Face-to-face meeting with chief minister


The state will continue to monitor complaints raised during

MELAKA: The state government has been receiving more than 70 complaints at its ‘Meet the People’ (HBR) session every week. The sessions are held weekly at Seri Bendahara, Ayer Keroh, since late May.

Chief Minister Adly Zahari said the state government would continue to evaluate and monitor the complaints raised to improve its services to the people from time to time.

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