Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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SEPTIC TANKS: Desludging service only on request
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTWE refer to the letter from M.G. of Kuala Lumpur (”Charge a flat rate for desludging” — NST, July 2).Indah Water Konsortium …
TELEKOMCOMS CUSTOMERS: Surely Telekom can do better
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTTELEKOM Malaysia is requesting its customers to complete and return a form if they do not wish to have their personal details appearing on …
MAIDS: No excuse for any abuse
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTNOT too long ago, the then deputy prime minister made a bold statement that the agency fee for hiring a maid should not be more than RM2,500. …
LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY: Poor in English and BM
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTIN the 30 years since the country’s national education policy was changed, we have produced two generations of Malaysians who are proficient …
PUBLIC FUNDS: Leaders must be transparent
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTI APPLAUD the government’s decision, announced by Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop, to allocate RM1 …
TOBACCO: Go light up somewhere else
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTIT is an established fact that second-hand tobacco smoke (SHS) is dangerous to health. SHS produced by burning tobacco products …
FOOTBALL: It puts us on the map
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTI WISH to congratulate billionaire T. Ananda Krishnan for his reported bid to buy English football team Newcastle United (”Ananda behind …
MAIDS: Indonesia was over-reacting
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTWHEN the Indonesian government decided to temporarily ban Indonesian maids from coming over to Malaysia, it was plainly over-reacting to a …
DISPENSING MEDICINE: Don’t tamper with dispensing system
Jul 7, 2009 In: NSTTHERE has been a recent increase in lobbying efforts to monopolise the dispensing of medication to patients, which is of concern to the …
HIGHWAYS: A cap on toll rates better solution
Jul 6, 2009 In: NSTTHE proposal to nationalise highways appears to be popular among some sectors of the population. For the average person, it …
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