The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2024-04-02

• Tragic end for married couple planning to return to Sabah for Aidilfitri
• It rains in Sabah after two months of drought
• Muda Sabah not affected by former state chairman joining DAP
• Health supplement ‘Beni Koji Choleste Help’ not registered in Malaysia — MOH
• Targeted subsidies ensure 85 per cent of people get benefit — Anwar
• KTC-UPPM iftar charity program continues in Tuaran
• Socso to be enhanced to improve workers’ welfare — Sim
• Jurisdicti­onal Immunities of Foreign States Bill 2023 passed
• 21 lose over RM135,000 in Umrah scam
• Wrongful dismissal: High Court allows judicial review of US govt
• China-based company fined for not installing equipment
• AGC turns down Rizal Ghazali’s representa­tion to drop charges
• Autism awareness growing but caregivers need more support
• Aidilfitri aid gives relief to civil servants; shows govt values them — Cuepacs
• Teo: No need to panic about increase in cyber attacks
• LED light show at Tanjung Aru park
• 17.65 mln citizens’ profiles updated on PADU system – Rafizi
• LeBron delivers big time as Lakers beat Nets
• Van der Poel – man for all seasons and surfaces
• Erdogan sees ‘turning point’ for Turkey after poll drubbing
• Peru President ordered to present Rolex watches in graft scandal
• Gaza children fly kites to escape horrors of war
• World Bank maintains Malaysia’s growth forecast at 4.3 pct for 2024

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