The Borneo Post - 2019-12-03

• State’s first-ever drive-thru hospital pharmacy launched
• Latheefa: No more ‘teh tarik’
• ‘Can’t give bonus to federal civil servants due to federal policy’
• Anifah Aman losses appeal, Kimanis to see by-election
• Rousing welcome for 2,500 AMAC athletes, officials
• Kammuri forces evacuation­s, airport closure
• Heroic anglers rescue whale shark in distress
• CM: Private sector can help promote S’wak
• PFLNG Dua to start commercial operations in Nov 2020
• IPCMC Bill to be tabled today by Ramkarpal with 37 new amendments
• ‘No more new oil palm plantation­s, focus is on conserving environmen­t’
• Government to find out reason behind closure of bank’s Bintulu branch
• State’s pilot free school bus service set to start by May
• Urban to rural migration at 19.5 pct last year — Rina
• Defence White Paper outlines MAF’s role to protect nation’s sovereignt­y
• Lorry, 3,140 litres of booze seized during Customs ops in Lutong
• Audit Report: Farmers’ subsidy and incentive scheme not managed efficientl­y
• Audit Department concludes only four MoF Inc companies financiall­y sound
• Najib to take stand today over SRC charges
• Zahid, wife spent RM1.3 mln including for high-end shopping abroad – Witness
• Students released from charges of cannabis possession, planting cannabis tree
• Signatures on cheques to pay Ahmad Zahid’s credit cards were made using a stamp, high court told
• 11 contractor­s, 12 Sabah Pan Borneo Highway Project consultant­s re-appointed
• ‘English teachers can help Maths, Science teachers enhance English proficienc­y’
• ‘Embrace Shared Prosperity Vision to escape poverty’
• Proposed return of recruitmen­t of foreign workers to HR ministry needs careful study
• Locals against relocation of Long San Clinic – NGO chief
• PH govt not living up to promises – Tiong
• ‘Limbang Waterfront project to be completed by 2021’
• Beware of selfish individual­s during election – PDP president
• Unimas concludes Rindok Sarawak Fringe 2019 event at Plaza Merdeka
• Rep suggests setting up of 24-hour flood hotline
• UPMKB to help make S’wak major food exporter
• I practise open-door policy, DO tells Kapit folk
• Kuching Life Care Society still needs RM5.5 mln for centre
• Private project spayed, neutered 148 dogs, cats this year
• Visitors from Curtin Perth give thumbs-up to MCC’s green initiative
• Widow of plane crash victim shares story of recovery in book
• IBS College continues to attract bright students, says chairman
• HK deports Indonesian worker who reported on protests
• China slaps sanctions on US over HK unrest
• Australia launches anti-espionage task force amid China spy concerns
• Zero-hour on climate, but UN talks in another time zone
• Govt shutdown in Samoa as measles claims 5 more lives
• Indian schoolgirl killed as protests mount over gang rape
• Japan activists push to halt sexual harassment of job-seeking students
• Sri Lanka wrangles with Switzerlan­d over embassy staffer abduction
• Britain to honour its dead with vigil after London Bridge attack
• Ukraine President denies quid pro quo with Trump
• 10 wounded in shooting in New Orleans tourist area
• German army to suspend elite force member over far-right suspicion
• US Supreme Court to take up gun control case
• Morales victim of ‘coup’, says Mexican President
• Nine dead in stampede during raid on Sao Paulo neighbourh­ood
• Death toll nears 100 in Idlib — Monitor
• Magical Messi sinks Atletico as Barca return to the top
• Arsenal can finish in top four, says Ljungberg
• Grealish reminds Old Trafford of what they are missing
• ‘I must do better,’ admits Vettel as Leclerc shines for Ferrari
• Hulkenberg bows out with fans, voted ‘Driver of the Day’
• No points but Russell has high hopes with Williams in 2020
• Doncic dominates as Mavericks end Lakers’s winning streak
• Rugby Australia keen for ‘sensible’ settlement in Folau mediation
• Former All Blacks coach Steve Hansen confirms Japan move
• Mikaela Shiffrin wins Killington slalom in emphatic style
• Wallabies assistant coach Nathan Grey to help Japan’s Sunwolves
• Hamilton ends the F1 season in style in Abu Dhabi
• Leicester revival under Rodgers has fans dreaming again
• Larrazabal wins Dunhill despite blisters, horror start
• Foreign selling on Bursa intensifie­s further
• Survey finds three ‘challenges’ that keep M’sian board members awake at night
• Malaysia’s market to perform better in 2020
• HLISB strengthen­s local halal industry with Ramly partnershi­p
• Local fast fashion industry becoming competitiv­e
• Malaysia’s headline PMI at 14-month high
• If there is demand, game on for a third FLNG — Petronas
• Power Root to record strong earnings recovery
• Axiata’s strategy of having regional presence exposes group to mixed results
• Dagang Net eScroll now up and running
• Matrade EAM to Bangladesh to promote chemicals, chemical products
• There are still some bright spots in Malaysia’s trade
• Alliance Bank partners CTOS to enable 24/7 digital solutions
• KIB completes consolidat­ion exercise with LIB
• Positive sentiment boost Bursa M’sia to end at intra-day high
• History at A GLANCE
• Ryan Reynolds says ‘6 Undergroun­ds’ shows how times are changing
• Leisure ‘Frozen 2’ holds top spot at N.American box office
• When a Broadway-goer rails against a play as unfair to white people, the playwright responds
• ‘Frozen 2’ accused of monopoly, fuelling screen-quota controvers­y
• The glorious, quiet return of Joe Pesci
• Renowned Latvian conductor Mariss Jansons dies aged 76

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