The Borneo Post - 2018-03-27

• Abg Johari warns opposition not to meddle in state’s affairs
• Fine: RM500,000 Jail: 10 years
• German who lost his belongings praises police for helping him
• No to postal voting applicatio­n after parliament dissolves — EC
• Cricket’s heart broken in Australia
• CM pledges RM100,000 for setting up SPI
• New Kuching OCPD plans changes to achieve excellence
• 64 dead in Russian shopping mall inferno
• Para athletes carry on despite no incentive
• Report informatio­n on child abuse or face imprisonme­nt
• ‘Deadpool 2’ signals weird future for X-Men Universe
• Uber confirms sale of SEA business to Grab
• Police nab 40 in illegal gambling blitz across state
• Works to build new Matang police station to start soon
• RM7.1 bln Supplement­ary Supply Bill 2018 approved
• EC: Employees of nine department­s, agencies can apply for postal voting
• ‘Action taken against mountain guides for political expression apt’
• State BN Youth to lead battle for big GE14 win
• Sawas’ long-term benefits outweigh high start-up cost — Assistant minister
• NTP hailed as catalyst of Sarawak’s rural, coastal devt
• ‘Lim bought bungalow at below market price’
• Prime Minister Najib, two others succeed in stopping GANT1
• Ex-Malaysian envoy’s article full of wild, unsubstant­iated accusation­s – Anifah
• Govt wants to ensure people have own homes
• Abandoned houses pose crime risk, health hazard — Datuk Bandar
• Ensure Sadong Jaya remain BN stronghold, Awg Tengah tells PBB election machinery
• Marudi cops praised for commendabl­e performanc­e throughout 2017, advised to maintain discipline
• Man pleads guilty to drug abuse, fined RM2,900
• Dr Rundi leads delegation in Batang Ai hydro-dam visit
• Community College Sibu ready to welcome new trainees
• 1,690 sign up for MIV programme since launch in Feb 2016
• Bus stop shed for SJK(C) Chung Hua Krokop Miri completed
• Agencies hold ICT workshop for teachers from Kuching, Padawan, Samarahan
• ‘MoU between SUPP, UPP a step towards full reconcilia­tion’
• Solve ‘non-Bumiputera’ status of Saban, Lakiput, urges PBDS Baru
• Masing supports anti-fake news bill
• Pakatan wants Anti-Fake News Bill 2018 withdrawn in Parliament
• DAP man appeals to all Sarawak MPs to oppose anti-fake news bill
• NGOs advised to manage government grants well to benefit people
• Grassroots leaders reminded of loyalty, sincerity, honesty to PDP
• ACCCIS sets up six-member socio-economic research committee
• PBB, SUPP members in Miri maintain great relations — Ting
• Always take care of your health — Deputy Resident
• Samsung fully supports WWF Malaysia’s ‘Earth Hour Night Walk’ programme
• SGH receives 15 new wheelchair­s from Pending assemblywo­man
• SUPP Women hosts community project for elderly in Bukit Assek
• Look to army veterans to fill security vacancies — Rep
• MP: Important to tailor devt projects to people’s needs
• Zumba instructor­s dance to raise funds for Special Olympics Borneo
• MCCCI Youth to hold talk on EPS and cashless system next month
• Pullman Miri committed to smart energy conservati­on, says hotel manager
• Utilise government digital facilities to transform state’s economy, says Lee
• Residents Committee patrol teams help keep crime in check
• SRDC commended for public engagement
• Smart Reader opens Sun Rise Garden centre
• NGO channels aid from donors to needy elderly man
• State library to hold second ‘Juh Nambah Ilmu’
• Freviarra wins Pekit Kumang Raban Ngepan Iban 2018
• Rate of repeat crimes among ex-convicts in Malaysia low – DPM
• Frequently asked questions on Anti-Fake News Bill 2018
• ‘Requests for additional UTK, VAT 69 commando personnel under study’
• Health Ministry’s strategic plan impacts delivery of health services — Subramania­m
• Thai police nab four Malaysians linked to Dubai-based ‘Macau Scam’ syndicate
• Selangor Sultan wants federal and state govts to finalise takeover of water concession companies
• Internatio­nal media asked to give balanced, fair report
• Ministry outlines recommenda­tions to prevent fatal recurrence of children left in vehicles
• Action taken against 4,358 fake social media accounts since January 2017
• 411 secondary school students tested positive for drugs
• Mall fire investigat­ors say exits were blocked
• US expels 60 Russian ‘spies’ over UK nerve attack
• British Jewish leaders slam Corbyn for ‘siding with anti-Semites’
• 23 killed as vehicle ploughs into Mozambique party
• Two arrested over killing of 85-year-old French Jewish woman
• Brazil appeals court to rule on Lula’s latest challenge
• Checkmate or knockout: Chess boxing lands a punch
• Coach Van Marwijk chases first Australia win
• Butland relishes England’s World Cup keeper battle
• Forward places up for grabs as Spain take on Argentina
• ‘Repeat offenders’ Australia face scorn over ball-tampering shame
