The Borneo Post - 2018-09-19

• No need to go through parliament
• INTER-CULTURAL CELEBRATIO­N:
• Over 200 dogs vaccinated over the weekend
• Urda to implement over RM1.4 billion in devt projects over next two years — Masing
• 15 dead, 33 hospitalis­ed after consuming alcoholic drinks
• No plans for nuclear power plant, says Dr M
• RM9.6 mil for various recipients from CM
• Moon, Kim meet for third time
• Sarawak presents 6th edition of ‘Hammer Time’
• Emmy upsets as ‘Mrs. Maisel,’ ‘GOT’ triumph
• M’sia, Indonesia urged to work together to enhance palm oil usage
• ‘Bintulu events, carnivals huge crowd-pullers’
• Bersatu loses petition, court allows objection
• Couple, policeman killed in crash during storm in Perlis
• ‘PBB must pave way for state’s future’
• Masing grateful to CM for approving developmen­t projects for Urda areas
• Sabah, Sarawak status: If there’s a will, there’s a way
• Tiong chides Nazri over remarks on immigratio­n rights of Sarawak, Sabah
• Ting suggests amendment tabled in Parliament to restore status of Sabah, S’wak
• Rubber to surpass palm oil’s contributi­on to economy
• ‘Immigratio­n autonomy integral right of Sarawak in MA63’
• Uggah: ‘Ignorance’ about Land Code amendment puzzling
• Malaysia needs 38,333 registered childcare centres – Dr Wan Azizah
• Kula Segaran, Shafie discuss amendments to two Acts under Human Resource Ministry
• ‘Prioritise safety, respect the jungle’
• Talks ongoing with relevant parties to get Jho Low’s aircraft, says Saifuddin
• Viable solutions needed to overcome drug abuse
• Head of department involved in sexual harassment suspended for two months
• Call to restructur­e economy to create better paying jobs
• Sarawak Report editor interviewe­d, not held, Singapore clarifies
• Ministry to address shortage of health profession­als
• Jamal pleads not guilty to leaving country through illegal routes
• Lawyer Muhammad Shafee settles remaining bail payment
• Federal Court to deliver decision on Monday over question of additional judges
• Court strikes out election petitions against Sibuga, Libaran seats won by BN
• FGV CEO Zakaria resigns
• TOL holders cry foul over SEDC arcade
• Judicial Appointmen­ts Commission has four new eminent persons
• Associatio­n urges Bersatu to expand to Sabah
• Growing Bandar Baru Permyjaya in dire need of a health clinic
• Mosque, surau committees urged to be driving force
• PKR polls: Carry out campaigns profession­ally, ethically – Willie
• Don’t be ignorant, PBS tells Nazri
• Bintulu Tanglung Carnival attracts over 30,000 visitors
• World Pharmacist­s Day event to be held at Plaza Merdeka
• Charity Without Borders heads to Belaga with 4x4 clubs
• SST-registered firms told to be wary of legislatio­n details
• Kuantan club wins lion dance championsh­ip
• Melting permafrost threatens climate plan
• Bangladesh to move Rohingya refugees to island from next month
• Black US teen shot dead for ignoring police, court told
• Child deaths from preventabl­e causes cut by half since 2000 — UN
• Outbreak of plague kills two people in Madagascar
• Lack of Englishmen in Champions League hurts national team
• Bale poised for part two at Real Madrid without Zidane and Ronaldo
• Spotlight on Ronaldo as Juventus hope to get money’s worth in Europe
• Silvas step into De Bruyne breach as Man City’s European quest starts over
• Mourinho’s Euro woes add to pressure on United
• Tiger’s Ryder Cup return to cap amazing comeback season
• Sarfraz, Rohit promise blockbuste­r India-Pakistan clash
• Barca great Sergi thriving in China’s ‘crazy’ second tier
• No Pasaran: London football team sells out of Spanish Civil War shirts
• ‘Flop of Asia’ – Sri Lanka slammed after cricket exit
• Unlikely inspiratio­n behind 2019 Rugby World Cup
• ‘They can be beaten’: All Blacks defeat offers World Cup hope to rivals
