THE Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (Fomca) and the National Consumer Complaints Centre (NCCC) would like to alert Malaysian consumers on sudden spike of scams related complaints and be cautious and remain alert to scams.

REPORTS presented by the government are that the Malaysian economy is strong and that foreign investment is flooding in by the billions of dollars.

THE World Health Organisation (WHO) states that “Oral health is a key indicator of overall health, well-being and quality of life.” The Malaysian Dental Association (MDA) is committed to helping to make high quality yet affordable dentistry accessible to the public.

“COLLABORATION with Umno?” Its time Sabah DAP and clear up whether they are in fact willing to work together with Umno like how DAP West Malaysia Headquarters have done.

MARCH 19 was World Sleep Day, a day to advocate and educate the world about the importance of sleep in achieving an optimal quality of life and improving global health.

IN reference to “Cops, ex-MP among 15 poachers held” (DE March 18). Sabah Environmental Trust would like to put on record its appreciation and commend the efforts of the members of Sabah Forestry Department-PROTECT team together with members from DaMaI-Maliau team in arresting the culprits, and the case being handed to Sabah Wildlife Department for further action.

IN the Prologue to his memoirs, Justice in the Wilderness, Tommy Thomas (TT) relates how he was confirmed, and fired, and appointed again, as the new Attorney General under the PH government all in the course of one day.

I SALUTE the Sultan of Johor Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar for proudly and rightfully acknowledging recently the significant role played by the Chinese in the economic development of Johor and asserting that they are Malaysians and not “pendatang”.

CHAIRMAN of Palm Oil Industry Cluster (POIC) Datuk Yong Teck Lee in his statement said that additional palm oil cess is damaging to Sabah’s economic recovery. The new additional RM2 cess per ton is on top of the existing RM14 per ton of Crude Palm Oil, making a total of RM16 per ton.

REFERENCE is made to your recent report on a suggestion by the Sabah and Labuan Chinese community to have a road sign in the State Capital named after the late Tan Sri Peter Lo, Sabah’s second Chief Minister and the first Chinese to hold the post.