Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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Marginalised groups: Editorials have initiated change
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTPLEASE allow me to comment on your editorial entitled “Two birds with one stone” (NST, Feb 7). But before doing so, let me focus on the …
Elections: All the best as we go to the polls
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTAS a registered voter who has never failed to vote since the 1980s, I look forward to the 12th general election to give a mandate to my …
Police work: Proactive step to curb crime
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTI WAS glad to learn that the proposal to set up police stations at shoplots is gradually being implemented.It is time for the …
In-flight meal boxes: Strive to improve services
Feb 18, 2008 In: NSTI AGREE with J.L. of Puchong (”Nothing five-star about its meal box” — NST, Jan 14) that the meal boxes dished out on Malaysia Airlines are …
Give us back the view from Penang bridge
Feb 18, 2008 In: The SunWhat used to be one of the greatest pleasures for Penangites and others, was the bridge drive over to the island. One was fascinated and …
Don’t leave vehicles at site of accident
Feb 17, 2008 In: The StarTIME and again I notice that after a road accident, the vehicles are left as they were. This is a fairly common occurrence with …
Time to crack down on Xenon lights
Feb 17, 2008 In: The StarTHE Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) is pleased to note that the authorities have shed light and taken action on a road safety issue …
Teach with some love and respect
Feb 17, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the letter “Empower Teachers to Discipline Students,” (The Star, Feb 14). Firstly, the writer seems to be …
Remove screens from Penang Bridge
Feb 17, 2008 In: The StarWHAT used to be one of the greatest pleasures for Penangites was the drive over the bridge to the island. The breathtaking panoramic …
Parents still the best role models, not politicians
Feb 16, 2008 In: The StarI AM amused to read “Teens look up to politicians as role models” (The Star, Jan 3).By right that should be the case, but in …
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