The letter sounds like this:
My
patronage to a kopitiam in Seksyen 7 Shah Alam was a disappointment. Since I was too busy staying up late at night
to finish up on my end-of-the-semester assignments and watching EURO of course,
my friends and I decided to do it in the
kopitiam which operates 24 hours only during EURO.
As
usual, I would order some food together with a glass of warm water. Surprisingly,
warm water is no longer as cheap not to mention FOC as it once was. I was
charged RM 0.80 for a glass of warm water. It was just a glass of plain water
with no ice, no sugar and no color. To me, it is very expensive for a glass of
sky juice.
Though,
this issue was highlighted by the media last February but surprisingly eateries
like kopitiam and café are still charging their customers with such price
especially in the towns and surburbs.
As
far as I’m concerned, the Ministry of Domestic Trades, Co-operatives and
Consumerism had rectified this issue a few months back. It is just unacceptable
to be charged such price for plain water. They get the water at the cost of only
RM 2.00 per 1,000 liter and they charged RM 0.80 per glass of water. Imagine
the profits that they are making every day for imposing such price to the
customers. I really hope that the respective ministry would really look into
this matter and take necessary action on eateries that are charging exorbitantly
for commodity that is the gift from nature.
It is so expensive to stay healthy nowadays
Well,
it is kind of disappointing to know that it is costly to stay healthy (plain
water is the best drink) and for students to be thrifty nowadays.
Below is the letter published in The Star :)
This is the letter to the editor published in The Star :)
Peace Malaysia!
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