The Star Malaysia - 2024-03-25

• ‘Massive influx’ expected as Padu deadline nears
• ‘She is just like any other person’
• ‘Stop vigilantis­m, let authoritie­s handle socks issue’
• Student’s tale of romance sparks police probe
• Public, police work it out together
• Closer ties with the community
• Forced to scale up prices as costs triple
• Traders have to rely on volume to keep sales rolling
• Dealing with bazaar waste
• Brisk business for bamboo this year
• An arm and a leg for a cuppa today
• More heatwave alerts issued
• ‘Sugar incentives not the answer’
• Inquirer-led regional pact to promote sustainabi­lity
• Falling in love with Malaysia
• Bringing M’sia to Japanese readers for over a decade
• Helping hand for single mothers
• Palm Sunday services mark start of Holy Week
• All abuzz over possible takedown
• Single mum of six turns to flesh trade
• Nephew’s pinkie chopped off over bad debt
• Safety at work is everyone’s responsibi­lity
• No DLP at secondary level
• Vigilantis­m must be nipped in the bud
• ‘It is a disaster in the making’
• Two Rohingya found dead at sea
• Thousands revere sacred tattoo master
• Boosting bilateral trade with Egypt on the cards
• Sixteen cubs saved in year’s largest bear rescue
• Committed to bolstering ties
• Losing presidenti­al candidate Ganjar calls for new election
• Many falling for alternativ­e ‘cures’
• Welcome to China’s ‘Dalifornia’
• A Kremlin-friendly version of history
• Saving India’s sacred forests
• Staying alive to save lives
• UK royal Kate ‘enormously touched’ by support after cancer announceme­nt
• UN chief urges end to ‘nightmare’
• Brazil rescuers save girl after storm kills 12
• German city gets students to drive trams
• ‘Massive’ strike on Kyiv, Lviv
• Nasa touts space research in anti-cancer fight
• Over 130 kidnapped Nigerian schoolkids released
• Hauser on high
• Sabalenka exits Miami, Alcaraz starts in style
• Ji-yai charges ahead at LPGA Seri Pak C’ship
• Keith to the fore
• ‘Life is crazy’
• Vinales wins Portugal Motogp sprint ahead of Marquez
• Scotland edge Wales in Women’s Six Nations thriller
• The hardest words
• Eriksson fulfils lifelong dream by managing Liverpool in charity game
• New teen titan
• Selecao coach dorival savours debut win but says it is just the start
• Rapid fire!
• Brighton’s Ferguson misses penalty as Ireland hold Belgium
• Centreback Shahrul ready to aid the attack in must-win game
• Steelier after hard knocks
• Greek catches the eye at Sabah training, but he’s not a Rhino yet
• Short and rough cycle
• Syarul’s PR skills will be an added muscle to his coaching career
• Growing calls for Joo Ngan to end his ride as head coach
• Blessed in Basel
• As hard as it gets
• National muay thai star Rifdean sets sights on ONE C’ship deal and belt
• Participan­ts taught to be wary of fraudulent sweet-talkers
• Klang council shuts down 86 illegal dumpsites in city
• Initiative to develop skilled workforce
• State open to discussing implementa­tion of Waste Act
• Electronic system in place for billboard applicatio­ns
• Science centre celebrates 25th year with carnival
• Malay culture central feature in Raya campaign
• Nurturing a community of empowered mothers
• Membership rewarded through unique campaign
• Retailer shares Raya initiative­s
• Teamwork the key ingredient
• New KL hotel debuts its Ramadan buffet
• Fresh scent of tradition
• M’sia to gain from robust demand for LNG
• Suncon on positive trend
• Solid earnings prospects for Ecoworld Malaysia
• CCK’S latest Indonesian acquisitio­n bolsters business
• Capital A’s ADE expects to double its revenue by 2025
• Positive signals amid downside risks
• Covid-19 remembered: The oil palm business continuity
• Why the convergenc­e of IT, OT is not just about tech
• Lower pressure on firms to ramp up production
• Country’s economic advantages can surpass other Asean nations
• The paradox of ethical creativity
• New global leadership for Ogilvy One
• Financiers grab reins as new energy startups struggle
• Invesco fund offers ways to invest in water risks
• US gas producers shrug off low prices
• Minister woos global execs amid trade tensions
• China set to pull in more Fdiasit seeks openness
• Policy meeting on property raises hope of aid
• Stock boom gets broader support beyond exporters
• Nearly 20 commercial banks lower deposit rates
• Thai parliament approves delayed budget for 2024
• Chocolate price hikes just the start as cocoa soars
• Broadening US market rally gets big boost from dovish Fed
• Germany’s investment allure coming back
• US home flipping malaise pinches reality TV stars and contractor­s

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