New Straits Times - 2021-03-31

• CONTROLS STAY
• IGP: Police, govt officers, DPP allowed fugitive businessma­n to flee
• BIN ZAYED INTERNATIO­NAL LLC TO BRING IN RM100b FDI INTO MALAYSIA
• No systemic forced labour
• Stranded foreign maids allowed to return to Malaysia
• Zulkifli to visit Saudi Arabia to inquire on S.O.P for haj pilgrims
• RAMADAN BAZAAR MAY RETURN TO LORONG TAR
• Retaining jobs and keeping businesses afloat
• Lifeline for tourism, retail sectors
• BACK TO THE FOUR-DIGIT RANGE
• Private hospitals ready for discussion on vaccine procuremen­ts
• KHAIRY: UMNO POLLS KEY TO RESOLVE CRISIS
• Country’s largest marine park a boon for Sabah community
• Innovative SmartBED eases patient discomfort
• PAHANG FISH FARMS SUFFER LOSSES
• Sabah spurs interest in robotics field for a more diverse workforce
• Championin­g sustainabi­lity and impactful waste management
• TAR UC ready to help students through hard times
• ADDRESSING HEAT IN CITIES
• PM’s approach proving to be a success
• What it takes to nurture a stimulatin­g, vibrant campus
• Top Glove shares fall as US issues order to seize gloves
• ‘ECONOMIC RECOVERY SET TO RETAIN MOMENTUM’
• Malaysia keeps spot in World Government Bond Index
• CWT JOINS APTIV’S SUPPLY CHAIN
• ‘51pc of property developers not planning launches in H1’
• PETRONAS MAKES SARAWAK OIL FIND
• Services industry needs reform, says economist
• Indosat nears towers sale to Digital Colony
• Loving thyself
• What makes a man
• A crystal-clear new path
• CHINA CUTS HK’S DIRECTLY ELECTED SEATS
• Aussies find a niche with work from home norm
• OVER 500 KILLED IN MYANMAR CRACKDOWN
• SCHUMACHER ‘NINETY PER CENT’ HAPPY
• Diplomatic row overshadow­s Spain World Cup qualifier against Kosovo
• DZEKO RISES FROM RUBBLE OF WAR
• Juniors get to take on national backup shuttlers
• Hakim surprises with two podium finishes
• TIGER CUBS GET THEIR OWN LEAGUE
• REEZAL STILL HAS FAITH IN AZIZUL
• It should be a cruise for UniKL Ladies

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