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Public Transport Reform: The Next 12 Months Matter REFORMASI PENGANGKUTAN AWAM: 12 BULAN AKAN DATANG AMAT PENTING PUBLIC TRANSPORT REFORM: THE NEXT 12 MONTHS MATTER 公共交通改革：未来12个月至关重要 Sila skrol ke bawah untuk membaca versi Bahasa Melayu, English atau 中文。 Please scroll down to read the Bahasa Melayu, English or Mandarin version. 请向下滚动，阅读马来文、英文或中文版本。 ENGLISH: THE RACE FOR REFORM MUST BE FINISHED WELL Malaysia's public transport system must become more reliable, convenient and worthy of public confidence. For commuters who depend on trains and buses to get to work, attend classes, visit hospitals or return home to their families, a service disruption is not merely an inconvenience. It can mean lost wages, missed appointments and hours of uncertainty. Transport Minister Anthony Loke deserves encouragement to persevere with the difficult task of reform. There has been measurable progress. According to Bernama's report on Prasarana...

Malaysian Government Websites Should Make Email Addresses Easy to Copy and Paste Malaysian Government Websites Should Make Email Addresses Easy to Copy and Paste English Article Please scroll down for Bahasa Melayu and 中文简体 versions. Many Malaysians regularly communicate with government departments through email. Whether submitting complaints, requesting information, applying for licences, or following up on public services, email remains one of the most important official communication channels. Unfortunately, many government websites make this process unnecessarily difficult. Instead of publishing email addresses in the standard format, some agencies use formats such as: jkas[at]dbkl[dot]gov[dot]my Others display email addresses as image files that cannot be copied and pasted directly into an email application. These practices may have originated as an attempt to reduce spam, but they create additional inconvenience for ordinary citizens. In today...

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