1. Yamunah Nadarajah
II A, Jln. USJ 2/4P, UEP Subang Jaya, 47600 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
D.O.B : 01/09/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 432
E-mail : n_yammz@hotmail.com
2. Monigca Sathasivam
G-9-13, Jln. Genting Kelang, Setapak, 53200 K.L.
D.O.B : 22/02/1989
Phone : +6285 935 264 287
E-mail : monigca@hotmail.com
3. Vinotheny Segarmurthy
No.22, Jl. Merak 5, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Selangor
D.O.B : 21/06/1990
Phone : +6281 999 815 024
E-mail : sweetie_bornbeautiful@hotmail.com
4. Sharmila Palanisamy
No. 51, Kuala Terla, 39010 Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, Pahang
D.O.B : 22/06/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 449
E-mail : sharms_22@yahoo.com
5. Menaga Saminathen
Lot 1424 Kg. Guntung, Kerdau, 28010 Temerloh, Pahang
D.O.B : 14/02/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 423
E-mail : drsmeenu_87@yahoo.com
6. Jayashree Pulainthiran
No.17, Jln. Sgi. Jernih 8/1, 46050 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
D.O.B : 15/07/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 446
E-mail : jayxie2915@yahoo.com
7. Yojenetha Subramaniam
78, Jln Putera, bandar bahru Putera, 31400 Ipoh, Perak.
D.O.B : 16/10/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 445
E-mail : yoje_ani@yahoo.com
8. Kalaivani Suppiah
No.170, Persiaran TKp, Taman Kantan Permai, 43000 Kajang, Selangor.
D.O.B : 28/08/1986
Phone : +6281 999 076 428
E-mail : kalai86_virgo@yahoo.com
9. Jasvinjeet Kaur Sidhu
No. 243, KM 2, Jln Karak, 28400 Mentakab, Pahang.
D.O.B : 10/04/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 433
E-mail : jasvin88@yahoo.com
10. Siti Noor Shahirah bt. Muhammad Nasir
No. 19, Jln USJ 2/1, 47600 Subang jaya, Selangor.
D.O.B : 10/04/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 442
E-mail : shahiranasir@hotmail.com
11. Roobashini Kaandan a/p Arul Kaandan
No.32, Jln. Bukit Indah 1/9, Taman Bukit Indah,6800 Selangor.
D.O.B : 19/08/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 425
E-mail : marblechic19@hotmail.com
12. Sabrina Selvarasan
No. 10, SS 12/2E, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
D.O.B : 11/02/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 464
E-mail : chocoholic4life@gmail.com
13. Nagasangkari Govindasamy
No.25, Jln. 13/18A, taman mastiara, Jln Ipoh,51200 Kl.
D.O.B : 24/01/1988
Phone : +6287 860 273 388
E-mail : gshangkari@hotmail.com
14. Jeya Pradeena Nair Jeya Balu
No.6, Lorong Beringin I, Taman Jaya, Jl. Padang Tembak, 36000 Teluk Intan,
Perak.
D.O.B : 12/04/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 467
E-mail : virgo_deena16@yahoo.com
15. Pooneethawathi Santran
3202, Jln. Pekaka, Kg dato Ahmad Said, Tamb II, 30020 Ipoh, Perak
D.O.B : 27/11/1986
Phone : +6281 999 076 440
E-mail : veshneetha@gmail.com
16. Hemawathi Shummugam
8145, Taman Sri Asa, Ulu Bernam, 35900 Tanjung Malim, perak.
D.O.B : 10/08/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 469
E-mail : pluto_88_hema@yahoo.com
17. Ang Kuan Hooi
35, jalan Rejang, setapak Jaya, 53300 KL.
D.O.B : 13/04/1988
Phone : +6287 861 543 833
E-mail : susanang_0413@hotmail.com
18. Nirosa Nandini Shunmugam
3, Taman Goh Chong Thoe, Taman Bukit, 14000 Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang.
D.O.B : 05/10/1989
Phone : +6281 933031 559
E-mail : snves1@yahoo.com
19. Goh Hui Hua
B-1245, Lrg Air Putih 49, Jln beserah, 15300 Kuantan, Pahang.
D.O.B : 22/05/1990
Phone : +6281 999 076 424
E-mail : huihua90@hotmail.com
20. Gowri Ganason
54, Jln. Bahagia, 25/17, Taman Sri Muda, 40400 Shah Alam, Selangor.
