I AM really puzzled. As far as I know sea sand is no longer sold or used because of its salt content even after it is washed. And now, it seems to be sold again in the Brunei market. To my understanding, sea sand, even after washing, is not suitable to use for mixing concrete. It seems to me the programme aired on Sunday entitled GTV does not reflect the popular MIB concept.
Administration is top heavy.
It appears that a very high percentage of patients all suffer form the same illnesses, and are diagnosed and treated the same way, put on a drip, given pain killers or told they suffer from acid or indigestion problems. Maybe if patients were taken a little more seriously, more lives could be saved. Most departments seem to be over staffed with pen pushers and paper shufflers, added to his is the fact that contract cleaners are being used in preference to employing locally unemployed to do the work. It s bout time that the authorities took a long hard look at the present administration and systems that are in place. Cut backs may not be necessary, but streamlining the present Facilities and a tighter control on accounting and purchasing should be implemented.