BN's High Class Bus Stops

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Second Finance Minister Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop had recently announce that the BN federal government will allocate about RM20,000 for each new bus stop to be build in Tasek Gelugor. A total of 27 of this kind of high class bus stops will be build in that area where Tan Sri Nor Mohamed is also the member of parliament.

First of all, why RM20,000 for a bus stop? Why spend so much money to build such bus stops in rural areas, when the money can be used to help the poor and the needy ones? BN is keeping its tradition of fund wastage. Is anyone going to stay in the bus stop?

In this case, it is a clear fact that corrupt practice is ongoing, and are the Tasek Gelugor Umno divisional leaders involved with the award of such contracts? As long as Umno is still around, their rich leaders will continue to enrich themselves with these public funds.

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