D.O.B : 22/02/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 427
E-mail : gg_hazelrose@hotmail.com
21. P. Sivasangkari A/p M. Purusothman
46, Jln. 4C/6, taman Setapak Indah, 53100 K.L.
D.O.B : 01/11/1990
Phone : +6281 999 076 462
E-mail : cva01_23@yahoo.com
22. Dhanausha A/P Madi Arahan
No. 2153, Jln E5/19, Taman Ehsan, 52100 Kepong, K.L.
D.O.B : 24/05/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 465
E-mail : dhanu89naina@yahoo.com
23. Keren Karunya Singam
No.64, USJ 5/1 H, UEP Subang Jaya, 47600 Selangor.
D.O.B : 21/12/1990
Phone : +6285 857 238 131
E-mail : dancingqueen_keren@yahoo.com
24. Yuwaneswary Maniam
No. 9/A Jalan Baldwin, 35000 Tapah, Perak.
D.O.B : 02/12/1986
Phone : +6281 999 076 421
E-mail : yuwanes_86@yahoo.com.sg
25. Subahsini Herdial Singh
No. 8, Lrg dato abdul hamid GA, Taman Sentosa,41200 Klang, Selangor.
D.O.B : 14/02/1986
Phone : +6281 999 076 422
E-mail : shuba_5@hotmail.com
26. Annita Dewi A/P Nakkeeran
No. 19, Jalan Sibu 13, Taman Wahyu, 68100 Kuala Lumpur.
D.O.B : 15/11/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 450
E-mail : annita_dewi@yahoo.com
27. Sughanthi Chandiasekhara
No. 36, Jln. Kebun Nenas, 2F/KS7, Bandar Putera, 41200 Klang, Selangor.
D.O.B : 06/01/1990
Phone : +6281 999 076 430
E-mail : sughanthi_1990@yahoo.com
28. Ashwini Panickar
70B, Jln. Kenari Indah, 08000 Sungai Petani, Kedah.
D.O.B : 04/05/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 460
E-mail : panickar_ashwini@yahoo.com
29. Jayasree Parasuraman
146, Taman mawar, Jln. Tun Razak, 05200 Alor Setar, Kedah.
D.O.B : 05/07/1989
Phone : +6281 916 403 650
E-mail : pjayasree1989@yahoo.com
30. Vinothini Thanapalan
No. 274, Taman Pertama, 27200 Kuala Lipis, Pahang.
D.O.B : 25/08/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 458
E-mail : alicemira03@yahoo.com
31. Vimella A/P Krishanasamy
2485, SJ 2/2, Taman Seremban Jaya, 70450 Senakang.
D.O.B : 01/07/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 457
E-mail : vijasmin@yahoo.co.uk
32. Suba A/P Kamarasamy
A-3-15, Vista Harmoni, No.1, Jln. 18/44A, Taman Bukit Cheras, 56000 K.L.
D.O.B : 18/09/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 426
E-mail : sharsha_18@yahoo.com
33. Meenambigai PK Selvarajah
No.15, Taman Mas 1, Bt 9, Hulu Langat, Cheras, 43200 Selangor.
D.O.B : 17/09/1990
Phone : +6281 999 076 429
E-mail : kutty_mami@hotmail.com
34. Vicknesha Pirathayini A/P Nagendialingan
No. 68, Jln SS 15/5B, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
D.O.B : 20/04/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 431
E-mail : veshaini_2@yahoo.co.uk
35. Janahan Devaraj
37, Taman suria, 08300 Gurun, Kedah.
D.O.B : 04/03/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 447
E-mail : jan_dev89@yahoo.com / jan_dev403@hotmail.com
36. Hardeep Singh Jaginder Singh
9-420, Psrn Pandan I, Pandan Jaya, 55100 K.L.
D.O.B : 02/12/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 436
E-mail : hardeep1989@hotmail.com
37. Thines Ramalingam
No. 5, Jln Bawal Enam, 17/3F, Seksyen 17, Shah Alam, 40200, Selangor.
D.O.B : 16/04/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 437
E-mail : thines_ram@yahoo.com
38. Myelone Tharmaseelan
160, A Sin Moe Gardens, Bukit baru, 75150 Melaka.
