Wishes for the common good


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 01 Jan 2006

Last Thursday, The Star's Group Chief Editor Datuk Wong Sulong decided to talk about the seven changes that he would like to see happening in Malaysia in 2006. He challenged readers to come out with their own wish list. The response came fast and furious via his email. There were more than 60 letters in all (with more coming in). “Selecting three of the best for publication was difficult as the standards were high and the ideas were great. In the end, I chose four letters which are published below, Each of the writers (winners) will receive RM100 for their efforts. The Star will also be publishing some of the remaining letters tomorrow. Thank you for participating. I hope our views for change will make Malaysia a better place to live in 2006. Happy New Year.” - Wong 

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