New Straits Times - 2019-02-27

• WHAT’S UP WITH THE SUN?
• ‘ROAD SAFETY MAY BE COMPROMISE­D’
• Guan Eng: Acquiring toll highways a triple win
• CALL FOR ‘NO JAB, NO SCHOOL’ POLICY
• Petition for mandatory vaccinatio­n gets over 80,000 supporters
• Stop open burning, Fire Dept urges public
• Experts: Hot weather not linked to late sunrise
• ‘ADIB INDICATED HE WAS BEATEN UP’
• IJN doctors advised Adib against browsing Internet on his mobile phone
• MALAYSIA SET TO REVEAL FLYING CAR
• Flying car could be one of the cheapest in the world
• DR M THANKFUL THERE IS NO LOSS OF LIFE
• Dragon Star ferries ordered to suspend operations
• Civil defence training helps her remain calm
• LISTEN TO TRUTHS, SAYS ANALYST
• Nazri under probe over alleged seditious remarks
• 78pc cast votes
• ARE THEY EXITING?
• DNA GETS NEW AND BIGGER GENETIC ALPHABET
• AGEING PRISONERS NEED SPECIAL CARE
• Bring back train service to Tumpat
• TM EXPECTS HIGHER PROFIT THIS YEAR
• HLB posts RM1.39b net profit despite challenges
• UEM Sunrise’s 2018 earnings jump 165.4pc
• RECORD 2018 FOR MAYBANK
• MRCB upbeat despite net profit slipping to RM101.2m
• Plan to upgrade baggage handling system at KLIA
• Local designers up their wedding game
• Best foot forward
• Melting pot of talents
• Native essays: Goenawan Mohamad’s faith in writing
• Spectacula­r Lion Dance And 24-Drum Performanc­e At Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
• Students to be in charge of UM campus election
• Taylor’s launches student PR associatio­n TAYLOR’S
• A taste of Japanese tech
• Supply chain students gain new insights at MIT AS
• Mental arithmetic courseware for pre-schools
• Reliving lunar celebratio­n in the ‘70s
• Virginie Viard at the helm
• From clinical to chic
• Doll–it–ourselves
• NESTLE GROSS PROFIT JUMPS TO RM2.14B
• MIDF Research keeps ‘neutral’ call on Daibochi
• Kenanga IB sets 62 sen target price for Wah Seong
• STANCHART OVERHAULIN­G STRATEGY
• ‘India tax cut a short-term respite’
• SEC: Musk violated settlement
• FINDING VEGE SUCCESS AFTER ILLNESS
• Drop in ranking due to lower employer satisfacti­on with grads
• WOMAN KILLED IN TUAS CIQ COMPLEX CRASH
• 2 SUSPECTS NABBED AFTER 18 YEARS
• Cops receive 2nd post-mortem report
• ‘NEWSPAPERS HELP STUDENTS STAY INFORMED’
• Imbuing students with knowledge
• INDIA SAYS MANY MILITANTS ‘ELIMINATED’ IN AIR STRIKE
• Guaido, Pence agree to tighten noose on Maduro
• HANOI TOURS OFFER VISITORS TASTE OF SUMMIT ACTION
• Aussie child sex abuse scandal raises questions on gag orders
• LEGEND CHAMBERLAI­N STILL NO 1
• Chinese table tennis goes on war footing for Tokyo 2020
• ROGER’S 100TH MILESTONE ON THE HORIZON
• Tired Old Lady scrapes past Bologna
• DOUBLE CLASICO ‘PIVOTAL’ FOR BARCA
• Monaco move clear of drop zone
• Rodgers set for Leicester switch
• LIVERPOOL BECOMING TOO PREDICTABL­E?
• DOES SARRI HAVE A SAY?
• Injury-hit Red Devils turn to youngsters for Palace clash
• HEATWAVE HAVOC
• NSI’s new CEO vows to boost staff’s morale
• Nicol keeps title hopes alive
• LOWER NUMBERS, FALLING STANDARDS
• Azizul primed for Pruszkow

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