The Borneo Post - 2018-10-03

• Engaging WHO help an option
• Rise in drug addiction, traffickin­g a serious cause for concern, needs to be stopped — Fatimah
• Heavy rains expected in next five months — Uggah
• Wilder calls out ‘coward’ Joshua
• ‘Transport subsidy system up for review’
• Ministry turns to anchor farms to help farmers
• Palu quake death toll rises to 1,234
• After getting punched, Lohan says do ‘whatever it takes’
• Petronas reaches FID on LNG Canada
• Vets-turned-entreprene­urs launch new A2 milk product
• ICT Expo set for Nov 2-4 at Miri Stadium
• Snatch suspect gets a dose of street justice
• Macau scam: Sibu records RM2.2 million in losses year-to-date
• Road bully filmed by victim sentenced to 7 years’ jail, caning
• Hazland: Don’t be swayed by ‘outside’ parties
• DCM: Govt’s efforts reflect determinat­ion in fighting rabies
• Minister calls for full support for Gabungan Parti Sarawak
• Kuching wins bid to host congress on primatolog­y in 2022
• Rep reminds Kapit folk to be wary of rabies
• DVS to hold free mass anti-rabies vaccinatio­n in Sarikei tomorrow
• Coffee shop operators advised against feeding strays
• Malaysia will return to bygone era of Asian Tiger — PM
• Malaysian Immigratio­n passes, visas get facelift, security upgrades
• ‘13.7 mln Malaysian workers do not have social security protection’
• DCM: River transporta­tion still vital in Sarawak
• Sarawak needs to maximise benefits from its natural resources — Masing
• Council launches official social media pages, online contacts
• 20 couples complete marriage course
• ‘Health workers must be dynamic, have trust, integrity’
• Minister: FTRoadpedi­a tour a viable way to assess Pan Borneo Highway progress
• All are responsibl­e in stopping graft – Talib
• House-techno maestro Arzuk to heat up WAK 2018 closing week
• Activist suggests creation of special committee to analyse juvenile delinquenc­y
• 13 roads to close for parade rehearsal
• Lawyer Muhammad Shafee’s case set for mention on October 8
• Lorry driver charged with rape, murder remanded further
• Voter fails in bid to stop PD by-election
• Three men fined, placed under supervisio­n for taking drugs
• Pandikar Amin, Roosme submit preliminar­y objection on RUU355
• Maxis gives RM25,000 in support of conserving endangered wildlife
• Petroleum ladies celebrate Diwali
• ‘Festival Tari’ to gather varsity students from all across Borneo
• Milo’s Activ Jam Senam Aerobik targets school-goers
• No crocodiles
• Over 400 at Sarawak Deaf Schools Alumni reunion
• UPM Bintulu campus to hold Internatio­nal Summer School programme
• KFC Malaysia launches Zinger Waffle Burger
• At least 13 dead in suicide attack on Afghan election rally
• Laser pioneers win Nobel Physics Prize
• Melania kicks off Africa tour in Ghana
• Myanmar’s neighbours urge accountabi­lity for Rakhine violence
• Bomb kills child, injures nine others in Kolkata
• West Indies tests chance for India to fix opening woes
• Fury vows to make ‘lemonade out of lemon’ Wilder
• Pakistan, India square off over botched cricket agreement
• New Kangaroos skipper suspended after drink-driving charge
• Messi back at Wembley looking to make up for lost time
• With shades of Neymar, English teen Sancho becomes ‘weapon’ for Dortmund
• Reborn Sturridge an extra weapon in Liverpool’s armoury
• Barca clash has special meaning for Spurs boss Pochettino
• Australia football body adopts reforms after FIFA threat
• Some ‘care more than others’ about Man Utd crisis — Mourinho
• Guardiola says Manchester City face ‘five finals’ in Europe
• David Luiz ‘confused’ under Conte, says Chelsea boss Sarri
• Aguero can beat Premier League goals record, says teammate
• Re-energised Djokovic targets number one spot
• Federer focusing on future with new sponsor Uniqlo
• 14th Miri Swimming Championsh­ip to be held at Naim Clubhouse
• Italy lauds ‘Mr Ryder’ Molinari
• Reed slams US team selection
• Irving regrets ever calling Earth ‘flat’
• Osaka: US Open title ‘not the happiest memory’
• Abe keeps allies in key posts in cabinet reshuffle
• Spanish PM raps Catalan leader over unrest
• Suspected cholera cases soar in Hodeida — Charity
• Peace treaty no bargaining chip for denucleari­sation — N.Korea
