The Heartbeat of Subang Jaya
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By Sarawakian Have you ever jalan-jalan using the LRT in Subang Jaya? If not, try lah one day. Instead of looking at the city only from behind the steering wheel, stuck at traffic lights, kena hon, or pusing-pusing cari parking, take the train and see Subang Jaya from another angle. Start at Putra Heights, where […] The post CONNECTED SUBANG JAYA appeared first on SJ Echo .
By Paul Yung A few years ago, a friend opened a new restaurant and invited a group of us to try it. The food was good, the service was warm, and when the bill arrived someone laughed and asked, “Got friend price or not?” It was said jokingly, but it made me think. Why is […] The post FRIENDS PAY IN FULL appeared first on SJ Echo .
Subang Jaya residents are highly discerning, yes? We are demanding, yes? We want the very best for our city, correct? And rightly so. The Subang Jaya pride is strong. We have the potential to be one of the best cities in the country. From infrastructure to community spirit, we have what it takes to be […] The post Making Subang Jaya Truly Number One appeared first on SJ Echo .
My dear Subang Constituents, In my SJ Echo article last month, I spoke about my oath and duty as a Member of Parliament. This was the oath that I took back in 2013; “I, Wong Chen, having been elected as a Member of the House of Representatives, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge […] The post MY OATH AND AN EPILOGUE appeared first on SJ Echo .
In Subang Jaya, the signs are familiar when election season comes around. The uncles at kopitiams lean in over their kopi, trading opinions with quiet intensity. Aunties at wet markets compare notes between purchases. Somewhere nearby, someone shrugs and says, “Here we go again.” Online, the volume is far less restrained. Social media fills with […] The post EDITORIAL: “Us” and “Them” in Subang…
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Balai Polis Subang Jaya in SS17 has received a much-needed comfort upgrade, with new air-conditioning units installed at its public counter area earlier this month. On July 7, two new 3.0hp air-conditioning units were installed at the station’s counter, replacing old units that were no longer functioning and beyond repair. For months prior, both police […] The post “Kita Jaga Kita”: Community…
PUTRAJAYA, July 29 — The Cabinet has agreed to extend the application of the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act 2007 (Act 672) to Selangor on a phased basis, covering all 12 local authorities in the state, said Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming. “We will set up a special task force […] The post CABINET APPROVES EXTENSION OF ACT 672 TO SELANGOR FOR PUBLIC CLEANSING…
By Anthony Dylan Anak Frankie Jurem It begins with the journey. A shopping centre succeeds when every visit feels purposeful, enjoyable and worth repeating. This is the soul of a shopping centre. Without a soul, you would feel empty. A journey of a shopper or visitor begins at home. A typical shopping centre journey begins […] The post SHOPPING CENTRE JOURNEY appeared first on SJ Echo .
By Sarawakian The weather has been stifling. The extremely hot weather makes most of us uneasy. The sudden rainstorms which fell on some days within the same week felt angry. It felt as if we were being punished. Subang Jaya has indeed reached a crossroad. The general feeling amongst the people and the close-knit community […] The post CROSSROAD appeared first on SJ Echo .
