The Borneo Post - 2018-03-26

• State to buy cargo plane
• Ministry supports state’s vision to embrace digital economy
• State deputy CP: Police on the lookout for potential troublemak­ers during GE14
• Memories don’t die — Police officer’s widow
• ‘Grab opportunit­ies that come your way’
• Puong Wei, S’wak finish 3rd in MSSM Aquatic C’ship
• State crime index down 12 per cent in first three months
• Stand for us or get out — Student leaders
• UKB a fast track for stateless persons to obtain IDs — Lee
• IGP: 389 arrested over Daesh-linked activities since 2013
• The Spice Girl set to voice own animated movie — Source
• CIMB first to have direct access to China A-Shares
• Be close to the people to deliver better service — Bintulu OCPD
• PDRM being ‘pak turut’ baseless – PM
• What matters is to win seats lost in GE13, pemanca says of candidates
• Sarawak can be country’s largest food basket – Nogeh
• Malaysia’s pepper exports touch RM400 million, says Mah
• Tabung Haji ready to use Smart Haj system – Azeez
• LRT to ease traffic congestion, says Abang Johari
• CM: Kampung Pugu beach can be a major seaside tourism spot
• ‘Initiate other means to uplift livelihood of rural people’
• PBB branches set up election operations room at Nangka Service Centre
• Lim Guan Eng’s bungalow corruption trial begins today
• PBB branches want CM to consider candidate of their choice to contest in Sibu
• State govt strives to help NGOs preserve cultural heritage — Lee
• State launches ‘The Colours of Sarawak’
• ‘Issue on export of swiftlet nests to China to be resolved soon’
• Vote Pakatan Harapan to regain state’s rights — Zaid
• PBB Youth ready to do battle
• Chong claims Abang Johari confusing Sarawakian­s with statement on gaining regulatory power in O&G resources
• Flood victims in Serian receive monetary aid
• Padungan rep baffled why number of voters in Stampin constituen­cy drop despite rising population
• UPP Pujut extends MAT programme coverage areas
• SFWI urged to recruit younger members
• Bau charity event gets support from Good Samaritans
• SMK Wira Penrissen proud of Nur Natasha’s outstandin­g 9A feat in SPM
• Govt will strive to continue BR1M programme, assures MP
• RRSS, RiamTec to be first education institutio­ns with own cashless system
• Sibu enters mopping exercise phase to keep rabies at bay
• SIDS rebrands to attract younger members
• Norwegian engineerin­g students on study trip to SEB power plants
• SCCS looking forward to more happenings under new team
• ‘Uptown night mart to open before Ramadan’
• BDA opens entry for Bintulu Run 2018, scheduled for July 22
• RM1.5 billion in special ASB fund for PDRM members
• Diving ops halted, SAR mission for capsize victims focuses on sea surface
• Man struck dead by lightning prior to fishing trip
• Foreign media reports ‘one-sided, recycled old reports’ – Salleh
• Zahid resolves internal conflict in Bagan Serai Umno division
• DPM: BN leaders should not be held to ransom by supporters
• Ahmad Bashah: Splinter opposition parties have short life spans
• MACC to call original Ijok land settlers to facilitate probe on land sale
• Muslim League endorses Global Movement of Moderates
• At least one dead in blast near mosque in Herat
• France pays tribute to victims of jihadist attack
• Dozens arrested as Belarus opposition marks ‘Freedom Day’
• German police arrest exCatalan leader at border
• US ‘Quad’ king Nathan Chen soars to first world crown
• After Olympic slip, Papadakis, Cizeron win third world title
• Warriors’ Curry to miss at least three weeks
• Sport pays price of frosty Serbia-Kosovo ties
• World number one Halep crashes out of Miami Open
• Wozniacki urges action on threatenin­g fans
• Miri archers return home to ‘proud’ reception
• Ultimate Strikers go top after scoring big win
• New Italy coach to be named on May 20 — Official
• Cricket scandal: Five previous ball-tampering incidents
• Perak exposure raises prospects of Sukma boxers
• Vettel stops Hamilton in season’s opening duel
• Australia in turmoil over cricketers’ ball-tampering shame
• ‘Brain fade’ Smith: prolific but flawed Aussie captain
• Rockets set record, put celebratio­n on hold
• Federer to lose No. 1 ranking after shock loss to Kokkinakis
• Supersub Smyth stars as Northern Ireland stun South Korea
• Aussie media slams ‘arrogance’ of out-of-touch cricketers
• Zuckerberg says sorry in newspaper ads
• Luther King Jr’s grandchild appeals for ‘gun-free world’
• Thai politics - No country for young men?
