Malaysia Travel News

“Specialists, especially, may not necessarily have to serve the whole term in a government hospital. We have to see where they serve and how they can lend their expertise where needed”

Filed under: Uncategorized - malaysianmedicine @ 8:59 am NST : PETALING JAYA: Doctors who have worked abroad may no longer have to do the three-year compulsory service in government hospitals. via Materia Medica Malaysiana

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“The army has been running camps all over the country over the years and there have been no cases of deaths, injuries or outbreak. "The army has all the expertise and they should be allowed to run the show”

Filed under: Uncategorized - malaysianmedicine @ 10:25 am NST : IPOH: Some 400 National Service trainees and their trainers, held under quarantine at the PLKN Jiwa Murni Camp in Semanggol, some 100km from here, ... via Materia Medica Malaysiana

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“However, we are facing logistical issues for the transportation of our relief items to Yangon. We are hoping that a solution will present itself soon”

Two Malaysian Medical Relief Society officers will fly to Yangon, Myanmar tonight to facilitate and support relief work to the survivors of cyclone Nargis that hit the country on Saturday and has so far claimed ... via New Straits Times

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“Besides power generation, coalmining and coal supplies, uranium is another area [Huaneng] are interested in for [its] own nuclear power generation”

CHINA'S largest power company has its eyes on Morris Iemma's $15 billion sell-off, as part of an ambitious strategy to buy Australian power, coal and even uranium assets. via The Sydney Morning Herald

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“The more the airlines come in, the more passengers can use Brunei to connect with any destination they wish to go”

The Brunei Darussalam Indonesia Malaysia the Philippines - East Asean Growth Area can look forward to the expansion of various transport linkages into Brunei to promote trade and to ease the movement of people ... via BruDirect

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“Just print out the confirmed booking from MAS and I will pay the difference. As for the sub-Zero Fare, which will be launched in the next few days, it will be cheaper than zero”

Kuala Lumpur, May 6: The Goan-Portuguese owner of the budget airliner AirAsia, Tony Fernandes, has announced two subsidised offers to counter Malaysia Airline's Zero Fare campaign. via Daily India

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“It could be zero fares or minimum charges but they will be lower than those offered by our competitors at present”

KUALA LUMPUR: Travel to any domestic destination for zero fare on Malaysia Airlines - that's the new product to be launched today. via The Star Online

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“I am grateful that my wife and son are safe. I must admit that it was a scary experience”

Uzbekistan News.Net Sunday 4th May, 2008 An Indian family touring Malaysia had a rough train ride when their coach turned turtle and fell into a river. via Uzbekistan News.net

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“This is an infringement of our rights. We're the victims and now you're creating more problems. Why must you put more restrictions on women?”

Tajikistan News.Net Sunday 4th May, 2008 Malaysian women intending to travel abroad alone may need family consent as per a government proposal that seeks to prevent them from being used by crime syndicates ... via Tajikistan News.Net

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Perth International Airport was evacuated Saturday night, disrupting travel plans for thousands of people. via Myanmar News.net

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