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Child safety issue needs sorting out fast
Jan 15, 2008 In: The StarON A visit to Bangkok, I came across a report in the Bangkok Post of Jan 12 which had on its front page a news report headlined Number of …
SCHOOL CHARGES: Education does not come free
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTNO school, I suppose, is pushing poor parents to pay the additional charges imposed but parents who can afford to pay should not complain and …
LRT EXTENSIONS: Far too many holes in proposed plan
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTI WAS one of the residents of Subang Jaya who attended the Jan 6 briefing on the Selangor 2020 structural and draft local plan. …
DENTAL SERVICES: A task strictly for the dentist
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTWITH reference to the query by John T.L. of Masai (Is this proper?” — NST, Jan 11), I think that the staff member in the dental clinic …
HELP FOR THE DISABLED: Association could have done more
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the letter by Wan Zainun Wan Mohamad of Petaling Jaya (”Pushed around by Welfare Dept” — NST, Jan 7). While one …
MEDICAL INSURANCE: Draw up laws to monitor schemes
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTTHE Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (Fomca) urges the government to take progressive action to regulate and monitor the …
DOCTORS’ WORK: We have a lot to be thankful for
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTMALAYSIANS have generally become a nation of grumblers who rarely dwell on the good things they are blessed with. However, a recent bout of …
FOREIGN WORKERS: Not so easy for locals to take over
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTI REFER to the news report, “No freeze on intake of foreign workers, just tighter rules” (NST, Jan 10) wherein, on the topic of entry of …
MISSING CHILDREN: Teach kids how to be safe
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTTHE existence of several cases of missing children in our neighbourhoods should prompt us to tackle the growing issue of child safety more …
MOTORCYCLE DANGERS: Put on a helmet, please
Jan 15, 2008 In: NSTWITH the start of the new school term, old practices and bad habits are back on display because there have been no proper enforcement by the …
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