The Borneo Post - 2021-10-25

• No room for Bersatu in state election
• Melaka polls: Khairy invokes Act 342, says political gatherings not allowed
• Melaka polls: BN should decide fast whether it wants to cooperate with PN — Azmin
• Rep baffled at deferment of 2nd reading of Bill to restore equal status of Sabah, S’wak
• Deferment of constituti­onal amendment a disappoint­ment, says parliament­arian
• MA63: Sabah hopes its claims considered in amending constituti­on
• Ipoh chemistry teacher wins Global Teacher Award 2021
• New SNAP throws support behind PSB
• Khairy leads Malaysian delegation to 72nd WPRCM in Japan
• Is it 42 or 222? Khairy urged to clarify inconsiste­nt Covid-19 death data
• PSB hopes for state polls to bring about significan­t change — Soon Koh
• Contractor­s charged with LAD encouraged to refer to lawyer
• Wee: RM300 Monsoon Season Aid for rubber smallholde­rs to be paid in November
• Mamat Khalid laid to rest
• GPS not involved in 15th Melaka state election, says Fadillah
• What happened to Cabinet review of cabotage policy, Guan Eng asks Ka Siong
• APM mulls proposal to set up honorary, associate officers council
• Bomba to purchase 150 CFRT to serve remote areas
• Tegas welcomes 5 social enterprise­s to second batch of SIA programme
• PBDS Baru has picked candidates for state election — President
• Covid-19: Sarawak recorded nine fatalities from Oct 16 to 23
• Johor govt to partner with petrol stations to market local products
• Mosti helping B40 group through gelam tree oil production project
• Beluran tamu to be upgraded next May – Minister
• Beluran farmers, residents receive RM100 Nafas aid
• Traffic violations: Always monitor children’s activities, parents told
• Possible five-cornered fight in Marudi, says PKR man
• S’wakians lauded for reaching out to needy folk during pandemic
• Lorry driver high on drugs stopped at Skudai Toll Plaza
• Modest preparatio­ns for Deepavali in Negeri Sembilan
• Forest skywalk provides panoramic view of KL
• 40 years in the charcoal market and still going strong
• Group presses for PDP man to be candidate for Pakan
• Miri Buddhist society gets RM200,000 Unifor allocation
• Wee encourages more to sign up for EPF’s i-Saraan programme
• Northern Taiwan hit by ‘strongest quake of year’
• Hong Kong Marathon runners forced to change, cover ‘political’ slogan — Report
• Washington, District of Cats: US capital first city to count its felines
• Bangkok bars battle to beat booze ban battering
• Uzbekistan holds polls with reform-touting strongman a shoo-in
• Early elections would be ‘irresponsi­ble’, says Berlusconi
• Polish mothers protest migrant pushbacks at Belarus border
• Erdogan orders expulsion of 10 envoys
• Colombia’s most-wanted drug lord ‘Otoniel’ captured
• Deadly blast a terrorist act — Uganda President
• Israel: US knew about outlawing Palestinia­n civil groups
• Langer says he has player support, wants to extend contract
• England crush Windies, Aussies edge South Africa
• Boxing Day Ashes Test could see 80,000 crowd
• Mourners pay homage to slain Kenyan running star Tirop
• Faiz of Puskas Award fame on verge of Penang comeback
• Lewandowsk­i scores to keep Bayern Munich top of Bundesliga
• All Blacks overpower US Eagles to open northern tour
• Bucks bounce back to beat Spurs in Texas
• Sri Lanka skipper fires warning to every team
• Sarawak Age Group Badminton tourney starts on Nov 5
• SLTA plan return of CM Cup in 4th quarter of 2022
• ‘Malaysia’s CPI inflation to rebound to 2.3 per cent’
• Monsoon aid of RM300 for rubber smallholde­rs to be paid in November — Wee
• US Dow closes at record high again
• MAG enhances commitment to women’s empowermen­t principles
• MRCB set long-term ESG goals but medium term still at risk from sector related challenges
• IOI likely raising funds for future investment opportunit­ies
• Lagenda to reach RM1 billion sales target, driven by affordable housing
• Fama records RM122 mln sales via outlets in less than two months
• Sony introduces the SRS-NS7, a unique 360 spatial sound personalis­er
• Report reveals 53 per cent of companies are left exposed to supply chain attacks
• Cybersecur­ity threats persist in both WFH or office setups
• Desperate for employees, US businesses struggle to hire
• Jordanian company dives into Arabic mobile games market
• China to expand property tax reforms to check speculatio­n
• Cartoon dreams: Netflix’s Japan anime school targets booming demand
• Gal Gadot hints her kids will appear in ‘Wonder Woman 3’
• Inquiry into Baldwin shooting focuses on gun protocol
• Baldwin told prop gun unloaded moments before fatal shooting, reports say
• Ban real guns from film sets — Brandon Lee’s family
• Lausanne tackles toxic soil a er shock discovery

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