The Borneo Post - 2015-08-12

• Revving up war on the silent killer
• Police officer pleads not guilty to corruption involving RM16,000
• Ringgit breaches RM4 mark against US dollar amid negative sentiments
• Malaysia-Brunei checkpoint opening hours extended
• Being inconspicu­ous, yet leaving a ‘mark’
• Abg Johari assures PBB will deliver all its seats in polls
• Sape music player among new national heritage
• Ferguson declares state of emergency
• Jobless man given death for drug traffickin­g
• China orders 120 ‘harmful’ songs to be pulled from Interne t
• Culture of defamation could destabilli­se nation – Rahman
• Optimism for bourse despite selldown
• Teen could face death sentence if charged with traffickin­g
• MH17 investigat­ors find ‘possible’ BUK missile fragments
• Malaysia, Brunei finalise O&G exploratio­n in overlappin­g area
• Petronas, Petroleum BRUNEI urged to find innovative commercial­isation solutions
• Sarawak promising platform for aquacultur­e projects — DG
• Close to 200 SPDP members leave to join Teras
• Dept revokes deepsea fishing licences of 15 fishermen
• Mawan: No urgency for Teras to officially apply to join BN
• Woman hospitalis­ed after being found with slashed wrist
• A resort where spirits roam and hornbills soar
• Bengoh has great tourism potential — Dr Jerip
• Borneo Highlands Resort not an exclusive recreation­al place now
• Entulu: Masing to stick to his announceme­nt
• ‘Chong only creating friction between state BN, Umno’
• Sarawak steps up hornbill conservati­on efforts
• Seven arrested in 3 separate drug raids
• Federal govt committed to supporting HoB initiative
• ‘All airline companies must move to KKIA Terminal 1’
• Associatio­n backs proposed devt authority
• Oct 15 hearing on motion for leave to challenge constituti­onality of Kelantan hudud law
• Unimas and Erican College agree to embark on academic collaborat­ion
• Agenda for Unimas to get its own teaching hospital
• Miniature garden enthusiast shares her passion
• Pizza Hut introduces new ‘4 For All’ promo nationwide
• Property Hunter Expo to highlight current market trend this weekend
• Have NCR land surveyed — Gramong
• RM19,800 up for grabs in this year’s Pakan Raft Safari at conclusion of annual Pakan Fest
• Service centre to help MyKad-less students
• Spreading awareness to prevent food waste
• Nangka rep goes beyond constituen­cy to help Sibu folk
• Squatters get materials to build own houses at resettleme­nt scheme
• 15 to represent SMK Sacred Heart at BP Run
• Teaching kids how to make healthy meals
• Participan­ts learn to be ambassador­s of unity, national integratio­n
• Padawan Municipal Council always open to constructi­ve suggestion­s, says chairman
• Struggling single mum to finally get new house
• Muslim converts feted to Ramah Tamah Aidilfitri at Lapok
• Strength comes not just in numbers, but also via unity and understand­ing
• RWMF 2015 ‘adjourns’ with a spectacula­r bang
• Science and Maths Quiz held on open day
• 15 schools to vie for honour to represent state at programme
• Blikau gives out RM216,000 in grants
• RMN collaborat­es with Indonesian navy to form quick response team
• KLIA Customs nabs 3 foreigners, seizes drugs worth RM3 mln
• Eight suspects arrested, 172kg ganja seized in Bukit Aman’s biggest drug bust this year
• 263 Felda Bukit Goh residents apply to state govt to mine bauxite
• 10 more GOF battalions for border patrols in northern peninsula
• Raja of Perlis worried about culture of slander, spreading false info on social media
• Penang state govt mulls opening up new range of affordable housing
• KL City Hall to widen Jalan Genting Kelang to increase traffic capacity
• ‘Share social website messages with care’
• Keris Aman Capstone Exercise under peacekeepi­ng concept operation
• ‘Use proper channel, maintain decorum when making criticism’
• MIC lists over 2,800 branches in preparatio­n for party’s election
• Ahmad Zahid: PNMB to be privatised
• Prince Ali says fans want Blatter out
• Rory, Jordan share top billing at PGA Championsh­ip
• Home comfort makes Tests even more testing for tourists
• N. Korean leader praises women’s ‘guerrilla’ tactics
• City stroll on Raheem Sterling debut
• Bayern eye historic fourth title on Pep’s swansong
• Barca eye six-trophy haul in calendar year, says Iniesta
• I want to be world champion, says Japan’s Momota
• Join Kem Badminton Astro try-out session in Kuching
• Golfers stand to win Toyota Camry at Sibu Open
• Israeli blames visa saga for early exit
• Sibu Swan whitewash Black Cats
• Phelps finishes US meet, sends message for Rio
• Late nights in Rio now focus for world’s elite
• Symmonds absent from US team headed by Gatlin
• No proof dirty water made Rio rowers ill — Officials
• Erika, Ho net historic badminton title
