New Straits Times - 2019-03-30

• NO PLACE FOR A BAZAAR
• Traders claim they were not consulted over Jalan Raja site
• ‘Adverse move for KL tourism’
• LOWER RAINFALL DUE TO HOT, DRY SPELL
• 10,000 Kota Tinggi households affected by water rationing
• YAASHWIN NO STRANGER TO ACCOLADES
• ‘I’VE NEVER SEEN INJURIES LIKE ADIB’S’
• ‘Possibilit­y of assault dismissed after conducting post-mortem’
• ALL GEARED UP FOR RANTAU
• EC deputy chief: 8 sets of nomination forms sold
• MALAYSIAN STUDENT LAID TO REST IN LONDON
• Malaysia on right track in fight against terrorism
• LATE KARPAL ACQUITTED OF SEDITION
• ‘MALAYSIA-UK EDUCATION LINK THE STRONGEST’
• Tackling students’ misconcept­ion on graft
• POLICE INSPECTOR, FIREMAN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO BRIBERY
• RMAF PLANS TO ACQUIRE LCA JETS
• ‘BIGGER LIMA IN TWO YEARS' TIME’
• Thales to bid for rail signalling contract
• SC REPRIMANDS 3 CHINA-BASED FIRMS
• LKL Q3 net profit dips 87.5pc despite higher revenue
• ‘PAVING BETTER PATH FOR KUB’
• Malaysia’s reserve assets at US$102.36b, says Bank Negara
• The Thaing Master
• Caregiving for haemodialy­sis patients
• Love — the foundation for a happy family
• Debunking myths about estrangeme­nt
• A f ine cut
• Dealing with JOB LOSS AND UNEMPLOYME­NT STRESS
• At the river’s mercy
• Master of sound
• Poetic injustice
• AFFIN HWANG: CPO PRICES LIKELY TO RISE
• VIETNAM’S Q1 GROWTH SLOWS
• WHICH WAY FOR LASTING CHANGE?
• Flying beyond numbers
• LIMA AND MISS PANTAI CENANG
• AMERICA’S GOLAN MOVE UNACCEPTAB­LE
• Promote Putrajaya Library to inculcate reading habit and learning culture
• MUCH ADO OVER ‘INDEPENDEN­CE DAY’
• 37 YEAR OLD EYES WHITE HOUSE BID
• Sherpa widows breaking down taboos as they eye Everest
• PM: WE CAN BE CURE TO HATE
• GARFIELD PHONE MYSTERY SOLVED
• Why Smollet hate crime case won’t go to trial
• MCILROY GOING GREAT GUNS
• Shapovalov’s ‘dream come true’ against idol Federer
• Young Schumacher deserves his chance
• NO LETTING UP
• Ferrari not in a position to make promises
• KEAN’S CHANCE TO SHINE WITH RONALDO OUT
• Balotelli leads Marseille’s ‘Champions Project’
• Atletico look to resurgent Morata
• Kane ‘proud’ of England response to racist jibes
• TWO-HORSE RACE TO THE WIRE
• Five challenges facing Solskjaer
• IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF PANDELELA
• Letshanaa a star in the making
• WINNING ‘WARM-UP’
• Sprinters headline show at Bukit Jalil
• Jin Wei vows to rebound from injury
• AMD BACK ON TRACK
• Full foreign quota allowed for Super League matches
• Dealing with JOB LOSS AND UNEMPLOYME­NT STRESS

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