Letters

We have wasted too much time, govt must act now.

Decades of shared community work, legal counsel, and unwavering loyalty.

Malaysia must continue to play an important role in addressing this regional health issue.

Former Pekan MP has the same right under our constitutional framework.

Sharing children's photos and videos on social media platforms carries risks.

Banks, digital platforms must also take stronger measures to curb scam.

Sometimes, our dearly departed parents live through our words, daily routine.

Staff shortages driving longer waits, heavier workloads, delayed care.

Are we regulating harmful content or policing what adults can watch?

Reforms should close regulatory gaps without undermining industry's distinct role.

Early intervention must become our first and most urgent line of defence.

Reforms will resonate with the public if govt communicates them effectively.

Recurring temblors raise an important question.

Ayob's warning deserves not merely our attention, but serious reflection and action.

It is not just a historical milestone from 1957, but an ongoing, living project.

State govt must work closely with Finance, Transport Ministries.

Regulators do not have unlimited power, as the courts have now ruled.

Poor election outings show people are no longer willing to accept rhetoric without results.

Lessons from this must extend beyond the institution itself.

Law needs to have teeth, proper food security planning for the future.

The party needs to determine if its red lines stilln matter.

Affected people should not be required to file separate appeals.

GDP is a measure of activity, not well-being.

Its lawmakers may soon find themselves in the opposition, deprived of allocations.