The Borneo Post - 2019-03-06

• Whale shark was likely in Miri waters due to bubuk season
• Solving issue of ‘stateless’ children a priority — Fatimah
• Minimal dispute on MA63
• Ministry’s study focuses on children with special needs
• Soh to defend Sibu title, Kenyan joins the climb
• Hero’s welcome as Guaido returns home
• Stress, revenge root causes of violence against children
• Ex ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ star Luke Perry dead at 52
• Internatio­nal kite festival set to awaken sleepy Kabong
• Ministry proposes cap on oil palm plantation­s
• Fatimah: Verify authentici­ty of firms, individual­s offering jobs
• Exercise due diligence before accepting jobs overseas, advises Bandar Kuching MP
• Get tested for STIs regularly, married couples advised
• School administra­tors urged to support MoE’s initiative
• CM to declare open 6th Pesta Badudun, Buffalo Race Festival in Limbang
• Government drafting legislativ­e amendments on threats to national unity, security — Gobind
• ‘No activities in areas being demarcated’
• Malaysia, Brunei sign MoU on movement of prisoners
• Change in education system requires big leap in policies, says director
• Kenyalang still flies high at school functions
• Yeoh: Neglect of children can land parents in legal trouble
• Tg Kembang beach beckons those seeking a break from the daily grind
• Miri set to have new hospital
• First phase of pilot integrated rabies operation in Lundu a success – Uggah
• Musa Aman claims trial to 16 counts of money laundering
• Green Building Index course to bring green knowledge to Sarawak
• Socso to launch voucherles­s HSP on March 14
• Two men caught tampering with wiring system of house during SEB ops
• SMC: Many eateries yet to display ‘No Smoking’ signs
• JK-Eksport to streamline govt’s export promotion activities
• Two Cambridge-bound students in need of financial assistance
• Gobind: Announceme­nt soon on switch from analogue to digital broadcasti­ng
• Former Chief Justice Arifin Zakaria heads RCI on Wang Kelian
• Viet suspect to testify in Kim Jong Nam murder trial
• Umno Youth advises restraint by MCA, MIC over new political alliance
• UCTS bags four medals for inventions at MTE 2019
• Emart Matang staff free from TB, assures management
• Curtin Malaysia to hold Info Day at Miri campus
• Jln Semaba traffic woes may be resolved with new traffic lights
• 75 pct St Anthony’s students continue studies after SPM
• KTDTHB troupe shines at division-level traditiona­l Malay dance competitio­n
• Serian Secondary School ex-students plan reunion dinner for ‘Class of 1976’
• O&G player donates to fishing community
• Schools, firms, NGOs encouraged to do satellite shaves
• Developer gives 40 bucida saplings to green up SK Sibu Jaya
• SCCS pledge cards ready for collection
• University of Reading M’sia to hold open days
• Cave of relics found under Mayan ruins
• French customs Brexit strike causes major disruption at Calais
• Philippine defence chief calls for US pact review
• S. Korean nuke envoy heads to Washington for talks on North
• Soldiers to finish Papua highway after workers killed
• Ask Julia Roberts who should coach Real, says Solari
• Blades boss Wilder laments coin attack in Sheffield derby draw
• Fans line streets to pay tribute to 1966 World Cup hero Banks
• ‘It’s impossible’ – Spurs boss fumes over Dortmund’s ‘unfair’ advantage
• Bale agent blasts Real fans for ‘disgracefu­l’ treatment
• F1 implementi­ng Brexit ‘contigency plans’
• Kidnappers free Nigeria winger’s mother — Police
• Ferrari drops tobacco branding from name for Australia F1 opener
• Kuching FA face Felda United but Ideris remains undaunted
• RRSS continue to dominate athletics meet with eighth straight title
• Ryan Giggs backs Solskjaer to stay on at United
• Indonesian fans rejoice over plans for MotoGP
• Rugby chiefs eye game-changing World Cup in Japan
• Suns stun Bucks, Clippers deliver blow to Laker playoff hopes
• Don’t write off Man United against PSG, says Young
• Man City ‘much better’ than last year, says Guardiola
• HIV patient ‘in remission’ in second ever case
• Pakistan navy says it stopped Indian sub from entering its waters
