The Star Malaysia - 2019-05-15

• ‘Rat lanes’ come alive
• The government now wants opposition lawmakers to declare assets to the MACC as well.
• MMEA keeping An eye on 10 hotspots in Johor
• New illegal landing points found in Melaka
• Easy for migrants to sneak in and out of Malaysia, say authoritie­s
• Rendangate’s Zaleha strikes back with cookbook
• ‘MMR vaccine is the way to go’
• Forensics expert debunks ex-pathologis­t’s theory
• Dr M: Good policemen have nothing to worry about
• MyPortfoli­o to boost govt delivery system
• Mindef lodges reports with MACC
• ‘KWAP not bound to instructio­ns from third parties’
• PM: Those involved in land swap dealings will be probed
• ETuition – the future of education
• Court: Penang cannot set up PPS
• More people use IRB’s e-Filing system
• Messages from a grieving son
• Breaking fast wherever they can
• Experts: Deleting is not sufficient
• Divers: Lift bags are harmful to turtles
• Cracked drain causes road cave-in
• Stop imposing RPGT on assets after 10 years, MCA tells govt
• Dept survey shows income from eCommerce on the rise
• Time to admit Asean’s 11th member
• Amyra: I’m not suffering from anorexia
• Ugly K-pop stars comment sparks anger
• Ceiling price for medicines a pipe dream
• Banking on banks to have a heart
• Thorough discussion on Pharmacy Bill
• Seal of approval for Thai senators
• Nigerian love scammers charged
• Duterte’s loyalists win big in polls
• S’pore centre to offer proton beam therapy next year
• Jakarta on terror alert
• ‘Sever financial tieswith Myanmar military’
• President: Spore’s social harmony born of hard work
• N. Korea demands return of cargo ship
• ‘We will protect our interests’
• Dad sends copter to school for assignment
• Mystery shrouds tanker ‘sabotage’
• Sri Lanka riots turn deadly
• Indian ‘Miss Marple’ snoops on election candidates
• UN chief warns against spreading hate speech
• Panel to probe Alaska crash
• Update WhatsApp to avoid spying, users told
• French priest charged with rape, child abuse
• Tiger’s on the prowl
• Viviani stripped of Giro third stage, Gaviria new winner
• A second chance
• Kerr to lead Australia squad at Women’s World Cup
• Inter-esting combo
• Roma’s ‘beating heart’ De Rossi moving on after 18 years
• Captain Neuer in race to be fit for Bundesliga title decider
• Brighton take ‘difficult decision’ to sack Hughton
• ‘We’re here to stay’
• Report: UEFA panel to recommend City Champions League ban
• No quick-fix solution
• Sathianath­an wants to plughole in Giants’ backline
• Weiron and Rump romp to podium finish on Chang Circuit
• Firing blanks is giving Felda’s Christie sleepless nights
• On top of the world
• Malaysian players hoping to shine at British Open
• Farah, Ing Yueh and Rachel aim to reach finals in Chongqing
• Watch out for Jin Wei
• Coach Eei Hui has plenty of options in the mixed doubles department
• OCM pick Nurul as second deputy chef-de-mission
• Take our word for it
• Solskjaer the right man to restore United’s future, says Herrera.
• Swede win for Serena in first round of Italian Open.
• Prabudass looks good for long distance gold in Philippine­s SEA Games.

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