D.O.B : 28/12/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 448
E-mail : myelone@hotmail.com
39. Thanendran Renganathan
JKR 4936/10/7 Block A, Jln. Tun Sambanthan, 50470 K.L
D.O.B : 27/07/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 434
E-mail : dcube08@yahoo.com
40. Sherman Waran
27, Jln Tempinis 5, Lucky Garden, Bangsar,59100 K.L
D.O.B : 27/12/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 466
E-mail : schymist@hotmail.com
41. Bathma Rajive
No. 14, Jln Angsana, Bandar Botanic, 41200 Klang.
D.O.B : 06/08/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 453
E-mail :
42. Thananathan R. Santheranathan
14, Jln. Megah, Cheras, Batu 9, 43700 Selangor.
D.O.B : 25/07/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 455
E-mail : thanacommando@hotmail.com
43. Manvir Singh Sekhon
No. 40, Solok Batu Unjur 5A, Taman Bayu Perdana, 41200 Klang.
D.O.B : 05/01/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 439
E-mail : man_ronaldo7@yahoo.com.uk / manvir10@hotmail.com
44. Rhuban Babu Sanni Babu
No.21, Jln. Nuri I, bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor.
D.O.B : 08/05/1990
Phone : +6281 999 076 420
E-mail : srhubanbabu@yahoo.com
45. Sasivarman Elango
No. 5, Jln. Lumut, Taman Lim, 30100 Ipoh, Perak.
D.O.B : 21/06/1989
Phone : +6281 999 076 451
E-mail : sasivarman_boy@yahoo.com
46. Clarence Asirwalam
No. 35, Jln. Wira I, Taman Maluri, 55100 K.L.
D.O.B : 21/10/1988
Phone : +6281 999 076 452
E-mail : clarence21882hotmail.com
47. Vikneshwaran A/L Muthusamy
E-7-6, PPR Intan baiduri, Taman Intan baiduri, 52100 Kepong, K.L.
D.O.B : 12/10/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 459
E-mail : vm_forever@yahoo.com
48. Ganesan A/L Shanmughan
CC/G/9, Jln. Watan 12, Bandar Baru Ampang, 68000 Selangor.
D.O.B : 26/10/1987
Phone : +6281 999 076 438
E-mail : romeosji87@yahoo.com
Saya, THINES RAMALINGAM, sebagai ketua angkatan Cepfazolin(Cefaz), angkatan pelajar-pelajar kedokteran Universiti Udayana 2008, ingin merakamkan setinggi-tinggi terima kasih atas kesudian memberikan saya peluang untuk memberi sepatah dua kata di laman ini sebagai tanda penghargaan kepada pelbagai pihak yang telah membantu kami mengadaptasi di pulau murni, Bali ini.
Sebagai suatu penghargaan kepada angkatan gemilang ini, marilah kita merenung seketika akan maksud angkatan ini. Cefazolin, turut dikenali sebagai cefazoline atau cephazolin, adalah a “first generation cephalosporin antibiotic.” Ubat ini diberikan kepada pesakit secara intramuscular ataupun secara intravenous. Ubat ini biasanya digunakan untuk mengubati infeksi bakteria pada kulit. Ianya, turut dapat mengubati infeksi bacteria pada paru-paru, tulang, perut, darah, dan salur kencing. Ianya juga terbukti dapat mengubati infeksi oleh staphylococci and streptococci daripada sepsis Gram positif bakteria.
Sebagai ketua angkatan, saya berharap pepatah “bersatu teguh, bercerai roboh” , akan senantiasa menjadi nadi denyutan bagi setiap ahli kami agar kapal Cefazolin senantiasa menempuh lautan pendididkan dan persahabatan secara cemerlang, gemilang dan terbilang di tanah syurga ini. Kedatipun, terdapat berbagai-bagai permasalahan dan perselisihan dalam angkatan ini, tetapi masalah-masalah yang tersebut tidak dapat menyaingi persahabatan suci kami, kerana permasalahan tersebut telah menjadi tangga pijakan bagi kami untuk menjejak kaki ke puncak perpaduan, sebagai satu bangsa, bangsa
Selain itu, tidak dilupakan semua ahli keluarga angkatan Cefaz ini, yang senantisa manjadi cahaya murni agar saya mendahului dan mengharungi jalan cabaran secara aktif, sopan dan benar. Walaupun, sejuta kata tidak dapat menandingi pengorbanan dan bantuan ahli-ahli angkatan ini, tetapi ingin saya merakamkan setinggi-tinggi terima kasih kepada semua ahli angkatan terutamanya, pembantu angkatan ini, Jayashree Pulainthiran; setiausaha, Vicknesha Pirathayini Nagendralingan; bendahari angkatan, Pooneethawathi Santran; dan naib bendahari, Clarence Asirwalam yang senantiasa menjadi tulang belakang kegemilangan angkatan ini.
