A big Thank You to Warga Wangsa Maju & other Malaysians
Thank you Yg Bhg Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad bin Ismail, Datuk Bandar Kuala Lumpur, and his wife, Warga Wangsa Maju, Datuk Khairudin Hassan, Mr Gan Yu Chai, Mr Lim Chong Yee, Mr Tan Yew Teck,
Month: January 2012
Since 2004 there were complaints of “Misleading Pricing” in AirAsia’s website!
In the story of Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) having filed a suit against AirAsia for its misleading pricing in its website, AFP has stated that AirAsia could not be reached for comment. This was most unusual by AirAsia’s standard. Read in HERE. However, a few days later, AirAsia has responded with a press … Read more
Aussie Competition Commission: AirAsia’s pricing was misleading!
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), an equivalent of Malaysia Competition Commission (MYCC), has filed a lawsuit against AirAsia for failing to disclose the full air fare in its website for the following flights: Melborune and Macau, London, Ho Chi Minh City, New Delhi, Hangzhou & Chengdu, Perth and Taipei, Phuket, Osaka, London, Ho … Read more
Gong Xi Fa Cai to all Malaysian Chinese
Yours truly would like to wish all the Chinese readers of this blog GOOD HEALTH & GONG XI FA CAI. For the other Malaysians, have a pleasant holiday and for those who are driving home “Berhati-hati di Jalan Raya”. We must all be united with one direction towards nation building. For those Malaysians who are … Read more
Is MAS serious about joining Oneworld?
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Game over for “Bazar Sore 1Malaysia”
On Saturday (14-1-2012) morning at 9:30 am, the officers from Ministry of Education and DBKL enforcement unit came to the empty land, which belongs to
Launching of the Petition Campaign against the “Bazar Sore” in Prima Setapak
Updated @ 5:30 pm on 13-1-2012:
Abused of “1MALAYSIA” logo
Prima Setapak in Wangsa Maju is a residential area. It is surrounded with enough shops and food outlets including hawker stalls.