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Registered mail not safe either
Feb 19, 2008 In: The SunI refer to the comments by Datin Rohaiza Hashim, Head of Corporate Communications, Pos Malaysia Bhd, “Use secure services when posting …
Bus convoy: Rectify ill-timed rides
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTHERE’S a puzzle for RapidKL to solve. Three buses on the U40 route (KL-Kajang) move along in a tight row. These three buses are supposed to …
18PL surprise: Cineplex owes apology
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTI HAD dinner at Suria KLCC with my wife and children, aged 11 and 8, recently. We then decided to watch a movie, and picked The Eye as it was …
Local TV fare: Stop this overdose of senseless programmes
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTI AM writing to beg the people responsible out there to do something about the content of local television shows.We are being …
Emergency lanes: Appalled by drivers’ selfish behaviour
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTTHE past few days, we have read about the grouses raised by readers on the attitude of Malaysian drivers, especially during the recent Lunar …
Theft victims: Do away with police red tape
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTRECENTLY, I went to the KLCC area with a friend to attend a meeting but we lost our way. While we were near the Ascot Hotel, about 6.30pm, a …
Fireworks: Not enough being done to stop menace
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTTHE last I heard, fireworks were banned, and I’m quite sure they still are. So, can someone from any law enforcement agency please tell me …
Car lights: Now it’s enforcement time
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTTHE Consumers Association of Penang is pleased to note that the authorities have shed light and taken action on a road-safety issue of …
Sepak takraw ball: Make research findings public
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to your report “Ball issue: NSI to analyse further” (NST, Feb 14) regarding the use of the new sepak takraw ball and the impact on …
New RM50 notes: Praise for hassle-free transition
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTI HAVE yet to see and get a “feel” of the newly-designed RM50 notes with enhanced anti-forgery security features, and which were supposed to …
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