Berkhidmatlah untuk Negara.
Sekian, terima kasih.
Yang benar,
THINES RAMALINGAM
What do you get when you take 48 odd Malaysians and dump them on an island called Bali? This event marks the birth of Cephazolin. Still confused? Well, that’s us, the batch of 2008. The babies of Udayana, Bali.
We’d like to give you a glimpse of what we go through here in Bali. Mind you, we have the least experience of all the batches, but we can give you the most CURRENT experience that a student will undergo here.
20th August was the day we left our homes on a plane and was greeted at Bandara Ngurah Rai by a group of strangers whom we have never met in our lives. They put us on a bus with our luggage and took us to our new homes in a place called Denpasar (where Udayana is located).
We’ll start with the important things in life- food!!! Let’s be honest, it’s hard to find food that reminds you of home. But, we’re here to help you out. We’ll give excellent recommendations to the tastiest cuisine you can find in Bali. Don’t compare though. We Malaysians are biased. Nasi lemak and roti canai will always top the list.
As juniors, you will probably be staying together with you batch mates and learn to live in harmony. The guys and girls will live separately but nevertheless nearby.
The first few months will be a killer on your wallets. Be sure to allocate some extra cash (extra RM500- this is for our batch) for official and personal expenditure.
When we first came here, we were totally dependent on angkuts (public vans) and taxis. They were efficient tools of transportation for the first few months, but as time progressed, most of us decided to acquire motor bikes or scooters. This was because we found it more convenient and more cost-efficient. Most of us learned how to ride a bike, here in Bali. Parents, we know the idea scares you, but we would advise you to talk to our seniors regarding this matter. In the long run, a bike becomes a necessity especially in our internship.
Our campus is a brick red building that looks like museum!!! Let’s talk you through a day at campus. Our course schedule starts with lectures in the morning for about an hour plus followed by a break or small group discussion a.k.a. SGD, where we discuss questions pertaining to our lecture. Then we have independent learning. The day ends with pleno where the lecturer clears our doubts about the topic of the day or when we present the answers we came up with in SGD in a group or solo.
Our class is a mixture of Malaysian and Indonesian students. Our lectures are held in English but there are times when the lecturers deviate as they can give clearer pictures in Bahasa Indonesia. Not to worry, Bahasa Indonesia is not unlike Bahasa Malaysia and thus will not present a huge communication barrier.
There are a wide range of things that we can do in our spare time. Many have taken up a hobby. Whether it be barathanatyam, learning to play a new instrument or taking up a sport, there is always something productive that u can do. Or u could just choose to put your feet up and enjoy a student’s most prized possession…THE BED!!
If you really want to mingle with the locals and learn about the Bali lifestyle, you can always join some of the university own societies and club activities like KMPA or Aids Society,TBM or Medical Assistance Team etc. etc. and there are also many sports activities such as tennis, football, badminton, etc. etc. where you’ll get the opportunity to represent your batch.
Well, here is the part that most people are worried about…SENIORS!!!!!!! No! they are not evil, contrary to what most people believe. We had orientation like other universities but it was not the torture most people make it out to be.
Our orientation started with an indoor session where we met some of seniors and played some ice-breakers . They taught us many important survival skills, including basic Indonesian words that would help us in our everyday life. We also got a small taste of what it was like to study medicine when they showed us the correct method of performing CPR and when they let us watch some surgical videos. They even explained to us the procedures for applying for student loans.The orientation brought us much closer to our seniors and most importantly, ourselves. We were no longer 48 strangers. We were 48 friends.
Look out for fun activities like camp, Malam Gala, Indian Cultural day, Sports Day and other annual events etc. etc. Taking part in all these events makes the Malaysians here a close-knit community, or as we would like to call..a family! Who else do we have but each other. Our seniors helped us and are still doing so. They helped us settle down, tell us where to get the best things at the best prices, they still give us loads of studying pointers and the list goes on.
Although Bali may not be home, the people around you help you to learn to love it, whether it be your batch mates, seniors or even local friends. Even though we don’t know how things will be 4 years from now; in this short time here we have made memories that will last a lifetime.
