The Star Malaysia - 2019-09-20

• QUEEN TODAY IS AS SHE WAS AS A CHILD – EASY GOING
• Cambodia doesn’t want its citizens to be abused when working abroad – and is doing something about it.
• Cops to start using body cam soon
• Marine police seize contraband worth over RM180mil in a year
• Duped by duo and RM1.6mil poorer
• ‘I wasn’t in cahoots with Low’
• Trial postponed as Ku Nan files bid to recuse judge
• Amhari: A PM has the power to make my life unstable
• Ideas proposes new living wage tax credit for companies
• Queen: It’s important to be humble and nice to all
• Worsening haze leads to more flight cancellati­ons
• Water crisis fear grips Melaka
• Melaka told to look for new water sources
• Miros sheds light on road safety during haze
• ‘BN must represent all races’
• Malaysian Bar dismayed over PWD Act
• ‘Better Internet, better cybersecur­ity’
• Fewer fishermen going out to sea
• Haze taking its toll on businesses
• Haze hurting outdoor eateries:
• Helping businesses stay competitiv­e
• Stem cell therapy holds promise
• Six friends conned into mule accounts scam
• Let’s manifest a better future for M’sia
• UM tops list for producing employable grads
• Seriously, it’s time to take action
• Singer Tsai nearly bares all at birthday bash
• Newlyweds spend ‘honeymoon’ in lock-up after being caught with drugs
• Is this truly universal healthcare?
• Register young voters as soon as possible
• ‘Betterment’ in motor insurance explained
• Persons with Disabiliti­es Act needs review
• Look beyond hazy skies
• Stop local companies’ green crimes
• Integrity is of utmost importance
• Odd-even rule increases use of public transport
• Two Rohingya men killed in gunfight with police
• Lack of protection fatal to trash collectors
• S’pore agency: Metal screw in snack may be isolated case
• 80% of swine fever deaths occurred in Philippine­s
• Toddler killed in Papuan clash
• Jakarta and Seoul link up amid ‘turbulent’ economic pressures
• India bans e-cigarettes amid global vaping backlash
• Tepco execs cleared in nuke crisis case
• 33 years later, suspect in South Korea serial killer case is identified
• Trump calls new border wall a ‘world-class security system’
• Trudeau sorry for ‘brownface’
• British PM caught lying to dad of sick child
• Financial burden of climate change
• N. Koreans flock to ‘holy land’
• All Blacks hit back at Springboks in WC referee row
• Fiji to unleash overseas stars against Australia at the Rugby World Cup
• Arum tells Pacquiao to fight Mayweather or call it a day
• Under scrutiny
• Top seed Osaka in the last eight of the Pan Pacific Open
• Woods looks East
• Cannavaro’s Guangzhou end Kashima’s reign as Asian champions
• Time to cut the mustard
• A resolute effort
• Olympiakos earn a point after Spurs blow lead in Athens
• Lewandowsk­i strikes again as Bayern see off Red Star
• Paris glitz and blitz
• Don’t ask me about winning Champions League, says Tuchel
• Pep’s got it right
• Zaqhwan needs strong showing at Sepang to keep title hopes alive
• Weightlift­ing to be included in 2020 Sukma after anti-doping efforts
• ‘I’m still here’
• PKNS’ Sherman claims racially abused during Terengganu clash
• Pahang coach Dollah approaches last eight with bated breath
• Let’s focus on Laos, says Under-16 coach Maniam
• Adrian eyes good outing in Thailand to stake claim for place in SEA Games
• Haze disrupts Muhaizar’s preparatio­n for a fifth title
• Low-key acts at worlds but our gymnasts outshine Games rivals
• Trusting tested trio
• Fitness blues: Rachel slogging to break into world’s top 40
• Nurul aims to make her penalty corners count for Selangor
• Cliffhange­rs
• Singapore GP organisers stock up on anti-smog masks.
• Johnathan looks to Asian meet in Kuwait to earn ticket for Tokyo Olympics.

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