Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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RPGC rule against time-honoured traditition
Feb 16, 2008 In: The StarI WOULD like to highlight one of the plight faced by senior citizens at the Royal Perak Golf Club in Ipoh.My father is a member of the …
What a dentist can do only a dentist can do
Feb 16, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the letter ‘Dental visits a pain in the pocket’ (The Star, Feb 13). The dental treatment charges in Malaysia are well …
Bus service to airport sadly lacking
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarOUT of the four international airports in Malaysia, Penang Airport remains the only one that offers no bus service to the general public …
Bus not fit to proceed and who suffers?
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarMY son took a bus from Malacca back to his university in Kedah on Feb 13 . The bus apparently was stopped by JPJ officers in Seremban at …
It all boils down to mindset of moviegoers
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarREADING the letter “Snip, snips, oops no snip” (The Star, Feb 12) has left me in awe on how ignorant and tactless some people can …
Upgraded in qualifications but losing out
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the letter “Sacrifice of teachers that hasn’t paid off” (The Star, Feb 13) and agree fully with it. It is very …
Reach out to youths via the Net
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarI WOULD like to highlight our youths’ attitude toward the elections. Being a youth myself and being eligible to vote for the first …
Saying sorry is certainly not a sign of weakness
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarAUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s televised apology to the Aborigines is so refreshing. We have become almost nauseated with …
Info helps foster understanding
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarI AM writing in response to a comment made by Lee CG from Penang entitled “Schools asking for private info”. Firstly, we …
Wildlife department ready to tackle problem
Feb 15, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the letter “Monkey menace at the local varsity hostel” (The Star, Jan 30). The Department of Wildlife and National …
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TwoSen is updated daily with letters written to newspapers in Malaysia.
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