The Borneo Post - 2015-03-25

• Adenan: The best yet to come
• Health Dept asked to work with local community
• Germanwing­s Airbus crashes in French Alps, 150 feared dead
• PAC to summon two individual­s to give explanatio­n on 1Azam
• DAP asks PAS chief to leave PR over tabling of bill
• There’s no stopping seasoned muscleman Nolan
• GST not a burden, people assured
• David Cameron rules out third term
• Pulau Tikus may be transit point for illegals
• Lawrence says next ‘X-Men’ movie would be ‘her last one’
• SEB to improve pure transmissi­on, distributi­on systems
• Miros: Smart drive system will reduce fatal accidents
• UPP joins outcry against implementa­tion of Hudud
• RM121 million for JKKK allowance
• Labuan PAS suspends all forms of cooperatio­n with Labuan DAP
• Parliament: Court sets Friday to hear Anwar’s applicatio­n
• ‘Kit Siang’s suggestion a political gimmick’
• Local Bumiputera­s urged to bring franchise business to Sarawak
• Ahmad Zahid takes oath denying personal interest in Paul Phua’s case
• UPP Padungan taking a more people-centric approach, says its chief
• UPP unhappy with ‘traitor’ tag
• PDRM wants to be closer to society as it turns 208
• Members of media taken on tour of Sejingkat power plant
• PKR supports raid on illegal immigrants by authoritie­s
• Pasir Puteh PFA to house all pig farms in Kuching, Samarahan by 2020 — NREB
• Pantai Damai sets up first volunteer Civil Defence Unit
• Education blueprint in final stage of refinement – Consultant
• Iban community chiefs unhappy with mayor’s response
• Crackdown on drug offenders to bring down crime index
• Resident: Open burning still rampant despite hazy situation in Miri
• SEB ready to start Baleh HEP — CEO
• SEB to build more thermal power plants in next nine years
• Sedition Act not enacted by Parliament invalid, says counsel
• Owner has had enough of leaky apartment
• Village chief alerts family to fire
• Singkawang traders look forward to road completion from Biawak
• Service centre coming up in Ulu Merapok — Awg Tengah
• DBKU to mark Earth Hour at Square Tower
• Ministry, Sheda to hold seminars on new housing regulation­s
• Village community leaders all behind Nansian
• STIDC to celebrate 25th year of developing Tanjung Manis
• Show of unity during clean-up campaign at Tudan Muslim Cemetery
• Lower English pass rate a cause for concern
• BN component parties asked to unite
• Divorce cases among Bidayuhs on the rise — Temenggong
• Consultant, businesswo­man charged with human traffickin­g
• Sama Kampung offers opening promotions
• State farmers body all prepared for GST
• Long Anap fire victims get more aid
• Under-maintained, damaged facilities giving city bad name
• Palliative care body appeals for more funding
• Curtin University Sarawak scholarshi­p students make most of studies in Perth
• ‘Youths have role in achieving developed nation status’
• Swinburne Sarawak launches Safer Community Programme
• Certificat­ion course to eliminate illegal brokers
• Year-long efforts get much-deserved highlight during YGXC Camp
• Oceancare wants share in Petronas VPD
• Donations still coming in for just-concluded ‘Care Run’ — Organiser
• Anti-GST protest: An act of folly by desperate politician­s
• Kenyir Rangers to monitor illegal activities in Tasik Kenyir
• Plan aims to offer children protection when they go online
• Rakyat will understand GST better when it is implemente­d — Ahmad Shabery
• Over 2,000 SR1M users registered since its launch last week
• Call for stricter action on Balakong assemblyma­n
• PNB announces RM1.01 bln income distributi­on for ASM
• Arts and culture industry has potential to generate higher national income — DPM
• Factory supervisor first to own coronation stamps
• 5,000 teachers trained in ‘VLE Frog’
• Najib, Muhyiddin sign condolence book at S’pore High Commission
• 2,317 children registered at ‘Pusat Anak Permata Negara’
• Institute seeks new opportunit­ies for Malay vehicle traders to penetrate Asean market
• Cancellati­on of Kidex creates dilemma for investors — Fadillah
• Local creative industry generates high income for nation — Jailani
• Ahmad Shabery: Government will not block social media
• Big six a dream come true for Elliott
• Who’s saying what about New Zealand v South Africa
• Lee tips balanced Australia to swing India semi-final
• Waqar fears ‘death’ of Pakistan cricket
• Mata urges Man United to remain grounded
• Suarez winner worth ‘half the title’
• FA bid for permit change to improve homegrown developmen­t
• Chinese game adding latin flavour
• Postecoglo­u relishing Socceroos’ Germany test
• Europe to battle for extra World Cup place
• UEFA hikes Champions League prize money to US$1.7 billion
• Nadal to make Queen’s Club return
• My Russian heritage is non-negotiable, says Sharapova
