The Borneo Post - 2019-03-26

• Addressing bureaucrat­ic red tape
• ‘PBCs the way to go for road preservati­on, maintenanc­e’
• SFC lays last batch of reef balls in Miri-Sibuti Coral Reefs National Park
• DoE signs MoU to tackle environmen­tal issues in Sarawak
• Sanjay leads the charge for Miri Bintang
• Woman stabbed in the crotch, waitress arrested
• Trump declares ‘complete exoneratio­n’ A1
• HOME ‘Direct flights to S’wak hard as numbers not in our favour’
• BUSINESS ‘PBCs result in better quality of roads’
• HOME Four criminal gangs crippled in Miri this year — Police chief
• MMEA nets foreign fishing vessel, seizes 200kg of catch
• Cambodian job scam: Court sets June 24-28 for case hearing
• Housewife loses life-savings to parcel scam
• Infra Sarawak set to boost human capital devt of rural areas
• Abg Johari meets Sarawak MPs in KL
• M’sia closely monitoring open burning in region — DoE
• MP wants Education Ministry to handle dilapidate­d schools in Lubok Antu
• Ministry to continue discussion with Sarawak govt on forest-clearing issue
• S’wak yet to receive Tourism Tax revenue — Abdul Karim
• Women’s council honours PDRM for upholding law and order
• Ministry embarking on pilot project for solid waste management in rural areas
• PM: Govt committed to channel police allocation
• ‘Do not take threat of terrorism lightly’
• Dr M: 3 years to overcome financial, administra­tive woes
• Combating crimes: RMP enhances operation, investigat­ion system
• ‘No plans to buy aircraft from China yet’
• ‘Expo to promote smart city aspiration, preserve cultural heritage’
• Sarawak Energy affirms commitment to environmen­tal awareness, sustainabi­lity
• Long Terawan NCR issue: Avoid being too emotional, rep advises
• S’wak records 5.1 pct increase in crime cases
• Cooperate with us in keeping town safe, Bintulu police chief calls upon residents
• Engage local community in crimefight­ing, members of Marudi police force told
• Residents urged to work with police in reducing crime
• Duties come first, Kapit police chief reminds his men
• ‘Safeguard interests of respective tribes’
• Yap rues illegal extensions along five-foot ways
• Music society rejuvenate­s with younger, active members
• Miri hosts four-day MRCS National Youth Camp 2019
• A postcard from Curtin Malaysia
• Ministry all out to promote Sarawak to the world as part of VSC — Lee
• Biolux Asia opens Hydrogen Experience Centre
• Reject attempts to foment disunity, longhouse folk reminded
• Smart Reader helps lay foundation for child developmen­t
• Mass circumcisi­on event gathers 50 boys
• Parkcity Everly Hotel to hold Earth Hour Charity Neon Party on March 30
• Kampung Baru fire victims receive immediate assistance
• MRC Kapit achieves good KPIs
• Gandhi vows basic income for millions of India’s poorest if PM
• Xi, Macron hold talks as France seeks EU unity on China
• EU officials: No-deal Brexit increasing­ly likely
• Tau goals and Keet saves ensure South African qualificat­ion
• Serie A matches unlikely to be played in China in the near future
• Rockets clinch playoff spot, Warriors reach 50 wins
• James the hero as Wales start Euro qualifiers with Slovakia win
• Ulreich: ‘Neuer is a class above ter Stegen’
• V8, Sessang FC seal victories with late rally
• Casey holds on late to repeat as PGA Valspar champion
• Kim Swee has to break Great Wall of China
• Reach for the sky: Record scorer Folau wants more high kicks
• Fantastic Finch punishes Pakistan in Australia’s win
• David Warner fires on IPL return but Sunrisers lose
• Durham defend making ball-tamperer Cameron Bancroft their captain
• 36 athletes vie for honours in Crossfit Kuching finale
• Tyson Fury to take on Schwarz in June Las Vegas bout
• New chapter for Tottenham as stadium hosts first game
• Djokovic downs Delbonis, Halep battles into Miami 4th round
• India a class act with soft underbelly — Manjrekar
• Schulz seals dramatic late win for Germany over the Netherland­s
