New radar after MH370? What for? Stay awake
KINIBIZ The current hoo-ha is on proposals to buy new systems being made by our defence minister, and Tiger was jolted awake from a nap by said hoo-ha. And since Tiger is now up, a look at the hullabalo seems warranted.
As Tiger waits with bated breath for the resolution on the case of MH370, Tiger’s whiskers twitch with wonder at some of the statements provided by the defence minister of his home jungle. A new ‘radar’ system ? What’s wrong with the old one? Has it broken down or something?
The last Tiger heard, it was still working fine. It even managed to track a blip that might have been the missing jetliner. So why change it? A rat is scented, and Tiger wants to know where it is.
But as Tiger tracks this rat through cyberspace, Tiger finds that this rat may be larger than it seems, considering that there is now a plan to obtain a new RazakSat-2 for orbit around this planet. A little further down revealed the cost of this new satellite: RM270 million. However, this had ballooned from its initial projected cost of RM170 million, and if the pattern continues, it could go up to RM1 billion, according to Stampin lawmaker Julian Tan.
The argument provided for both the systems was that both would help prevent any more MH370s, but Tiger believes there might be something more here.
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This article was written by Xavier Kong.


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