Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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HALAL CERTIFICATION: Getting approvals is such a hassle
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to the comments on halal certification for food outlets by S.M. Mohamed Idris of the Consumers Association of Penang (”Make it …
NET ACCESS: Poor communication links a crying shame
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTONE of these days, the minister responsible for telecommunications and technology should take a drive out of super-wired Kuala Lumpur city, …
PHARMACISTS: Dispensing move will benefit all
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to the letters on dispensing medicine from Narinder Pal Singh of Shah Alam (”Get public opinions first”) and J.L. Phenix of Ampang, …
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Go for a better bus service
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTA FEW days ago, it was announced that the Malacca Aerorail proposal had been submitted to the Department of Railways and was now in the …
DIPLOMATS: Arrest this sorry state of affairs
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTDATUK Deva Mohd Ridzam’s commentary, “No longer the envy of the diplomatic world” (NST, June 21) should be a cause for concern not only for …
MAIDS: A day off is a basic right of workers
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTI AM shocked and dismayed by the remarks of former Customs Officers Association president Datuk Abdul Rahman Manan (”Apprehension about day …
CANCER: Good time to air Farrah documentary
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTONE of Charlie’s three angels, 62-year-old Farrah Fawcett, has died of rectal cancer. Farrah Fawcett was famed for the television series …
HEALTHCARE: Are we overreacting to H1N1?
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTIN this globalised world, different countries seem to be responding differently to the influenza A (H1N1) outbreak. In the …
HEALTHCARE: Fatality rate
Jun 30, 2009 In: NSTA PANELLIST on Forum Ehwal on TV1 last Thursday night discussed the status of HIV cases in Malaysia with an opening remark, if my memory …
H1N1: Use of right masks crucial
Jun 29, 2009 In: NSTIT is not unusual to see people wearing surgical masks to protect themselves against influenza A (H1N1). However, according to the World …
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