The Borneo Post - 2019-03-19

• Unite across all faiths, end polarisati­on and hate — Minister
• Providing a cure for problemati­c projects
• Shiffrin ends sublime season with fourth globe
• Karim rips RTM over golf presser no-show
• Baby reunited with dad as Indonesia flood deaths rise
• Serian flyover ready by mid-year — LBU
• One man’s 56-year quest for ‘lost’ citizenshi­p continues
• Lucky day as fishermen net 250kg stingray
• Japan’s ‘Shoplifter­s’ is Best Film at Asian Film Awards
• Malaysia willing to consider issuing another Samurai bond
• SFC: Culled croc had human remains, believed to be of missing worker
• S’wakian to hang Friday in S’pore for murder, NGO calls for clemency
• Underage trio among 22 held for drugs in police house raid
• Duo latest to fall for loan fraud scheme, police advise caution
• Pan Borneo Highway project in Sarawak progressin­g well
• Dropping ‘state’ violation of MA63 — Lawyer
• Woman loses RM370,500 in Internet love scam
• Dewan Rakyat condemns NZ mosque attacks, expresses condolence­s to families of the dead
• Government yet to set floor price for scrap rubber — Shamsul Iskandar
• Police arrest nine men over dumping of chemical waste into Pasir Gudang river
• 12 Filipino, one M’sian terror suspects nabbed in Sabah
• Prosecutio­n requests more time as documents for Roger Ng’s case still abroad
• Dr Lee: Ambulance drivers must abide by traffic laws
• Minister committed to resolving issues affecting rural S’wakians
• Better days ahead as Lapok town finally ‘sees the light’
• Police cooperatin­g with Turkish authoritie­s to bring back Malaysians in Syria — IGP
• Second Malaysian killed in Lombok quake identified
• ‘Paraquat ban won’t have major impact on agricultur­e costs’
• Mujahid: Asset transfer restored TH’s financial health
• Stop taking ‘Nan Bao’ capsules – NRPA
• Crime prevention also the responsibi­lity of public — Abdul Aziz
• IIC hosts religious harmony forum in conjunctio­n with World Interfaith Harmony Week
• Forty pupils in Lambir receive new uniforms from Sibuti PKR Women, other donors
• MPP only catches strays, chairman assures dog owners
• Appeals court to deliver verdict Thursday on Najib’s four appeals
• ‘Proposal for minimum allowance for interns needs in-depth study’
• M’sians need to be patient, give PH govt time — Wan Azizah
• MoF approves RM3 mln for Foodbank Malaysia programme
• Sabah school ordered to stop religion-based segregatio­n
• Over 21,000 eateries nationwide fail to display ‘No Smoking’ sign – Dr Lee
• DAP members join Kampung Semeba folk in ‘gotong-royong’
• PSB may change support, analyst cautions GPS
• Gira unimpresse­d with PSB’s ‘recalcitra­nt politics’, says GPS needs to act
• Self-confidence helps young Natalie clinch ‘Little Miss Plaza’ crown
• Federation to hold fundraisin­g dinner for SJK Chung Hua Bako
• Firms hold CSR programme at SK Poyut Baram
• Bau District to have 97 pct electricit­y coverage next year
• Have fitness will travel, Penguang tells women, youths
• SMK Sibu Jaya’s ‘Med Kit’ innovation wins award at BIF
• Pustaka Miri hosts Visual Arts exhibition
• ‘Drainage woes at Ecopark to be over soon’
• Soswe to promote book ‘Miri: Then and Now’ at Pustaka Miri on March 30
• 85 felines compete in internatio­nal cat fiesta
• Sarawak Borneo Cross Country Rally 2019 attracts 12 big bikers
• LPU Autocons participan­ts hold CSR programme
• Dutch police step up security after deadly tram attack
• Team to trek miles to reach lone Indian voter
• Singaporea­n couple jailed for ‘worst of its kind’ maid abuse
• US Midwest mired in historic flooding
• Myanmar military court to probe Rohingya atrocity allegation­s
• Sixers beat East-leading Bucks to clinch postseason spot
• Ferrari blame balance issues for Melbourne performanc­e
• Flying Finn, charging Bull: Five things we learned from the Australian Grand Prix
• Disappoint­ed Hamilton says race was over by first turn
• Spence overpowers Garcia to retain IBF welterweig­ht title
• Bring on the World Cup! Wales believe after Grand Slam
• McInally proud after Scotland’s stunning Calcutta Cup draw
• Sarawak elite programme swimmers make a splash
• South Africa pin World Cup hopes on bowlers
• Thiem rallies to deny Federer sixth ATP Indian Wells Masters title
• Japan’s ‘Uncle Olympics’ fan dies just short of 2020 Games
• See you next year: PSL success boosts Pakistan’s cricket revival
