Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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LOST DEPOSITS: Watch the guardians
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to your report “Bank insiders helping to drain accounts?” (NST, Jan 3). Once thought to be the safest place to keep money, some …
PRIVATISATION PLAN: Why IJN should remain public
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTTHE proposal to privatise the National Heart Institute (IJN) has predictably raised a storm of protest and criticism from Malaysians. …
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: It’s what the law requires
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to the complaint about travel documents by Anbalagan Munusamy of Muar (”Airline could have exercised discretion” — NST, Dec 23). …
CROSS-OVER POLICY: A point Karpal could still clarify
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to Karpal Singh’s letter “Consistent stand on elected reps who want to switch” (NST, Jan 2), in response to my letter “What Pakatan …
PUBLIC CONVENIENCES: Our public toilets are a letdown
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTMANY visitors to Malaysia have nice things to say about the country except the state of our public toilets. Despite all the …
ROAD SAFETY: Far better to upgrade roads
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTSTAR ratings for roads? What else needs rating now? I do not understand why Transport Minister Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat is proposing that …
MADE-IN-MALAYSIA MOVIES: Moviegoers need to change mindset
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTI REFER to the report, “Investing in imagery projects not always viable” (NST, Dec 27).It is sad to hear that some of our local …
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Improved services should be the only goal
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTI FINISHED 2008 with the hope that public transport in Malaysia would be improved. But the truth is the government has yet to understand …
THE DISABLED: Special unit must set an example
Jan 6, 2009 In: NSTTHE Special Education Unit of the Education Ministry is intended to provide services and assistance for the handicapped. Yet, I would like …
Why the double standards?
Jan 6, 2009 In: The SunDear IGPOn Sunday, Dec 28, some 1,500 people, including 400 children and teenagers, came out to defend Malay rights and the use of ISA in …
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