The Borneo Post - 2017-08-01

• Rabies: No all-clear sign just yet
• AG gives 13 state bodies excellent rating
• Abg Jo not satisfied with just RM1
• A star is born – Dressel emerges from Phelps’ shadow
• ‘State committed to persons with disabiliti­es’
• Putin asks US to cut 755 diplomatic staff in Russia
• Jolie disputes report of her ‘disturbing’ child auditions
• Lee urges more talks on OSH, environmen­t management
• WMG to launch RM1.3 bln new projects post-listing
• ‘Having fire extinguish­ers at home can prevent total loss’
• Trio arrested for drug possession
• 55 netted during statewide anti-gambling raids
• MCC still awaiting result of test on dog that bit man
• Warisan’s statement on Philippine­s’ claim to Sabah misleading, provocativ­e – Anifah
• SeaMeo SEN to increase number of specialist centres
• SeaMeo SEN gives priority to early childhood care, education
• CPH backs Redefining Global Tribes Campaign showdown
• ‘Some stretches of Batang Sadong Bridge not even’
• AG’s Report says management of hotel’s new wing project ‘not satisfacto­ry’
• ‘Gazette all water catchment areas as soon as possible’
• Standardis­ed vehicle heatblocki­ng film from 2018
• ‘MCMC to probe social media false news over Sabah Water Dept case’
• Four new rice granaries establishe­d since 2015 — Tajuddin
• Nazri contradict­ed self on tourism tax, says UPKO Youth
• ESSZone sea checkpoint­s to increase security of Sabah
• 442 detained over violence, security offences
• Socso wants cabbies to sign up for scheme
• Andrew Liew elected as new SUCCC president after landslide win
• Rumours O&G company closing Miri office not true — Lee
• Employers told to take in more school leavers
• Firm pays out RM400 for encroachin­g on graves
• ‘Rise in worker accidents highlights importance of OSH’
• Kuching’s Got Talent contest enters semi-final stage Saturday night
• PKR claims hospital not equipped to treat rabies
• State Mufti encourages more Chinese Muslims to become entreprene­urs
• Niosh, TM TEC Academy to promote OSH practices in Sarawak via partnershi­p
• Wife receives survivor’s pension from Socso 20 years after her husband’s death
• Business Event ambassador­s visit Bario for CSR initiative
• Kampung Simpok lass crowned Miss Tagang 2017, voted Miss Popular
• Over 110,000 flock to Kuching Food Fair Festival in first 2 nights
• Locals urged to preserve Semadang River for future generation­s
• RM56,000 raised at Bintulu Go Bald 2017
• Internatio­nal Arithmetic Mathematic­s Associatio­n to hold state-level maths competitio­n on Aug 12
• Call for KFC-MCC regatta event to become regular feature in future sailing circuits
• St Margaret Anglican church project gets RM500,000 govt funding
• ‘Youths determine future and direction of state, nation’
• Najib announces five new schemes for armed forces veterans, RM5 mln for Warriors’ Fund
• Govt to set up monitoring centre for KL Sentral – Zahid
• Third class mentality in M’sia has taken deep root
• AG’s Report 2016 contains 353 recommenda­tions
• Report: All 25 ministries performed well in 2016
• 62 cases registered in Court for Sexual Crimes Against Children since July 4
• Govt projects need detailed study prior to implementa­tion
• Ronaldo in court over tax evasion charges
• Diana confession­s set to air on British TV
• US returns tiny portion of controvers­ial Okinawa base
• Indonesia detains 153 over US$450 mln scam targeting Chinese
• Denmark stun Germany, England beat France for first time in 43 years
• Sanchez saga won’t ruin Arsenal, says Wenger
• Winjaldum impressed as Salah gets up to speed at Liverpool
• United set to seal Matic swoop — Reports
• Langer seals record 10th senior major title
• Vettel wins Hungarian GP in Ferrari one-two
• McIlroy fires long-time caddie Fitzgerald — Source
• Triple-double as Hosszu retains 400m IM world title
• Peaty can set 200m alight at Tokyo 2020, says Kitajima
• India facing problem of plenty at top before second test
