The Borneo Post - 2020-04-01

• Rural folk happy nature still provides, but running low on others
• Going deep into Borneo
• Lecturer, 40, Sarawak’s latest Covid-19 fatality
• MBKS mulls cancelling Ramadan bazaar
• Dr Sim: Covid-19 situation would be much worse if not for MCO
• Police to take stern action against anyone hiding informatio­n on cluster
• Offshore workers subjected to strict health checks, says Lee
• Covid-19: 140 new cases, six deaths — Health DG
• Minister: Sarawak to keep to its own time restrictio­n
• ‘No mass detention of offenders in lock-ups’
• ‘M’sians returning from overseas must be quarantine­d’
• Awg Tengah denies food aid fixed at RM100 per household
• Military help sought to deliver food, essential items, says Dr Abdul Rahman
• S’wak Micro Credit Scheme opens for applicatio­n
• Church, bank branch sanitised on second day of operation
• Health authoritie­s to identify infection source of Covid-19 death
• Taking stock of efforts to contain Covid-19
• Wong comes up big for 2,600 Bawang Assan families
• Wet markets in BDA areas reopen for business today
• SUPP branches help with food supply applicatio­ns
• Rep wants additional roadblock in Kapit
• 4,952 Bekenu and Niah longhouse families receive food aid
• No ‘diversion’ of food aid meant for Sibu Jaya flats — SRDC
• ABM assures customers essential bank services uninterrup­ted during MCO
• Prolonged MCO really hits middle-scale manufactur­ers hard, says associatio­n
• Five charged with breaching movement control order
• Developing trends in the digital economy
• Welfare Department to distribute essential food aid
• Marudi folk advised to abide by MCO
• Claim PKR Puncak Borneo still in a mess after Willie’s resignatio­n
• Over 100 daily paid workers in Miri require food aid
• ‘Telcos must ensure top quality special free internet service’
• No choice other than to tough it out, say artistes on Covid-19, MCO
• Landlords urged to heed advice on reducing or waiving rentals
• Covid-19 and Artificial Intelligen­ce
• Citizens come together to make PPE for frontliner­s
• Well-wishers donate through PKR Sibuti to those hit hard by MCO
• Tuition centres, kindies affected by MCO need assistance — Political aide
• Catholics mourn death of Fr John Chia
• Making full use of time at home under the MCO
• Farley Supermarke­t at Salim Road places safety as top priority for shoppers
• Worldwide virus lockdown tightens
• Great Pyramid in Egypt lights up in solidarity against virus
• 12-year-old infected with coronaviru­s dies in Belgium
• France reports record 418 deaths in 24 hours
• US military hospital ship arrives in NY
• Millions of Nigerians enter lockdown as Africa tries to halt virus
• Research shows middle-age Covid-19 mortality risk
• Europe sends medical aid to Iran in sanction-bypass deal
• Rivals tell Bolsonaro to quit for coronaviru­s ‘crimes’
• Governor does not want passengers of Zaandam ‘dumped’ in Florida
• Pyongyang slams Pompeo; says will ‘walk our way’
• Myanmar journalist hit with terrorism charges for interviewi­ng insurgents in Rakhine
• Magnet mishap puts would-be Australian inventor of virus device in hospital
• Singapore activist picks jail over fine for criticisin­g courts
• From ‘best prepared’ to postponed — Tokyo Olympic’s rocky road
• Saunders’ licence suspended after ‘advice’ video
• Hopkins, Mosely entry to Hall of Fame postponed
• Moenchengl­adbach plot cardboard cut-out fans for Bundesliga restart
• UEFA to meet to debate options for ravaged football fixture calendar
• Scenarios for a potential return of the Premier League
• Messi confirms pay cut for Barca players, criticises board
• Rashford helps feed children during virus shutdown
• Villa’s Grealish apologises, fined for breaking isolation rules
• England skipper finds unlikely motivator for 2021/22 Ashes
• Masters hosts to donate $2 mln to fight Covid-19
• Smith faces competitio­n for Australia captaincy – Paine
• Formula One simulator keeps French driver Ocon in shape
• Rugby Australia lays off 75 per cent of staff as huge losses loom
• Isolated athletes face mental health risks
• Local sports officials and athletes learn to cope with MCO
• No need to rush into setting new dates for 20th Sukma — Karim
• Ex-NBA star sorry for Covid-19 row in China
• World athletics championsh­ips moving to 2022 — Organisers
• ‘Palm oil domestic consumptio­n cannot offset losses in exports’
• World Bank lowers Malaysia 2020 GDP to -0.1 pct
• Earnings per share the key determinan­t to FBM KLCI’s performanc­e
• Seeing beyond the headwinds in 2Q
• MIEA concerned for wellbeing of real estate agents
• ‘Govt assistance to aviation industry should be last resort’
• Consensus EPS likely to be revised down, catalyst for market derating
• Airbnb to pay hosts US$250 million for Covid-19 cancellati­ons
• Genting’s share price hit by Covid-19, FY20 estimates cut again
• Islamic finance to expand further in 2020 and beyond, says Moody’s
• Axiata’s Covid-19 programme a boost for digital business
• IHH Healthcare invests in S’porebased telehealth start-up
• Hartalega’s latest land acquisitio­n a solid indication of commitment on longer term expansion and growth
• Global sukuk issuance may see more sovereign sukuk
• Bursa Malaysia soars 1.66 pct on mild quarter-end window dressing
• From normal life to this hell in a week
• A home school plan that’s realistic, not sadistic
• The best movies to transport you to another place during your quarantine
• Rebecca Hall signed up for ‘better part’ in ‘Iron Man 3’
• More celebritie­s get together to sing – it seems to work this time
• Spotify says isolation ups interest in ‘chill’ music
• ‘Megxit’: Harry and Meghan formally quit royal life
• Spike Lee shares screenplay of unmade movie
• Harry and Meghan sign off royal Instagram account
• This is Trump’s Daily Show
• One sure cure for the quarantine blues: A family pillow fight
• Lithuania seeks to heal Soviet trauma after 30 years of freedom
• On March 11, 1990, Lithuania led the Soviet break-up

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