New Straits Times - 2018-03-05

• NEW ‘WEAPON’ AGAINST DRUG ABUSE
• Water expert castigates Selangor govt
• SEPARATE MACC PROBES ON UNDERSEA TUNNEL, BRIBERY ALLEGATION­S
• PM: COMPROMISE, COOPERATIO­N HAVE ALLOWED US TO PRESERVE HARMONY
• PETRONAS WON’T LET IMPROVING OIL PRICES MAKE IT COMPLACENT
• Parents pray children turn over a new leaf
• Wait ends for Felda Ulu Belitong settlers
• Jalan Semarak land to officially return to Felda within the week
• ‘10 years should have been enough to fix problem’
• State govt urged to work with Federal Govt
• F.T. WATER DEPT IN THE WORKS
• Bandar Kinrara residents begin storing water
• DPM: CID chief naive about Aussie laws
• Azeez to sue those linking him to project
• USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO BOOST BN SUPPORT
• Khairy hopes for more youth candidates
• Annuar: Don’t be swayed by fake news
• Worker killed at MRT site
• WARNING ON COUGH MIXTURE ABUSE
• ‘I didn’t realise it would be our last goodbye’
• SL1M to hold open job interview at UMS
• HISHAM: MAY MISSION RUN SMOOTHLY
• STRONG TIES SPUR GROWTH
• ‘WAQF’ CAN BOOST SCIENCE
• MAKING CAMERAS SMART
• Technology will boost ‘waqf’ in ways that we can’t imagine today
• HELPING PUPILS FIND THEIR WAY IN LIFE
• Kids in low-cost flats can break free of poverty with education
• No report lodged on fight caught on video
• MAN STRIPS ON MALINDO FLIGHT
• Student’s lawnmower death probe to end soon
• UNRELIABLE SHUTTLE BUS IRKS KK FOLK
• Southern Thailand peace talks bearing results
• LIVELIHOOD BOOST FOR SABAH FOLK
• RM250m flood mitigation projects for Kuching, Sibu
• ‘PASKAL’ BASED ON REAL-LIFE HERO
• Talk shows, Turkish dramas, reality shows among new ntv7 offerings
• ITALY MAY SEE HUNG PARLIAMENT
• Coalition vote paves way for Merkel’s fourth term
• EASTERN U.S. BRACES FOR MORE FLOODS
• China downplays move to lift presidenti­al term limits
• Syrians flee govt advances in eastern Ghouta
• TIGHT RACE FOR BEST PICTURE AT OSCARS
• Tibetans greet new year with giant Buddha thangka
• Gritty Rockets beat Celtics
• GLAETZER CROWNED KING OF SPRINT
• Athletics legend Roger Bannister dies
• SHARMA HANGS ON IN MEXICO
• Agut keeps Pouille out of top 10 with Dubai title
• Blitzboks power into Las Vegas Sevens semis
• BRAZIL’S NEXT DIAMOND FOR REAL
• Neymar’s surgery a success
• SPURS BANKING ON HOME COMFORTS
• Napoli’s title hopes take major blow
• SALAH BACKED FOR PERSONAL HONOURS
• Brighton heap more misery on Wenger
• M-LEAGUE COACHES IN FAVOUR OF VAR
• Malaysia fall to Australia
• De Paula warns of more to come
• NEW KICKS FOR SPORT
• Beasley vows to be more cautious
• Analysts upbeat on local banking sector
• “In six years, the ECRL will be up and running to help balance growth between the east coast and west coast states.”
• ‘BUSINESS PERFORMANC­E TO CONTINUE AT STRONG PACE’
• CHINA TO ‘HIT BACK’ IF US HARMS INTERESTS
• XOX, MASTERCARD IN TALKS ON E-WALLET?
• Mexican expansion in the pipeline
• Oil giant ready to work with state-owned O&G companies
• Kaneka stays bullish with MIDA support
• Mah: Vital to address palm oil ban in FTA talks
• Edible oil imports seen at record high in S. Asia
• MORE VOLATILITY ON TRADE WAR FEARS
• RISING YIELDS CHALLENGE VALUATIONS
• NORWAY FIRMS STRUGGLE TO KEEP UP
• Tencent called for ID link
• COOPERATIO­N INSTEAD OF CONFRONTAT­ION
• Easy Ride — Nissan’s first step to become taxi services operator
• EU BEEFS UP PLAN TO VET FOREIGN DEALS
• VW mulls options for truck division
• ‘No plans to buy more stakes in carmakers’
• Hyundai may rethink US production
• Australia seeks Trump tariffs exemption
• Meet the bug busters
• Safer Internet for the young
• What connects us
• Visual novel adventure
• top 10 Malaysia’s
• Your fitness companion
• Get creative with smartphone­s
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