Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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MAS services: Don’t ignore the customers
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTFIRSTLY, allow me to congratulate Malaysia Airlines on its success financially as well as its expansion. As a Malaysian, I share in the …
Parole system: Easing warders’ burden
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTTHE introduction of a parole system (”2,000 prisoners eligible for parole initially” — NST, Dec 18) is a good move by the government to …
Logassree’s lift: Too young for the load
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTI READ the story about 5-year-old T. Logassree lifting 14.7kg in weights after a five-kilometre run. As the goal of …
Indian success story: Flawed system?
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTI WRITE in response to “Numbers tell success story of Indians?” (NST, Dec 10) and “No truth Indians are the poorest in the country?” (NST, …
Teachers’ reward: Don’t forget the veterans
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTIT was a long-awaited directive by the Education Ministry and Public Service Department (PSD) to finally “reward” teachers who had upgraded …
Asian idol: Not a very tactful judge
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTWELL done, Jaclyn Victor. You did Malaysia proud at the Asian Idol in Jakarta on Sunday night. Your opening act for the …
Indian success story: Figures don’t tell real story
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTDATUK Seri S. Samy Vellu’s success story of Indians (”Numbers tell success story of Indians” — NST, Dec 10) in Malaysia came as a …
General election: The kind of leaders we do not want
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTIT will be hardly surprising to read in the newspapers that some politicians have started making their rounds to win support among …
Airport project: Badly hit by closure of road
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTI AM one of the thousands of residents in Malacca who live in Taman Merdeka, which is just behind the Malacca airport now undergoing …
Budget promise: No word on proposed that RM2b bond
Dec 19, 2007 In: NSTIN the 2008 Budget, senior citizens who did not have permanent jobs were promised that they could subscribe to a RM2 billion bond to be …
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