While most Malaysians stand one to two metres from the next person, not all take the trouble to comply with the physical distancing rule.
Author: Pola Singh
Dr Pola Singh served the Malaysian government for 30 years. The highest position held was Director-General of the Maritime Institute of Malaysia. He served three terms as an exco member at Transparency International Malaysia and is now an exco member of the Taman Tun Dr Ismail residents’ association. He is an avid environmental activist and is the co-founder of NGO Friends of Bukit Kiara.
Uphill task to get Bukit Kiara trails reopened
Hiking, walking and cycling enthusiasts can hardly wait for the tarmac and jungle trails of Bukit Kiara to open but authorities have remained silent.
Covid-19 and new norm in grocery shopping
The Covid-19 pandemic and Movement Control Order are changing the way we carry out the simple task of buying fresh produce from the market.
Stop making animals dependent on humans for food
When humans feed animals on a regular basis, we unknowingly alter their behaviour and they become too dependent on us for survival.
Wrong to classify YWP as foundation, it’s a private company
To prevent conflict of interest, immediate action should be taken to detach Yayasan Wilayah Persekutuan from the Federal Territories Ministry and enable it to operate independently just like any private company.
Kudos Perhilitan for ending suffering of Bukit Kiara monkey
Perhilitan must be credited for helping monkey in Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur that endured pain for months after a tin can with sharp edges was tied to its neck.
Bukit Kiara gazette should not be shrouded in secrecy
Plans by government to gazette green lung should be made in consultation with stakeholders.