
LETTER | Towards mercury-free dentistry in Malaysia
The government should expedite legislation to eliminate the use of dental amalgam.

The government should expedite legislation to eliminate the use of dental amalgam.

This is in order to protect the long-term interest of the contributors.

This is undoubtedly a critical time for the country.

CAP calls on gov't to also provide financial aid for the group under stimulus package, although they are not citizens.

LETTER | Problems of 'unhygienic' poultry at the retailing section of wet markets are not impossible to solve.

LETTER | The judiciary should not introduce any knee-jerk short term measures.

LETTER | The government is expected to spend RM7.4 billion to treat major illnesses caused by smoking.

Exemptions open door to corruption, favouritism, and influence peddling.

LETTER | CAP urges the government to monitor and study first the effect of deregulation of consultation fees.

LETTER | The Penang government should be going on an austerity drive by reviewing the PTMP.

LETTER | Mavcom can function as a good check and balance on the ministry as they do not answer to the minister.

LETTER | The commission must remain so that airline passengers retain their rights.

LETTER | For the state government to use this steep increase for partial funding of development projects is truly insensitive.

LETTER | It will cater to patients from the northern region.

LETTER | This is a major step backwards in terms of the dealing with workers both local and foreign.

LETTER | Mahathir's announcement echos CAP's call that new laws are needed to protect borrowers.

LETTER | If implemented properly, inheritance tax provides revenue for state coffers from highly rich, and not lower income brackets.


LETTER | We urge the gov't to adhere to the Explosives Act 1957 and completely ban fireworks and firecrackers.