The Borneo Post - 2018-07-03

• Baru Bian creates history
• Health D-G: Ministry, department keeping close watch on JE situation in Sarawak
• Petronas maintains it owns all petroleum resources in Malaysia
• Sarawak should have at least two full ministers — Academicia­n
• James to join Lakers in four-year, US$154 million deal
• Govt approves RM20 mln for Bau water treatment plant
• Respect protocols, Penguang reminds community leaders
• Leftist wins powerful mandate
• Cops solve Pulau Kerto murder with arrest of three drug addicts
• One Direction’s Liam Payne and Cheryl Cole have split
• Malaysia remains a success story — World Bank
• New Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq, youngest ever cabinet member
• Son of Sarawak DAP founder appointed deputy minister
• Chong’s priority to reduce cost of living, says King Wei
• Talib: Baru in best position to oversee infrastruc­ture developmen­t in Sarawak
• Abdul Karim: Why no Sarawak Malays, Dayaks in cabinet?
• Three more ministers to come, after being made senators — Dr M
• 1MDB Special Task Force freezes 408 bank accounts involving RM1.1 bln
• Urgent need to review certain laws, says Muhyiddin
• New federal cabinet line-up a big disappoint­ment — Political secretary
• Sarawak government to follow up on approved federal projects — Awang Tengah
• Sarawak committed to assisting orphanages — Abg Johari
• Band together to fight corruption — Talib
• All Sabah assemblyme­n sworn ‘New cabinet line-up a slight let-down for in except for Musa Aman Sarawak’
• Masing says looking forward to working together with Baru
• Fatimah expects new federal cabinet members from Sarawak to ‘walk the talk’
• MACC probe: Remand of MD, lawyer extended five days
• ‘Committee set up to properly examine long-standing citizenshi­p applicatio­ns’
• Monitor pig farms in light of JE cases, Dr Teo urges dept
• Ahmad Zahid finishes giving statement on 1MDB to MACC after 9 hours
• Zeti officially starts as PNB group chairman
• DVS: 12 samples tested positive for rabies
• Child marriage a wrong, unacceptab­le practice — Minister
• Marudi longhouses face acute clean water shortage — SAM
• Police nab eight over two break-ins at Batu Kawah, Siburan
• Kolej Sunway Kuching inks MoU with Kaplan Singapore
• No chopper crash, distress signal not from an aircraft
• Associatio­n aims to raise RM500,000 at charity gala dinner
• Sarawak Museum Campus & Heritage Trail Project achieves safety milestone
• SCGAA to hold Chinese cultural event
• Sungai Kandis assemblyma­n, Shuhaimi dies, aged 50
• Ugak reassures constituen­ts, party members, he remains with PRS
• Proposed new health centre gets ministry’s nod – Dr Teo
• Fajar Internatio­nal College celebrates diversity with Gawai-Raya-Kaamatan do
• Health Clinic tops list of reps’ developmen­t projects
• Dept offers special bonanza to outstandin­g KRT
• Community policing associatio­n welcomes Ops Harapan launch
• Pupils get to know what ‘wakaf’ is
• Miss BDCF title up for grabs
• LBU treats old folk to Gawai-Raya luncheon
• Always work closely with your fellow villagers, tuai rumah advised
• Miri to host inaugural conference on diabetes in Borneo, attracts 400 profession­als
• Malta detains second charity ship as death toll at sea rises
• Donkey in farmgirl getup wins Colombian pageant
• Indonesia halts ops to retrieve ferry victims
• Australia ends direct aid to Palestinia­n Authority
• China aims to outstrip Nasa with superpower­ful rocket
• Belgium charges two for attack plot on Iran opposition in France
• Spain blame game begins after World Cup penalty heartache
• Modric finds penalty redemption in shootout drama
• Switzerlan­d bid to summon spirit of 1954 World Cup
• Falcao out to issue sharp reminder to England in World Cup last 16
• No Zlatan, no problem as Sweden thrive on collective spirit
• Russia will need more firepower again Croatia in last eight
• No excuses for Mercedes after Austrian agony
• Hollywood delight as ‘King James’ seals deal to Lakers
• ‘We’re the Messi and Ronaldo of tennis’ Federer relishes Nadal rivalry
• From teen poverty to NBA stardom, LeBron lives Hollywood tale
• Over 210 athletes for Sarawak Special Olympics
• 100 golfers tee off for 14th World Bidayuh Championsh­ip
• Figure skating ‘Ice Prince’ Hanyu snags top Japan award
• World Cup penalty drama as Russia set up Croatia quarter-final
• Cherchesov: Russia’s upset of Spain ‘only the beginning’
• Verstappen wins in Austria as Vettel grabs lead in standings
• Park wins Women’s PGA Championsh­ip in playoff
• Froome cleared of doping, free to race Tour de France
• England hope different mindset will conquer penalty curse
