The Borneo Post - 2016-07-23

• Content no longer — CM
• UPP questions list of key officials in local councils without TYT’s nod
• MH370 search to be suspended upon completion of 120,000 sq km area
• Bishop urges people to live the love, peace of Sarawak
• Taekwondo scores historic win on Sarawak Day
• Fatimah: Apply for Disabled Pibakat Workers Allowance via
• Trump promises ‘safety’ to fearful Americans
• Liam Payne latest from One Direction to go solo
• PSC award points to potential pick up in offshore exploratio­n
• War on drugs needs re-think in new landscape, say Lee
• More heart surgeons needed for 7 cardiothor­acic centres
• Six detained may be linked to drug syndicate from peninsula
• Thousands rush to Putrajaya NRD office after spread of false programme
• Terengganu Sukma athlete warded for vomiting blood
• Attempt to steal 4WD foiled, thanks to patrolling cops
• CM: Vital to know why we are part of M’sia
• 100 turn up at Sarawak Day gathering, convoy at Miri Civic Centre
• Youths only too happy to celebrate Sarawak Day
• Septuagena­rian proud July 22 celebrated as special day
• S4S rally goes on as anti-riot police look on
• Sarawakian­s celebrate state’s inaugural Independen­ce Day
• Downpour no damper for Mirians to join Sarawak Day countdown
• State PKR: Sarawak Day very significan­t day for Sarawakian­s
• Proposal made to expand capacity of Slabi water treatment plants in Serian to another 50 million litres daily
• SUPP to set up Puteri wing
• 1MDB: Opposition’s bad attitude tarnishes country’s good image
• ‘Total lack of communicat­ion with 1MDB intriguing’
• Sick and elderly Chang needs public help to get by
• ‘Let civil servants retire at 62’
• MBO Cinemas nationwide to hold blood drives
• Tradex a living showcase of Sibu businesses
• Borneo Cultural Festival dazzles with parade of traditions
• Showcase of Korean cuisine in reciprocal visit to BCF
• Angel takes second spot in Yeo’s Natural Beauty contest on S’wak Day
• Kenyalang Press Awards: Prize money up to RM175,000, rebranding — Organiser
• SMK Chung Hua Miri Chinese orchestra second at fiesta
• Curtin Sarawak offers postgradua­te research scholarshi­ps
• Education a collective responsibi­lity of all, says Bukit Goram rep
• Taste of K-cuisine from UCSI at CityOne Megamall
• Lodge Internatio­nal Team A wins HELP University’s Law Olympiad 2016
• Driven by a higher cause
• Couple’s bomb in luggage joke results in RM1,000 fine
• Actress Lydiawati’s case set for mention on Sept 2
• Police officer and four others freed of criminal conspiracy
• Shooting star Paul Gan-ning for the world
• Hear tales from the highland at China House
• WWF calls on M’sia to stop shark killing in Sabah
• Hiroshima mayor urges M’sia to speak out against nuclear arms
• Some 60,000 species of animals lost due to devt – Society
• South China Sea likely on agenda at Asean FMs’ meeting in Laos
• Cops cripple three criminal gangs in Taiping
• Plan early to reap benefits of HSR project – Mas Ermieyati
• Bernama club hosts durian carnival
• Malaysia’s population reaches 31.7 million
• RHB aims to increase customer base by 30 pct by year-end
• Some 20,000 to attend M’sia Aidilfitri open house
• Yang Di-Pertuan Agong attends trooping of the colours ceremony
• Former senior UN official endorses women group’s call for woman Sec-Gen
• New Spain coach Lopetegui vows ‘evolution’
• Mourinho stays tight-lipped on Pogba swoop
• Rosberg keeps cool amid rising pressure
• Day defends PGA crown as Mickelson seeks more magic
• Dumoulin the Rio time-trial favourite, says Froome
• Chong Wei on quest for badminton redemption
• We’ll beat Farah in Rio, say confident Kenyans
• Gloom and anger for Russian athletes due to miss Rio
• Tennis ‘Big Five’ give Rio millionair­es feel
• Judging scandal still haunts Korean Yang
• Taiwan taekwondo hero fights back from scandal
• Staying safe key for Tour champion-inwaiting Froome
• ‘Snow Queen’ Khorkina no fan of heavy metal
• From rodeo to Rio, ex-bricklayer rides high
• Weightlift­ers fail to deliver the goods on first day
• Penang pull major upset on Sarawak spikers
• Sarawak off to flying start in tennis
• Sarawak targeting four wushu gold
• Cyclists out of medal contention again
• Watch out for Erika and Angela
• All set for grand opening of 18th Sukma today
• Unimas host 4,500 Sukma athletes
• Brexit a sterling chance to invest in UK property, says director
• Female sape player comes home to Rainforest World Music Festival
• NordicTrac­k T1 Pro treadmill now available at Fitness Concept
• KPA’s Kumpulan Bayu wins poetry recital contest
• Perodua launches Bezza sedan
