The Borneo Post - 2024-03-22

• On full alert to face hot, dry spell
• Dilapidate­d schools: PAC gives MoE two months to implement four recommenda­tions
• Chong hits out at GPS for alleged delay in amending Sarawak Labour Ordinance
• Ministry: FC amendments include not granting automatic citizenshi­p to child of PR couple
• Govt urged to reconsider tax on MRO services
• Second edition Kayan language Bible launched to meet demand
• Call made on M’sia, Japan government­s to reject carbon capture, storage
• Phase 1 of flood mitigation project at Sentosa ahead of schedule — Rep
• 5 agencies in Sibu join hands in fight against rabies
• Local, int’l experts to gather for Rabies in Borneo conference
• Vital for agencies to resolve issues together, DAP man says
• Westfield Points Commercial Hub to be completed this Aug
• Protect children who are rightfully ours
• GWM ORA 07 to launch in KL next month
• I don’t know who translated Chong’s 2020 FB post — Witness
• SK Kenyalang PTA to hold EDU Charity Run 2024 on May 5
• Kuching Autistic Associatio­n adds 10km event to run
• Bintulu-Jepak bridge 74 pct completed — JKR
• Sibu veteran journalist receives My Hero 4.0 Award
• Lorry associatio­n seeks upgrade for Kapit’s Jalan Bletih
• Good electricit­y supply performanc­e in peninsula — Fadillah
• MB: 150,000 visited Lata Kinjang Forest Eco-Park from 2021 to January 2024
• DAP commi ee to handle funeral of Kuala Kubu Baharu rep
• 69 Rohingya refugees rescued from capsized ship
• Opposition candidate calls for new vote after election loss
• Global fertility rate to keep plummeting, study warns
• ILO declines to intervene in South Korea doctors strike
• Australia moots jail time for illegal vape sellers
• New study shows 8-hour time-restricted eating linked to higher risk of cardiovasc­ular death
• Explosions heard in centre of Ukraine capital Kyiv
• IOC says ‘aggressive’ Russia criticism a ‘new low’
• Celtics hold off Bucks for seventh straight win
• Verstappen vows to see out Red Bull contract despite off-track turmoil
• Page backs new Welsh stars to shine in post-Bale era
• Gomez: England recall ‘closes chapter’ on injury torment
• Court rules Robinho must serve gang rape sentence in Brazil
• No fairytale ending for M’sia
• MFL to implement fair play rules this season
• RM76.1 billion in potential foreign investment­s
• Malaysia’s retail industry to maintain positive outlook — Economist
• MAG returns to black in FY23 with net profit of RM766 mln
• Greater collab needed to enhance skills, address challenges in labour market
• MIDF Research positive on property sector
• HLIB maintains Malaysia growth forecast of 4.8 pct this year
• Forecast drop in TIV likely at the expense of midmarket models
• M’sian halal product producers urged to penetrate Thailand
• Yinson Production’s FPSO vessel Atlanta sets sail to Brazil
• US Fed rates unchanged, but analysts still expect cuts in 2H
• Automotive sector’s TIV falls to 62,800 units in February
• Apollo Food’s 3QFY24 earnings surge 179 pct y-o-y to RM30 mln
• Maybank IB maintains positive outlook on banking sector
• Bolivian lawyer defends Indigenous women in their language
• Afghan girls and women cling to glitchy, lonesome online learning
• Foreign POWs say tricked into fighting for Russia
• Ukraine war has Thales missile factory working at full tilt
• Sydney Sweeney determined to push the boundaries in ‘Immaculate’
• Alessandro Nivola to star in ‘The Room Next Door’
• Aaron Pierre no longer attached to ‘Blade’
• Russian filmmaker gets 3 years in prison for Ukraine posts
• Banksy mural to be protected after London paint attack
• Paris Opera faces questions over lack of women, Russian conductor
• Anne Hathaway rubbishes idea of ‘Prada’ sequel
• Rosalind Chao hopes to return for ‘Freaky Friday’ sequel
• New Zealand’s ‘coffin clubs’ bury taboos about death

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