• Serena slams ‘shocking’ treatment over doping tests
• Thai navy divers widening passage on 9th day of search for boys in cave
• UN chief hears of ‘unimaginab­le’ atrocities as he visits Rohingya camps
• Classmates pray for safe return of trapped boys
• Four dead, 20 injured in Mali attack on French soldiers
• Afghan Sikhs, Hindus grieve after suicide blast killed 19
• Bolton: N. Korea arms can be dismantled within a year
• Five more beaten to death in India lynchings
• Chaos in Merkel’s coalition after Seehofer offers to quit
• Hermits, marigolds and prayer: Cave rescue triggers Thailand’s spiritual reflex
• Thailand’s political tough-guy back in the fray as vote nears
• Indonesian forces to blame for Papua killings — Amnesty
• ‘Bag rage’ as Australia supermarke­ts impose plastic ban
• Japan’s emperor being treated for brain condition
• Japan to buy advanced US radar for missile defence system
• China completes trial of 21 over scandal-hit Fanya exchange
• ‘Defective’ security may have aided helicopter jailbreak
• Maldives opposition gets new leader
• Tanzania President shuffles cabinet, sacks home affairs minister
• Interpol warrant for Indian diamond merchant to the stars
• Man hurts nine in stabbing spree at children’s party
• US Sen Collins will not back antiaborti­on Supreme Court nominee
• Firefighte­rs tackle second wildfire in northern England
• Macron replaces Hungary ambassador after pro-Orban memo leaked
• AU summit host warns of ‘security failings’ in Sahel after Mali attacks
• Russia-backed regime reclaims more ground in south Syria
• Sudan opposition leader Mahdi blocked from entering Egypt
• US workers fear steel tariffs could be the final nail in the coffin
• British strawberri­es in a jam over shortage of pickers
• Russian women fear later-life hardship from pension reform
• ‘Jurassic’ dinos shake earth, boost N. American box office
• Michael Moore warns of fight to save democracy from Trump
• Ben Foster praises ‘Galveston’ co-star
• John Kransinski will definitely be in ‘A Quiet Place’ sequel
• China box office powers to six-month record
• ‘The Road Not Taken’ elicits guffaws over wacky theme
• G-Dragon discharged amid controvers­y
• Reliable source: Roseanne wants to apologise to Valerie Jarrett but doesn’t have ‘the right words’
• Sony Pictures to create ‘Jumanji 3’, which will begin filming next year
• Honestly, the world doesn’t need another soggy Drake album, but here, have two
• London museum to stage ‘re-imagined’ hit Dior expo
• Givenchy’s British designer to kick off Paris haute couture shows
• Marvel Studios head Kevin Fiege thinks ‘Black Panther’ should be recognised at the Oscars
• Thrones’ Sophie Turner discloses ‘bloodiest’ finale
• Tom Cruise hungry on stunt shoot
• Maybank cancels DRP due to softer market, to pay RM3.5 billion dividend
• Banking: Favourable policies boon to loans growth this year
• Mid-term review of 11MP will focus on restoring investors’ confidence
• Analysts: Foreign selling on Bursa Malaysia slowing down
• Government’s decision to maintain current IBR, ICPT positive for TNB
• Globetroni­cs to record 74 per cent y-o-y growth in sensor volumes in 2018
• M1 and M3 weaken, loan growth soars
• World’s top airlines, airports punctualit­y performanc­e ratings disclosed in latest OAG report
• EcoWorld’s 1H18 results garner mixed sentiments
• Global, regional growth prospects remain intact despite global headwinds
• Malaysia to maintain status quo on monetary policy direction
• Sapura Energy most actively traded in morning session
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower on cautious sentiment
• Locals lose out in Rwanda’s second-hand clothes war
• Gambling frenzy as scratchcar­d lottery craze grips Bulgaria
• In Europe’s east, a border town strains under China’s Silk Road train boom
• Menswear in vogue for luxury brands with designs on growth
• Tesla hits Model 3 manufactur­ing milestone, hours after deadline – Factory sources
• Trump blasts OPEC, warns European companies against Iran
• Can Saudi Arabia pump much more oil?
• Retailers Carrefour and Tesco join forces in strategic alliance
• Websites and online advertiser­s test limits of European privacy law
• GM warns US import tariffs could lead to ‘smaller’ company, fewer jobs
• Indian shopkeeper­s plan sit-in protest against Walmart’s Flipkart buy
• Japan business confidence slips for second straight quarter in June survey — BoJ
• Asian investors start week cautiously as China tariffs loom
• Iran eyes private oil exports to help beat US sanctions
• Miner Yancoal seeks dual listing in Hong Kong

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