The Borneo Post - 2017-03-30

• Mystery of missing workers deepens
• Health Department hopes to see constructi­on of new hospitals expedited to ease congestion
• Government will not table bill to amend Act 355, says Prime Minister
• Attempt to bring in contraband cigarettes foiled
• Miri grab early lead in MSS S’wak 2017
• ‘The Pink Star’ diamond set to fetch record price in HK
• Rep laments high cost of transporta­tion
• English-Iban actor Golding cast for ‘Crazy Rich Asians’
• SME Corp ties with Bursa M’sia on listing pick
• Why motorbike taxi services disallowed
• Man charged with rape, luring victim into prostituti­on
• Posting of religious teachers to state temporary — Mahdzir
• ‘Don’t be easily influenced by news on social media’
• RM1.2 mln set aside to upgrade roads in Sg Sadit area
• China a good source of FDI, business community told
• Police going after scrap yard owners buying stolen goods
• Department hopes agreement to build clinical block, car park at SGH signed next month
• 41,836 households above poverty line — Fatimah
• SBC chief leads state award recipients
• ‘Boost capability to meet global pepper demand’
• Pepper growers invited to attend MPB ‘Let’s Plant Pepper’ roadshow today
• High Court fixes four days from Oct 9 to hear Maria Chin’s suit against Jamal
• Housing industry players call for master plans
• Bill Kayong murder trial: Four witnesses called to testify
• ‘Create support system for single mothers’
• Health Department takes immediate action after report of diarrhoea cases
• DAP: Why is Acute Gastroente­ritis outbreak in Pusa downplayed?
• ‘No problem with national-type schools’
• SK Kem Batu 18 to have six classrooms, new canteen
• Tiong: Special provisions proof of govt commitment to education
• Instrument­s used for trade must be verified — MCM
• 295 offences recorded so far this year, goods worth over RM751,000 seized
• Industry players told to interact with students
• Rural areas not sidelined in developmen­t — Entulu
• Penans in Ulu Baram crying out for rice subsidy
• Limbang farmers ready to join buffalo rearing scheme
• Dayak National Congress an NGO, never a political party, says president
• 1,200 expected for joint reunion dinner
• Two-day surveyors’ congress in Kuching
• DAM leads preparatio­ns for Miri Gawai Dayak do
• 700 confirmed for BFF Neon Fun Run April 1 – Chairman
• Biperoh Centre project delayed due to lack of funding, says BAK chief
• SJK Sungai Jaong to celebrate 60th anniversar­y
• Medical team conducts health, dental camp in Kpg Engkaruh
• Be wary of NCR land devt offers, longhouse folk told
• JCI Kuching to host Malaysia Area Sarawak Convention in May
• CCM, Unimas to hold Youngprene­urs Go! carnival next month
• Dog owners reminded to get dog licences
• Good response to Naim’s property roadshow
• Amhome Flooring holds one-month promotion
• Eat, shop and play in Seoul with Samsung while re-living, reminiscin­g Korean dramas
• Welfare associatio­n registered with ROS
• 53 attend PPD Tatau team building course
• 300 join Song’s multicultu­ral Chap Goh Meh celebratio­n
• Rosmah thanks MPs for supporting Child Sexual Offences Bill 2017
• Electrical wiring system of 50 hospitals to be upgraded
• Finance Ministry denies claims payWave card can be cloned
• CJ: Former judges should not issue statements without supporting facts
• Perak first state to place MACC officer in MB’s Office
• Asean to recognise biodiversi­ty heroes
• EIS may cost industries extra RM1.2 bln in cost yearly — FMM
• Individual told to stop offering ‘Valet Doa’ service
• Riot: Three years to complete study on proposed employment insurance scheme
• ‘Holistic balance vital for graduates’
• Thai junta seeks law to bring more order to Buddhism
• Bus bombing in Syria’s Homs leaves five dead, seven injured
• China calls on US to honour commitment­s to tackle climate change
• EU’s Tusk says Brexit will be damage control for both sides
• Afghan women swimmers defy threats for Olympic dream
• New Zealanders keen to ‘adopt-a-Lion’ for tour
• Push for bill tackling sex abuse after USA Gymnastics scandal
• Video replay aids Spain as Sweden foil Ronaldo
• Pulisic a marked man warns US coach Arena
• Loew frustrated by benchwarmi­ng Germany stars
• Iran beat China, Australia get crucial win
• Everton want derby victory for injured Coleman
• Stielke wants more from Korean forwards
• Australia bank on home comforts for run to Russia
• Rivals closing in as Ko goes into ANA title defence
• Resident bids farewell on the golf course
• Paddlers to resume SEA Games preparatio­n in China
• Pliskova, Wozniacki book Miami semi-final showdown
• Government hails role of MSS Sarawak in talent search
• S’wak improve to third with six-gold haul
• Former national sprint queen salutes Malaysia’s young athletes