• Pedresen lifts Juventus women in front of record crowd
• Ko Jin-young powers to LPGA Founders Cup title
• Charges of cheating over Thai election results
• Thailand’s election results to emerge slowly, could take weeks
• Gates urges Afghanista­n and Pakistan to ‘get to zero’ in polio fight
• New Zealand orders judiciary inquiry
• Journey home begins for foreign victims
• Air strike kills 13 civilians, mostly children, in Afghanista­n
• Ardern to make curtailed China trip
• North Korea returns to inter-Korean liaison office
• US Navy, Coast Guard ships pass through strategic Taiwan Strait
• South Korea court orders Mitsubishi asset seizure over WWII forced labour
• No quiet rules at Indonesia’s flyover library
• Wife of vanished Chinese Interpol chief urges Macron to raise case with Xi
• Death toll from China pesticide plant blast rises to 78
• Teacher from remote Kenya village is world’s best
• Serbia marks 20 years since Nato bombing campaign
• Stricken Norwegian liner reaches port after airlift drama
• Romania to move embassy to Jerusalem, premier pledges
• More floods loom as high river waters recede in US Midwest
• Democrats on back foot, demand release of full Mueller report, documents
• Second student suicide from Florida massacre school reported
• Sackler Trust halts UK donations over opioid crisis outcry
• Egypt slams BBC for ‘insulting’ anti-Sisi report
• Mali sacks senior army officers, dissolves militia after massacre
• Netanyahu to cut US visit short after rocket attack near Tel Aviv
• Jihadists emerge from tunnels to surrender after ‘caliphate’ falls
• Nigeria ruling party stages come-back in controvers­ial state vote
• TV show ‘Workin’ Moms’ reflects motherhood
• Happy hour is about so much more than a mood
• Abu Dhabi’s Al Hilal Bank cuts 160 jobs
• Apple auditions for Hollywood: The making of a streaming service
• Jordan Peele scares, and scores, again with new film ‘Us’
• Peeking at dark side of showbiz in China
• ‘Better Days’ director Derek Tsang lands in world cinema spotlight
• Choreograp­her Bill T. Jones, a force to be reckoned with
• How ‘Endgame’ could set up story that’s just as huge
• Seungri blames whistleblo­wer, newsman for Burning Sun scandal
• Colin Farrell loves working with Tim Burton because of his ‘magical filmmaking’
• Taraji attracted to ‘What Men Want’s universal theme
• Neutral on DRB-Hicom following Proton’s venture into Pakistan
• SapuraEner­gy returns to the black with RM207.55 million FY19 net profit
• Petronas insurer granted excellent rating by AM Best
• Labuan IBFC continues to grow due to non-resident biz
• ‘Room for OPR cut even if potential inflation rises’
• RAM BCI shows recovery in constructi­on sentiment
• TMT expects to grow revenue to RM440 million in 2019
• Optimistic on MAHB’s new venture for aerotech park
• Airbus’ sourcing activities in Malaysia to reach US$550 mln
• World’s most efficient single aisle jet to make first appearance at LIMA 2019
• M’sia-based Delyva sails into more profitable SMEs via shipping
• B2B Commerce, OCBC collaborat­e to facilitate SME crossborde­r transactio­ns
• KL to host affordable housing conference
• Global funds make way into stocks listed on Bursa M’sia
• Bursa Malaysia closes lower
• Maxis’ 1QFY19 results likely to be weak due to impact from U Mobile
• Colombia’s coca growers face uneasy dilemma over crops
• The scent of soap making sudden comeback in Aleppo
• Fix to 737 MAX antistall software is ready — Industry sources
• Qatar’s US$434 million desert rose museum finally blooms
• Trump’s push for China trade reform draws wide support
• Ireland promises ‘substantia­l’ aid to farmers in Brexit
• German billionair­e family admits to Nazi past
• US economists less optimistic, see slower growth
• Boeing hosts briefing, looks to return 737 MAX to service
• Shadow margin loans make a sly return as China stocks sizzle
• ‘Flashing amber’: Stocks tumble, bonds rally on US recession risk

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