The Star Malaysia - 2017-06-22

• Clinical Concerns
• Vespa up for grabs
• PR1MA spurs developers to build affordable housing units
• Ila supports educating young girls on cyber security
• Youth gets 15 years’ jail for ‘donating’ to IS terrorists
• MBI Group is everywhere in Penang
• Doc winding down practice to pursue medical tourism in Japan
• Injecting humour to webfilm
• All she wants for Raya is a proper house
• Police to keep an eye on KL traffic hotspots
• Raya treat for foreign workers
• Stick to the rules, bus operators and drivers told
• MACC set to complete FGV investigat­ions soon
• BN leaders dismayed over bloated fees
• Our permanent forest reserves left untouched, says Guan Eng
• Liow: Plans on course under Isa
• Cops back e-hailing safety efforts
• Quality service a priority
• Case management of Najib’s suit against Rafizi set for Aug 25
• Ministry not planning to reduce medical school quota
• Need for better vetting of films with violent content
• Vocational training to keep students out of trouble
• Teach kids compassion
• ‘Don’t put state in jeopardy’
• Ipoh cops probe circulatio­n of grisly photos
• Chilam going to Hollywood
• Actor Remy Ishak’s engagement is low-key affair
• Stretch out to destress
• Saudi in major succession change
• Intrigued by actress’ transition
• Sea routes mapped in Belt and Road
• Welcome home to jail
• Cops: Temer took bribes
• Belgium probes bomber shot dead by troops
• Travelling to Mars with immortal plasma rockets
• Rohingya seek escape routes from Bangladesh
• Republican’s win in Georgia a blow to anti-Trump effort
• Incoming chief exec has high hopes for Hong Kong’s future
• Yulin fest opens despite ban rumours
• Jakarta tour a lesson in tolerance
• Marawi won’t be IS hub, Philippine­s assures US
• Breast, prostate cancers rising sharply in Singapore
• Prodigy, key force in US East Coast hip-hop dies
• Trump: China tried but failed
• Mission Impossible? Kushner seeks to revive Middle East talks
• May’s ‘zombie govt’ braces for UK parliament test
• Marawi urban warfare horror
• Red Sea corals that can take the heat
• Growers at winefest unite against climate change
• Research on head and neck cancers promising
• Call to set up more shelters
• Branding Malaysian rugby
• Report bagworm problem immediatel­y
• Sick persons have rights and obligation­s
• Your views
• India coach Kumble quits
• Hamilton on a high
• Formula One triple-header due to 2018 World Cup final
• India go for the double
• Mickelson splits with long-time caddie
• All eyes on Coleman and Gatlin at US trials
• PGA Tour to start blood testing in October
• Murray tumbles out
• Muguruza survives first-round scare in Birmingham
• Hail Federer as he claims 1,100th win
• Rise and be counted
• Stop the homophobic chant, Mexico urge fans
• There’s ‘magic’ in the air
• Late buses and busy roads disrupt Cameroon’s plans
• No investigat­ion opened into Infantino, say FIFA
• Football personalit­ies’ brushes with the taxman
• Lozano’s dream move to PSV delights Mexican camp
• World Cup champion coach DiCicco dies at 68
• Money in the bank
• Van Breukelen quits as Dutch technical director
• Oscar among quartet to face disciplina­ry hearing
• The Ann-ihilator
• Motorsport­s talents ready to put Raya joy on hold
• No place for sentiments
• Super sub Yin Yin can give women cagers a cutting edge
• A victory to treasure
• BAM appoint Michelle as new general manager
• Four women bowlers scramble to make SEA Games squad
• Fiery Malaysia-India clash expected – even if the stakes are lower
• Against all odds
• FIFA CLEAR UNITED OVER POGBA DEAL BUT GO AFTER JUVENTUS
• Tax fraud: Di Maria handed a one-year prison sentence

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