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POLICE STATIONS: Public can help police fight crime
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTIN response to the comment by G. Selva of Ipoh (”Stay focused on crime fighting” — NST, March 12), the Royal Malaysia Police is pleased to …
SERVICES: No end to bad Astro reception
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTI WISH to add my voice to the many complaints relating to poor service by Astro. Lately, like many others, I could not receive certain …
SERVICES: Guide upgrade
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTIN tandem with refreshing our TV content, we have introduced a new monthly magazine, AstroView, which offers our customers and viewers more …
ANTI-DEPRESSANTS: Use only in serious cases
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTA STUDY led by Professor Irving Kirsch of Hull University in England has found that patients taking anti-depressants reported only modest …
MEAL BOXES: Let airline chew on your displeasure
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTI READ with amusement the reply by Hayati Ali, general manager, in-flight service, Malaysia Airlines, to complaints about the airline’s …
AFTER THE VOTE: Please deliver on your promises
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTMALAYSIANS did their duty in the recent general election. It is clear that the Election Commission was transparent, responsible and …
AFTER THE VOTE: Don’t heed call
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTI HOPE the federal government will not heed the call by Penang Umno to stop all mega development projects in Penang, including termination …
AFTER THE VOTE: Disappointed
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTI READ with disappointment the statement made by the Penang Umno secretary Datuk Azhar Ibrahim that he would recommend that the federal …
HOSPITALS: Quality already a govt priority
Mar 17, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the letter by P. George of Johor Baru (”Get global recognition for hospitals” — NST, March 13). It is indeed …
Have goals to fulfil ambition
Mar 17, 2008 In: Malay MailDear Editor, KUDOS to Azali Azlan from Kedah for obtaining 21 As for his Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia. His hard work has paid …
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