The Star Malaysia - 2020-09-22

• Triple scare
• Analysts call for more women representa­tion in local politics.
• Call for more women in Sabah govt after polls
• No CAAM data on mystery ‘crash’
• Celebratin­g peace for UN’s 75th anniversar­y
• Some notable constructi­on mishaps
• EDUCATING WITH HEART AND TECH IN THE NEW NORMAL
• Many unhappy with Tanduo remarks
• Perikatan demands apology from Mohamaddin
• Umno supreme council member in hospital with Covid-19
• Is Shafie the man for the job?
• Elderly man keen to see Salleh back as Usukan rep
• Penang school works to halt virus spread
• Recovered Sabah cases continue to rise
• 124 at pubs and nightclubs busted for MCO offences
• Govt urged to plan Covid-19 vaccine recipient list
• Nestle to plant three million trees by 2023
• A family man till the end
• Three sisters living in filth get aid
• Anwar fails to strike out suit
• Sg Kim Kim earmarked for rehabilita­tion
• Harassed by loan sharks over a loan they never took
• Finding the strength to go on
• Patrons cry foul over restaurant overchargi­ng them
• Prosecutio­n to apply for in-camera proceeding­s
• Lack of women in key positions
• What we throw into drains ends up in rivers
• People, stand up and be counted, please!
• Aruleisa rule, it should apply to all
• Full steam ahead with general election
• At least 10 people were killed and many others trapped after a building that was due for repairs collapsed in a suburb of Mumbai.
• Gravedigge­rs are under mounting pressure to keep up with burial plot demands amid a renewed spike in Covid-19 burials.
• University student and three others come out tops in internatio­nal design contest with their ‘pandemic-proof’ bus idea.
• A US judge has temporaril­y halted President Donald Trump’s ban on the popular Chinese messaging app WeChat.
• Two men strike up an unlikely friendship after a surfboard drifts over 8,000km from Hawaii to the Philippine­s.
• Female MP taking on Suu Kyi in election
• Duterte to join UN meeting for the first time
• China’s industrial Internet enters fast lane
• Extraditio­n for abuse suspect
• Protesters occupy Swiss square demanding climate change action
• ‘Watchmen’ wins big at virtual Emmys
• Madrid goes under partial lockdown
• Hundreds of whales stranded in southern Australia
• No touching, please: Taj Mahal reopens with new rules
• UK: Get serious about virus
• Alzheimer’s village lets patients remember freedom and dignity
• Belarus opposition leader pushes for sanctions
• Meghan’s lawyers deny she worked with book authors
• Not the usual suspect
• Bagnaia at a loss to explain Misano crash
• Nakajima steers Toyota to hattrick of Le Mans wins
• All Blacks head into first camp as virus restrictio­ns lifted
• Davis’ buzzer beater lifts Lakers over Nuggets in West finals
• Hall holds off Buhai in playoff for LPGA Portland title
• Pogacar claims maiden Tour title in anti-climatic finale
• RESULTS WORLDWIDE
• Real toil in goalless opening draw at Sociedad
• Mbappe inspires champs PSG to victory in Nice
• Werner-less Leipzig stroll to opening day win over Mainz
• FIVE TALKING POINTS FROM THE EPL
• Rodgers heaps praise on Barnes after Burnley win
• Kane shows there’s more to his game than goals
• Dollah proud of second stringers after fightback against Fighters
• No action yet for juniors as BAM postpone two tourneys
• Politicall­y unfriendly for Thailand to host BWF World Tour Asian legs?
• Shello’s ‘cello’
• Megat: I’ll cooperate with authoritie­s on SOPs breach issue
• Qatar ambassador briefs King on World Cup preparatio­ns
• That’s it?
• Show me the Mane!
• ‘Mad Scientist’ of PGA Tour makes Major breakthrou­gh with unorthodox style.
• Quartararo suffers penalty he doesn’t deserve.
• Gem of a start for new Juventus coach Pirlo.

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