Polis cuba lengkap siasatan terhadap pemilik akaun Facebook esok

KUALA LUMPUR: Polis akan cuba melengkapkan kertas siasatan esok bagi membolehkan proses pendakwaan dijalankan terhadap pemilik sebuah akaun Facebook yang didakwa menyebarkan gambar mayat yang dipalsukan dengan wajah isteri Perdana Menteri Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor.

Ketua Polis Kuala Lumpur Datuk Seri Mohmad Salleh berkata suspek berumur 25 tahun itu kini ditahan reman selama tiga hari sejak semalam.

"Esok hari akhir, kita tengok dulu sama ada kita nak reman atau terus dakwa. Kita sedang bekerjasama dengan Suruhanjaya Komunikasi Multimedia Malaysia untuk melihat tentang beberapa barang kes yang kita rampas.

"Siasatan sedang berjalan sekarang. Kita tengok apa yang berlaku esok.

Kita akan cuba siapkan kertas siasatan esok, seterusnya kita akan terus tuduh dia," katanya.

Beliau berkata demikian kepada pemberita selepas majlis pelancaran eksesais pengambilan khas jawatan konstabel (lelaki/wanita) bagi remaja kaum Cina di sini hari ini.

Kes itu disiasat mengikut Seksyen 233 (1) Akta Komunikasi dan Multimedia 1998 dan Seksyen 505 (b) Kanun Keseksaan iaitu kesalahan yang melibatkan kenyataan-kenyataan yang mendatangkan khianat awam.

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How do plants grow towards the light?

You've learnt about this in your science subject during secondary/high school.

It's interesting and I bet it still is. Why would the upshot of a tree grow towards the light and not elsewhere? Sciencefocus has a simple way of explaining it.

A weed in your unkempt flower vase

Plant cells contain a protein called phototropin that is mostly concentrated in the growing tip of the plant shoot. This protein unfolds into an activated state when it absorbs blue wavelengths of light.

This sets off a cascade of interactions between different proteins in the cells, which ultimately changes the alignment of cellular scaffolding proteins, called microtubules.

The upshot of this is that the cells on the darker side of the shoot elongate, while those on the light side remain squat and boxy. As the dark side of the plant grows longer, the shoot as a whole bends away from that side and towards the light.

Recent research at the Carnegie Institution at Stanford University, and Wageningen University in the Netherlands, found that the rearrangement of the microtubules can happen surprisingly quickly. Within minutes of exposure to blue light, plant cells will start making new microtubules.

Source: The Green Mechanics