New Straits Times - 2018-03-20

• IT’S TO PREVENT SABOTAGE, SAYS ZAHID
• A girl for Siti, Datuk K
• CM under probe over allegation he indoctrina­ted children
• SELANGOR WATER SUPPLY RECOVERY HAMPERED BY LOW RESERVE MARGIN
• MINISTRY FINALISING STUDY ON MECHANISM TO TAX ONLINE BUSINESSES
• BID TO REVIEW ABUSIVE DATIN'S SENTENCE TO BE HEARD TOMORROW
• CONSTRUCTI­ON OF BASES PUTS PAID TO FAKE NEWS, SAYS DPM
• Zahid: Other countries want to learn about Malaysia’s parole system
• 85 per cent of households have Internet access
• Ruler opens district council complex
• ‘ACCUSATION­S AGAINST PERMATA FALSE’
• Rosmah’s lawyer lodges report over ‘malicious slander’ in YouTube video
• Good opportunit­y for BN to wrest back Selangor, says Zahid
• Speed up acquisitio­n of land, Selangor govt urged
• Spectre of fake news hangs over general election
• All set to embrace new challenges
• ‘PENANG FOLK WILL GIVE GERAKAN A SAY’
• Mukhriz rapped over plan to sack top civil servants
• BN EYEING TELOK KEMANG, SEREMBAN
• ‘I always put people’s welfare as a priority’
• Govt to introduce ceiling price for domestic airfare
• ROHINGYA POLICY NEEDED
• THE SPIRIT OF PROVIDING SHELTER
• GERMANY FIGHTS FAKE NEWS
• ASEAN TACKLES DISASTERS
• More joint efforts needed between agencies to achieve zero poaching
• CHILDREN HAVE NO PLACE IN POLITICS
• ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ spoof gains 1.75m views
• 11 Rohingya child beggars rescued
• 5 rob MCA man two hours after release from prison
• UJI RASHID NOT EVICTED
• Bront Palarae is impressed by Rosyam Nor’s commitment
• MORGAN 3 WHEELERS AT BIKE WEEK
• SUU KYI SCRAPS PUBLIC APPEARANCE
• UK ‘world’s best teacher’ wins US$1 million
• WILL PUTIN RULE BEYOND 2024?
• ‘ONLY DEATH CAN STOP ME’
• Trump sharpens attacks on Russia probe
• THUNDER RAIN ON RAPTORS WIN STREAK
• Hunt fined RM30,000 over drugs case
• EMOTIONAL DAY FOR DEL POTRO
• Bangladesh earn the plaudits after India near-miss
• Triumphant Naomi draws Serena in first round at Miami
• MCILROY IN A ROARING FINISH
• In-bee storms to five-shot win in Founders Cup
• Woods getting it together again
• JUST NO STOPPING HIM
• Pedro’s late strike keeps Chelsea’s silverware hopes alive
• WINNING FA CUP IS NOT A SUCCESS
• Blues made favourites
• WHEN PLAYERS BECOME VICTIMS OF ADMINISTRA­TION ISSUES
• Malaysian athletes can end 16-year drought
• Kuala Lumpur, Pahang progress to tournament’s medal round
• RIDING WITH BIG GUNS
• Minali wins stage two of LTdL
• Dad couldn’t be prouder of Hafizh
• ROSLIN JOINS IN THE ’ROASTING’
• It’s not about getting the world’s best coach
• ‘Hot talk’ by Frost
• OUTSTANDIN­G PERFORMERS
• Eco World seals acquisitio­n of 6 sites in Greater London
• “We believe it is the optimal time (to implement B10) as crude oil prices are around US$60 a barrel.”
• AIRASIA IN TALKS TO SET UP MYANMAR AIRLINE
• QUEK’S VENTURE BUYS S’PORE SITE FOR S$980M
• ALIBABA PUMPS US$2B MORE INTO LAZADA
• MAHB solid results give buffer against regulatory uncertaint­y
• Malaysia among fastest-growing exporters to China on Alibaba’s platform
• Selangor eyes RM7b investment­s in manufactur­ing sector this year
• Internet penetratio­n rising among Malaysians
• ‘Coverage sold to 64,000 ineligible clients’
• TOKYO STOCKS SLIDE
• ‘Lack of deal can hurt UK aerospace industry’
• KFC Malaysia’s Add Hope 2017 collects RM4.2m
• Let’s get physical
• Vital to get mental assessment
• Loving the Bukit Kiara challenge
• Eating for health and recovery
• SALTED EGG SPAGHETTI WITH HONEYED SOYA FISH FILLET
• JAM FILLED HOTCAKES WITH HONEY-POACHED PEARS
• Should my child’s tonsils be removed?
• Diabetics and exercise
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• KAVI VITYA KATHIRAVEL­O
• Teaching kids about money management

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