When you are jobless pennyless here in East Malaysia, you can't even afford reading newspaper daily.It costs a bloody RM 1.80 per copy here!Now, let's do the Maths to see how much it costs for a month's subscription:RM 1.80 x 30 = RM 54.00Comparing to the RM 1.20 per copy, it costs 50% more to read the paper here in the East!Can someone come out with a better solution to overcome this situation? Maybe we can have a printing plant here?Generally, it costs more to read here. Books, magazines and novels cost more here. I believe it is due to the transportation involved. Sadly, we do not even have a decent bookstore established here in the East. We have no MPH and we have no Kinokuniya. We only have a small Times outlet, and two Popular bookstores. The rest of the bookstores in Kuching are half-filled with academic references for primary and secondary schools.Someone, do something?
dun read The Star lor. get local newspaper would be cheap enough, RM1 per copy.hopefully after completion of new megamalls in kuching, there will be a Kinokuniya...
when you've spent so many years in the peninsula, it's hard to quit TheStar. I prefer the layout and the content there. Local newspapers cover most of things happening locally only. Not quite reaching out that much towards to world out there.
i find the penisular newspaper more interesting n classy too=)
hehe.. drawback for peninsula news paper is - they always neglect things from the East. too much.
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dun read The Star lor. get local newspaper would be cheap enough, RM1 per copy.
hopefully after completion of new megamalls in kuching, there will be a Kinokuniya...
when you've spent so many years in the peninsula, it's hard to quit TheStar. I prefer the layout and the content there.
Local newspapers cover most of things happening locally only. Not quite reaching out that much towards to world out there.
i find the penisular newspaper more interesting n classy too=)
hehe.. drawback for peninsula news paper is - they always neglect things from the East.
too much.
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