The Borneo Post - 2015-11-17

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• Flash flood causes school to close and cuts off two longhouses
• Hong Kong-based airline eyeing Kuching route — Abang Johari
• Dewan Rakyat passes Supply Bill 2016
• Hishammudd­in attributes death threats to strong stance against IS
• Govt has right to sack defiant community leaders — Asfia
• Shadow team sleeker now for the fast lane
• State govt inks deal with Weida for Sarapegs
• Obama, Putin strike chord on Syria
• 52 NGOs receive RM25,000 each from Petronas
• Nur Jazlan: Home Ministry to filter Syrian refugees
• Michael Douglas set to return for Ant-Man sequel
• Malaysia aims to match or exceed 2014 timber exports
• Landslide hits 5 houses in Bau, affecting 33 villagers
• Find more ways to attract visitors — Adenan
• 33 receive awards at 6th Sarawak Hornbill Tourism Awards 2013/ 2014
• Show Islam a religion of peace, CM tells Muslims
• Malaysia develops own timber certificat­ion
• Masidi: Hordes of tourists on river cruises affecting fireflies
• Delineatio­n-exercise report to be tabled in parliament Dec 2
• Terrorist groups fight under the guise of religion, says Adenan
• Oil tax revenue expected to decline to RM31 bln next year
• SCORE scores RM30 bln investment­s to date
• Fatimah: Government aid for all regardless of race
• SMC taking twopronged approach in war against dengue
• Crime rate reduced over past 5 years — Kuching police chief
• Dayak National Party — speculatio­ns?
• From ‘merger of minds’ to ‘merger of hearts’
• Abang Johari brings relief to buyers of abandoned houses
• Head of State gives Yayasan John Jinep a shot in the arm
• No intention of making mortage loans difficult for house buyers, ABM clarifies
• Organisers welcome eKasih recipients to take part in 1Azam Carnival 2015
• Kemas receives thumbs-up for helping community leaders
• Masing: Build road to honour locals’ sacrifices
• Stay on your toes to prevent dengue – Health Dept
• MPP ready to face flood in its areas
• Blood bank calls out to Group A blood donors
• Accused sent food to Lahad Datu intruders, court told
• Catching fish using poison: Four locals get two years’ imprisonme­nt each
• Ex-CCID director’s testimony irrelevant to Anwar’s sodomy case, federal court told
• Store keeper jailed for promoting terrorist acts
• Be ready to adapt to change, Lau tells kindergart­ens
• UPP eyes reaching out to 10,000 households in Pujut through ‘Home to Home Visit’
• Evidence points to existence of illegal meter tampering service in Sibu
• Unimas grads still choose varsity for post-graduate programmes
• Mispercept­ion cause of shortage of local labour – Director
• Send children with special needs to school, parents advised
• V-C: Unimas constantly reengineer­ing programmes to suit job market
• GP Hotel Christmas project to benefit disabled couple
• ‘Students can hold gotong-royong to beautify school’
• Kenyah associatio­n team emerges champion in ethnic games contest
• A ‘Journey Through Time IX’ from Nov 20–27
• Naim’s Bintulu Paragon set to meet future ICT demands
• Lions praised for ‘Sharing the Vision’
• Atlas Copco introduces new range of constructi­on tools
• IKC 2015 kicks off with educationa­l talks
• Radio fans want to form a charitable club
• Reel-fishing contest at Pustaka Negeri draws 1,200 enthusiast­s
• Get a glimpse of unique Agile Mont Kiara project at showcase
• 343 students receive aid from foundation
• CMAA Dragon Dance Team ready to compete in tournament on Nov 28
• Five arrested on suspicion of link to terrorism — Khalid
• MB Inc denies allegation by Perak DAP advisor on land approvals
• M’sia should carry out own study on implicatio­n, vape effects — USM National Poison Centre
• Heavy rain triggers flash floods in Johor Baharu
• MACC launches book on corruption based on Islamic perspectiv­e
• Najib to have bilateral meetings with key Apec leaders
• Najib wants Islamic concept to be understood by others
• Youths want an Asean community with more job opportunit­ies, outlets for opinion
• PM: YaPEIM can take action against those making unfounded allegation­s
• G20 leaders say true Islam abused for IS interests
• Edie describes being panda keeper as extraordin­ary experience
• National Zoo to start displaying panda cub
• IAAF suspension an option, says WADA commission­er
• Doping threatens Kenya’s credibilit­y at Rio Olympics — Rudisha’s coach
• Little-used WBA defender Chester fears over Euros spot
• Chambers enjoying Arsenal education from stalwart pair
• Ancelotti wants another shot at the Premier League
• England and France unite for solemn friendly
• Cosmos send former Real great Raul out a winner
• Colombia a ‘must-win’ for injury-hit Argentina
• Qatar coach plays down growing World Cup hopes
• Pliskova shines as Czechs win fourth Fed Cup in five years
• Hamilton unhappy with Mercedes after ‘boring’ race
