The Star Malaysia - 2017-10-11

• How bogus doc ended up in the dock
• Doc: Bogus dentist’s behaviour not normal
• Range of YouTube videos on dental procedures
• Doctors’ orders – an auspicious date
• Associatio­n: Untrained dental work poses great danger
• Praise for Johor Sultan and Perlis Raja Muda
• Rulers want harmony
• Jakim officer faces action over speech criticisin­g Johor Sultan
• No political influence in judgment
• There’s no turning back on EIS
• Concerns raised by Rulers timely, say moderates
• Witness: Accused caught smearing days earlier
• Liow vows to repay loyal Indian community
• ‘Keep promoting moderation’
• Bus operators welcome Maju Holdings’ proposal to buy PLUS
• Shafie family at centre of MACC probe
• New anti-piracy move aims to hit pirates where it hurts the most
• Floating ‘kolam’ makes it into Malaysia Book of Records
• Govt eases limit for foreign workers
• Boy, 5, composes tune with singer dad
• He fought for justice till the end
• Pakatan expects large youth turnout at rally
• Tun M: More pressing issues than stopping beer festivals
• PAS: Ban Muslim staffers at hotels from serving alcoholic drinks
• Can food help ease arthritis?
• Types of arthritis
• Villagers happy carbon factory is all quiet now
• Big boost for Johor entreprene­urs
• ‘Volcanoes’ pull in the crowd
• Lam Thye: Firms must also address mental health issues
• MALAYSIAN PALM OIL DOES NOT THREATEN ORANGUTANS
• Calling on all the non-voters
• Cops detain man in teen sex crime case
• Time to focus on the economy Editor-in-charge Eleven Media Group, Myanmar
• Couple con their way to RM1mil
• Parents fail to notice daughter’s head stuck in car window
• Avoidable damage
• Claws out – catfight over ‘first lady’ title
• Vegas cops stumped about the motive Carnage in Vegas
• Feeling like prisoners at camp
• Cholera vaccinatio­ns begin in Rohingya camps
• Death toll from boat capsize rises to 23
• Gloves off for Japan snap polls
• Thousands flee deadly California wildfires
• Australia’s ‘citizenshi­p seven’ face court in political controvers­y
• Filipino doctor to fight US extraditio­n request in terror case
• Strikes add pressure to Macron
• Missing persons app helps locate the elderly
• Xi calls for all-out efforts to win against poverty
• Moped thieves hit royal jewellers in London
• ‘Lives could have been saved’
• Myanmar climbers take yoga to new heights
• Defiance in UK over new pound coin as deadline looms
• Championin­g the rights of air travellers
• Resolve difference­s behind closed doors
• Impose salary deductions on PTPTN loan defaulters
• The foreign factor in rugby
• Give students time off for Deepavali
• Your views
• Five-wicket Perera stars in Sri Lanka series win
• Venus shakes off rust with cruise over Ozaki in Hong Kong
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• A sister act Down Under
• Venus to headline Sydney Internatio­nal after 20-year absence
• Young at heart Heynckes back for Bundesliga giants Bayern
• Egypt have a new hero – Liverpool striker Salah
• Such rigid Englishmen
• Champions Germany hot favourites to defend title in Russia
• Mbappe’s young and needs more games, says Lloris
• Azzurri stay alive
• Illarramen­di rocket gives Spain narrow win in Israel
• Serbia’s super sub
• O’Neill backs Ireland to ruffle feathers in playoff
• Coleman to take time before deciding on future
• Reykjavik in party mood as fans celebrate historic night
• Scottish FA say no rush over Strachan future
• Malaysia’s Izzat and Emma hope to continue winning ways in Australia
• Malaysia prove too strong for New Zealand at world junior meet
• Never out of sight
• Formidable field won’t rattle homesters Danny and Nicholas
• Ex-national skipper Wen Keong to play for PRG Eagles
• Malaysia hope to capture Asia Cup crown
• Hail the Vikings
• KYRGIOS STORMS OFF F COURT AFTE ER MELTDOWN
• NICOL SENT PACKING BY ANOTHER HONG KONG PLAYER
• TWO-GOAL CAHILL KEEPS AUSTRALIA ALIVE
• HONG KONG BEAT MALAYSIA IN ASIAN CUP QUALIFIERS

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