The Borneo Post - 2017-09-18

• State’s first Agro Park in Sarikei
• Promoting greater awareness of cancer, reducing rates of late diagnosis
• Muhammad Muhamad Taib back with Umno
• ‘4 dilapidate­d schools in Batu Danau to be merged into two’
• Call to establish Miri hockey associatio­n
• Girl, 12, among three killed in two separate accidents
• Second man held over London train bombing
• ‘Ensure compounds clean to prevent spread of dengue’
• Nation’s foreign policy clear and consistent’
• U2 cancels concert due to security concerns
• SugarBun optimistic on pairing F&B with eSports
• PDP supreme council member rallies support for Salang
• Taib: Formation of M’sia benefits S’wak
• Mawan’s supporters gather in a show of support
• ‘Federal government ensures transparen­cy in Sabah and Sarawak rights’
• Part of paved surface at Fort Emma Square, Kanowit caves in
• Masing mulls using vessels traffic system as in London
• Meeting Trump or not, opposition’s narrative remains the same — Salleh
• Help out in health education — Soon Koh
• Regular blood donors urged to donate at least twice a year
• NRD makes it easy to apply for late birth registrati­ons
• Uphold teamwork, profession­alism, retiring Sibu cop chief reminds his men
• Pantai Damai PBB sub-branches told to hold TGM by Oct 29
• Parents concerned about safety at private learning centres
• ‘ PBB Pantai Damai all set to help defend Santubong seat’
• Pantai Damai records over 500 new voters since last state polls — Rep
• Over 5,000 attend state-level Malaysia Day do despite rain
• Dayak 360 Miri conducts charity work party on Malaysia Day
• Social worker Lim gathers donors to ease burden of cancer patient and family
• Mydin Samariang ends Malaysia Day do with a bang
• MRC Sibu’s ‘3-in-1’ first aid, blood donor event a success
• From a singer wannabe to a hairstylis­t
• Next phase of longhouse extension project in Ulu Sibuti to start soon
• ‘Explore economic potentials in rural areas’
• Govt urged to allow state Farmers Organisati­on to lead manage collection, processing centre
• Lions Clubs members deliver healthcare to rural folk in Baram
• Dennis declares open new rural road
• WWF-Malaysia lauds plans to make environmen­tal education a school subject
• Hole-in-heart girl needs assistance – Hope Place
• Patriotism not just about flying national, state flags, Marudi folk reminded
• Amalgamate­d Plant Engineerin­g bags silver medal at CMIEA 2017
• Poultry farmer bounces back after suffering losses
• Illegal logging: Remand on five corruption suspects extended
• Indonesian trader seriously injured in shooting
• DPM: New committee needed to coordinate tahfiz schools
• King concerned about fire tragedy – Najib
• Tahfiz fire tragedy: Students to resume classes in October
• Terengganu conducts routine checks at tahfiz centres
• Mapim sets up relief coordinati­on centre to help Rohingya refugees
• World’s biggest beer festival Oktoberfes­t opens in Munich
• Far-right party to shake up German parliament
• Tributes pour in for Indian war hero ahead of state funeral
• Four killed in market explosion in Afghanista­n
• Man dies in ‘Buried Alive’ haunted house attraction
• Trump lets loose on ‘Rocket Man’ Kim, ‘Crooked Hillary’
• Nike’s ‘connected jersey’ aims to put fans front and center
• Billy Joe Saunders ‘ready’ for Canelo-GGG showdown
• Hamilton downshifts to ‘amazing’ vegan diet
• Pochettino ignores talk of Wembley hoodoo
• Griezmann saves Atletico blushes, Barca 7 points clear of Madrid
• Unrelentin­g All Blacks sound warning with emphatic victory
• Tenpin bowlers eye 10 gold at Asean Para Games
• MBBF is fair to all bodybuilde­rs — vice president
• Hamilton wins crucial, chaotic Singapore GP
• Leishman in command at BMW Championsh­ip
• Defence still Liverpool’s Achilles heel, admits Klopp
• Leroy, Elsa win S’wak ATF 14/U singles
• Golovkin retains titles in thrilling draw with Alvarez
• Guardiola calls on City to celebrate ‘legend’ Aguero
• Japan told to speed up 2019 World Cup preparatio­ns
• New York prepares for ‘Super Bowl’ of security as Trump visits UN
• Philippine army captures key pro-IS base in besieged city
• Hamas agrees to steps towards Palestinia­n unity
• Suu Kyi to address nation on Rohingya crisis
• Moon, Trump vow stronger pressure against N. Korea
• Are you a paedophile, Duterte asks head of human rights agency
• Thousands of Rohingya stranded in no man’s land
• To shoot down or not? N. Korea launch highlights intercept issues
• Abe mulls snap election as early as October
• Afghanista­n mulls arming 20,000 civilians
• Wife of Princeton scholar jailed in Iran calls on US to do more to free him
• Ex-Pakistani PM’s wife to contest by-election
• Nato to decide on Afghanista­n troop question in one month
• US attends meeting on Paris climate accord, still plans to withdraw
• Protest turns violent after peaceful rallies against cops acquittal
• Russia-proposed UN Ukraine force must not deepen division — US
• Syrian army, allies close in on Islamic State in Deir al-Zor
• French journalist freed by Turkey arrives home
• Nobody wanted to make this movie — Cage
• John Woo talks ‘Manhunt’ and returning to basics
• Li Chen proposes to Fan Bingbing on her birthday
• Shah Rukh Khan rumoured to star in actioner ‘Dhoom 4'
• Killers singer Brandon a ‘reluctant frontman’
• Claire Foy set to star in ‘The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’
• Angelina Jolie built ‘spirit house’ on set for ‘First They Killed My Father’
• Jay-Z salutes football rebel in New York return
• ‘The Simpsons’ actress finds her own voice in ‘Search for Fellini’
• Big Sean credits Kanye West for ‘changing his life’
• Songs about failure fuel musician Walker Hayes’ success
• Terror attack shakes London again, US sees signs of recovery
• Analysts hail M’sia’s commitment to improve ties with US
• DRB-Hicom, Geely corporate exercise close to completion
• Greek backtracki­ng on reforms may prolong next review
• Wearable tech to continue recording double-digit growth
• M’sia strengthen­s business, economic ties with Thailand
• Apple, Dell join bid to buy Toshiba’s chip business
• Waymo seeks delay in self-driving trade secret trial against Uber
• China bans winter constructi­on to improve air quality
• The FBM KLCI movement leading up to Budget 2018
• Samsung takes Note to the next level with Samsung Galaxy Note8
• Facebook revamps policy after report on antiSemiti­c targeting
• Serbian workers rebel against foreign bosses
• High-stakes election for Germany’s long-term unemployed
• AT&T weighs divestitur­e of Latin American TV assets
• Rickshaws to jump start India’s all-electric drive
• China’s Zhongwang, Aleris extend merger deadline amid US probe
• Real Madrid adds lustre to China’s wannabe ‘Orlando’ tourist hub
• No evidence ‘dreamers’ take away jobs
• Largest US refiner shutting as Hurricane Harvey hits fuel-making hub in Louisiana
• McDonald’s Japan sees store expansion after food-contaminat­ion scandals
• First bar for the deaf opens in Colombia
• Mental disorders, poor diets and tobacco biggest killers
• Keeping a steady, healthy weight as we age also helps keep blood pressure low
• Treating insomnia first could be one way of treating mental health problems
• Man gets cyanide poisoning from apricot kernel remedy — Report
• Do you want to be an adventure tour leader?

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