The Borneo Post - 2016-06-04

• Two families lose three members each in two separate crashes in Sarikei, Mukah
• No room for partyless 9 in PBB
• Sarawak MPs to stand united in opposing PAS chief’s controvers­ial Bill in Parliament
• Cops seek recruits from varsities
• Sukma duo Aziel, Steve for the final showdown
• ‘Nurture craft of Sarawak songket weaving’
• Vendors appeal to SEDC not to close all parking areas
• Boy missing in Japan forest found alive
• Trade surplus in April up 31.9 per cent to RM9.06 billion
• Examiner rules death of singer Prince was painkiller overdose
• Consider safety of workers, contractor­s told
• UK paedophile to be sentenced Monday
• Upper floor razed, vehicles damaged in fire
• Ministry highlights uniqueness of S’wak and Sabah through cultural troupes
• What’s brewing? Cocktail of views on teenage drinking
• Fishermen appeal to government not to ban use of trawler nets
• State asked to identify PCAs
• Public in a huff over UTC closing time
• Manyin’s Gawai Dayak open house as popular as ever
• Rumah Anjat a hive of fun activities during Gawai
• Dennis: Spiritual devt unites the people
• ‘Sarawak may need some time before fully enforcing waste segregatio­n law’
• RM100,000 for Bokashi composting programme
• FRIM conducts course on Agarwood
• Two more boats to beef up enforcemen­t
• AirAsia offers 20 per cent off all flights booked via mobile platforms
• Villagers learn basics of fire fighting at safety campaign
• Edid turns Rela team into shooting stars
• Miri health watch on 400 traders at six Ramadan bazaars
• University’s ‘Ramadan without smoke’ to kick habit
• Zakat fitrah remains at RM7 this year, says Baitulmal Sarawak
• Orang Ulu dinner to celebrate Women’s Day, Gawai Dayak
• Partnershi­p matters in challengin­g year for print media
• ‘Psychology key to teaching today’s kids’
• Ever considered working as a manufactur­ing engineer?
• Forest conservati­on needs to be taken to the next level – Expert
• Army retiree fined RM15,000 for bribery
• HSL opens sales of residentia­l, light industrial units simultaneo­usly
• Malaysia to accept more Cambodian domestic maids
• Malaysia and Cambodia sign MoU on informatio­n, broadcasti­ng cooperatio­n
• Hishammudd­in attends Shangri-La Dialogue 2016
• Tengku Azlan launches book to drive nation towards good principles
• Huckle 'took children to church' – Re��ident��
• Wan Junaidi: Pulau Payar coral reefs need two more months to recover from El Nino
• Lam Thye wants intel-sharing on paedophile perpetrato­rs
• AADK� denie�� Op�� Selamat held to relocate homele���� in the city
• PAS: Support given to Amanah same as to DAP
• Abdul Hadi: Seek more friends, not enemies
• Report use of mosques for political talks — Noh
• 32,949 eligible voters for K. Kangsar by-election
• Scotland provide final test for Euro hosts france
• Hodgson defends England’s toiling trio
• Ronaldo makes Portugal terror target — Coach
• Balthazar the rooster banned from Euro 2016
• Schweinste­iger hopes to face Hungary in Euro bid
• Brazil’s Alves to leave Barca, Neymar to stay
• Wei feng, Mohd Arif advance into last eight
• Kyrgios pulls out of Olympics, lashes Australian Olympic chiefs
• Australian sports show sorry for ‘racist’ dog joke
• Marquez, Lorenzo in home turf battle
• Zika not a concern for American Gatlin
• Coach, skipper deny ‘ridiculous’ silent protest rumours
• German minnows make Ibrahimovi­c cheeky offer
• Djokovic: I was lucky not to be disqualifi­ed
• Gatlin digs deep, Ayana misses record
• US and Colombia ready for Copa America kick-off
• Methodist Charity golf awash with cars and cash for prizes
• Warriors rip Cavaliers in Finals opener
• Missile defence talks continue, but not at Asian forum
• Hundreds missing as migrant boat capsizes off Greece
• UN could start using copters for aid drops in Syria
• ‘Pot in a bag’ stews onions and fights pollution
• Two die, dozens injured in Colombia farmer protests
• US Treasury chief to push China on N. Korea, reforms
• Terror deaths down but IS still major threat — US report
• LA campus gunman had planned third killing, police say
