The Borneo Post - 2016-08-16

• Rep concerned with conditions at clinic in Tanjong Lobang
• 90 work permits put on hold
• Light surveillan­ce aircraft to be used to curb illegal logging in S’wak
• Bolt, van Niekerk make history in Rio
• ‘Strive to make a difference’
• Bau brothers charged with murder of Balai Ringin man
• Japan, S. Korea strike conciliato­ry note
• SFO to build palm oil mill in Bakong for small-time planters
• M’sian, Philippine police to sign pact on forward base
• Beckhams selling French home, deny they are divorcing
• Insurance liberalisa­tion to spark price war among firms
• 65 nabbed in 32 raids on cockfighti­ng, gambling joints statewide
• Boy found with old and new wounds, mother arrested
• SK Long Busang’s boy dormitory razed by fire
• ‘UPP ready to soar to greater heights’
• Petronas’ hiring policy part of infringeme­nt of MA63 – Baru
• Moratorium to be lifted once discussion ends well – Uggah
• Abg Jo: S’wak mulls specialist­s cluster centres strategy
• Rename aquatic centre to ‘Pandelela Aquatic Centre’, says Masing
• ‘Correct to reward Pandelela, Cheong with pension’
• Vital for ‘stateless’ persons to obtain citizenshi­p — Fatimah
• NRD sets up special taskforce to deal with ‘stateless’ natives
• CM presents RM1 mln grant to RC Archdioces­e of Kuching
• MACC nabs 3 civil servants, over RM13 mln assets sealed and frozen
• NRD mobile team sets up registrati­on counter at Baram Civic Centre
• Over 700 attend 15th Internatio­nal Peat Congress
• ‘Continue supporting government to hasten developmen­t pace’
• S’wak, Indonesia to form working committee on tourism — Lee
• Gardens in buildings to take hold here — Abang Jo
• Fire destroys classrooms at SK Sundar
• Former assistant director pleads not guilty to bribery charges
• Treated piped water for Ili Batang Ai folk, Lidong area in the pipeline — Rayong
• Couple fined RM7,000 each for failure to pay employees’ wages
• ‘Meluan has a lot of catching up to do in areas of devt’
• Lu counts himself out of race for Temenggong post
• ‘Students must be educated on HFMD’
• MPP now managing MJC hawkers’ market
• Burning in Indonesia may bring in transbound­ary haze
• Pokemon Go a temporary fad that will fizzle out — Abdul Karim
• Iban communitie­s should form closer ties — Rayong
• Belawai beach fishing, colouring competitio­n soon
• Seminar for families with OKU children next month
• 150 pupils from 25 primary schools attend UPSR smart camp at Dalat
• Iban classic song contest attracts singers from other races
• Soppoa supports sustainabl­e conservati­on measures
• ‘Shot-firers’ training course now open for registrati­on
• Newly-completed cement road set to ease life of Long Kawi residents
• ACCCIS to create platform for China-M’sia business opportunit­ies
• Long Leng Penans praised for their initiative­s
• Longhouse to host homestay carnival on Aug 28-31
• Gerawat the ‘right choice’ for Mulu, say Long Banga folk
• Longhouse folk seek divine interventi­on
• 70 deaf society members enjoy Hari Raya spread
• Musical showcase enlivens official launch ceremony of Sarawak Trending
• Medical team visits remote villages regularly
• Take The Chief Minister’s Cup debate seriously, schools told
• 2-time world magic champion to host lecture
• Bintulu 4x4 Club praised for fire relief efforts
• Charity golf tourney organiser hands over proceeds to Rh Jalak, Rh Charles
• Nation targets Tier 1 status in human traffickin­g report
• Police cripple luxury car theft syndicate, recover 45 cars
• 20 MACC panel members receive letters of appointmen­t
• Former soldier shares insight during his time of service
• No reports of ministry officers being threatened — Henry
• Philippine minister: Deal with Bangsamoro can bring peace, stop kidnapping­s
• Ministry targets 5,000 lay counsellor­s from Komuniti Perwani each year
• Petronas to continue to fund in-house research & developmen­t
• Avoid street protests, riots to preserve harmony, says council chairman
• Use science and technology to address poverty – Sultan
• 150 technology, innovation NBOS products ready to penetrate market – Madius
• BNM launches educator’s manual on Shariah standards
• Swaziland king, queen arrive for confab
• Selangor mulls reviewing poverty threshold income level
• Mourinho’s United off to flying start
• Coutinho fires Liverpool to thrilling Arsenal win
• ‘We’re not ready,’ says Wenger after opening loss
• Suarez gives Barcelona edge in Supercup
• Klopp takes rap for Liverpool scare
• ‘Lightning’ strikes thrice as Bolt completes 100m hat-trick
• ‘Sky’s the limit,’ warns record-breaker van Niekerk
• Bolt gets closer to dreaded Olympic farewell
• Kenya’s Sumgong wins Rio women’s marathon
• Americans miss the mark, Europeans rule the range
• Brazil’s women desperate to taste Maracana magic
• Tribunal lets Klishina back into Rio Games
• India despairs over Rio flops
• Murray defeats del Potro for epic second gold
• Brazilians ask ‘Where are the medals?’
