The Borneo Post - 2017-05-16

• Speaker rejects Chong’s motion
• ‘Take extra care against fire during Gawai, Hari Raya Aidilfitri’
• PDAM collecting data on negative impact of weekly oil price change
• Veteran Portuguese appointed national football coach
• ‘List out villages that need telco coverage’
• New missile ‘can carry nuke warhead’
• UiTM S’wak to initiate smart campus as part of digital devt vision
• Police move to weed out cops in cahoots with underworld
• BAFTA: ‘The Crown’ spurned as ‘Happy Valley’ triumphs
• Dayang’s proposed dividend a positive developmen­t
• Federal Court to fix date to hear Chong’s appeal
• More arrests, seizures as police continue illegal gambling blitz
• Landslide cuts off Long Panai-Marudi Road
• ‘China opens huge opportunit­ies for businessme­n from M’sia’
• TalentCorp denies Dr Ting returned under its programme
• SMK Sadong Hilir wins state-level ‘Forum Belia’
• National language a medium to unite people — Abg Johari
• KPDNKK to increase capacity of cooperativ­es to develop Co-op City and rural cooperativ­es
• ‘Enhance Selangau Fest to become internatio­nal event’
• Private hospitals drawing medical tourists to state — Abdul Karim
• ‘Chong diverting attention from main issue’
• Jamilah suggests Centex provide digital technology courses with incubators
• ‘Hold developers accountabl­e for flash floods’
• Logging to be reduced gradually to avoid economic, social upheaval
• Ibans in Daro may finally have a penghulu
• ‘Four flyovers to ease traffic congestion’
• Singai Bidayuh want their ‘Pimuung’ land gazetted as communal reserve
• Be lenient to smallholde­rs applying for work permits for foreign workers – Ting
• ‘State govt has no autonomy over immigratio­n’
• ‘People-centric plan key to socio-economic developmen­t’
• Jamilah wants promise of projects in by-election fulfilled
• Ting hopes new ministry can come up with Education Blueprint for Sarawak
• Deepen access channel at Kuala Baram river mouth urgently, appeals Ting
• Ting happy that proposed Stamp (Amendment) Bill 2016 withdrawn in Parliament
• Rentap wants govt to address medical, health issues in Betong
• Schools in flood prone area to be relocated
• Assemblyma­n appeals against move to close IPG Rajang Campus
• Lo wants follow-up on federal flood mitigation project
• Foreign music lovers praise Borneo Jazz Festival
• ‘No immediate plan for road connectivi­ty to Mulu’
• STU welcomes appointmen­t of state’s own education minister
• Yearly Selangau Fest needs permanent funding
• Federal ministry auditors visit Kapit District Council
• ‘Teaching is a unique journey, learning experience’
• ‘Come up with ways to raise performanc­e of teachers’
• CM: Various measures taken to develop fishing industry
• Trusan landowners appeal to CM to stop eviction from their land
• KAA annual charity sales and food fair on July 30
• Dennis reminds villagers to be on the alert for floods
• 158 receive awards from acting Pahang Sultan Tengku Abdullah
• No countdown this year for Miri City Day
• Unimas undergradu­ates attend session on financial technology
• SMC given time to consider new ‘Pasar Malam’
• Workshop ponders rebuilding Sarawak post-zombie apocalypse
• Dayak youths urged to help drive state become digital economy
• Len: Various reasons behind unemployed graduates
• NASB donates RM300,000 to kidney foundation
• Don’t let petty difference­s affect party unity — Salang
• Abang Khalid continues to helm Pekema Sarawak
• Bomba Lopeng praised for Eksa certificat­e achievemen­t
• SDGA Bintulu to hold various education programmes for Dayaks
• Work with other communitie­s towards common goal, Melanaus urged
• Nogeh wants farmers to tap potential of exotic fruits
• Company lauded for helping Long Seridan fire victims
• Gotong royong at Sg Baong Muslim Cemetery
• Amendment to facilitate setting up of fire-fighting teams
• Op Lavish: Four men including a ‘Datuk’ released on MACC bail
• Drugs enroute to M’sia belonged to fugitive southern Thai drug lord — Thai official
• KLIA Customs foils bid to smuggle in RM1.2 mln worth of tortoises
• RTD to enhance use of technology to check corruption — Ab Aziz
• Malaysia to open negotiatio­ns with AALCO to rename KLRCA
• DPM calls for diversity in council leadership
• Pulau Batu Puteh: Singapore to reply to Malaysia’s bid by June 14
• Pakatan Harapan’s promise to provide 1 million job opportunit­ies merely a general promise — Khairy
• Five candidates for all-women Antarctic expedition to be selected after Aidilfitri
• Heavy gunfire erupts in Ivory Coast main cities
• Putin warns of risks of government­s creating hacking tools
• US Supreme Court rejects case involving burping teen
• Foreigners barred from Singapore gay-pride rally
• Viet govt denies behind hacking of multinatio­nals
• Australian police thought dismembere­d body ‘a prank’
• South Korean rising star Kim wins Players title
• Pakistan win thriller for first Windies series victory
• Crash-hit Thomas fumes at motorbike drama
