The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2019-09-12

• Don't abuse MACC – Latheefa
• SUDC told to submit report on disputed land to CM, Cabinet
• Indonesian minister alleges fires in Sarawak cause of haze
• Murut Associatio­n upset over title of telemovie
• CM should find better excuse to issue pass – Ongkili
• Strictly enforce immigratio­n law on all foreigners – Henrynus
• Give clear reasons for introducin­g pass or call it off – Yong
• Release missing 5,000 pages of RCI Report now – SAPP
• Budget hotels expect higher occupancy rate
• UMS students to learn about forest restoratio­n
• 100 kg of bombed fish seized from four fishermen
• JCI Kota Kinabalu raises childhood cancer awareness
• No basis for Philippine­s to resurrect Sabah claim – SLS
• Wear right type of face mask during haze – Health Dept
• First community-led Malaysia Day celebratio­n
• Shareda backs govt’s effort to boost Sabah economy
• 22 media representa­tives visiting east coast of Sabah
• 254 youths receive Duke of Edinburgh’s Award from Prince Edward
• Happiness should be part of national devt, says Bhutanese educator
• Man charged with abusing step-daughter
• Alimony, child custody cases to be expedited through special programme
• IRB applies for Ku Nan’s tax case to be decided through summary judgement
• 1MDB trial adjourned as Najib catches conjunctiv­itis
• Actor Sharnaaz, wife ordered to appoint conciliato­ry committee
• Machete-wielding man ordered to undergo mental examinatio­n
• Insider trading: Ex-deputy executive chairman of shipping firm found guilty
• Leopard satellite-tagged in Kinabatang­an
• Customs foils five attempts to smuggle cigarettes by air
• StreetSmar­t program helps students stay safe on roads
• Revolution­ising cargo delivery with C-Drone
• National Chief Scout dies
• Baby rescued in operation to weed out beggars
• No basis to review federal court’s ruling on NCR land
• Methanol project catalyst to turn Bintulu into petrochem hub – CM
• Youth jailed for stabbing drug rehab centre assistant
• Malaysia Day celebratio­n shifts to indoor stadium due to haze
• SUPP stakes claim on Dudong constituen­cy
• Proposed methanol plant a major milestone for Sarawak Petchem
• Brothers propel Spain at World Cup
• All Blacks relish Boks World Cup test
• Australia aim to finish Ashes mission with win against England
• Motor racing remembers Hubert at funeral in Chartres
• England, France hammer minnows, Ronaldo shines for Portugal
• Martinez hat-trick fires Argentina over Mexico
• Taekwondo Cup 2019 enhances standards in Sabah — UTSA
• National stadium is fantastic, but pitch condition saddening — Marwijk
• Mohd Nafuzi urges TFC supporters to fill SMZA Stadium next season
• Phoong to fight for taekwondo inclusion in Sukma 2020
• Frenchman opens two-shot lead at PGM Sabah ADT
• Karatekas told to fight for overall champions title
• The boys played well, but couldn’t keep the tempo — Cheng Hoe
• Sepanggar take on Semporna in KDM Football League s-final
• England, France hammer minnows, Ronaldo shines for Portugal
• No palm oil or green palm oil? Retailers face labeling dilemma
• CPO production rises in East Malaysia, prices likely to remain at RM2,000
• Five UK AI firms plan to set up operations in M’sia
• Airport closure only when horizontal visibility below 400m
• Glove sector stand to benefit from recent US tariff imposition on China
• Solarvest hopes for more solar incentives in Budget 2020
• PropertyGu­ru plans Australia IPO, potentiall­y biggest of year
• Rise in IoTs hardware spending benefits semiconduc­tor firms
• Sime Darby acquires A$112 mln three Trivett dealership­s in Sydney
• MoF urged to reconsider decision to drop 33 Bumiputera furniture companies from KPB list
• MAHB’s current passenger traffic to provide strong base for revenue increase
• Prudential unveils new home at Tun Razak Exchange
• Westports to see double-digit container throughput growth
• PUCM: Several MoUs expected at China Smart Industrial Exhibition
• Global Islamic Fintech Summit in KL to attract over 900 delegates
• Startek named M’sia BPO service provider of the year
• Bursa Malaysia ends above 1,600 level
• Trump fires security chief John Bolton
• Abe shakes up cabinet, brings in rising star
• China to exempt 16 categories of US products from tariffs
• UK to let foreign students stay two years after graduation post-Brexit
• HK protesters hit pause button to mark Sept 11
• Suspected militant killed in Indian Kashmir
• N. Korea again tests ‘super-large’ rocket launcher
• Mugabe’s body heads back to Zimbabwe for burial
• Three Australian­s detained in Iran
• Iran again rebuffs US talk of Trump-Rouhani meeting
• Israel hits Gaza after rockets disrupt Netanyahu rally
• Thousands pray for rain in Indonesia
• Japan regulator to launch new investigat­ion into Fukushima nuclear disaster
• S. Korea to file WTO complaint over Japan’s export curbs
• Philippine minister says no access for United Nations drugs war probe
• Heatstroke kills two in Japan blackout
• In Ethiopia, a rehab centre takes on khat addiction
• Robert Frank, photograph­er of America’s underbelly, dead at 94
• After Trump called Chrissy Teigen a ‘filthy mouthed wife,' her response reflects years of social media savvy
• ‘The Goldfinch’ won the Pulitzer Prize, but the film version is a bomb
• ‘Ford v Ferrari’ a Hollywood throwback
• Foody tale ending: Shanghai Disney allows food, but not durian
• Daniel Radcliffe has life turned upside-down in ‘Guns Akimbo’
• J-Lo makes a commanding comeback in ‘Hustlers’
• Lack of female directors in Hollywood an ‘embarrassm­ent’: Geena Davis

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