The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2022-05-11

• First ship-to-ship crude oil transfer off Labuan waters
• Choose a good leader for country — Shafie
• 31 families evacuated, eight schools closed
• AirAsia apologises for rescheduli­ng flights
• MoU to foster future innovators
• Usno pledges to strengthen aims of setting up GRS
• State govt urged to set up emergency call centre
• Nanta: AirAsia to give feedback to ministry within 24 hours
• Six deaths, 509 accidents in Sabah during Raya
• Contractor facing murder charge applies for bail
• 1MDB management met in London to discuss additional RM1 bln funds — Witness
• Hishammudd­in gave approval to implement visa facilitati­on service — Witness
• Najib, Nazifuddin get leave to appeal over unpaid tax ruling
• Najib’s instructio­n to sign off on 1MDB’s 2013 financial statement a form of intimidati­on — Witness
• Labourer gets 12 years for syabu possession
• Parklane City to have recreation, education and medical zones
• Govt urged to give more support to youth entreprene­urs
• Looking forward to NCA’s transforma­tion of Sabah
• SCENIC will help to implement community empowermen­t programmes in Sabah
• Public urged to use free ambulance services
• Ministry orders airlines to rectify issues
• Malaysia, French parliament­s to form joint committee on democracy, human rights
• ‘See positive aspect of Indonesia halting palm oil exports’
• Dr Sim: Only 2,000 eligible recipients in Sarawak took the second booster
• MP: Onus on Mavcom, MoT to probe frequent flight rescheduli­ng
• Much too early to book flights for CNY 2023 now, opines Teochew clan leader
• Pariah to president: Marcos Jr returns family to Philippine­s supremacy
• Boxing great Pacquiao gets knock out blow in presidenti­al polls
• Duterte popularity sweeps daughter to election win
• South Korea's Yoon calls on North to trade nukes for aid
• Pope postpones trip to Lebanon for health reasons — Minister
• Singapore bans hit Kashmir film over portrayal of Muslims
• Jailbreak drama ends with arrest, death of prison guard
• Even chance world will breach 1.5C warming within five years — UN
• US cathedral bells toll 1,000 times for one million Covid deaths
• Four students dead, more than 70 hurt in Bolivian university stampede
• Russia shells Ukraine’s Odessa
• Afghan women protest Taliban decree to cover faces
• Belgrade, Sofia, Vienna marches mark 1945 Soviet victory
• Gloom for Hamilton as Mercedes lost in ‘no man’s land’
• SEA Games to light up Hanoi after Covid delay
• National futsal teams out to spring a surprise against Thailand
• Curry rescues Warriors, Celtics down Bucks
• Man City title would have ‘more sugar’ for Fernandinh­o
• Diving squad closing in on eight-gold target in Hanoi
• Starless M’sia demolish USA to reach Thomas Cup quarters
• Malaysia’s climate change: A case of prisoner’s dilemma
• Digital banking set to attract more investment­s into M’sia
• Juwai IQI: Strong oil and gas market lifts Malaysian economy in 2022
• MPIC: Palm oil players should benefit from Indonesian ban
• Sunway Constructi­on a strong contender for infra projects
• ESG a growing concern for Asean healthcare providers
• Expo 2020 Dubai perfect platform to raise awareness on Malaysia’s sustainabl­e agricommod­ities
• Hartalega net profit, revenue rise IN FY22
• Manufactur­ing sales record highest value of RM144.6 billion
• Manufactur­ing, electricit­y, mining push IPI upwards
• Bargain hunting pushes Bursa M’sia to end mixed, KLCI up marginally
• Between searing drought and Ukraine war, Iraq watchful over wheat
• Chincoteag­ue: Just a pony paradise? Neigh, it's much more
• Secret cameos in ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,’ explained
• George Pérez was the master of the big comic-book moment
• Musical ‘A Strange Loop’ leads the 2022 Tony nomination­s
• Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe fetches record US$195 mln

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