Uphill journey for reforms


I APOLOGISE profusely for failing to file my column two weeks ago. It was a very rare occurrence in my 16 years as a columnist, and it happened because I got hurt in a minor accident during a cycling event in Jempol.

Held in conjunction with the celebration of the 76th birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, the cycling event was flagged off at the historical site between Sungai Serting and Sungai Jempol, which flow in opposite directions.

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