• Chong Wei rushes into second round in Jakarta
• Tunku Imran challenged for OCM president’s post
• More evidence that fried food raises heart attack risk — Researcher­s
• Ex-Indonesian leader Suharto’s family ordered to pay back millions
• Man charged for cocaine ‘soap’ haul in Australia
• More arrests in Pakistan child sex abuse scandal
• Afghanista­n slams Pakistan over wave of bloody attacks
• ‘Strong suspicion’ Mali hotel gunmen linked to jihadists
• Japan ends nuclear shutdown sparked by Fukushima crisis
• First bite of space- grown lettuce ‘awesome’
• South Korea ramps up border security after landmine attack
• Ailing Thai king treated for ‘water on the brain’
• Murder probe casts shadow over comeback bid by Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa
• Nepal appeals for calm after deadly clashes over constituti­on
• Ganesha idols adorn Indian town before Hindu festival
• Couples who sext have better sex — Study
• Scioli emerges favourite from Argentine primaries
• Freed Shining Path captives recount Peru enslavemen­t
• US ‘deeply concerned’ by arrests in Cuba
• World Trade Center skydivers ‘sullied’ 9/11 memories
• Zimbabwe lifts hunting restrictio­ns imposed after Cecil kill
• Russian cosmonauts wrap up spacewalk
• Ukraine ‘repels’ rare tank assault by pro-Russian rebels
• Iraq speaker calls on PM to sack ‘corrupt’ ministers
• Experts: Jihadists’ deaths often greatly exaggerate­d
• Yemen loyalists make more gains in southern offensive
• Shakira’s hit song ‘Loca’ not plagiarism, US judge rules
• Kylie’s now an adult, but reality TV ensured she never had a childhood
• Monster Hunt’s box-office takings reach RM1.25 billion
• Steve-O arrested for climbing crane in protest against a mammal park
• Kathie Lee Gifford’s husband Frank passes away at 84
• Sixties series ‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’ comes to silver screen
• Drake scores year’s first platinum album
• Kim blasts Caitlyn for ‘bashing’ Kris Jenner
• Swift vows to collaborat­e with Madonna again
• After scrapping shows, Bjork says working on new songs
• Lindsay Lohan planning to write tell-all biography
• ‘Little House’ star Gilbert to run for US Congress in Michigan
• Ample stocks in July, but neutralise­d by strong exports early August
• RHB Research expects Malaysia’s real GDP to grow 4.6 per cent y-o-y
• Malaysia must adopt strategic tools to improve labour productivi­ty — Ahmad Husni
• Matrix’s 2Q15 results in line with expectatio­ns
• Banks and related agencies urged to assist women entreprene­urs
• Maxis to monetise voice before it is too late — AffinHwang Research
• More efficient services through joint billing system, says Ongkili
• AirAsia, PBMT Indonesia to support productive communitie­sdevelopme­nt
• MAHB records 16.7 per cent growth in passenger movement in July
• Airline shares rise, outperform broader market
• Analysts look beyond Padini’s potentiall­y weak 4Q results
• Matrade generates exports sales of RM119.53 mln from sourcing visits
• KLCCSG to sustain earnings growth
• Potential weakening trend in domestic economic activities
• Bursa Malaysia closes lower
• WCT warrants up on August 20
• Facing epidemic, hospitals test moms, newborns for drugs
• When it’s time for kindergart­en, some premies might not be ready
• A couple asks: Can we afford to have a baby when we are struggling with debt?
• Lost decade in emerging markets: Investors already halfway there
• Neiman Marcus store chain plans to go public less than two years after acquisitio­n
• Committees cite uncertaint­y, volatility and high risk environmen­t as top challenges
• AirAsia celebrates 300 million guests milestone
• Pensonic eyes sales of 100,000 units of Fonebud Essential Plus
• Sunday banking soon at Bank Islam, says MD
• Taiwan bullish about creation of AEC by year-end
• Consumer confidence in local products to get govt priority
• Greece reaches deal with creditors — Govt source
• Ryanair in talks on first interlinin­g deals with long-haul carriers
• Google morphs into Alphabet Inc, investors cheer clarity as shares rise
• Shire steps up drive to get Baxalta talking after US$30 billion bid
• Berkshire Hathaway makes US$37 bln bet on Precision buy
• Dollar slips vs euro as Fed officials talk rate hike
• China central bank devalues the yuan after poor economic data
• Indonesia raises cattle imports as beef prices soar
• Japan anxious at lull, US ‘giving up’, in panPacific trade talks
• Singapore tightens growth forecast after Q2 contractio­n
• China bank lending up in July on stock market rescue
• StanChart backs off Australian coal mining project
• Women attend swamp phase Army Ranger School for first time
• Wild wallabies roam nearby villages west of Paris suburbs

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