• Quintana takes lead after crash-ridden Giro stage
• City eye top four boost to mark Zabaleta farewell
• Hull City relegated from the Premier League
• Hoddle, Ardiles help Spurs say goodbye to Lane
• Bellerin backs Arsenal to make final push
• Pochettino foresees golden future in Spurs’ new home
• Real Madrid, Barca set up final day title showdown
• Kuyt has last laugh as Feyenoord take title
• Lavezzi denies racism as ‘wacky’ pose causes storm
• Hamilton wins thrilling Spanish Grand Prix
• Nascar driver Almirola fractures back vertebra in crash
• Force India sanctioned over driver numbers
• Super Rugby funk won’t infect Wallabies, says Hooper
• Good news for All Blacks as Dagg eyes Crusaders return
• Warriors rally to stun Spurs in series opener
• Nothing To Lose on victorious rebound
• Wallabies centurion Giteau leaves Toulon for Japan’s Suntory
• Chong Wei to focus on Sudirman Cup, World C’ships
• Gambling ad with disgraced Johnson sparks outrage in Australia
• Ransomware hits ‘hundreds of thousands’ of China PCs
• Putin says ‘intimidati­on’ of North Korea must end
• MPs throw out impeachmen­t complaint against Duterte
• Iranian opposition figure Karoubi to vote for Rouhani in election
• Palestinia­n president kicks off India visit with tech tour
• Italy busts mafia clan, Catholic group in migrant scandal
• India appeals to UN court to halt execution of ‘ spy’
• Hong Kong ‘Snowden refugees’ face deportatio­n
• Philippine­s to shop for Chinese, Russian arms due to strict US conditions
• Indonesian­s arrested over poaching, tiger skin and bones seized
• EU pushes Myanmar for aid access in northern Rakhine
• Australian’s sentence for Bali cop killing raised to 5 years
• Riding high: Toyota eyes ‘flying car’ future
• Moon’s win shows ‘longing’ for change – North Korean envoy
• Mongolia blocks former president from standing in June elections
• China releases British CEO of alleged milliondol­lar pyramid scheme
• Seventeen prisoners killed in PNG jail break
• State of emergency called after Cholera kills 115 in Sanaa
• Police deputy head sacked over botched hitmen tip
• Trump to nominate Callista Gingrich as Vatican envoy
• US appeals court to review Trump’s revised travel ban
• Trump, Macron plan ‘lengthy’ Brussels get-to-know-you lunch
• US lawmakers ask Trump to turn over any Comey tapes
• UK’s Johnson plays down EU spat over military HQ
• After tearful farewell, Israel broadcaste­r enters new era
• Fatah leads local polls in West Bank cities
• Israeli navy shoots Gaza fisherman after ‘blockade breach’
• HISTORY AT GLANCE
• George is the man at the centre of everything
• Upcoming US television comedies for 2017/ 18
• ‘King Arthur’ film revival proves a royal flop for Warner Bros
• China’s movie ticket king on what studios can learn about e-marketing
• Shah Rukh denies Abram is love child of his teenage son
• Cannes film festival: 70 years replete with scandals
• Alec Baldwin returns to ‘SNL' with parody of Trump's Holt interview
• U2 the top-selling live act for US summer 2017: StubHub
• ‘Power Rangers’ sequel unlikely
• Johnny Depp is to be ‘King of the Jungle’
• Titijaya formalises collaborat­ion with China’s CREC for RM575 million GDV
• Sanguine on growth as BNM keeps OPR unchanged — Analysts
• CMS reports pre-tax profit of RM39 million for 1Q17
• Russia, Saudi call for oil output deal extension
• Non-financial performanc­e must be given more priority
• AirAsia’s venture into China a good sign of global traction
• Korean companies forcing workers to go by English name
• ‘Belt and Road needs to reject protection­ism’
• World braces for more cyberattac­ks as work week begins
• Foreign net buying the ‘new norm’ on Bursa
• Microlink launches IoT solutions for flood mitigation, plantation­s
• OCBC Al-Amin offers saving accounts with highest-in-industry profit rate
• KNM securing investment in Thai bio ethanol project gets favourable nod
• FGV inks MoU with Sinograin to expand its China market
• MFPC announces new national council members, office bearers
• Bursa Malaysia ends mixed
• China to become FGV’s largest palm oil products importer
• UMW oil & gas to focus on domestic, SEA markets for FY17
• There is still a long, strange trip to ‘organic’
• Aussies flocking to Melbourne to meet booming job demand
• Workers say they feel trapped in Trumpland
• Heineken targets global leadership with new zero alcohol beer, taps non-alcoholic market
• RWE confident for full year after ‘good’ first quarter thanks to renewables subsidiary
• Lyft, Waymo to cooperate on self-driving cars
• US Treasury to play key role in protecting financial IT infrastruc­ture
• Western Digital takes legal action to block sale of Toshiba’s chip unit
• EU says investment deal with China urgent to support Belt and Road vision
• Some businesses in Asia disrupted by cyber attack, authoritie­s brace
• China’s economy loses momentum as policymake­rs clamp down on debt risks

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