The Star Malaysia - 2019-03-15

• Bitterswee­t day as SPM results come in
• Down in the dumps for years
• Malaysia and Singapore suspend port limits extension
• Students sad they couldn’t take SPM results at school
• Polluted river nothing new
• Thumbs up for girl who worked as part-time masseur
• Parents four times as proud
• Wee: Toxic issue handled poorly
• Experts warn of serious long-term health effects
• Kuok still richest Malaysian
• RM2.24bil worth of properties on sale at Sunway Carnival Mall
• Awareness of kidney failure crucial to prevention
• CJ: Don’t simply postpone cases
• High Court to hear tampering of 1MDB report case
• Absorb SST, tourism operators urged
• Vietnam to continue to fight for Doan’s freedom
• Used for terror – email, bank accounts
• No plans yet to start curfew for youngsters
• ‘Cabinet to decide on land swap report’
• PAC wants SOP on asset maintenanc­e
• MRCB pleased with PAC’s feedback
• More and more offer to chip in
• I didn’t kill dogs, says coffeeshop owner
• Learn to protect yourself
• TAR UC continues to shine
• 4D punters fail to score with naked transgende­r stunt
• Tamil community in Johor not amused by more spelling mistakes
• A precipitat­ion of identity
• Disappoint­ed with decision
• Troubling questions in wake of chemical spill
• Time to change the bloated civil service
• Get tough with the enforcers
• Treat the FDIs we have fairly
• Frequent flier weighs in on MAS
• English lessons could help the airline
• Quality of postal services has declined
• Explosive find in homes of militants
• Baby springs a costly surprise
• Wealth gap on show at polo field
• US ship visits Manila after sailing in disputed sea
• Hunan man makes concrete pipe inn
• Third K-pop star embroiled in sex video scandal
• Tokyo braces for disasters ahead of 2020 Olympics
• Eight killed, 37 hurt in Lagos building collapse
• US grounds Boeing 737 MAX
• Pakistan, India hold ‘positive’ talks on visits
• Ten gunned down in Brazil school
• Late-winter storm wallops four US states
• How air pollution hurts the young
• Peru fighting mining pollution with little green algae
• Saudi women activists go on trial
• Assault on minister rattles NZ lawmakers
• US star’s bail set at US$1mil
• Experts call for pause on gene-edited babies
• Manafort faces NY charges, more jail time
• Report: FB faces criminal probe of data deals
• Fun way to the top
• Warriors end Rockets’ nine-game win streak
• Ducati’s Qatar MotoGP win remains subject to appeal
• Chinese swimmer Sun Yang’s doping case heads to court
• Stenson’s Players victory ends with wrong kind of surprise
• Who runs the show?
• Bunch of fakes undermine China’s football ambitions
• World Cup expansion to dominate FIFA agenda in Miami
• 2020 Copa America will now be held in Argentina and Colombia
• Neymar risks Euro ban after UEFA open probe into foul-mouthed ref rant
• Time to expand
• Global players union call for halt on new FIFA plans
• Going for the kill
• Rice called up by England, a day after getting Ireland award
• Southgate blames ills of British society for football violence
• Ronaldo paying Juventus back with goals galore
• Managers take turns to praise “unstoppabl­e” Argentine
• We’re back atthe top
• Bayern eye domestic double as EPL trumps Bundesliga
• Kumaahran hopes to bring top form to national team
• Syamer warns teammates not to take the minnows lightly
• Keeper Hafiz’s goal is to regain his spot in national team
• Karim hits the roof over rejection, fears sanction
• Lee-ve it to the doc
• BAM to expand talent pool by setting up mini academies
• Vision 2030 as Malaysia bids to host Asian Games
• Back in the high life again
• National hurdler Rayzam wins gold in the Philippine­s Open.
• Canadian teen Andreescu crushes Muguruza in Indian Wells.
• F1 mourns sudden death of race director Whiting.

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