New Straits Times - 2020-02-06

• THE ʻFLOM’ FACTOR
• ‘No other special drug or antiviral medicine was used’ to treat 4-year-old girl, who has completely recovered from the coronaviru­s infection.
• Malaysia rises, the world slides
• Japan faces huge tourism losses
• Other global health crises in Malaysia
• ‘Govt guarantees normally take months to be issued’
• Rosmah shakes head in disbelief
• THE SOCIAL MEDIA ICEBERG
• Dengue remains No. 1 infectious disease in the country
• JOURNO CHARGED OVER FB POSTS ON VIRUS
• No land reclamatio­n involved in Penang Bay developmen­t, says Chow
• SCOTLAND BOOST FOR ISLAMIC CONCEPT
• FEUDAL WAY OR TRUE DEMOCRACY?
• PH won GE14 because of Pas, says Takiyuddin
• KEEPING KAVADI DESIGNS ‘SIMPLE’
• PTPTN ANNOUNCES 4PC DIVIDEND
• InterVenn innovates cancer diagnostic­s using artificial intelligen­ce
• MYANMAR FOCUSES ON DEMINING
• Military satellite to boost Thai air force capability
• ‘Holidays hinder productivi­ty’
• OUTBREAK TO IMPACT ASIAN CARRIERS IN FIRST HALF
• ChemOne to build US$3.38b Pengerang plant, hire 7,000 people
• MSM TO GAIN FROM SUGAR SHORTAGE
• Free entry for i-City’s theme park on Sunday
• AirAsia shares rebound
• SC issues checklist for shareholde­rs
• SEIZING THE EARLY ADVANTAGE
• Colourful, historical Kochi
• Perfect for the family
• Top 5 Valentine’s Day picks
• BIG GUNS RIDE INTO TOWN
• Harrif relishes bumpy road ahead
• Dragons breathing fire again
• SMASHING REUNION WITH HIS MENTOR
• ‘I’M STAYING IN CHINA’
• Yew Sin-Ee Yi still going strong despite exit from BAM

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