• Fourth place and 21 gold medals with four days to go
• Japanese billionair­e businessma­n revealed as SpaceX’s first Moon traveller
• Philippine­s typhoon death toll climbs to 74
• 100 die in severe flooding in Nigeria
• Syria downs Russian military plane
• Myanmar generals accused of ‘genocide’
• Flooding wreaks havoc in US East Coast
• Abe eyes new term, reform of pacifist constituti­on
• Sri Lanka train kills mother elephant, two calves
• Kids aren’t all right: Chinese court jails man for two years for neglecting ageing father
• Hong Kong eases visa rules for same-sex couples
• Yemen rebels accuse Saudi, allies of targeting food warehouses
• Former president Kirchner charged in Argentina corruption scandal
• Trailer full of unidentifi­ed bodies causes uproar in Mexico
• Death toll in mariachi gun attack rises to six
• Video shows Cameroon separatist­s with decapitate­d policeman — Amnesty
• French, UK fishermen agree to end scallop war
• Poland banned from EU judicial body
• Pussy Riot activist out of danger after suspected poisoning
• Tusk suggests EU Brexit summit to avert ‘catastroph­e’
• Family gambled for untested treatment for child’s cancer
• Bonding with teen important, but don’t force the connection
• This ‘BoJack Horseman' episode is unlike any other the show has pulled off before
• Underwood talks about the pain of three miscarriag­es
• Christophe­r Nolan not happy with how his films appear on TV
• Mexico picks Alfonso Cuarón's ‘Roma' as foreign Oscar entry
• Grandson of Nicholson cast in Peele horror ‘Us’
• At China box office, ‘L Storm’ blows to RM123 million debut
• Questions hang over blackliste­d Fan Bingbing’s projects
• K-pop stars Zico and Ailee scheduled to visit Pyongyang
• Emmys fashion: White-hot, glamorous and political
• Mother of slain journalist James Foley says filmmaker took their story
• Top Emmys moments: A proposal, the Fonz and.. a diversity song?
• Pharmaceut­icals to gain from govt healthcare policies
• Earnings growth in the insurance sector to be uninterrup­ted
• Sime Darby Property in Dow Jones Sustainabi­lity Indices
• AspenTech positive on continuous growth of business in Malaysia
• Govt to reactivate MyPower as part of industry reforms
• Impactful presence for Hong Leong Bank at Invest Selangor Internatio­nal Expo 2018
• Investors return to Bursa in spite of short week
• Headwinds before takeoff for new Thai Airways team
• Exim Bank financed constructi­on of British University Vietnam campus
• RM500,000 at stake in CIMB’s 3D Conquest to unearth Asean’s top ‘digital’ talents
• Unit of M’sia’s Axiata cancels Pakistan telecom tower deal
• AmInvest’s third consecutiv­e win as Malaysia’s Best Exchange Traded Fund provider
• RAM reaffirms AAA(fg) rating of guaranteed sukuk issued by MRCB’s subsidiary, Puncak Wangi
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower
• Suffering Venezuelan­s need the US to stay hands-off
• How a restaurant owner survives Venezuela’s crisis through bartering
• US duties spare Apple gadgets but hit cloud industry
• Ferrari’s targets and SUV plans in spotlight as Camilleri takes the wheel
• Trump hits China with tariffs on another US$200 bln in goods
• Audi launches electric SUV in Tesla’s backyard, with assist from Amazon
• ‘Who broke the law?’ Cohn says in defending Wall Street’s role in crisis
• ECB’s Villeroy urges deal on bank resolution backstop by end of year
• Argentina presents austere budget for 2019
• Australia strawberry industry in crisis with needle issue
• China says it will retaliate after Trump imposes fresh tariffs
• US gives rare earths reprieve in revised US$200 bln China tariff list
• India, US closing in on package deal to remove trade irritants

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