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PATIENTS’ INTERESTS: Doctors must obey laws
Feb 11, 2008 In: NSTTHERE is discontent over the Private Health Facilities and Services Act 1998. The goal of this act is to provide a …
PATIENTS’ INTERESTS: Blame ministry
Feb 11, 2008 In: NSTI WRITE in response to “Stop blaming me, says Chua” (NST, Feb 3) and “Doctor chose to go to jail” (NST, Feb 1). Former …
Sending SMSes while driving bus
Feb 10, 2008 In: The StarROAD campaigns, Ops Sikap, CCTV cameras and lower speed limits are efforts taken by the Government to ensure a lower number of accident and …
It’s no way to treat a lady, Mr Taxi Driver
Feb 10, 2008 In: The StarRecently, I boarded a taxi at Taman Jaya LRT Station in Petaling Jaya to get home. It is a 10-minute ride and I am very courteous and …
Timely move to curb social ills and crime
Feb 10, 2008 In: The StarTHE Deputy Prime Minister announced two days ago that a pilot project to reduce social ills and crime would be launched in 10 selected areas …
Vote for those who serve well
Feb 10, 2008 In: The StarEVERYTHING points to another re-election of the Barisan to form the Government. I hope this will not lead to my fellow Malaysians not being …
Ensure votes are really secret
Feb 9, 2008 In: The StarIT IS heartening to read that the Election Commission will introduce indelible ink to ensure no one can vote twice in the forthcoming …
Let parents decide what is best for their children
Feb 9, 2008 In: The StarI AM a Malaysian professional based overseas who is back home for the Chinese New Year holidays.On Thursday, I decided to take my nephew …
Scarred for life, too
Feb 9, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to the letter “Pupil punched for not finishing homework,” (The Star, Feb 7). I would like to share my views as a fellow …
Broadband too narrow
Feb 7, 2008 In: The StarSURFING the Internet in Malaysia is not a pleasant thing to do at all, so say many of my foreign friends who work or study here in Malaysia. …
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