New Straits Times - 2021-03-25

• ʻITʼS SAFEʼ
• RM52. 48b i-SINAR APPLICATIO­NS APPROVED FOR 5.94m PEOPLE
• Index to inequality
• One-third of new virus cases recorded in Selangor
• 54 compounded over S.O.P breaches
• CIVIL DEFENCE FORCE SCOPE EXPANDED, SAYS PM
• A helping hand for those going back to school
• Helping businesses get back on their feet
• Special government grant to ensure MSMEs’ survival
• UMNO MEETS AMID SHIFTING ALLIANCES
• Gerakan aims to wrest Penang from opposition in GE15
• DG: Lab results out on Friday
• ‘Investigat­ion paper to be handed to state prosecutio­n director soon’
• ‘SUKE VICTIMS’ KIN CAN GET SOCSO AID’
• ‘COPS COMMITTED TO DUTIES’
• Netizens feel TAR bazaar should move
• Penang drug lab busted, 3 held
• Adaptabili­ty determines business continuity post-Covid-19
• Tackle social marginalis­ation with local collaborat­ions
• Melaka Zoo to welcome new black panther after 12 years
• ENSURING OUR EGGS ARE SAFE
• Blockchain technology offers ideal solution
• US, China actually need each other
• MALAYSIA IS STILL FAVOURED BY INVESTORS
• ‘Digital Nasional likely to gain RM1.4b to RM2.7b in 2025’
• CPO PRICE EXPECTED TO STAY HIGH
• Boustead Plantation­s returns to the black with RM43m net profit
• ‘Rise in January Leading Index shows positive prospects’
• TURNING POINT FOR MALAYSIAN STOCKS?
• ‘Hold’ stance kept on Sunway REIT
• CGS-CIMB maintains ‘add’ call on Pharmaniag­a
• GE BAGS POWER EQUIPMENT ORDER
• Better business travel recovery in developing regions
• ‘DEBT-TO-GDP RATIO WILL NOT EXCEED 60PC LIMIT’
• CPI increases 0.1pc in February
• A fun city-vacay
• Japan asks IAEA to verify safety of water release
• SHOTS TO BE GIVEN IN MOSQUES
• Vaccine makers must be liable, says Duterte
• JUNTA FREES 600 DETAINEES
• Singapore blogger ordered to pay PM S$133,000 for defamation
• AUSTRALIA’S FLOODS EASE
• Thai protesters rally for royal reforms
• Youth battles poachers and prejudice in Vietnam
• FILIPINAS TRAFFICKED TO SYRIA
• Financial Coaching A New Profession?
• Gym and nutritioni­sts are vital parts of South Korea’s eSports realm
• ‘BRAIN INJURY A MAJOR CONCERN’
• THREE LIONS ROARING FIT
• CONMEBOL want Fifa protection after virus postponeme­nts
• BAM FEEL KISONA IS NOT READY
• LUQMAN LOOKING YOUNG AND DANGEROUS
• Star tekong Syahir back in favour at STAM?
• Financial Coaching A New Profession?

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