The Star Malaysia - 2020-09-06

• 4 brothers NABBED
• Cashless is king
• While some hotels are seeing more holidaymak­ers, not all are enjoying pre-Covid-19 occupancy rates.
• Banks ready to help borrowers
• Spend wisely in these troubled times
• Measures needed to prevent floods
• Proposed draft Bill on media council submitted to ministry
• Give access to probe, govt urged
• SKILLS MISMATCH AN ISSUE OF CONCERN
• Polluters to feel full force of the law
• Call to raise fine to RM1mil to be tabled
• ‘Come down hard on polluters’
• Lee: Agencies must prevent water cuts
• MCA calls for Hee to resign over water pollution recurrence­s
• VP vows to help ‘treetop girl’
• Need for a solution to Sabah’s migrant problem
• Parties and not masking up top RMCO violations
• Micro-mobility vehicles to be regulated under new Bill
• Dolphins sighted off Penang waters
• PPR residents show love for country with murals
• Wine and wonder in the Bible
• Education and accessibil­ity are key for e-wallet adoption
• Making cashless possible for all Malaysians
• E-wallet providers reaching out to all Malaysians
• The winners and losers in the Slim by-election
• We need an integrated approach to manage financial distress and mental health
• Exciting time awaits PKFZ as It shrugs off scandalous past
• New PKFZ chairman instils confidence
• The great Malaysian food court
• Technologi­cal change beyond Covid-19
• ‘Laws grind the poor, rich men rule the law’
• Private jets fly high during pandemic
• Bangkok nightlife pivots to local customers
• Frontliner­s suffering burnout
• Pandemic driving up sales of sweet treats
• Police to probe online sale of island
• Asean meeting to be held virtually next week
• Illegal firearm sellers nabbed
• India tops four million cases
• Over a dozen held in Aussie ‘Freedom Day’ protests
• WHO tempers hopes for quick vaccine
• California braces for brutal heatwave
• Biden slams Trump for allegedly mocking war dead
• Pyongyang to punish officials
• In-form Maniam tops ‘Swing Back’ tournament
• Preparatio­ns well in hand
• Two world records as Farah, Sifan sizzle
• Heat too hot for Bucks, Rockets race past Lakers
• Van Aert wins wind-blown stage seven of Tour de France
• The usual suspects
• Binotto says he considered his future in Ferrari storm
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Modric: We played football when the bomb alarms went off
• Chelsea add Havertz to near £200mil spending spree
• Concacaf boss says W-Cup qualifying unlikely in October
• Dutch begin post-Koeman era with victory over Poland
• Sathia makes critics eat their words with ‘outdated tactics’
• Ace up Zainal’s sleeve does the trick for Melaka
• National player Firdaus hopes to prove his worth by making his mark in Razak Cup
• 7 down, but chin up
• Peng Soon-Liu Ying give Opens in Denmark a miss.
• Maguire set for October return, says Southgate.
• Bitter Messi forced to stay at Barca.
• Joker sails into last 16 of US Open.
• Italy’s winning streak comes to a halt.
• From running to rehabilita­tion
• Junk food ages you
• Dr Doggy detects disease
• Yoga for period pain
• Too much calcium
• Vitamin C helps maintain muscles
• A bulge in the artery
• IMMUNITY STARTS IN THE GUT
• ‘Weight-y’ issues
• Open and distance learning gaining traction
• Au revoir, Madam Gan!
• PRESTIGE OF A UK DEGREE
• MoU to equip students with real work skills
• Weathering challenges of the isolated learner
• TIS BACK IN SESSION
• MEDICAL GRADS ON THE FRONTLINE
• Varsity appoints first chief integrity officer
• Prioritise mental health among tertiary students
• Stay calm but be mindful
• Placing emphasis on MUET
• Lesson 20
• Exploring writing through a multigenre approach

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