"AT THE HEART OF BAIDURI BANK, IS A TRUE BRUNEIAN. ONE THAT IS DEDICATED IN HELPING INDIVIDUALS REALIZE THEIR DREAMS.." I realize that maybe i won't have a chance writing about Baiduri Bank in HYS since i know Baiduri Bank had invested a big banner in this Brudirect. But i also know that Mr Ignatius Stephen believes in fairness and on publishing the voices of Bruneians. For that,I thank you in advance. I am a government servant who had been a customer of Baiduri Bank for many years and an active user of its ATM Machine. And on payday especially, ATM Card for me is quite important because i need to pay several bills like electricity, water, astro etc. On May 2009, suddenly, my debit card cannot be used so i went to the card centre and the lady say they will fix it because there is something wrong with it. After nearly ......
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"AT THE HEART OF BAIDURI BANK, IS A TRUE BRUNEIAN. ONE THAT IS DEDICATED IN HELPING INDIVIDUALS REALIZE THEIR DREAMS.." I realize that maybe i won't have a chance writing about Baiduri Bank in HYS since i know Baiduri Bank had invested a big banner in this Brudirect. But i also know that Mr Ignatius Stephen believes in fairness and on publishing the voices of Bruneians. For that,I thank you in advance. I am a government servant who had been a customer of Baiduri Bank for many years and an active user of its ATM Machine. And on payday especially, ATM Card for me is quite important because i need to pay several bills like electricity, water, astro etc. On May 2009, suddenly, my debit card cannot be used so i went to the card centre and the lady say they will fix it because there is something wrong with it. After nearly ......
July 2, 2009 – 6:35 pm by Full Curiousity
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As we all aware that the number of people affected by H1N1 virus are increasing day by day, shouldn't the government close all schools? I know it's hard to make decision because we have to consider those students who will be facing big examinations such as O-Level and A-Level. However, this virus has been a world issue. We surely don't want to lose lives. Please take precautions.
Furthermore, if schools are to open, we cannot be100% sure that students wouldn't be affected by this virus because toilets are not clean! For God's sake. Toilets are very dirty, it is sort of like no one ever wash it. For example, there are 3 toilets but only one can be used. How pathetic is that? So, I hereby suggest that the government should consider closing schools. ... |
July 2, 2009 – 6:31 pm by Disease Control
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The Current hype regarding the H1N1 influenza is becoming a worry to the general public. The ministry of health has done a good job in advising the public in regards to the steps that they have to follow to reduce the chance of contracting the disease. Additional counter measures should be taken as suggested below:- 1. I believe at this time of pandemic these should be some quarantine rule in regards to leaving and coming into the country. 2. If numbers in regards to the H1N1 increase in the course of the week the relevant authorities should consider a further extension in coming back to school. 3. Apart from this I believe that the safest procedure is to have a couple of medical staff assigned to schools around the country to be in charge of the temperature of students and teachers. Being aware of the lack of health personal teachers are able to ......
July 2, 2009 – 6:08 pm by Nhn
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Oh DHL. You have the most interesting commercials on tv and probably provide the best courier service in Asia. It does not however give you the right to give your potential customers attitude just because it was their first time calling to ask about what you can do and how to go about getting such services. I will find out what UPS can do just to add to my pro list of choice when I'm choosing them over you. Politeness goes a long way. ... |
July 2, 2009 – 6:02 pm by student who cares
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...salam everyone. as you all know, there are more than 50 cases of H1N1 in brunei. i heard rumours saying that the school holiday is going to be extended (AGAIN). i strongly disagree with this. why? because we need to catch up with the syllabus. plus, we're having big exams soon. it's true that we don't want more and more people to get infected but then, think. siapa yang pemajal ani, yatah kamu nah, memajal ka ke luar negeri.... ani kana, nah apa jadi? i strongly disagree if the MOE or MOH extend the holiday lagi. ...
July 2, 2009 – 5:56 pm by Bruneian
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Hi , just to talk about h1n1 here , regarding the out-breaking of cases that are increasing every single day , is it safe for teenage to go to school at this critical moment ? after reducing social activities , it had already increase alot ! is it safe ? as most of the cases are teenagers that are infected . please take notice ty for reading ...