• Robles wins first US lifting medal in 16 years
• USA goes 5-0 as Klay Thompson dumps slump
• Fallen idol Douglas exits Games on a low
• Dominant US women set for ‘awesome’ medal run
• Rousing welcome for Singapore star Schooling
• 30 attend BAM badminton course
• Golden Kenny unmoved by British star status
• Rio KO sensation Buatsi on Mayweather radar
• Dismal show from cyclist Fatehah
• Panic at New York airport after reports of shots fired
• Plumes of smoke at Singapore station caused by technical fault
• Indonesian airlines cleared to fly to US
• Thai army detains several people over deadly blasts
• Papuan tribe preserves ancient rite of mummificat­ion
• 20 million toilets built in two years — Indian PM
• India Independen­ce Day shooting injures 10 in Kashmir
• Thai deep south hit by fresh blasts
• HK student leaders avoid jail time
• Pokemon No: Can a place declare the game off-limits?
• Harvard tops Chinese ranking of best universiti­es
• S. Korean leader defends missile shield as residents shave heads
• Tesla removes ‘autopilot’ from Chinese website after Beijing crash
• Demands growing for inquiry into Australia refugee abuse
• One person shot, officer injured in second night of Milwaukee protests
• Taliban capture key district in northern Afghanista­n
• Sudan floods kill 100, destroy villages
• Gunman sought in killing of NY imam
• Obama declares emergency for flood-devastated Louisiana
• Third French burqini ban after Corsica clashes
• Donald Trump lashes out at ‘crooked media’
• Nigerian govt cautious over latest ‘Chibok girl’ video
• US nuclear weapons at Turkey base at risk of seizure — Report
• Ban condemns Yemen school attack, coalition says Houthi facility targeted
• Dozens dead as warplanes pound rebel-held north Syria
• Istanbul police raid courts for coup suspects
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• ‘Suicide Squad’ tops box office for a second week
• ‘Florence Foster Jenkins': Ever off-key, a pitch-perfect portrayal of main character
• Shannen thanks her mum for her support
• Kate Mara: Rooney and I are not rivals
• Joe Chen denies she had wept bitterly at wedding
• Adele spurns offer to perform at 2017 Super Bowl Show
• Backstreet Boys want Meghan to duet with them again
• A Taco Bell fan, Fergie likes to indulge in a binge meal from the fast food outlet
• Selena tells Justin to stop posting pictures of his current girlfriend
• Chris Brown retains joint custody of daughter
• Amber Heard grilled for seven hours over Depp abuse case
• Zayn to write a tellall book
• Barbara Gibb, mother of Bee Gees dies aged 95
• Palm oil buyers hold off mending ties with IOI Group
• Sime Darby inks framework agreement with Japan residentia­l asset manager
• Ikhmas ‘not losing sleep’ over failure to win Pan Borneo job
• Genting Plantation­s’ earnings likely to miss expectatio­ns on weaker FFB production
• UEM Edgenta’s MRT related job win ‘not entirely surprising’
• Industrali­sation, urbanisati­on transform Malaysia into modern, complex society
• EPF Simpanan Shariah hits RM25.1 billion
• Australia’s Ansell shares jump 16 per cent on potential condom unit sale
• Mixed views on Petronas Gas’ deal with Linde M’sia
• ANZ reviews Asian banking operations
• Thai growth dips in second quarter on weak exports
• Muhibbah’s robust fundamenta­ls supported by sturdy orderbook, recurring income from Cambodia
• Momentum rises for foreign inflow to Bursa Malaysia
• KL shares close higher, CI up 0.37 per cent
• Scomi Energy’s 1QFY17 slightly below expectatio­ns
• New update no rerating catalyst for Petronas Gas
• Stepping out of Job’s shadow, Cook champions promise of Apple
• Saudi building bust traps thousands in desert nightmare
• Buyers remorse drives historic capitulati­on in Euro stocks
• Herbalife settles pyramid probe, Federal Trade Commission seeks changes
• High-end hotels seen booming in Tokyo to attract tourists
• ‘Grumpy hold-outs’ could sink Bitfinex recovery plan after Bitcoin
• Allianz General pays out on fire damage
• 1MET: Mismatch among issues for entreprenu­ers to prosper in Malaysia
• Islamic banking assets make up 27 per cent of total banking system assets
• PNB Hotel teams up with BP Healthcare to provide Doctor2u services to guests
• MIDF Research maintains ‘buy’ call on MRCB
• Minings stocks rally postpones industry revamp
• Prices of UK homes for sale see biggest fall in nine months in August
• UK employers scale back hiring plans after Brexit vote
• Gold firm as US data lowers rate hike prospects
• China signals growth, not political disputes, should dominate G20
• Japan’s economic growth fizzles out in second quarter
• Bank of Japan money target up for debate in policy review
• Washington’s food scene gets Michelin star
• Diamond dream lives on against odds under Canadian tundra
• Recession hiding behind Wall Street’s highs

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