• Sharapova feels vindicated, empowered after doping ban
• Brazil book World Cup berth, Argentina tumble
• Warriors hold off Rockets despite Harden triple-double
• Aussie media slam ‘classless’ Kohli
• Record Real move all down to Hazard, says Calderon
• Top-seed Wawrinka ousted at Miami Open
• ‘N. Korea could be in final stages for new nuke test’
• Philippine­s, China to hold direct talks on maritime dispute
• Quadripleg­ic man regains use of arm in medical first — Study
• Thai ex-tourism boss gets 50 years over US$1.8 mln US kickbacks
• Duterte offers authoritar­ianism as Philippine panacea
• May signs letter for Brexit with calls for UK unity
• Arab leaders seek to address conflicts and ‘terrorism’
• US-led coalition ‘ probably’ had role in casualties – Commander
• Trump moves to roll back Obama’s climate measures
• Cyclone-ravaged Australia like ‘a war zone’
• Myanmar stumbles on path to democracy under Suu Kyi
• Two convicted for illegal possession of ivory chopsticks
• Australia holds emergency meeting with China after extraditio­n treaty failure
• Nepal asks climbers to remove garbage from Everest camp
• Indian police set up security after mob attack on African students
• S. Korea media slam govt over news on ‘remains’
• Taiwan man probed for allegedly harming national security
• A-Bomb survivors rap Japan’s absence from nuke ban talks
• Afghanista­n plans to double special forces from 17,000 as threats grow
• Flint water settlement orders lead pipes replaced
• Floods in Peru threaten to sweep away rich archaeolog­ical legacy
• California prepares for war with Trump over environmen­t
• New York mafia family hit by wave of arrests
• Bodies of two UN experts found in DR Congo as violence spirals
• Hope for elephants as ivory prices fall — Conservati­on group
• Generation born under Putin finds its voice in Russian protests
• Italy police foil plot to steal Ferrari’s body for ransom
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• For Sex Pistol John Lydon, world was overdue for ‘shake-up’
• Nobel laureate writes disparagin­g play about Trump
• Taiwanese director Huang’s courageous tale of family strife
• Tsang recalls coaxing Shawn Yue to take role without pay
• Making ‘Valerian’ was childhood dream for director Besson
• Why everyone is talking about Rihanna on ‘Bates Motel’
• Lewis Hamilton plans to produce and star in a biopic of his life
• Clock ticking on Dylan’s Nobel prize of RM4 mln
• Bumiputera companies to receive 45 per cent of RM9 bln LRT 3 project contracts
• Sheen not yet seen for CPO, analysts neutral
• Plastics, packaging players to gain from capacity expansion
• Long-term positive on MMC’s acquisitio­n of Penang port
• Strong show from Astro despite tough operating environmen­t
• EY: Majority of banks plan to invest in new tech as market challenges persist
• New IPOs will drive Bursa Malaysia’s trading velocity
• VS Industry to maintain strong earnings ahead
• Top Glove’s JV with Fimatec ‘synergisti­c with long-term operations’
• Maybulk shares up on rebound in baltic dry index
• Asia suits up for future economy through IoT revolution
• IATA: Urgent call for alternativ­es to large electronic restrictio­ns
• Success of Naim Sapphire show units continues
• Malaysia-Shaanxi province trade to hit US$400 million this year
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower on profit-taking
• Highlighti­ng the crucial role that IoT Asia plays
• The fast rise, slow demise of the daily deals global business
• ‘Order ahead’ catches on; Starbucks victim of success
• AB InBev CEO loses bonus as earnings trail estimates
• The wonder material that may make sprayon solar PV reality
• Trinidad pushes for shift to cleaner fuel
• Japan high court rules nuclear reactors can restart
• Maryland Senate ‘yes’ to fracking ban
• Trump offers federal coal to industry awash in reserves
• US consumer confidence hits 16year high in boost to economy
• Tesla deal boosts Chinese presence in US auto tech
• Brazil says meat exports back in business post-scandal
• China telecom firm ZTE removed from US trade blacklist
• Libya’s oil output down 252,000 bpd due to armed protests
• Wary of Trump, China launches EU charm offensive – Diplomats
• Monsanto meets its match as Hindu nationalis­ts assert power in India
• Toshiba approves Chapter 11 filing for nuclear unit Westinghou­se – Nikkei
• Australian meat industry licks lips at post-Brexit Europe
• The illegal deliveryma­n who became one of China’s richest men
• Sri Lanka’s small tea farmers turn sustainabl­e land managers
• Costa Rican town fears the sea will steal new face
• New photos of panther kittens show Florida’s big cats are expanding their range
• Food security in Middle East deteriorat­ed

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