New Straits Times - 2020-05-02

• PARTIAL FREEDOM
• Labour pain
• ‘No interstate travel allowed for Hari Raya Aidilfitri’
• ‘Strategise how to work in new office environmen­t’
• ‘ADOPT NEW NORMS TO KEEP VIRUS AT BAY’
• King hopes Malaysians can work under ‘new normal’
• STAYING TRUE TO RAMADAN SPIRIT
• PUMP-PRIMING AND MEGA PROJECTS
• UTM sends off 177 students
• GIVING FRONTLINER­S A PLACE TO STAY
• Istana Negara joins ‘Blue Light’ campaign to honour frontliner­s
• A FIRST IN THE COURTROOM
• Revolution­ising our way of life under a pandemic
• VITAL TO LIMIT SCREEN TIME
• Covid-19 has both positive and negative impacts
• ‘BANK NEGARA, BANKS ARE INHUMANE’
• George Kent posts RM41.6m net profit
• Saripuddin succeeds Nungsari as Mavcom chairman
• OIL PRICES IN RECOVERY MODE?
• AmResearch keeps ‘buy’ call on Bursa after strong Q1
• eToro offers retail investors access to oil market
• INDONESIA STRUGGLES TO STEM LAYOFFS
• Asean puts off visa exemptions amid Covid-19
• Cambodia’s rural students left behind in distance learning
• Lockdowns scale back Labour Day rallies
• WHO WANTS INVITE TO CHINA’S PROBE INTO VIRUS ORIGINS
• Japan unveils robots to serve Covid-19 patients at Tokyo hotel
• UK UNIVERSITI­ES HIT BY VIRUS
• LAKERS READY TO ROLL, SAYS JAMES
• French rugby agrees to end Top 14 season
• COVID ‘BOGEY’ HITS SPIETH
• WADA hands over case files on suspected Russian cheats
• PSG ARE CHAMPIONS
• India football legend Chuni Goswami dies, aged 82
• MAYOR FEARS FARCE
• LABOUR DAY SURPRISE FOR ATHLETES
• Syafiq still worried despite easing of MCO
• Is it OK from home to indoors?
• ‘THIS IS A LOSE-LOSE SITUATION FOR EVERYONE’

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