Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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JOBS IN MALAYSIA: Locals should work their way up the ladder
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTA COMPARISON of conditions today with a decade ago with regard to the lower-end labour market will show some glaring changes which have …
EX-SERVICEMAN’S QUEST: A blank at every turn in application for land
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTI RETIRED from the navy on Nov 5, 1995, after serving for 22 years. I intend to rear cows and goats, besides growing vegetables to pay …
LRT EXTENSION: The route cannot please everybody
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTI UNDERSTAND how some residents feel about having the light rail transit line serving the area where they live, especially for those who …
THIRD-CLASS MENTALITY: Wealth doesn’t buy class
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTI WAS caught in a traffic jam in Lebuh Ampang in Kuala Lum-pur on Friday.A woman, I assume she was wealthy as she was …
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: No lifts for the disabled
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTWE see signs that read “Seats for handicapped” at light rail transit stations and in their trains. This is fine. The …
CUSTOMER SERVICE: Still waiting for Astro’s response
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTASTRO is good when it comes to servicing itself. For instance, when you pay late, the charges are put on your account immediately. …
LAST year, the Education Ministry embarked on a project to facilitate the teaching of Science and Mathematics in English. As part of the …
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT: System glitch caused delay
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTTHE National Registration Department would like to thank J.A. Monteiro of Ipoh for helping to improve the department’s service to the …
SYRIA: Rome did not exist then
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTTHANK you for the report on a visit to Syria by Minderjeet Kaur (”Land of history” — NST Travel, March 8).However, I …
TELEKOM’S PACKAGE: A hollow ring to free-calls promotion
Mar 11, 2008 In: NSTI WISH to draw the attention of consumers to Telekom Malaysia’s method of marketing its products, particularly the “Let’s …
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