Arkib Tag: Gaya

I CONCUR with the views expressed by Ravindran Raman Kutty in his letter published in The Star on June 25 “Unclear signage a safety hazard”. I have articulated in the media and elsewhere over a long period of time the same concerns. Ravindran has given specifics about the dangers inherent …

IT is time the government realises that vans are the most ideal first- and last-mile commuter transport solution, and stop groping in the dark with impractical and more expensive solutions. From day one when electric commuter trains were introduced, the idea has been mooted for vans, not buses to fill …

A RECENT tragic incident – a falling tree killing someone and injuring pedestrians during a storm – serves as a stark reminder of the growing challenges surrounding Malaysia’s trees. This isn’t an isolated event. Across the nation, a worrying trend is taking root, both literally and figuratively. While deforestation threatens …

Green sea turtle making its way to sea at Pantai Kerachut, Penang. — Filepic Reptiles help keep Penang seas safer from venomous stings JELLYFISH bobbing around Penang Island must seem like a delectable treat for the green sea turtle or penyu agar. There are many videos of different species of …

Selayang Municipal Council (MPS) recently sent a letter dated April 1, regarding the increase of assessment rates next year. Some residents only received the email on May 10 notifying them of the rate hike and the hard-copy notices were delivered to their homes the next day, which was a Saturday. …

WE as members of the orang kurang upaya (OKU) or disabled community, along with advocates, activists, care partners and allies, are profoundly disappointed by remarks made by Senator Isaiah Jacob published in a news portal on April 22. Our collective voice reflects a wide spectrum of experiences within the disabled …

Faded or tattered flags must be removed, as sign of respect HOISTING the Jalur Gemilang during the Merdeka month is about patriotism and national pride. Malaysians will raise the flag in their homes and offices, with some going the extra mile by decorating their surroundings or vehicles to show their …

A recent tragic accident at a junction of Persiaran Forest Heights 1 leading towards Forest Park and Cassia Homes in Forest Heights neighbourhood, Negri Sembilan, led to immediate action from Seremban City Council (MBS) but the solution seems temporary at best. Persiaran Forest Heights 1 is a long stretch of …

PARKS in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, are frequented by residents for recreation and sports. Many senior citizens congregate here practically daily for some exercise and chit chat. The adults can be seen jogging and brisk walking, while the children play on the swings and see-saws. Generally, these parks are well maintained. …

STATE assemblymen and MPs should host Lunar New Year celebrations in new villages where the population is more than 80% Chinese. The state-level open house as well as festive celebrations by the people’s representatives in their constituencies, should be rotationally held at these new villages. This will provide a welcoming …