The Star Malaysia - 2020-06-14

• Domestic tourism is starting to pick up again
• Seeking greener pastures
• ‘Observe strict isolation at home’
• Hospitals in Indonesia are facing an unusual and grave issue.
• Minister a victim of fake news
• People limit at private gatherings still on
• Rules and regulation­s at R&Rs
• Stay safe, stay well as Covid-19 still a threat
• Auto firms finalising revised prices
• Wee: We’ll look into e-hailing sector issues
• Infected during Raya visit
• SMG donates respirator­s to Sabah Health Dept
• Penang’s salons and parlours have one week to master SOP
• Deputy Wanita PKR chief quits
• ‘Missing’ lawyer linked to Risda land deal arrested
• ‘Let students go offline’
• Grandparen­ts hold the fort during RMCO
• Teachers to take on more
• BLOOD CLOT FACTOR IN COVID-19 DEATHS
• ‘Kuntum’ for police as a gesture of thanks
• Columnist and lawyer Bhag Singh dearly missed
• Fishermen glad to be alive
• Annuar: Address high crime rate in KL
• Johor records five-fold increase in drink-driving cases
• More pressing matters
• Sabah government under siege
• ‘Gone with the wind’ is a racist melodrama. Why HBO should still keep it around
• Technology and innovation will attract local workers
• Faced with tough job prospects, some youths find a new perspectiv­e on agricultur­e
• Malaysian farms face tight labour squeeze
• The face of ‘stay home, stay safe’
• Keeping a cool head in times of crisis
• Commentary: Bad apples, yes, but it’s the US system that keeps them on the force
• Too few greens on our plate
• More people are staying active in Malaysia
• Change what you eat, Malaysians urged
• Even during a pandemic, female doctors are facing harassment
• Let’s have a Rukun Malaysia instead
• ‘Pass anti-terror law or face grey list’
• North Korea warns the South to stop making ‘nonsensica­l’ statements on stalled talks about Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons.
• Journalist­s are determined to keep fighting for media freedom despite the growing restrictio­ns placed on their industry.
• The negative socio-economic impact of Covid-19 may lead to an increase in child labour, according to a panel talk.
• Workers are facing various forms of virtual harassment from superiors and colleagues during the work-from-home period.
• Beijing’s largest wholesale market has been closed temporaril­y after it was linked to seven new cases of Covid-19.
• NYC seeks to overhaul system
• Uncertaint­y as Spain virus death toll put ‘on hold’
• Guide offers local a tour of pandemics past
• Hundreds rally against Nepal’s virus response
• No happy ending
• F1 cancels races in Azerbaijan, Singapore and Japan
• Irish PM warns broadcaste­rs over Joshua-Fury fight
• Focus on position and feel
• Better days ahead for golf
• A time of setting new standards
• Honma showcase enhanced TR20 range
• Roring back
• Djokovic defends packed stands at event
• Hilton Head field stacked with winners, but no Tiger
• Gasquet says ‘difficult’ to see US Open going ahead
• Kneel for a stand
• Tottenham drained by last season’s success, says Lloris
• Dani on the double
• Valencia and Getafe stumble in the race for top four
• Wenger wants players pay lowered to tackle virus fallout
• Turkish Super Lig resumes after three months
• The Old Lady squeeze through
• Asia Talent Cup and Superbike C’ship in Sepang postponed
• MHC want to take M’sian women’s hockey to the top in Asia
• Mr Nice Guy Regan has no qualms about turning into Dr Jekyll on the field
• Turtles eager to get all-clear from Covid-19 to begin training
• It makes Zii Jia Lee-vid
• It’s no mean ‘feet’ as bowlers plan to get creative
• Huge boost for Gavin
• Nobody wearing masks – rugby fans return in NZ.
• Farah Ann’s excited about returning to training.
• Cop Safiee eager to don jersey after frontline duty.
• When muscles shrink
• Playing hard to get
• ‘Tai chi-ing’ away depression
• Eating as a family
• Boosting immunity
• Affecting multiple organs
• Seeking help safely
• Consider these factors
• Attacking the innocent
• Maintainin­g muscles during menopause
• Oops, I farted
• Adapting to virtual teaching
• ‘Best game’ with internatio­nal accolades to be released soon
• Webinars on work place inclusivit­y
• M’sian varsities leap in rankings
• Medical student gets WHO nod
• Selection into universiti­es based on merit, not quota
• Good support system a must to prevent psychologi­cal distress
• Parents promise to do their part
• Empowering our digital talents
• Bringing joy to the less fortunate
• Virtual field trip
• Making Malaysia a regional education hub
• Online learning can be effective
• Collaborat­ion is the new normal
• Keeping English language learning alive
• A King’s farewell
• A virtual goodbye
• Taylor’s achieves a world’s first

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