The Star Malaysia - 2020-10-02

• Covid war continues
• Bai Tian will never forget ‘going through hills and valleys together’ in Malaysia.
• The welfare of bumiputras will now come directly under the Prime Minister’s purview.
• Google to pay US$1bil to news publishers for content over the next three years.
• DG: Stay vigilant and don’t let your guard down
• Ministers working from home
• Please follow SOP, eateries urge patrons
• Public: More can be done to stop rapid spread
• Why Selangor faces a higher risk
• Travel plans put on hold
• Sarawak to impose entry restrictio­ns
• Klang PTAs want schools to be shut down
• Sabah govt holds first Cabinet meeting
• Johor govt: Been to Sabah? Get tested
• Those in essential services exempted
• Inter-district travel banned in Sabah
• ‘Wok with Lions’ features recipe-sharing via Kuali app
• MACC: No more poison pen letters
• College students eager to resume classes
• Chow: Wait for test results first
• Peacekeepe­rs from M’sia on their way to Lebanon
• Woman seeks help to end stalking by ex-boyfriend
• ‘Vital to preserve our history’
• Cops bust family-run ganja business
• ‘Second bus driver a must for long distance trips’
• Redzuan: 1.5 million flood evacuees can be sheltered
• These are extraordin­ary times
• Perak govt vows to help veteran singer
• Dong Zong won’t give up on UEC recognitio­n
• MCO and property auctions
• Covid-19 vaccine strategies and nationalis­m
• Financial sector must increase green investment­s
• ‘Gemstone industry needs to change’
• A second female gang rape victim dies days after the controvers­ial death of another woman from the same low-caste group.
• On its 71st founding anniversar­y, the country vows to keep advancing in all fields and face global challenges head-on.
• Quarantine restrictio­ns in Metro Manila may be relaxed soon if the downward trend in Covid-19 cases continues.
• A rare type of mud snake has been spotted here for the first time since 1914, indicating the nation’s wealth of biodiversi­ty.
• Party leader held over shady past claims
• Rethink night worker bonus cancellati­on, urge groups
• EU starts legal action over Brexit Bill
• The latest on the worldwide spread of Covid-19
• Trump backpedals over racist group row
• ‘Putin was behind poisoning’
• Greenland ice loss worst in 12,000 years
• Tense French trial over African artwork dislodging
• Rescuer of trafficked children wins UN award
• Eyes on the prize
• Far from brilliant Real still not there yet but will improve, says Zidane
• Nadal takes a step closer to matching Federer’s major haul
• Lukaku, Hakimi on fire as fivegoal Inter go on rampage
• Man City, United ease into League Cup quarter-finals
• Players up in arms
• Neymar has RM168mil tax debt
• Seventh heaven
• Rhinos get clean bill of health ahead of crucial match
• Anawin will do whatever it takes to keep Phoenix alive
• Morbidelli considers it a blessing to be Rossi’s teammate next season
• Shah Firdaus learns to cope without tourneys
• Sabah road warriors
• Fret not as BAM will keep shuttlers on their toes
• Vivian: Denmark Open can be yardstick for future tourneys
• Back in the game

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