• ‘Smith’s Shame’ – Australia media slam ‘rotten’ cricket culture
• Ryder Cup skipper Bjorn hails recent triumphs for key men McIlroy, Casey
• Watson takes WGC Match-Play crown, denies Thomas world No.1
• Hole-in-one helps Ji Eun-hee to Kia Classic crown
• Pacers and 76ers make NBA playoffs
• Kerr says ‘no way’ Curry can play first round of the playoffs
• Cilic, del Potro reach Miami Open fourth round
• Stung Mercedes vow to bounce back after ‘one that got away’
• 48 teams compete in Bintulu petanque tourney
• Liverpool’s Gomez determined to absord Van Dijk knowledge
• Venus outlasts Bertens to book Konta clash
• Rise of football in basketball-mad Philippine­s
• Wenger bemoans ‘age discrimina­tion’ amid uncertaint­y
• Woods at Ryder Cup would be unbelievab­le — Europe captain Bjorn
• Deadliest fires in Russia in the past decade
• 6.4 quake off eastern Indonesia, tsunami alert lifted
• Philippine defence chief says China sea dispute still a challenge
• Saudis intercept seven Yemen rebel missiles
• Egypt heads to polls to choose between Sisi and ‘rival’
• South Korea’s Moon proposes weakening president’s powers
• EU ‘extremely concerned’ after DR Congo shuns aid talks
• Puigdemont in German court after arrest triggered protests
• Uber exits Southeast Asia in new retreat from global markets
• On chaotic SE Asian roads, local hero Grab zips past Uber
• Taiwan scrambles jets as China’s air force holds drill near island
• ‘Drug lords use rights groups as ‘ tools’ to discredit Philippine leader’
• New life for Portugal’s oldest forest ravaged by fires
• Chinese Korean War dead set to return home decades after war
• Wife of jailed Taiwanese democracy activist to visit him in China prison
• Shanghai shelves plan to revoke ‘hukou’ of foreign residency holders
• Afghan mum cradling baby during university exam goes viral
• Nigerian girls reunited with families after Boko Haram kidnapping
• US rally organisers vow no letup in gun control campaign
• Lawyers decline Trump legal team invite
• Turkey detains students after Erdogan ‘ terrorist’ rebuke
• Israel strikes Hamas in Gaza for second day
• Four killed in Mogadishu car bomb attack
• Celebrity chef accused of ‘extraordin­ary’ sexual harassment
• McDonald’s wants deal in case that risks joint employer ruling
• An ‘adrenaline junkie’ confronts Donald Trump
• ‘Pacific Rim’ dethrones ‘Black’ Panther’ in box office
• Lupita wants her own stand-alone Marvel movie
• At film expo, director Wong Jing lectures web streaming firms
• Hong Kong talent, film crews seek better access to mainland China
• Lu Han, Guan Xiaotong’s ‘Sweet Combat’ alienates fans
• Hudson on gun violence and her personal tragedy
• From the Clooneys to Kimye, A-listers mixed with activists at March for Our Lives
• Reese wants to work on universal and relatable movies
• Matt Damon on decision to adopt inclusion riders
• Tiffany Haddish joins cast of ‘Lego Movie’ sequel
• Four takeaways from Stormy Daniels' ‘60 Minutes' interview with Anderson Cooper
• Minwoo of K-pop act 100% dies
• Steven Spielberg confirms ‘Tintin 2’ ‘is not dead’
• Malaysia may be caught in crossfires of trade wars
• Sapura Energy’s second contract win in FY19 garners approval
• UOB Malaysia retains positive outlook on ringgit
• CPO prices to move between RM2,450 and RM2,500 per tonne in 2018
• ProeprtyGu­ru: Malaysian property prices on a decline amidst complex scenarios
• Internatio­nal investors upped the ante on Bursa
• US-China trade war will hurt Asia, including Malaysia
• Investors seek safe haven
• O&G risks arise from East Malaysian moves
• Pharmaceut­ical sales’ steady growth trend to continue rising
• APAO 2021 reaffirms Malaysia as a leader in healthcare sector
• Malaysian firm becomes the first in the region to announce IPO in US
• Foreign participat­ion at MIHAS 2018 opens up business opportunit­ies for locals
• Bursa Malaysia finishes on easier note
• RAM expects rating actions to remain downside biased this year
• Mah Sing allocates RM180 million for Southville City tiered interchang­e
• Leandro Erlich: Argentina’s master of optical illusion
• Virginia retailer built RM125 mln business on Amazon, pickleball
• Asian banks to boost plans to retain women
• Boeing completes Dreamliner family with first 787-10 delivery
• Mexico’s Chedraui buys Fiesta Mart to grow US Latino sales
• Americans less likely to trust Facebook than rivals on personal data
• Quiet business negotiatio­ns between China, US — Report
• French deficit below 3 per cent of GDP for first time in decade
• Qantas launches first direct flight from Australia to London
• South Korea makes concession­s to preserve US trade deal
• China eyes new oil benchmark with futures launch
• Asian markets suffer fresh losses on trade war fears
• Toshiba awaits regulator approval for key chip unit sale

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