Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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The Dialogue Box > OK to tamper with nature
Jan 17, 2008 In: Malay MailAS I testily awaited my turn in a 5-items-or-less super market express checkout lane (while insolently cradling over a dozen un wieldy …
Take integrated approach to public transport planning
Jan 17, 2008 In: The SunThe recent Federal Territories Ministry retreat to find ways to improve the public transport system reflects the lack of integrated planning …
Our common ground with Indonesia
Jan 17, 2008 In: The SunThe Malaysia-Indonesia relations can be described as identical twins who have grown up and who are now looking at their personal needs …
Take integrated approach to public transport planning
Jan 17, 2008 In: The SunThe recent Federal Territories Ministry retreat to find ways to improve the public transport system reflects the lack of integrated planning …
Unsung heroes at KLGH clinic
Jan 16, 2008 In: The StarI WAS at the KLGH Nephro/Urology Clinic. It was as usual crowded. I met patients coming from as far as Negri Sembilan, Pahang, Perak, …
Telcos should get involved in Nurin Alert
Jan 16, 2008 In: The StarWE are now looking at the introduction of an alert system known as Nurin (Nationwide Urgent Response Information Network) Alert to combat …
Parents’ duty to instil civic consciousness
Jan 16, 2008 In: The StarI REFER to “Re-look civic lessons in curriculum” (The Star, Jan 13) and would like to say that good behaviour and moral principles …
Similarities in Asian and African values
Jan 16, 2008 In: The StarHASSAN Talib’s letter Africans must clear their own image (The Star, Jan 11) is unfairly dismissive of Africans. While realising …
Do be alert but don’t be fearful
Jan 16, 2008 In: The StarAS a young Malaysian just back from Australia, I like going out at night to public places like mamak stalls to meet friends whom I have not …
Well done for the war against drugs
Jan 16, 2008 In: The StarI CONGRATULATE Malacca Narcotics Department head Supt Tio Kian Peng for his tireless efforts to rid the state of the drug menace. I read …
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