Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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GOING TO THE POLLS: Make voting compulsory
Mar 10, 2008 In: NSTNOW that the 12th general election is over, we can perhaps consider what needs to be done for the next general election, which one …
WAR ON DRUGS: All must commit to stop abuse
Mar 10, 2008 In: NSTGOVERNMENT and non-governmental organisations, parents and concerned individuals should go all out to fight the drug menace and help make …
Signs in Jawi: Keep up with the times
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTI WRITE in response to “Take a look at the old documents” (NST, March 5) by Fathima Idris of Penang. I don’t understand what Fathima is …
Motorist in trouble: Never mind those few bad apples
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the letter by W.S. Adibah of Shah Alam on motor workshop runners (”Preying on those in trouble” - NST, Feb 28). A …
Dangerous fruit: Food quality needs monitoring
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to your reports on the trend of allowing illegal dyes and preservatives to be used in our food industry (”So what’s safe to eat now?” …
Astro services: Transactions must benefit both parties
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTI WRITE in support of the complaints by Astro subscribers, the latest of which is the letter by M.G.S. of Klang (”Competition will help” - …
eKesihatan: No need for middlemen
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTTHE Consumers Association of Penang views with concern the attempt to revive the proposed new medical check-up system for commercial vehicle …
Mail surprise: Tighten our end of the service
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTI WOULD like to add to what M.O.F. of Kuching had to say about the Malaysian postal system (”Money missing in mail, again” - NST, Feb 25). …
Checking on voters: Thumbprint scanners might be better
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the report “Plot foils ink plan” (NST, March 5) wherein it was stated that indelible ink will not be used on polling day as the …
Checking on voters: No security
Mar 7, 2008 In: NSTIT is mind-boggling how the Election Commission can announce at the eleventh hour that the use of the indelible Indian ink will be scrapped. …
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