• Sarawak to host 117th Malaysia Amateur Golf Open in June
• ‘Best race ever’: Bottas upstages Hamilton at Australian Grand Prix
• Afghanista­n beat Ireland for historic first Test victory
• Revitalise­d Bottas lets rip at critics
• Sibu needs another football field — Assistant Minister
• NZ pledges gun control as mosque ‘gunman’ sacks lawyer
• Hong Kong faces commuter chaos after rare train collision
• Mosque killer faces ‘unpreceden­ted’ sentence
• Cyclone leaves over 150 dead, ravages Mozambique city
• Dead whale in Philippine­s had 40 kg of plastic in stomach
• Australian teen who egged senator hailed online as ‘heroic’
• Indonesia summons Australian envoy over Anning’s Christchur­ch remarks
• China says nearly 13,000 ‘terrorists’ arrested in Xinjiang
• Vote banks and cash top-ups: Thai political loyalty up for grabs
• Australian family of suspected NZ mosque gunman devastated for victims
• Facebook faces criticisms for failure to block images
• Syrian man in court for killing that sparked Germany far-right riots
• Australian watchdog to probe broadcast of NZ gunman livestream
• Dealer who sold arms to mosque killer rejects responsibi­lity
• Philippine­s officially out of ICC amid drug war inquiry
• Macron considers banning protests on Champs Elysees
• Biden stops just short of saying he’s running in 2020
• As Paris demonstrat­ions burn, Trump tries a told-you-so
• ‘Clear similariti­es’ in Ethiopia, Lion Air Boeing jet crashes
• Report: Saudi crown prince approved ‘interventi­on’ against dissidents
• Thousands believed still inside last IS pocket — Syria force
• Israel court orders closure of building at Jerusalem holy site
• UN envoy says Hamas violently suppressed Gaza protests
• A sartorial double standard in the workplace
• Jobless millions to haunt India election
• Heavier actresses at last assume leading roles in TV, movies
• ‘Catastroph­e’, peak TV’s finest love story, drifts away as beautifull­y as it began
• Alexander Skarsgard says ‘Godzilla Vs. Kong’s ‘visually extraordin­ary’
• Cara wants to be an inspiratio­n to girls who aren’t normal
• Fans surprised as Raymond Lam announces return to TVB
• Seungri’s nightclub had corrupt ties with police
• Jackie Chan, Wu Jing to star in mountain climbing thriller
• ‘Captain Marvel’ stays atop North American box office
• Puerto Rican star iLe confronts rape culture with defiant new song
• Ezra’s working on ‘darker’ script from ‘The Flash’ movie
• Haley Lu initially turned down ‘Five Feet Apart’
• Keira Knightley keen to try hand at directing in future
• Next ‘Wonder Woman’ not a sequel, says producer Charles Roven
• ‘King of Surf Guitar’ Dick Dale dead at 81
• Sabah’s ASB plans to expand into LNG segment
• Dayang to post more ‘normalised’ levels of profits for 1Q19
• Green bonds gain traction as responsibl­e investing takes centre stage
• InvestKL attracts 12 MNCs in 2018, records RM2.3 bln investment­s
• Improving prospects at Sapura Energy after share overhang resolution
• Offshore investors mark fifth straight week of exiting Malaysia
• TM banks on new biz plan to drive stronger financial performanc­e
• Asean Property Awards honour top notch of property sector
• Malaysia ranks 2nd in Southeast Asia for trade connectivi­ty
• Airbus to highlight full range of products, services at Lima 2019
• Takaful sees resilient growth in Malaysia amid evolving landscape
• Ekuinas acquires 40 pct stake in Exabytes for RM44 million
• KL shares end mixed, CI up 10.4 pts
• New owner vows to make A&W Malaysia great again
• Affin upbeat on 2019 prospect
• California’s mentally ill homeless need place of their own to heal
• 737 MAX disaster pushes Boeing into crisis mode
• Bucking the crisis, Greek microbrewe­ries bubble to the fore
• Germany’s top banks merger to create national ‘champion’
• Fed to hold fire on interest rates as world economy slows
• Ford to slash over 5,000 German jobs in European overhaul
• Brazil airport auction tests investor confidence in Bolsonaro
• IDB is first multilater­al lender to recognize envoy of Venezuela’s Guaido
• S&P upgrades Portugal’s debt rating, citing budget surpluses
• New Zealand firms consider pulling ads from social media after mass shooting
• Bailed-out Bahrain has little room for manoeuvre
• Asia markets extend rally as eyes turn to Fed meeting
• Tokyo stocks advance on optimism over US-China trade row

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