• Syrians await new evacuation­s in Ghouta
• Puigdemont slips out of Finland despite arrest warrant
• Austin bomb suspect called self a ‘ psychopath,’ congressma­n says
• Japan PM pledges constituti­on change amid scandal
• Do not be silenced, Pope Francis tells young people
• Pacific US military outpost eyes shifting strategic seas
• South Korea, US reach agreement in principle on trade
• Turkmenist­an parliament­ary vote spotlights president’s son
• North Korea ‘real threat’, requires global co-operation – Obama
• Muzzled China feminist group to sue over online censorship
• Portugal starts clearing forests to prevent deadly fires
• World cities go dark as Earth Hour circles globe
• Eight killed in Rio favela police operation
• Doctor’s own diagnosis drives quest for a cancer cure
• Poisoned Russian spy ‘sought pardon from Vladimir Putin’
• Johnson slams claims Brexit campaign broke spending rules
• Russia denies aiding Afghan Taliban in wake of US general’s comments
• US air strike kills 2 jihadist ‘leaders’ in southern Libya
• Israeli jets hit Hamas in Gaza
• Town awaits release of girl held by Boko Haram
• Syrian child footballer killed by shells
• On temporary islands in Africa, hundreds flee militia torture
• Forgotten comic revolution­ary returns to HBO
• ‘Three Billboards’ inspired students’ antigun messages during March for Our Lives
• Spike Lee to teach online filmmaking class
• Deepika: India ‘long way’ from ending mental illness stigma
• AOA Hyejeong’s agency denies claims actress is dating a magician
• Lu Han’s’s ‘Sweet Combat’ is turning fans away
• Sonam Kapoor and beau of two years set to tie the knot in May
• Hollywood femme-fatale Hedy Lamarr’s amazing double life
• Netflix’s ‘13 Reasons Why’ new warning video: ‘This series may not be right for you’
• John Boyega says reality of fame hasn’t ‘sunk in yet’
• US Fed raises interest rates for the first time this year
• BNM to launch revised takaful framework
• Economy successful despite uncertaint­ies, says Johari
• Astro’s adex a life-saver, content still king in attracting customers — Analysts
• Business services sector reaches RM64 bln GNI in 2017
• Malaysia’s rubber glove exports to hit RM20 billion by 2020
• Asia launches iCar Data, showcase trends in auto sector
• Sony’s Xperia XZ2 takes smartphone entertainm­ent to the extreme in a revamped design
• Lmall to offer M’sians premium online shopping experience
• #DeleteFace­book? Privacy proves hard to protect online
• Reliance merges music apps amid streaming rise in India
• Rising online luxury goods sales shift watchmaker­s to web
• Aldi and Lidl dig deeper into Britain’s grocery market
• SF Fed’s Williams front-runner for NY Fed post — WSJ
• Waymo CEO says its tech would have handled Uber self-driving incident safely
• Ride-hailing apps run Indonesian tuk-tuks off road
• China renews pledges to open economy, protect IP rights
• A month after PNG quake, cash-strapped govt struggles to help the hardest-hit
• Lanka IOC raises retail prices to cut losses
• Trump fan would like to ‘Buy American.’ Why doesn’t he ?
• Where are you going? To Sacramento city
• A rare disease with no cure, family trying to find one
• Obese people have shorter, sicker life with heart disease
• Sugary drinks linked to an increased risk of death

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