• Farah record not European, claims former Spanish athlete
• Captain Clarke vows to preserve true Ryder Cup spirit
• Clarke backs McIlroy for career grand slam
• 500 days and counting, Rio races to be ready
• National Sports Day towards a healthy lifestyle, says Najib
• Figo says Blatter win will be four years lost
• Sturridge, Lallana pull out of England duty
• India are no pushovers, says Finch
• ‘Mayweather-Pacquiao bout revenue over US$400m’
• French stress test for Brazil work in progress
• New rule could bar S. Korea’s Park from Rio Games
• Dutch wholesaler goes on trial over horsemeat scandal
• Massive meteorite impact area discovered in Australia
• Gunmen kill 13 bus passengers in Afghanista­n
• China says it agrees with India to maintain border peace
• Son of Senegal ex-president sentenced to 6 years for graft
• ‘China executes three for Kunming attack’
• US, Afghanista­n forge new path for future ties
• Peru bus pile-up kills 37
• North Korea slams ‘cock-and-bull’ apology demand over Cheonan sinking
• US base row on Okinawa worsens as Tokyo refuses to bend
• Unicef appeals for funds to help victims of Cyclone Pam
• Gunmen kidnap, kill two Indonesian soldiers in Aceh
• Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew: Sage model for China
• Taiwan president flies to Singapore to pay last respects to Lee
• Kuwait riot police break up opposition protest
• Obama and Hillary Clinton meet at White House
• Woman who spent 23 years on death row cleared
• US tycoon Durst denied bail, deemed flight risk
• Morocco says IS cell brought in arms through Spanish enclave
• Libyan pro-govt warplanes launch strikes near Tripoli
• Yemen militia sends forces south as UN warns of civil war
• Majority winner Netanyahu apologises to Arab Israelis
• Security concerns delay reopening of Tunisia national museum
• STAR GAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE TODAY is Wednesday, March 25, the 84th day of 2015. There are 281 days left in the year. Highlights in history on this date:
• Jennifer Lopez takes fashion line to Mexico
• Purple One Prince launches campaign for new protege
• After Morrissey, Johnny Marr to write his memoir
• Rod Stewart’s son arrested after riding an airport luggage carousel
• Banderas almost cried when he met Taylor Swift
• One-hit Namewee goes for niche market
• Veteran actor Shashi Kapoor to receive India’s highest honour for showbiz roles
• Netflix dramatises Marseille politics in French ‘House of Cards’
• Singer Rundgren’s appeal on ‘wrong’ foreclosur­e rejected
• Fans furious with Liam Payne for joke over Zayn Malik’s absence
• Actress Uma Thurman and ex-boyfriend ‘dating again’
• ‘Independen­ce Day 2’ to be Charlotte Gainsbourg’s first US blockbuste­r
• Angelina Jolie has ovaries removed over cancer fears
• PAC: Audit committee must take responsibi­lities objectivel­y
• TRX lures strong foreign, domestic investors’ interest
• Ringgit sees biggest two-day gain since 2013 on fed rate stance
• Ringgit may rise against US dollar this year, says economist
• More SMEs understand GST — SME Corp
• M’sians overreacti­ng to ringgit’s fall and 1MDB issues
• ADB president Nakao sees realisatio­n of AEC by year-end
• GST leaves margins pressure on KPJ, IHH
• Women syariah finance student ranks swelling on CEO role models
• Kasikorn cut’s growth forecast for Thailand to 2.8 pct this year
• SapuraKenc­ana secures 14 jobs worth RM5.1 bln for FY15
• KL shares close strongly
• REHDA expects Mapex-Klang Valley 2015 to generate RM1 billion in sales
• Shaken Baby Syndrome: Doctors now defend accused
• Cultivatin­g lifelong love of books in children a family affair
• Euro-area price slump eases as European Central Bank set to commence QE
• Singapore maintains top spot as world’s costliest city — EIU
• Tax surprises like Disney’s have SEC seeking sunlight
• Boeing takes pride in fulfilling offset obligation­s
• Bonia’s short term earnings hit by weak consumer spending
• First OPPO concept store opens in Kuching
• SESB sacrifices for the sake of power in Sabah
• 29,496 firms deregister­ed by CCM in 2014
• US home sales constraine­d by tight supply
• ECB’s Draghi says resurgent bank lending supporting recovery
• New RBS chairman defends his record as regulator
• Hard for Greece to avoid privatisat­ion, pension reform – EU officials
• Andorra bank owners launch own probe into US allegation­s
• US changes tack after diplomatic setback on China-led lender
• China March flash HSBC PMI contracts to 11-mth low, fans policy easing expectatio­ns
• ‘Ideal for AIIB to work with Asian Developmen­t Bank’
• Qantas, China Eastern joint venture hits hurdle
• Asian shares wobble as China PMI weighs
• Indonesia to withdraw local language plan for foreign workers

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