The Borneo Post - 2017-06-12

• Amicable solution to be sought
• PM agrees to let state use own funds to repair schools — Abang Johari
• Foreign chopper pilots to undergo compulsory training before first solo flight — Liow
• Yong: Foreign vessels ask to leave under cabotage policy
• PSS announces CM Cup for Sepak Takraw
• Gaddafi’s son Seif ‘set free’ in Libya
• ‘Schools allowed to accept donations from legal fund sources’
• Johor monitoring zika situation in Singapore
• Ex-’Top Gear’ presenter Hammond injured in crash
• Maxis’ continuous plans to enhance network in Sarawak
• ‘Bisaya event to be improved for better tourism prospects’
• ‘State Health Dept still screening passengers at KIA for Zika virus’
• Traders warned not to hoard coconuts
• Tourism Tax: See backs Abdul Karim’s stand
• Tax will affect local travellers most, says hotel manager
• STB upset over report of tourist guide in Kapit cheating Canadian
• Reviving the forgotten Kayan celebratio­n of Do Ledoh
• Keeping alive a legacy amidst a sleepy backdrop
• Kayan chieftain requests for govt funding to maintain ancestral burial ground
• Sungai Asap in need of overhaul
• MBKS appeals for public tip-off on illegal dumping
• Villagers want piped water after croc caught
• Applicatio­ns open for National Service training
• ‘Apply good things from old and modern worlds’
• Rotarians take goal of reaching out to less fortunate seriously
• ‘Appaling condition of roads needs PWD’s urgent attention’
• Muslims looking forward to Hari Raya but watching budgets
• SUPP branches to mark Sarawak Day with ‘722 Run For Sarawak’
• Temple treats devotees to vegetarian buffet at annual Maha Sanghikada­na
• Lebuhraya Borneo Utara Sdn Bhd brings Raya cheer to orphans
• SMC chief: Art a critical outlet for expression, reflection
• SUPP Kuching branch holds work party to prepare for anniversar­y do
• Thailand tightens border as region grapples with growing threat from Daesh
• Malaysia Pavilion visitors impressed with renewable energy project — Ongkili
• Kedah denies giving out 3-month bonus for state civil servants
• Muslims should always uphold sanctity of the Quran — Najib
• Duterte says didn’t seek US support in Marawi siege
• London attackers faked suicide vests for ‘maximum fear’
• Half the number of bodies from Myanmar plane crash recovered
• Netanyahu urges UN to dismantle its Palestinia­n aid agency
• Intensity grows as Warriors on the brink, Cavs on edge
• Ortiz brothers in arms as Tapwrit wins Belmont Stakes
• Mellower Green playing this game five after 2016 ban
• Injured Sharapova out of Wimbledon
• Germany hit seven, late equaliser saves England’s blushes
• Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Zambia suffer shock losses
• Anything is possible – Ostapenko
• Ott Tanak, Jari-Matti Latvala set for final day duel in Sardinia
• Will Power wins chaotic Texas IndyCar race shoot-out
• Bolt shakes off nerves to win final race on Jamaican soil
• Man overboard as Kiwis take lead in America’s Cup Challenger
• Lions get Warburton back to face ‘physical’ Highlander­s
• Captain Kane rescues England against Scotland
• Nadal most proud of 2013 comeback from injury
• Chastened Brazil to take no chances against Australia
• Emotional Hamilton lost for words with Senna’s helmet
• Lions bite back at critics
• ‘Dead woman walking’ May races to form a government
• EasyJet plane diverts over ‘suspicious conversati­on’
• Australian bodyboarde­r survives bump from shark
• Vietnam revokes citizenshi­p of French dual national dissident
• Notre Dame attacker a selfradica­lised novice — Prosecutor
• Ten migrants dead, 100 missing off Libya
• Three US soldiers killed in Afghan ‘insider attack’
• Arms show offers Japan venue to build military ties
• Indonesia’s ‘militant moderates’ fight religious intoleranc­e
• Iraqi girl reunited with family three years after IS abduction
• Sri Lanka makes first arrest over hate crimes against Muslims
• Australia to build first prison aimed at isolating militants
• Climate change rift raises temperatur­e for G7 meet
• Chinese conglomera­te threatens legal action against exiled tycoon Guo
• South Korean President names former navy chief as defence minister
• Venezuelan opposition rallies broken up by tear gas
• It’s complicate­d: Puerto Ricans vote on knotty US relationsh­ip
• Two Serbian ex-spy chiefs back on trial for Balkans wars
• Trump to make room soon for Melania and son at White House
• Sessions says will discuss Comey with US Senate panel
• Italians vote for mayors as parties gear up for polls
• Iran kills mastermind behind Tehran attacks, arrests more
• UN peacekeepe­r death toll rises after Mali jihadist attack
• Kosovo votes with war crimes court, corruption in mind
• HISTORY AT AGLANCE
• Millennial­s set marital woes to music in ‘Band Aid’
• Adam West, star of hit TV series ‘Batman’, dies at 88
• In ‘Manifesto’, Cate Blanchett delivers 13 great performanc­es
• Aslan second CNN personalit­y dumped after Trump attack
• More daredevil female characters now grace big and small screens
• Eddie Peng nearly loses voice playing rebellious monkey Sun Wukong
• ‘Beatriz at Dinner’: Hayek stars in film for Trump era
• Hollywood seeks to scare new generation with shark thriller
• Rachel Weisz recounts on-set riding accident
• Julie Andrews ‘100 per cent behind’ new ‘Mary Poppins’
• Building materials sector looking promising in the near-term
• UK Conservati­ve Party fails to secure government
• ‘Regional banks may keep lagging without Washington lift’
• Semiconduc­tor sales surge on strong demand for memory
• Keeping track of soybean prices
• Nearly 35,000 aircraft valued at US$5.3 trillion required
• Huawei P10 a stunning combinatio­n of technology and art
• Robo-adviser Wahed targets Muslim investors in US
• Introducin­g Asia’s first disruptive cloud platform
• What Malaysians buy online during Ramadan and Hari Raya
• US Fed to raise rates despite sluggish economic data
• Greek families left struggling after successive cuts
• Uber board to discuss CEO absence, policy changes
• EU’s border dwellers cheer loudest as roaming charges end
• Banks may weigh on Qatar, oil below $50 curb rest of Gulf
• Foreign bidding war for Rio’s Australia coal mines
• Rare public protest in China’s Shanghai over property rule change
• China web users take aim at property clampdown following cooling measures
• Sources: Western Digital to raise Toshiba chip offer in last-ditch bid
• Murdoch’s grip on power put to the test in Fox upheaval
• Puerto Rico’s tax dodgers hide in plain sight on every corner
• You’re going where? Going to Ann Arbor
• Feeling out of shape and fat? Start walking
• New hip replacemen­t surgery – faster recovery, less pain
• Why I have to move in with my best friend
• Sick and ageing ex-marine compensate­d for camp toxic water
• Ethiopian cuisine is unlike any other. Why?
• Chickpea and Artichoke Tagine
• Carrot coconut cake

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