Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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PM outshines Dr Mahathir
Apr 21, 2008 In: NSTI COULDN’T help crying as I listened to the prime minister’s speech on April 17 acknowledging the gross injustice done to a former lord …
MEDICAL COURSES: Send them to proper recognised universities
Apr 21, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the letter from K.G.C of Ipoh suggesting that Malaysia should “Opt for cost-effective policy” in respect of medical courses (NST, …
AFTER THE ELECTIONS: States have right to share of revenue
Apr 21, 2008 In: NSTTHE Barisan Nasional has lost some of its popularity among the people of Malaysia but yet cannot accept the fact. BN leaders …
LINKS TO PENANG ISLAND: Help people, not cars, to move
Apr 21, 2008 In: NSTIT has been reported that the planned second Penang bridge will cost RM4.3 billion. This is a huge sum of money by any …
DELIVERY SYSTEM:Go online to lodge reports, submit queries
Apr 21, 2008 In: NSTWITH reference to the letter “Aim for excellence in service” (NST, April 16), the Public Complaints Bureau (PCB) in the Prime …
ISA: Let the courts decide on their offences
Apr 21, 2008 In: NSTTHE proclamation of emergency under Article 150 of the Constitution brought about the passing of the Internal Security Act (ISA) at a time …
Delivery system: Service took far too long
Apr 18, 2008 In: NSTI WENT to the Teluk Intan Immigration office on April 8 to renew my passport. The service was poor. There were five counters …
After the elections: Let prime minister get on with the task at hand
Apr 18, 2008 In: NSTI AM surprised and happy to read your front page editorial “Get on with the Job” (NST, April 16). It is indeed time for …
Pas agenda: It’s up to partners to keep Pas in check
Apr 18, 2008 In: NSTDATUK Dr Haron Din of Pas recently said “Pas will implement hudud once the party takes control of the central government” and Datuk Nik …
After the elections: BN needs to get its act together
Apr 18, 2008 In: NSTI AM just an ordinary man in the street and do not care much for politics, but things have changed so much that I no longer feel comfortable …
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