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100 Years War: Two different wars entirely
Feb 15, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to your preview of the card game Havoc in your Saturday supplement (NST, Feb 2). You referred to the 100 Years War as the War of the …
Emergency lane: No cops to nab errant drivers
Feb 15, 2008 In: NSTI DROVE home to Muar from Kuala Lumpur during the Chinese New Year holidays last week. On Sunday, I travelled back to Kuala …
School facilities: Minimum standards must be set
Feb 15, 2008 In: NSTIT is generally accepted that we have made tremendous progress in providing quality education for our young generation.But the …
Smooth travel: Make it easier for LRT users
Feb 15, 2008 In: NSTHAVING switched from using my car to using the Light Rail Transit system to get to work, I was greeted by long queues behind the lone manual …
Building industry: A good move on contractors
Feb 15, 2008 In: NSTWE refer to the recent statement by Works Minister Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu on direct payment to sub-contractors in the event the main …
Raise oil palm yields, not plantation acreage
Feb 15, 2008 In: The SunWith palm oil prices hitting the RM 3,400 per ton mark, environmental concerns have been justifiably made against the increased clearing of …
Community policing works
Feb 15, 2008 In: The SunI was very happy to learn that the proposal to put police posts into shop lots is starting to become a reality.Studies from all over the …
Counters left unmanned while staff attend party
Feb 14, 2008 In: The StarI WENT to Majlis Bandaraya Bersejarah Melaka on Feb 6 to renew my licence.When I arrived at around 9.45am, I was shocked to see no one …
Rapid Penang a godsend for bus commuters
Feb 14, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the letter “Misplaced anger against Rapid Penang” (The Star, Feb 13).I am one of the commuters who has benefited from …
Make sure road signs are not blocked
Feb 14, 2008 In: The StarI HAVE often lamented that maintenance and service have never been our forte although Malaysia is publicly known as a developing country …
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