The Facts in Brief

1. My late father Mr.Mak Weng was employed from Singapore by Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Limited to work in Brunei from 3rd June 1949 to 31st December 1964.
2. B.S.P. failed to renew his travelling document and it was expired when he was sent to work in Suai, Sarawak.
3. When he was retired on 31st December 1964, B.S.P. did not send him and his family back to Singapore in accordance to the Letter Of Engagement signed on 4th August 1958 between B.S.P. and my late father Mr.Mak Weng.
4. Instead, B.S.P. accused Mr.Mak Weng house trespassing G20/5A and he was imprisoned for two weeks - unfairly.
5. B.S.P. also illegally suspended Mr.Mak Weng’s monthly pension and still owing us 40 over years of pension until today.
6. After his jail released, Mr.Mak Weng continued living in G20/5A with his family while waiting for B.S.P. to repatriate back to Singapore however B.S.P. did not take action till Mr.Mak Weng passed away in 1993.
7. His family continued on living in G20/5A nonetheless, on 14 April 1999, B.S.P. cut off the electricity, gas and water supplies to G20/5A, Seria, Brunei Darussalam.

BSP Act Above Brunei's Law!

Official Photos! of the demolition without the owner's consent!

this is how ruthless the Brunei Shell Petroleum is!

Govt officials and even the local police were there? why do you required a police squad if its just a clearing of a site!!

they were afraid that we might be able to hold them back...

HMMMmm by having police being there. they are showing signs of illegal doing in need to be covered up!

In Loving Memory of G20/5A.

no media nor journalist were there to snap or enquire abt the issues!

they would be seeking trouble if they publish a word of this...

thanks to liza mohd who broke the news on Borneo Bulletin.

you could have insert the blog url.

THE FACTS - in brief

1. My late father Mr.Mak Weng was employed from Singapore by Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Limited to work in Brunei from 3rd June 1949 to 31st December 1964.
2. B.S.P. failed to renew his travelling document and it was expired when he was sent to work in Suai, Sarawak.
3. When he was retired on 31st December 1964, B.S.P. did not send him and his family back to Singapore in accordance to the Letter Of Engagement signed on 4th August 1958 between B.S.P. and my late father Mr.Mak Weng.
4. Instead, B.S.P. accused Mr.Mak Weng house trespassing G20/5A and he was imprisoned for two weeks - unfairly.
5. B.S.P. also illegally suspended Mr.Mak Weng’s monthly pension and still owing us 40 over years of pension until today.
6. After his jail released, Mr.Mak Weng continued living in G20/5A with his family while waiting for B.S.P. to repatriate back to Singapore however B.S.P. did not take action till Mr.Mak Weng passed away in 1993.
7. His family continued on living in G20/5A nonetheless, on 14 April 1999, B.S.P. cut off the electricity, gas and water supplies to G20/5A, Seria, Brunei Darussalam.

Other Documents

1. Below is the link to the letters of complaints sent to Director of Management Service Department, Prime Minister Office, Brunei.FAILURE of THE BRUNEI HIGH COURT TO EXERCISE ITS POWER CORRECTLY.
2. Here is the link to the Letter from BSP to Panaga Police & Letter from Commissioner of Police to BSP trying to seek Police assistances to EVICT my family but was rejected by the Commissioner because they had "no power" or should I say " no authority".
3. Click Here! Evidence of an EXPIRED PASSPORT leaving Sarawak, returning to KB, Brunei Darussalam.

Reply from the Prime Minister Office of Singapore.

In regards to

Letter from Mak Weng to Mr.Lee Kuan Yew, Prime Minister of Singapore dated 4.November.1965

The first Reply from Prime Minister's Office Singapore.

Second attempts, written letter to seek their help on 23 February 1991.

the Second Reply from Prime Minister's Office Singapore

Letter to Director of Management Service Department dated 14th March 2000