the LTA had selected two companies to work on the depot; GS Engineering and Construction Corp and Hock Lian Seng. Prior to construction, nearly 2,000 graves from the Kwong Hou Sua Cemetery had to be exhumed due to the depot's proximity. Exhumation was expected to start in March and finish by June. Construction of the depot began in late 2009. During construction, 3,900,000 cubic metres (140,000,000 cu ft) of dirt was dug out. By February 2015, The Straits Times reported that the depot was in its final stage and was to be passed to its operator by the end of the year. Although Stage 1 of the DTL was opened in December 2013, operations of the line were being conducted from Kim Chuan Depot as Gali Batu was not ready yet; it would only be ready around October 2015. The transfer of operations from Kim Chuan to Gali Batu was conducted within three hours to avoid disrupting operations in the DTL, with migration tests conducted on three nights every week for six months prior to the transfer. In December 2017, the depot started operations along with stations in Stage 2 of the DTL. Prior to the opening, several religious leaders from the Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO) jointly blessed the depot. In February 2015, the LTA announced that the capacity of the depot would be expanded to stable 81 trains by 2019. A S$137.4 million (2015) (US$99.94 million) contract was handed out in January 2015, with an expectation that it would be completed by November 2019. In October 2019, it was announced that signalling simulation centres would be installed in Gali Batu by Siemens after Thales set up a similar facility in Bishan Depot, which stemmed from the Joo Koon rail accident. It was installed progressively from the end of 2019 to the expected completion date at the end of 2020. Bus depot Plans for a bus depot adjacent to the Gali Batu train depot were first unveiled in August 2017, through an amendment of the 2014 masterplan by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). Construction of the bus depot began in late 2019 and was initially scheduled to be completed by 2023. In 2021, construction came to a pause when Greatearth, the contractor, entered liquidation. By then, the opening had been delayed to 2024. The bus depot officially opened on 4 October 2025, replacing Kranji Bus Depot. By June 2026, the depot was housing and servicing 217 buses. Details Gali Batu Depot is located off Bukit Panjang station on the Downtown Line and has 2 reception tracks: 2 tracks Expo-bound towards Bukit Panjang station. References Bibliography Feng, Zengkun (2017). Downtown Line: Soaring to new heights (PDF). Singapore: Straits Times Press Pte Ltd. ISBN 978-981-4747-66-0. OCLC 1003852882.
Gambang, Pahang

Gambang is a town in Kuantan District, Pahang, Malaysia. It is located at a junction between Federal Route 2, MEC Highway (Federal Route 222) and Tun Razak Highway (Federal Route 12). The Malaysia Electric Corporation (MEC) town (Bandar MEC) and electrical appliances manufacturing factory is located here. It is accessible via the Gambang Interchange of the East Coast Expressway (ECE) East Coast Expressway. Education Gambang had been developed to be an education city in the past ten years, starting with the building of Kolej Universiti Kejuruteraan dan Teknologi Malaysia (KUKTEM), now known as Universiti Malaysia Pahang. After Universiti Malaysia Pahang was built, the Federal Government under the Ministry of Education formed a foundation college in Gambang, named Kolej Matrikulasi Pahang, with the first intake of students starting on 5 April 2003. Currently, the government is in the process of building a Universiti Teknologi MARA branch in Gambang. The project had just been started. At the same time, the government built the permanent pre-university campus of International Islamic University Malaysia. Other than universities and colleges, a sports school was also built in Gambang. Sekolah Sukan Pahang (or known by the locals as Sekolah Sukan Gambang) is the third sports school formed after Sekolah Sukan Bukit Jalil and Sekolah Sukan Tunku Mahkota Ismail. The school is located directly in front of the main entrance to Universiti Malaysia Pahang. Akademi Bolasepak Negara Mokhtar Dahari, a football academy for young talents, is located adjacent to Sekolah Sukan Pahang. It started its first intake in 2018. Attractions The main attraction in Gambang is the Bukit Gambang Resort City. Currently, Bukit Gambang Resort City houses apartments, hotels, and a water-recreational centre. Located eight kilometers from Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Bukit Gambang Resort City is a tourist attraction among Malaysians and non-Malaysians. Apart from the resort, Pusat Rekreasi Sungai Pancing (Pancing River Recreational Centre) is also located there. It is a waterfall outside of the jungle in Gambang, and a popular spot for the locals to spend their weekend. During Ramadan (the Islamic fasting month), there is a bazaar held in Gambang. It sells a wide variety of food, from traditional cakes to desserts. The bazaar will be opened at Gambang's main crossroads, located two kilometres from Gambang's toll gate. References