New Straits Times - 2016-10-20

• UNBELIEVAB­LE!
• Howls of derision over ‘dog’ ban
• New car sales seen higher this month after 8pc drop in September
• AT MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE ENTRY POINTS
• TERRIFYING MOMENTS IN ‘SNAKE POND’
• Public wants authoritie­s to shut them down
• ‘City Hall must do its part’
• Drop in National Crime Index
• ‘Any name is fine as long as ingredient­s are halal’
• APM head hopes families will accept apologies
• Asean urged to exchange drug-busting best practices
• BN leaders take issue with Pakatan budget
• Customs’ gross revenue hits RM55b
• ‘Bosses prefer personalit­y over qualificat­ions’
• Pas’ syariah private member’s bill not tabled
• ‘Don’t be affected by PPBM’s recruitmen­t drive’
• Cop claims trial to stealing car from Bukit Aman
• Datuk Seri’s luxury cars seized
• Terror suspects to be engaged in ministry study
• Red Shirts’ Jamal held
• Be prudent in managing funds, ministries told
• Selangor govt seeks to challenge EC’s proposed redelineat­ion move
• Guan Eng in bid to set aside A-G’s contempt action
• Huge challenges of urban housing
• Trainers must be punished
• Allocate more funds for R&D in 2017 Budget
• Power in the wrong hands can be disastrous
• Include touristic elements in train
• Jokowi’s personalit­y key in success
• Things may not be as simple as they seem
• Inculcate positive values
• Engineerin­g division is top-notch
• Facilitati­ng 21st century classrooms
• ‘More prefer brands that are socially conscious’
• Brothers nabbed over attack
• Good news for Filipino fishermen?
• Police van rams anti-US protesters in Manila
• Joko: Castration will wipe out sex crimes
• Indian Dalit boy beaten because of good grades
• Chinese astronauts dock at space lab
• Two HK lawmakers blocked from taking oaths
• Stop whining about rigged votes, Obama tells Trump
• Thousands flee fighting in Mosul
• Malala urges Muslim unity
• Creepy craze no jokeforrea­lclowns
• Museum needs RM1.2m to save Dorothy’s slippers
• Getting over ‘season from hell’
• Koreans unaware of Olympic venue change
• Surly Hamilton must show up
• Love, Woosnam honoured
• Ex-champions advance
• Garza fined for match-fixing
• Bruce era shows promise Drogba makes peace with Montreal over selection snub
• ‘I have lot of football left’
• United manager ‘out-thought’ Klopp at Anfield
• Saints eyeing Inter’s scalp
• Wolfsburg take a chance on Ismael
• Cuadrado shines as 10-man Juventus
• Leicester’s form puzzles coach
• No joy for Ronaldo
• Only a win will do
• Pishgaman outwit rivals to cruise home
• Head Hunters scalp La Familia to make final
• Syaidatul advances
• Darul Ta’zim crash out
• Vivian-Khe Wei impress
• Gavin’s American dream
• Hend wants Asian title
• Brimming with confidence
• Garcia focused on the here and now
• Local banks’ sukuk value still lagging
• Sreesantha­n sued for insider trading of Worldwide shares
• MAS fare cuts to London boost market share
• Call to expedite affordable housing process
• ‘Deficit target may be attained’
• MIDF sees uptake in GDP growth from next year
• Industrial property sector stays durable
• Commercial and office space not facing glut despite slow take-up
• GLCs, states can play bigger role in affordable housing
• Look beyond 2017 Budget to lift growth, competitiv­eness
• Maxis Q3 net profit increases to RM503m
• China GDP expands 6.7pc in Q3
• Sharp: Revamp, Foxconn synergy will boost profit
• BHP Biliton detects mart turnaround
• Yahoo Q3 earnings surge to US$163m
• Saudi bond to raise US$17.5b
• ABM: Contactles­s payment cards safe
• Mercedes-Benz on track to meet sales target
• Plenty of job opportunit­ies in automotive industry
• EXPLORE WITH PEDAL POWER
• GOOD JOSS IN MATANG
• KYO A SI ATI
• TO, P AT IME
• A EUROPEAN SOJOURN
• BRIDGE MARKS BATTLE FOR GEMAS
• EVERY SECOND COUNTS FOR A LAUGH
• RUSTIC MYSTERY

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