• Kalisz delighted to add to Phelps, Lochte legacy
• War-of-words with golden King is over — Efimova
• Crocs search for bridge over troubled water
• Reord entries for Kotas swimming 622 meet Aug 5-
• Final countdown to Usain Bolt’s farewell in London
• Maduro claims vote win, opposition vows protests
• Philippine militants behead seven loggers
• Four detained as Vietnam ramps up dissident crackdown
• IS claims attack on Iraq embassy in Kabul
• Opposition cries foul as Senegal holds tense vote
• S. Korea starts review of ‘comfort women’ deal with Japan
• Ally of Nawaz Sharif nominated to replace him
• Australian plane plot may have involved bomb or gas
• Water, power supply to largest compound in PNG detention centre cut off
• Veteran Myanmar journalist detained at Yangon airport
• Up to 80 pct of Thailand’s tsunami warning system needs maintenanc­e
• PNG could choose next prime minister by Friday as votes get tallied
• Veteran Hong Kong democracy activist cleared of misconduct
• China police arrest 230 over pyramid scheme
• Fake tickets, unticketed fans blamed for S.Africa stadium crush
• British royal leads tributes to dead on WWI battle centenary
• Pence sketches possible Patriot deployment in Estonia, vows US support
• Qatar accuses Saudis of hampering Qatari haj pilgrims
• ‘Rick and Morty’ creators reveal the long creative road to Sunday night’s Season 3 return
• ‘Dunkirk’ stays at top of North American box office
• ‘Wolf Warriors 2’ tops global box office
• Priyanka Chopra making sitcom based on life of Madhuri Dixit
• Ruco Chan prefers not to talk about his girlfriend Phoebe Sin
• That R. Kelly ‘cult’ story almost never ran - thank Hulk for that
• Shania Twain’s new song rips into ex-husband for affair
• Paris Hilton would rather release singles than albums for now
• Villeneuve among filmmakers in the running to direct next Bond movie
• Bryce Dallas set to make directing debut
• Inefficien­t system to standardis­e prices of controlled goods in rural S’wak
• Federal govt incurs RM38.4 billion deficit in 2016
• First Proton-Geely car to roll out at end-2018
• Boilermech on track towards first net profit growth in two years as palm oil mills ramp up
• Malaysia to send six MPs to Europe to seek support for palm oil
• Sunway’s free warrants attractive on enhanced value
• AMMB hopes to reach merger agreement with RHB Bank by Sept
• Total loan growth higher in June 2017 — BNM
• Lavile a good investment choice for property
• Foreign investors remain vested in Bursa
• Analysts slightly positive on Sunsuria’s deal with Genlin
• Govt’s borrowings fall by 17.7 per cent in 2016 — AG Report
• Bursa Malaysia starts the week lower
• Tekun Nasional disbursed financing of RM4.29 billion to entreprene­urs
• Two PPP Micro Programmes fail to meet target — AG
• Coca-Cola revamps Coke Zero under pressure to perk up soft drinks
• Japan’s exotic Kit Kats entice tourists, new Nestle plant
• Ford CEO starts turnaround with profit beat, lifted its annual profit forecast
• Chipotle sees queso as saviour after health woes resurface at a Texas restaurant
• Bosses want capitalism for selves, feudalism for workers
• Foxconn deal would cost Wisconsin roughly $230,700 per worker
• How should this worker rate a rude boss?
• Economic rebound bypasses Spain’s poorest neighbourh­ood
• Eurozone grows but inflation slows
• Heineken profits bubble amid warm weather
• Turmoil engulfs Kenya’s supermarke­t success Nakumatt
• Physical oil market tightens as refiners scramble for crude
• China says no link between N.Korea and China-US trade
• Samsung facing growing threats despite record profits
• China July factory growth cools but constructi­on boom fortifies economy
• China says constructi­on of PPP projects has entered the ‘fast lane’
• HSBC profits up in first half of 2017
• Amish farmers square off against Big Organic in milk battle

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