Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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EDUCATION: Set aside selfish interests in PPSMI decision
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTAS decision day looms on the issue of PPSMI (teaching of Science and Mathematics in English), I can’t help having a premonition that all may …
TRANSPORT LINKS: A good time for that rail project
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTIT was reported that YTL Corp still believes that a high-speed bullet train linking Kuala Lumpur to Singapore — over a distance of 300km …
CORRUPTION: Say ‘no’ to bribes
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTTHE long jail sentence and hefty fine imposed by the Ampang Sessions Court on Abdul Kudus Ahmad, the former enforcement director of the …
MAIDS: Day off is good for them
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTI THINK all maids should be given a day off. A day off a week is a universal practice. However, they must stay in the house …
MEDICAL SERVICE: We need happy, healthy and alert housemen
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTLAST week, I chanced upon a copy of the May 2009 issue of the medical fraternity’s MMA News . The cover of the journal was titled “Government …
PICKING JUDGES: There has to be fair play
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to your report “Minister on why lawyers are reluctant to be judges” (NST, June 24).Minister in the Prime Minister’s …
NUCLEAR ENERGY: No such thing as a safe reactor
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTJUDGING by the number of articles appearing in the press on the wonders of nuclear power, it would seem that we are being “softened up” prior …
HEALTHCARE: Diabetic concerns
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTI AM a diabetic and being a retired government servant, I receive my medication from Sungai Buloh Hospital. Recently, I ran short of …
TOURISM: Drive home our strong points
Jul 3, 2009 In: NSTEVERY time I am abroad, I take note of the tourism potential of the country I am visiting. When I return home, what I had seen abroad …
MAIDS: ‘Yes’ to that off day
Jul 1, 2009 In: NSTTHE United States abolished slavery around the 1860s. Malaysia did not, simply because we have never had slavery. It would …
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