New Straits Times - 2022-04-10

• Chicken and egg
• NEW COVID-19 CASES JUMP TO 14,944
• Fomca: Unfair to pin the blame on traders
• NANOTECH PLAN TO CREATE 33,000 JOBS
• Saudi govt allows 1 million haj pilgrims this year
• TRADERS’ GROUP: BAN ORDER MUST COME FROM GOVT
• SELANGOR MAY BAN KIDS FROM BAZAARS
• BE IN THE LOOP WITH ON THE BEAT
• Economy on a firm, resilient footing
• RESTAURANT BUSINESS REBOUNDS
• Perak empowers local fresh meat entreprene­urs
• JOHOR SEEKS INDONESIA’S HELP IN SAR OP
• Avoid bringing kids to crowded places to prevent infection
• Be proud to speak, write and read in Malay
• Siblings with muscular dystrophy persevere in fruit trade
• Will to survive
• Men in black, nowadays
• Realm of monochrome
• Storytelli­ng, Asian style!
• Empowering Malaysians (and Malaysia)
• Don’t be your own ‘doctor’
• Performanc­e, image and exposure
• US: Russia used Tochka missile in railway station strike
• UKRAINE URGES CIVILIANS TO FLEE
• Wreckage of world’s largest plane testament to Kyiv’s defence
• PAKISTAN MPS CLASH AS DEBATE BEGINS
• Academy slaps Smith with 10-year ban
• ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF SPACE TOURISM
• MAJOR MILESTONES FOR XC40 RPE
• KARISMA 125S TO CAPTURE HEARTS
• INDULGE IN A BOUNTIFUL SPREAD OF TRADITIONA­L MALAY FARE
• TIGER CLAWS BACK
• Marquez sixth fastest as Zarco tops Texas practice
• Leclerc puts Ferrari on pole in Melbourne
• GUARDIOLA: KLOPP IS ‘BIGGEST RIVAL’
• Livewire Diaz becomes instant Liverpool hit
• MALAYSIAN DUO BAG BRONZE IN WORLD MEET
• Satia plays underdog in Borneo derby
• ‘Comeback chance’ for three players
• MANSHAHAR NOT RUNNING SCARED
• LET’S WIN IT FOR THE FANS
• Rashid: No clear favourites in Thomas Cup
• INDULGE IN A BOUNTIFUL SPREAD OF TRADITIONA­L MALAY FARE

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