New Straits Times - 2019-12-03

• AGʼS REPORT HIGHLIGHTS MAJOR KTMB WOES
• Defending peace
• Pusrawi plagued by mould infestatio­n
• 8 agencies yet to return RM83.67m
• DR M: POOR MUST HELP THEMSELVES
• ‘There’s no need for peace broker as all’s well in PKR’
• ‘ZAHID, WIFE SPENT RM1.3M IN 2 YEARS’
• ‘3 samples sent for analysis had petrol residue’
• ‘Court right to nullify Anifah’s GE14 win’
• MOONLIGHT BEACH’S BATIK SHOPS A TOP TOURIST DRAW
• Flood situation in Kelantan worsens, but Terengganu and Pahang look better
• THE ENCHANTMEN­T OF LEGENDS
• ‘TNGO RELOAD LANES STAY CLOSED’
• Retiree from Sabah wins RM17.6m Toto jackpot
• Ministeria­l team to boost Cambodian tourism
• 6 NATIONS TO STEP UP DRUG WAR
• Rising number of fake medicines in Southeast Asia sparks concern
• AIRASIA’S INFLIGHT MEALS LAND IN KL
• Sanichi to build halal gelatin industrial park in Melaka
• EXPORTS, IMPORTS SHRINK IN OCTOBER
• Munchy’s bags ‘Biscuit Brand of the Year’ title in London
• LEO BURNETT IS ‘AGENCY OF THE YEAR’
• SURPRISE REBOUND IN FACTORY ACTIVITY
• DHL survey: Many firms have no backup plans
• Hong Kong Airlines risks losing licence
• Work and play
• A life lost every 40 seconds
• It's time to listen
• TEHERAN FACES WORST UNREST IN 40 YEARS
• UN talks on climate remain out of touch
• Stars could follow Emery out the door
• LIVERPOOL YET TO HIT TOP GEAR
• REWARDED FOR HIS PAIN
• Shamirul and Christian keep medals in sight

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