EC secretary Datuk Kamaruzaman Mohd Noor appealed to everyone not to blame EC for its decision not to use indelible ink.
He said it was unfortunate that the EC had overlooked the law.
"It is so unlucky, but please don’t blame us."
He said the EC would dispose off the ink costing RM2.4 mil through barter trade but he did not say what will be bartered.
He said it was unfortunate that the EC had overlooked the law.
"It is so unlucky, but please don’t blame us."
He said the EC would dispose off the ink costing RM2.4 mil through barter trade but he did not say what will be bartered.
I keep thinking, where the hell is he going to barter the ink and who the hell is buying up 46,000 bottle of ink and for what?
This ink is not something that is basic peoples' need or of daily commercial-business needs such as printer ink or pen-ink.
Who would want to barter this ink with EC and with what products that is useful to EC?
This morning when I wake up and read the paper, Reggie Lee provides the answer to my puzzling head and it was a fantastic trade.
This ink is not something that is basic peoples' need or of daily commercial-business needs such as printer ink or pen-ink.
Who would want to barter this ink with EC and with what products that is useful to EC?
This morning when I wake up and read the paper, Reggie Lee provides the answer to my puzzling head and it was a fantastic trade.
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