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SANDAKAN (July 13): The elected representatives in Sandakan have been asked to do something concrete instead of issuing endless assurances and promises about solving the woes faced by Sandakanites.
“The rakyat are not only suffering from the high cost of living but also constantly bugged by water
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SANDAKAN (April 16): The authorities and contractor have been urged to look into the upgraded works at the Sibuga market in Sandakan.
“While the roofing now looks decent and the floor was reasonably clean during several of my visits there for meals, the place was a bit smoky. Furthermore, custome
SANDAKAN (March 28): Sandakan Indian Association president Taren Sunil Manoharan has again expressed disappointment at the poor performance of the Water Department in Sandakan.
“Just one burst pipe at our housing estate and we have no water for days!” he exclaimed.
Published on: Friday, December 18, 2020 Text Size: Bank customers waiting for their turn. SANDAKAN: Sandakan Indian Association (SIA) President Taren Sunil Manoharan appealed to the management of Maybank Prima Square Sandakan to improve their customer service for their clients. ADVERTISEMENT Citing his personal experience, he said he arrived at the bank to keep an appointment that he managed to secure online 15 days ago. “I was shocked to see the apparent lack of system and poor service for customers who were lining up outside the bank,” said Taren. Aware that it was quite challenging to fully control the large crowd customers waiting for their turn to do their banking, Taren suggested that Maybank’s customer service should have at least arranged chairs for their clients to sit and wait in reasonable comfort.
Published on: Friday, December 18, 2020 Text Size: Bank customers waiting for their turn. SANDAKAN: Sandakan Indian Association (SIA) President Taren Sunil Manoharan appealed to the management of Maybank Prima Square Sandakan to improve their customer service for their clients. ADVERTISEMENT Citing his personal experience, he said he arrived at the bank to keep an appointment that he managed to secure online 15 days ago. “I was shocked to see the apparent lack of system and poor service for customers who were lining up outside the bank,” said Taren. Aware that it was quite challenging to fully control the large crowd customers waiting for their turn to do their banking, Taren suggested that Maybank’s customer service should have at least arranged chairs for their clients to sit and wait in reasonable comfort.