> Cheers, Malaysia!

North, South, East n West - Malaysia is d best! Selamat Hari Malaysia 2 all my fellow M’sians. - Mo

> What a bliss

Thank you, SPAD for patrolling Puduraya Sentral and keeping the station tout-free during the Malaysia Day weekend. - Azraee

> Helping hand

Kudos to security guard at Block C, JPA Putrajaya for giving good directions in English. - Suraj

> Good service

Foreigner married to Msian can now apply for spouse visa personally rather than long term social pass. Immigration office in Damansara Heights office is good!

> Honour him

Isn’t it time that local artiste Ramli Ibrahim got a datukship? He is a pioneer in 1Malaysia arts.

> Teach them a lesson

All the students must b expelled 4 bashin up disciplin teacher. No reason 4 d bad hats 2 skip assembly. - BB

> Learn it right

Kiasu mentality is causing students to cheat in exams. Please stop the ‘you-must-score-A’ obssession. - vern

> Keeping track

All ATMs shud be fitted with a tracking device. If thieves cart it away, we can know where they r going.

> What a horror

A patient fell from his bed at No. 19 wad c5 at 11am. None of the nurse came to help him. - Visitor

> Slow coach

Transnational bus to KL from Kuala Rompin on Saturday is always delayed. Passengers have to wait 1 hr. Pls improve your service. - ramyah

> Painful sight

Many illegal posters, banners and signages along Persiaran Humor Puchong & Saujana Puchong. - SS

> Stop the stink

Rubbish collection in Jalan Wangsa 11 Bukit Antarabangsa isn’t being carried out. Help! Our road is dirty and smelly.

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