• Search resumes for tornado survivors in Alabama
• Ex-Nissan chief Ghosn wins bail in Japan
• Syrian army mounts air strikes on IS targets
• Second death at Australian detention centre
• Israel bars 133 Palestinia­ns from Al-Aqsa in February
• Canada budget minister quits in fresh blow to Trudeau
• Pakistan makes it easier to go after assets of UN-sanctioned militants
• Cook Islands mulls changing its name
• Facebook to restrict foreign political adverts ahead of Indonesia poll
• Ocean heatwaves devastate wildlife, worse to come — Study
• Vietnam calls for ‘drastic measures’ to fight African swine fever
• Hopes dim for missing Italian, Brit on Pakistan peak
• Dutch recall ambassador from Iran in murder plot row
• UN chief wants to boost peace mission in South Sudan
• Chad rebel group says 7 killed in border ‘ambush’
• US, Russia military chiefs discuss Syria
• Democrat probe targets Trump’s inner circle
• Mexico government apologises for deaths of youths taken by police
• Judge denies expedited case for IS recruit
• US Senate set to reject Trump’s emergency declaratio­n
• Clinton rules out another presidenti­al run
• Brexit talks resume as deadline of ominous divorce looms
• Sirleaf’s son among 5 charged over Liberia bank scandal
• Survivor’s antibody clears path for new all-purpose vaccine against Ebola
• Vatican mulls request to open tomb in missing girl search
• Tanzania arrests 65 ‘witchdocto­rs’ over ritual killings
• How much to intervene when life gives your grown son a lemon
• Getting to bottom of a child’s violent playtime tendencies
• ‘Neverland’ film jeopardize­s Jacko’s US$2 billion empire
• Every Michael Jackson song sounds different today
• What does copyright infringeme­nt sound like?
• K-beauty meets K-pop with Kaja’s new collaborat­ion
• Judges applaud Viet singer Tran, a Clarkson wannabe
• Bollywood filmmaker rushes for Kashmir hero pilot title rights
• Stars turn out for Stella McCartney’s bid to save forest
• For ‘Rhapsody’ editor, a chorus of cheers and jeers
• Spielberg, Netflix clash on streaming’s eligibilit­y for Oscars
• Larson: I don't feel responsibi­lity shooting ‘Captain Marvel'
• The Prodigy icon Keith Flint dead at 49
• Khazanah sees return to profitabil­ity
• Trade war bites as Malaysian export growth slows in 2019
• Neutral on O&G sector as prices stabilise
• TEGAS Pre-Accelerato­r Bootcamp open for applicatio­ns
• AmBank wins National Occupation­al Safety and Health Excellence Award
• New Maceos cert programme to elevate business events industry
• A&W Malaysia allocates RM25 mln capex for 2019
• Analysts pleasantly surprised by Affin Bank’s FY18 result
• Sunway’s FY18 above expectatio­ns
• Good weather expected to bolster Indonesia, Malaysia palm output
• AirAsia launches venture capital fund in the US, strategic partnershi­p with 500 Startups
• January trade surplus widened to RM11.5 bln from RM10.7 bln
• Bank Negara maintains OPR at 3.25 per cent
• Seremban to host HOC & Mapex 2019 from March 15 to 17
• MBM shows better-than-expected earnings with parts manufactur­ing turnaround
• KL shares remain lower over US-China trade concerns
• CIMB’s FY18 results roughly in line
• Sochi resort offers local option for skiers
• For Russians, growing worries over never-ending cycle of poverty
• China says Canadian stole secrets; Huawei to sue US
• UK anti-slavery agency offers carrot before stick to businesses
• Newmont Mining rejects hostile takeover bid from Canada’s Barrick Gold
• US to end preferenti­al trade status for India and Turkey
• ECB to dangle action as eurozone growth fears mount
• From transport to telecoms, constructi­on urged to get climate-wise
• Turkish inflation falls to lowest level since August
• Greece prepares first 10-year bond issue since 2010 crisis
• China to slash taxes, boost lending to shore up slowing economy
• Australia holds interest rates as economy loses steam
• Cathay in talks to buy shares in budget Hong Kong rival
• China says ‘still lots left to do’ in US trade talks
• Keeping alive Japan’s ancient method of cormorant fishing
• ‘Shines with the colour of pearls’: Myanmar’s trade in human hair booms

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