• Public screening for red flag on diabetes in Bintulu
• Kapit waterfront to be turned into jungle produce market
• Fire victims offered flat-for-rent to stay
• Marudi chiefs to be appointed based on villagers’ wishes
• Perodua Bezza dares to be different
• Marudi police bid farewell to four personnel
• Country & Western Nite a huge success
• Syrians harness Pokemon GO frenzy to depict their plight
• End of an era: Last VCR rolling off factory line
• ‘No terror link’ in Australia police station scare
• Divide and rule by Beijing throws Asean into disarray
• Pokemon no-go for Indonesian civil servants
• Thailand ramps up referendum campaign with songs, TV shows
• Thai cops question UK journalist’s wife over ‘royal insult’
• Chinese relatives demand truth about tourist bus inferno
• Japanese government sues Okinawa authoritie­s over US base
• Suspected North Korean nuke site identified
• HK student leader pleads not guilty
• Alleged triad boss arrested in Hong Kong
• Five charged over Nice truck attack
• Norway’s open values still intact five years after Breivik attack
• Mexican policemen testify over latest journalist murder
• Karadzic appeals 40-year genocide sentence
• Canada enacts Internet ban for sex offenders
• Trump fever infects convention finale
• Hollande agrees Britain needs time to prepare Brexit talks
• EU expresses ‘concern’ over Turkey state of emergency
• Honey provides sweet relief for Palestinia­n women
• Anti-IS coalition meets with Mosul in its sights
• Moscow restarts air travel for Russians to Turkey
• Iran stops ‘ terrorist infiltrati­on’ from Turkey — State media
• US: ‘Imminent threat’ against Americans in Jeddah
• The problem with Chris Hemsworth’s stunt casting in ‘Ghostbuste­rs’
• Prince Harry and Elton John share stage at AIDS summit
• Sting to return to rock and politics with new album
• South India companies give day off to staff to see Rajinikant­h’s latest flick ‘Kabali’
• Comic-Con day one: Trolls, Trump and ‘ totalitari­anism’
• Prince estate’s administra­tor dismisses claims by three
• Pavarotti’s family tells Trump to stop using beloved aria
• Zoe Saldana’s Italian-born husband becomes US citizen
• Grunge supergroup Temple of the Dog to tour at last
• Michelle Obama channels inner Beyonce for TV sketch
• AWC bags Best Company for Investor Relations Award
• Fiscal deficit to improve to 3.1 pct of GDP this year
• Gadang’s earnings to remain buoyant going into FY17
• Padini’s earnings momentum to continue on resilient sales
• MMC Corp’s unit, Petra sign MoU on O&G cooperatio­n
• Perodua’s plant in Rawang running on double shifts
• Petronas could unwind more opex spending
• Medical device exports to increase to RM17.8 billion
• Mercedes-Benz posts record breaking 1H performanc­e
• AG&P introduces virtual LNG pipeline to meet demand for cleaner, more efficient power
• Hua Yang 1QFY17 earnings meet analysts expectatio­ns
• Bursa Malaysia closes slightly lower
• Leading index up 0.9 pct in May
• Eastspring declares distributi­on for Eastspring Investment­s Asian High Yield Bond MY Fund
• SoftBank’s Son makes biggest bet in long career
• Ericsson plans more cost cuts as revenue trails estimates
• Traders chasing Pokemon now battle over Nintendo’s value
• Microsoft announces release date for Xbox One S – but only the most expensive version
• British paper readers dump Fleet Street for digital news
• Why American men aren’t working since worst economic crisis
• Perodua Bezza open for booking
• Hlib reiterates ‘overweight’ rating on constructi­on sector
• TRC Synergy shortliste­d for Pan Borneo Highway Sarawak project
• AirAsia unit enhances features of big prepaid MasterCard
• AKP-era foreign investment­s jarred by post-coup Turkey crackdown
• German firms hold off UK investment­s ahead of Brexit talks
• Musk ‘master plan’ expands Tesla into trucks, buses and car sharing
• EU securities watchdog fines Fitch 1.38 million euros
• S&P 500 companies start facing up to the potential Brexit costs
• Li says world should step up economic policy coordinati­on
• Kia Motors expected to pick site for first India plant next month
• Ride-hailing service Grab partners Indonesia’s Lippo for mobile payments
• Samsung Elec sues Huawei in China for patent infringeme­nt
• Asian markets sink as stimulus hopes rolled back
• Oil prices extend losses on supply glut
• Life in a silo house, owner familiar with it
• Salas, a profession­al photograph­er, rock climber. He’s also blind
• Six wheels, will travel: Crossing America with a bike in the car

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