July 2, 2009 – 5:53 pm by Asia Printers
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July 2, 2009 – 5:41 pm by Puzzle Citizen
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...I've read some posting regarding the "Kan ingin tahu tentang undang2 jalan raya" I somewhat truly agree with some of it..But what i wanna talk about here is for the people who get caught and been fined by the authorities.. Honestly, I've been fined twice and I can't denied its my fault for ignoring the law. First of all, I wanna noe where does the MONEY goes???Back to the government???And if it is then for what???? Secondly, tho this question is out of what i was talking about but it is logic that..Why THE GOVERNMENT still approving on some stuff (sports rim, body kit, window tint, etc.) being brought in to the country? Is it because ECONOMY?BUSINESS??? ...
July 1, 2009 – 6:40 pm by Serendipity
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(3 votes, average: 3 out of 5) Loading ...We have NURSES friends working in RIPAS, and currently we heard that they're working at the FLU DESK for the H1N1 screening. This job was considered as the most dangerous and high risk for them and we should be proud of them for being brave to be the front liners in preventing the Influenza A H1N1. But do anyone have considered or ever asked if they have small babies or school aged children before asking them to work at the FLU DESK? The answer is they do have small babies and school aged children. By working at the flu desk they're confronted with either positive or negative H1N1 cases. What if these nurses are infected together as their innocent children at home? There is no point of having the school closed when another source of transmission of the H1N1 is in progress. So when this happens, more and more cases of H1N1 ......
July 1, 2009 – 6:38 pm by Full Fire
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(4 votes, average: 4.5 out of 5) Loading ...I hate to say it over & over again but it's true. People in the DJ-ing world - specifically in Pelangi FM AND ONLY THAT RADIO STATION, are rude & very stuck-up. They walk down the street like they are paid more than the amount Ryan Seacreat or Aznil Hj Nawawi are paid. They talk like they have travelled all around the world & interviewed 'powerful' people around the globe. Oh please! Imagine this, if so that you are so-so, try inviting at least Dato Siti Nurhaliza to your freaking show? DREAM ON! Take Aznil Hj Nawawi as an example. Without questions, he is not the most masculine guy in the world. But we don't look at that, we look at talent. We look at capabilities. We look at people's specialties. So please, give equal opportunities to everyone. Everyone wants to make it in the entertainment world, and I'm one of ......
July 1, 2009 – 6:35 pm by Worried
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(3 votes, average: 4.33 out of 5) Loading ...I was thinking, why not just set a 7 days statewide quarantine, not just the students but also the rest of the working community. It's not something that's out of reach. Children doesn't just go off on their own to border hop. They went away with their family and relatives. I was thinking. How about those adult working H1N1 carriers? Not the ones that went border hopping. Their relative could subject them with these virus and they would pass it around to people at work without any realization what they have done! It's possible. Especially now we seem to have expos after expos, and public activities during these times. All I read in the papers is how they checked people they have "contact" with which they close in to just relative and close friends. How about if they went shopping? or going to these expos, or attending these group activities, or ......
July 1, 2009 – 6:25 pm by Geng Lambek
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(4 votes, average: 4.25 out of 5) Loading ...Au banar tu,ku setuju dgn komplen kita ani...aku pun pernah tliat ya ni marah2,kurang sopan dgn org awam...ksian dgn org atu,f ya na tau apa2 tani sepatutnya menerangkan lg dgn teliti bukan kan marah2 tnpa penerangan...ngam plg ni bini2 tua yg pkai spec...baru ko tau nah smpai th hajat org komplen!!!perkara yg banar dh ni...sepatutnya keraja dgn Gvment ani mesti ada sopan santun bh,na jae???saling hormat menghormati...org awam menghormati kerajanya,ya pn hormat lh jua kn...so pikir2 kn th... ...
July 1, 2009 – 6:21 pm by Romeo
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July 1, 2009 – 6:21 pm by masyhur
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(3 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...just wondering, as the number of H1N1 cases increasing on daily basis, what is the number of people recovering? Bet out of 42 infected people on statistics, half of them must be healthy by now... can MoH clarify the number of infected person as well as number of person who are already recovered? then it would be appropriate to advise the public 'jangan panik' Thanks ...
With all this H1N1 paranoia going around, and much criticism being thrown around against the MoH, and etc etc. I think we have stopped looking at the bigger picture. I think the media has definitely hijacked this situation and exaceberated the situation by reporting all these cases which is good but how about a PROPER UPDATE regarding the status of those infected. How about focusing a bit more on the number of people who have recovered? Start informing us on their status, cos I'm pretty sure people would like to know. Everyone is running around texting, spreading rumours, and just being silly. We have access to the internet, do some research, read about the virus, it's not the end of the world! Furthermore, GET OVER IT BRUNEI, it's just another flu that has spread and has developed a new strain and we're just worried because no vaccine has been found yet. People can ......