• 24 dead in clashes as sect evicted in India
• Philippine police win first kill bounties
• Indonesian government plans to lay off 1 mln civil servants by 2019
• China slams Philippine­s’ definition of ‘reef’
• Controvers­ial Philippine president-elect Duterte vents anger at UN
• Future vision? Taiwan premier wears VR goggles in parliament
• Taiwan holds first Tiananmen commemorat­ion in parliament
• Eyeing China, Obama demands Congress move on key UN maritime rules
• Two Koreas squabble over defections, talks offer
• Alibaba founder says assisting US probe
• Jailed ex-president’s daughter favourite to lead Peru
• Paris on alert as swollen Seine reaches peak levels
• Study reveals harm to fish from tiny bit of plastic pollution
• US judge ponders US$50 million Manhattan bail for Turkish mogul
• Anti-Trump protesters attack supporters at California rally
• Two US military aerobatic planes crash, one pilot dead
• Falluja a ‘tough nut to crack’ — Iraqi finance minister
• France puts Israel-Palestinia­n conflict back in focus
• Pentagon chief: IS fighters in northern Syria ‘aspire’ to foreign plots
• What the movie ‘Weiner’ tells us about Huma Abedin
• Straight from studio: ‘Star Wars’ prop replicas go on sale
• Wong Kar-wai makes Web series with Huanxi backing
• TVB to combine both Hong Kong pageants this year
• Bosco Wong ‘pursued’ by co-star and newbie
• Edison Chen embroiled in a fresh controvers­y
• Stella Maxwell is ‘No.1 hottest girl 2016’
• Madonna prevails in key copyright case
• Jesse Eisenberg makes ‘nerve-racking’ stage debut with ‘The Spoils’
• Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik have split — Report
• Affin Bank continues to expand with new Kuching branch
• Petronas, JX Nippon Oil & Energy sign agreement for equity interest in Petronas LNG 9 Sdn Bhd
• Constructi­on sector to stay robust in coming 4, 5 years
• Alam Maritim tenders for RM2.6 bln projects
• Berjaya Food’s restructur­ing could trigger positive re-rating
• Weak results for telcos in 1Q16 due to lower revenues
• Emergence of FinTech startups in Southeast Asia
• Kenanga Research: 3.1 pct deficit target for 2016 achievable
• IRDA allots RM30 mln for human capital devt
• Consumer sector en route to recovery
• Parental loan support to UMWOG a temporary but positive developmen­t
• World energy leaders agree at int’l forum to expand clean energy deployment
• SP Setia’s Eco Templer project receives strong take up rate
• Scientex extends growth streak with higher net profit
• Lay Hong attributes losses in 4QFY16 to one-time charge share-based expense
• KL shares close higher on consistent buying
• Econpile bags RM208 mln Jalan Ampang contract
• Microsoft’s move away from making smartphone­s actually makes a lot of sense
• New rules for Internet service would be illegal, providers say
• Microsoft sells patents to Xiaomi, builds ‘long-term partnershi­p’
• Beset by rivals and record labels, Spotify is struggling
• Norwegians try to figure out how long it would take to read phone app terms
• China to seek control of Yum Brands division
• Russia’s oil curse means tethering rouble in budget fix
• Ford Motor pays more than sticker price to study Tesla’s Model X SUV
• Coway wins gold at the Reader’s Digest Trusted Brand 2016 Awards
• AirAsia offers discount exclusivel­y on mobile bookings
• Community Hidayah engages expert to assist its halal foray
• Evergreen’s earnings prospects stay strong
• Visa Malaysia confident of double-digit growth among Muslim cardholder­s
• OPEC to keep oil gushing, fails to agree ceiling
• Peru’s deadly gold mining conflicts test leaders
• US hedge fund seeks arbitratio­n over defaulted Peru bonds
• Two Deutsche Bank traders indicted over Libor manipulati­on
• Weak wages belie Australian economic success
• Dollar edges down ahead of US jobs report
• China SUV makers forego key safety feature as drivers seek space
• Japan officials raid Suzuki HQ over fuel-testing scandal
• Two to Tango, please Uber finally makes inroads in ageing Japan
• Remains of sailor killed at Pearl Harbor finally make their way home

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