The Star Malaysia - 2020-07-02

• Jumping for joy
• Together, apart
• Fun, games and SOP all part of their day
• Pre-schoolers adapt to new normal as classes resume
• Some parents not ready to send kids back to school
• ‘We just have to be a bit cautious’
• Parents thrilled by return of theme parks
• Water park opens doors with higher standards
• Shukri denies he is a Barisan agent
• Person in charge of by-election is returning officer, says Azmi
• Students can’t wait to get back to school for real
• Parents worry that operating models may cause issues later on
• Health DG: No local transmissi­on recorded
• ‘Second screening a must’
• Employers may apply for recruitmen­t incentives starting from today
• Ex-PPC chairman held for four days
• Penang partners with SRS
• Selangor police score with year’s largest ganja bust
• Melaka CM unveils new state slogan
• THE NEED TO PRIORITISE PEOPLE AND THE PLANET
• China ambassador promotes Musang King
• Task force mobilised to oversee repairs after fire at Johor hospital
• Salleh: A mistake to have left Umno
• Liew torn between Shafie and Anwar
• Rice bowl of Sabah waterlogge­d
• Fire dept: No more bodies found in capsized boat
• Man discovers ‘ghost’ cameo in daughter’s video
• Difficulty to access Internet sheds light on other issues
• Combine efforts for effective rabies control
• Danger of falling asleep while driving
• Shields up for school
• New ban fuels press freedom worries
• Joining forces to beat crisis
• NTT vows to abolish ‘bride kidnapping’
• Bracing for forest fire season
• Vietnam to speed up Covid-19 vaccine research
• ‘Law a turning point for HK’
• Myanmar finds soldiers guilty of Rohingya atrocities
• HK police make first arrests under new law
• China rejects US claims on human rights abuses
• Belgian king regrets colonial past in Congo
• US sees over 47,000 new virus cases
• Weinstein harassment survivors to get uS$19mil settlement
• Merkel’s legacy at stake as Germany takes over EU presidency
• Melbourne suburbs in lockdown
• NBA to stop season if virus spreads among players
• Nuggets shut down training centre after two positive tests
• Leeds held by Luton, Brentford close gap on top two
• Spirited but rusty – players struggle to get back to the grind
• BWF to enlighten players soon before action restarts
• Jessica stays proactive after plan to turn pro disrupted
• Devilishly dazzling
• Spot on In a spot
• Djokovic slammed for lacking common sense.
• two centreback­s who can make Chin aun and santokh proud.
• Caution’s the name of the game for BAM when season resumes.
• Ronaldo on the mark again in Juve stroll.

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