• Nearly half of women at risk of dementia, Parkinson’s, stroke
• Turkey detains over 200 for ‘illicit money transfers’ to US
• Clashes at Indian farmers protest, at least 1 injured
• Oversupply of drugs in Mekong, E.Asia puts younger users at risk, UN says
• Vietnam ex-party chief behind harsh reforms dead at 101
• Chinese bishops to attend first Vatican synod
• China mounts publicity campaign to counteratt­ack criticism on Xinjiang
• Chinese destroyer’s ‘close brush’ with US warship in dispute waters
• WHO plays down risk to Indian children from tainted polio vaccine
• Nobel-winning therapy weaponises immune system against cancer
• Kurd parties contest Iraq presidency for first time
• Saudi Arabia admits coalition ‘mistakes’ in targeting in Yemen
• One year after Las Vegas massacre, gunman’s motive a mystery
• Former classmate says Kavanaugh lied about his drinking
• Chile president welcomes ICJ’s decision on Bolivia claim
• US Supreme Court opens term with case of endangered frog
• Schools shut in GBissau as teachers strike
• UK’s May and Johnson battle it out as Brexit deadline looms
• French police raid Shiite Islamic centre
• Young Britons more likely to stand up for women after MeToo — Survey
• Dutch ban electric carts after crash kills kids
• The movie ‘Three Identical Strangers’ changed how I parent my twins
• I won’t give my ninthgrade­r a smartphone. Will she not fit in?
• Young ballerinas being ruined by Instagram says star Diana Vishneva
• Cardi B charged with assault, endangerme­nt over strip-club brawl
• Legendary French singer Aznavour dies at 94
• Zhang Yimou’s ‘Shadow’ leads Golden Horse race
• Malaysian director Zahir Omar headed for Busan festival
• Cooper will keep geeking out about ‘A Star Is Born’ as long as you let him
• Kim Kardashian as a criminal justice activist? It’s OK.
• Kanye West says he wants to bring Trump and Colin Kaepernick together
• Tom Hardy: ‘Venom’’s the least comic book of the superhero world
• Nicole Kidman to be honoured with Career Achievemen­t Award
• Nicholas Hoult takes some time to figure out the pitch of ‘The Favourite’
• STA Council celebrates 100th meeting
• Government to continue SST informatio­n delivery
• Government investors’ congress a precursor to 2019 budget
• Efforts to place country back on right footing becomes pull factor to investors
• Sime Darby Industrial launches new NGH excavators in Sabah
• PMI reaches highest index since Nov 2017 in spite of trade war, SST
• Ministry to introduce comprehens­ive property database
• Analysts positive on RHB’s efforts to grow SME business
• ECS announces distributi­on of cybersecur­ity products from Kaspersky Lab
• One-stop centre for entreprene­ur developmen­t launched
• Malaysia, Switzerlan­d form expert committee on palm oil
• Cuckoo collaborat­es with Gegar Vaganza to search for new Cuckoo Friend 2019
• Analysts positive on IHH’s Amanjaya Specialist Centre acquisitio­n
• Malaysia to develop 30 new aerospace manufactur­ing SMEs by 2020
• HelloGold’s token receives syariah certificat­ion
• Bursa Malaysia ends higher on continued buying momentum
• Institute of Corporate Directors Malaysia launched to enhance board effectiven­ess
• Mexico’s dwarf wrestlers soar as stars against odds
• Now for great indoors: eSports gains foothold in Australia
• Fast and serious: Vietnam’s first domestic car manufactur­er bets big
• Sunk costs: Airports taking action against rising seas, storms as climate changes
• Germany to present plan for polluting diesel cars
• Trump hits Brazil, India commerce after clinching deal
• Bill allowing US to sue OPEC drawing renewed interest
• Egypt faces borrowing crunch as foreign debt market sours
• Ryanair cuts annual profits forecast after strikes
• Trump hails ‘most important ever’ US-Canada-Mexico trade pact
• PwC says more tech is solution for higher audit standards
• Australia expects resource exports to hit US$182 billion
• Australia’s competitio­n watchdog opens inquiry into forex services
• Pakistan cuts Chinese ‘Silk Road’ rail project by US$2 billion due to debt concerns
• Australia central bank holds rates with inflation soft
• China Hebei sets strict new emissions standards for steel mills

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