• Rosberg remembers Paris with Brazil triumph
• Djokovic routs Nishikori in Tour Finals opener
• Little Apache swift as an arrow
• Broberg clinches playoff to win first European Tour title
• Chris defies odds for Men’s Masters gold
• M’sia must beat UAE to redeem some pride — Kim Swee
• FIFA ethics committee bans executives from Nepal, Laos
• Guam bare teeth in Russia quest
• McIlroycha­sers close in as season heads for finale
• Golf now an option with Jr monthly
• Future of doping war in spotlight at WADA meeting
• Merkel to attend German friendly after Paris attacks
• Hungary end 30-year wait with Euro 2016 breakthrou­gh
• France warplanes pound IS stronghold
• Regional tensions, Paris attacks hang over Apec summit
• Rival jihadists kill ISlinked Syrian commander
• Suu Kyi returns to Myanmar parliament
• Children aboard doomed high-speed train test ride
• Brazil far- right protesters call for military coup
• ‘Paris attacks expose US failures’
• Tokyo, Manila to agree framework for Japanese military aid — Sources
• UN chief Ban Ki-moon to visit North Korea — Yonhap
• Cambodia police ‘will arrest’ opposition chief on his return
• Conjoined twins die in Bangladesh
• Paris fears for what is to come amid the shock, tears
• Up to 20,000 in Copenhagen vigil for Paris attack victims — Police
• Charity wine auction share to go to Paris attack victims
• Paraguay ruling party loses key mayoral vote
• Cattle’s dying in S. Africa as drought deepens
• Nicaragua sends Cuban bordercras­hers back to Costa Rica
• Should parents talk to children about the Paris attacks?
• Fighting extremism a shared responsibi­lity — Jordan king
• Lebanon arrests 11 over Beirut bombings
• Tunisia sacks state TV chief after grisly broadcast
• Paris attacks intensify migrant debate in EU
• ‘The 33’ recreates the 2010 Chilean mining disaster
• Hollywood ‘stands in solidarity’ with France, says Academy president
• Radcliffe leads mundane life
• ‘Snowpierce­r’ movie being re-imagined for television
• Billboard music charts look to expand in China
• With Paris quiet, French techno star pummels New York
• Ellie Goulding believes in equality, calls herself a feminist
• After Katniss, Jennifer Lawrence finds her voice
• George Clooney and Amal ready to have baby
• Motorhead, Marilyn Manson latest to cancel Paris shows
• ‘Spectre’ back on top, Jolie can’t keep ‘By the Sea’ afloat
• ‘Prem ratan’ smashes records, lands at eighth spot at US box office
• KTC shares oversubscr­ibed by more than 45 times, rate highest in 2015
• Asean, G20 cooperatio­n can contribute to stronger global economic growth
• Fading SE Asian stock recovery puts focus on robust infrastruc­ture story
• HSBC offers new fund that captures equity opportunit­ies
• M’sia needs strong middle class group to grow its economy
• Mutual trust to be enhanced with premier’s visit
• Wary of capital outflows, Japan urges China to go slow
• DiGi expands 4G LTE network, covering 60 pct of Malaysians
• France’s fragile economy under siege
• Utilise passive income, avoid investment mistakes to boost middle class
• MBSB aims to raise its financing exposure to corporate sector
• Current account surplus narrows on higher outflows in services, primary income accounts
• Aemulus ends on a weak note in 4QFY15
• TH Properties allocates RM220 mln for all Australian projects
• Parkson Retail Asia first quarter of financial year 2016 results below expectatio­ns
• Malaysian ICT firms rake in sales of RM100 million at Bangkok SMM
• As Boeing booms, robots rise and job growth lags
• Singapore private home sales fall 30 pct in October
• Global funds exit again last week at Bursa, early November buying just transient
• Teo Seng 3Q15 earnings improve by 11 per cent to RM12 million
• KL shares finish lower in cautious trading
• Russian jet crash puts Sharm resort staff on ‘unpaid leave’
• The problems veterans face in profession­al workplace
• UN team to visit Qatar to probe work conditions
• Set another place at the table: Fido is coming to dinner
• Black Friday’s losing mojo and retailers might be relieved
• KPMG invest in knowledge via scholarshi­p program
• CB Industrial Product’s 3Q could disappoint — AllianceDB­S Research
• OBG to launch online broadcasti­ng service
• Inari to have near-term earnings growth, more positive newsflows expected
• TSH to face near-term production pain, maturity pipeline to support mid-term growth
• G20 leaders pledge robust fight against patchy economy
• Tycoons, telecoms and Trotsky: Book lifts veil on Carlos Slim
• Doubts over December Fed hike may be swept away
• Greece, creditors resolve ‘many’ issues — Dijsselblo­em
• Japan dips into recession for second time in stumble for ‘Abenomics’
• Paris attacks seen causing short-term global markets drop
• Oil prices up on geopolitic­al tensions sparked by Paris attacks

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