Match maid across the straits?

In one of my previous postings, you ban I ban, I received a few comments which I could almost say I felt the pain of these people, as far as their experience with their maid was concerned.

The nature of the rat race we are in puts most families in the 2 income category, which generally means that both husband and wife works to basically put enough (and probably more) on the table. With most not having to depend on their parents to care for the young, getting a maid would most probably be the next best solution. In recent months, cases of maid abuse was brought to light and the threat of banning Indonesian maids from coming to Malaysia to work was Indonesia's response.

In my opinion, and a qualified one, seeing that my family and I had experienced two maids (one caring for my terminally ill aunt and my mum, and the other was looking after my household back in 2002, when I could afford it!) conspiring to run away, many more Malaysians have had to endure this kind of setback despite spending thousands on them.

As such, I will be dedicating a blog solely on runaway maids so that you can post a picture of the fugitive as well as provide other information relative to your experience in order for other Malaysians to spot them and probably bring them to the police for being illegals!

I say no more to illegal maids, and lets ban them altogether!
'Towards an Illegal Alien free Malaysia'!!