Noordin Top dead
A SEVEN-YEAR manhunt for Southeast Asia's most wanted terror leader, Noordin Mohammad Top, has finally come to an end on Thursday (September 19, 2009) when he was shot dead in a nine-hour siege on a house in Solo, Central Java.

Indonesia's national police chief Bambang Hendarso Danuri said: 'From national police doctors' examinations...and fingerprints sent by the Malaysian police, thank God, in this holy month of Ramadan...it is Noordin M. Top.'.

Noordin Top was born in Kluang, Johor; 11 August 1968.

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South Johor Economic Region (SJER) targets RM47bn in investment by 2010.

Current investments (as at May 19, 2008): 32.7bn (70%)

Johor investment 2007: RM5.9b
SJER: RM2.99b
The Netherlands: RM1.4b
Germany: RM1.3b
Cayman Islands: RM892m
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- BSEL Infrastructure Realty Ltd (BSEL) to invest RM15bil over 12 years (RM2bn, RM4bn, RM9bn).

BSEL is listed in the Mumbai stock exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India with investments in hospitality, hotels, information technology parks and townships in India and the United Arab Emirates. - May 19 2008

- Halliburton opens RM200m manufacturing centre in Johor Technology Park - Mar 29 2008

- RM3.35b allocate to MARA to develop human capital and projects aimed at ensuring Bumis are not left behind by enhancing their competency in small and medium industries - 2007

by Taikor at Monday, January 01, 2007

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