The Borneo Post - 2020-05-20

• New rule to enter state Police, army to conduct patrols during Hari Raya — Ismail Sabri
• Covid-19: No new positive cases recorded in Sarawak for sixth consecutiv­e day
• Business Petronas Dagangan’s earnings marred by low sales volume, MOPS price
• Former Disney exec named TikTok boss
• Phase II of BPN payment extended until May 22
• Many Bintulu folk fail to comply with CMCO SOP
• Breaking quarantine a jailable offence under Act 342, warns Dr Sim
• Aidilfitri maximum price scheme from May 20, Kaamatan and Gawai from May 28
• Covid-19: 37 new cases, 31 recoveries, one death — Health DG
• ‘MOH fine-tuning SOP for barber shops’
• ‘SOP for visiting graves: Govt waits for approval from MOH, MKN’
• Political will needed to resolve grievances under MA63 — Fong
• Nyuak backs PSB’s stand not to proceed with Second Trunk Road project
• Baru says state govt should expand on mobile banking services in rural areas
• Supporting PN a threat to secularism, Sarawak’s social structure — Chong
• Pre-dawn fire destroys upper floor of house
• Follow SOPs strictly, operators told
• Fatimah: Check details before submitting KGC applicatio­ns
• Lea donates 2,400 pairs of footwear to frontline medical staff in S’wak
• Prosecutio­n wants to cite Najib for contempt over ‘fairer trial’ remarks
• Two friends charged with selling cannabis remain in lock-up
• Federal Court upholds death sentence of two men for murder
• Court allows govt to forfeit nearly RM600,000 seized from Riza Aziz
• Former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng still in the US, Court told
• Ahmad Zahid’s trial to continue on June 15
• Hari Raya mood, excitement glaringly absent this year
• SMC beefing up ops to ensure coffee shops adhere to SOP under CMCO
• More retrenched workers seek Socso’s online training since MCO
• Constructi­on of DCCI, DCF office buildings to commence next month
• PKR Sri Aman, Srikandi chiefs quit party
• Bandar Kuching branch joins PKR exodus
• MTUC welcomes King’s call on employers to save jobs, help workers
• AirAsia implements measures to ensure safe, convenient travel
• SEDC donates cash, essential items to 57 orphans, needy folk
• 2020 a year of challenges for Miri, says Lai
• Review decision to pair returning students in same hotel room — Rep
• Work together to address socio-economic issues in Borneo, politician­s told
• Impact on tertiary education delivery structure
• Tenby Schools is now called Knewton Global Schools
• E-hailing drivers sad being left out from BKSS 3
• RiamTec continues to train and educate skilled workforce to meet industry needs
• Batu Kawah streetligh­t installati­on project completed
• Four dead, 24 injured after quake in southwest China
• Cyclone threatens millions in South Asia
• Trump threatens to pull out of WHO over virus response, China
• HK extends gathering ban to Tiananmen anniversar­y
• Scientists in China believe new drug can stop pandemic ‘without vaccine’
• China offers farmers cash to give up wildlife trade
• Australia threatens WTO action over sanctions by China
• UK MPs criticise ‘inadequate’ govt virus testing
• Macron, Merkel agree US$542 bln virus recovery plan for Europe
• Brazil, with 254,220 confirmed cases, jumps to third in Covid-19 infections worldwide
• Half of Chile senate, four ministers in coronaviru­s quarantine
• Summer unlikely to curb coronaviru­s pandemic growth — Study
• Naval base attacker had Qaeda ties — US
• No criminal probe of Obama or Biden expected — US A-G
• British MPs vote for new post-Brexit immigratio­n system
• Controvers­ial Sri Lankan officer promoted on war anniversar­y
• Two arrested in US for cross-border kidnap plot
• ‘No option’ for bowlers but to play by new rules
• India’s Kohli says father refused to bribe way into team
• Lancashire offer to stage Test cricket during crisis
• Bundesliga restart troublefre­e, draws global audience
• The night Real Madrid and European football struck gold
• Dortmund showdown set to decide German league, says Mueller
• Celtic match historic feats of nine in a row
• Jordan reflects on seeking seventh NBA title
• Lakers’ LeBron eager to get back to basketball
• MMA star Khabib urges ‘discipline’ amid Dagestan virus outbreak
• Cavs forward Nance ‘scared’ of virus with pre-existing issue
• Kabaddi webinar reach Malaysia from India
• LTdL cash prizes delayed by MCO, says organiser
• How Lin Dan vs Chong Wei rivalry was born
• Ruby set 6m target in quest for Sukma gold
• Olympic athletes allowed to begin training on June 1
• Amazon hit from all sides as crisis highlights growing power
• Petronas Dagangan’s earnings marred by low sales volume, MOPS price
• ‘M’sia’s fiscal deficit under control amid recession concerns’
• MPOCC welcomes new chairman
• Creative Lab presents clean relief for frontliner­s
• Pentamaste­r in line with expectatio­ns
• Grains, agribusine­ss segment of PPB Group to perform satisfacto­rily
• Positive on Tan Chong’s deal in Vietnam
• US auto plants get back to work after Covid-19 halts
• SoftBank Group reports record losses as Ma quits board
• Demand for MFlour’s poultry products to rise in FY21 as Malaysia ends MCO
• Pos Malaysia trying hard to prevent job and salary cuts
• HLB extends social enterprise SURI assistance to help them produce PPE
• Allianz anticipate­s more default when moratorium ends
• Bursa Malaysia finishes 0.98 per cent higher, supported by retail participan­ts
• Belgian drinkers’ faith rewarded as monks get beer out
• In Japan, empty classroom used to raise puffer fish
• French screen legend Michel Piccoli dead at 94
• Lynn Shelton had the audacity to tell her own stories on film
• The remote ‘American Idol’ finale ended in mild chaos and shocked everyone - including the winner
• ‘He liked my backside’: Brigitte Bardot’s cheeky tribute to dead co-star
• Comics Rosebud Baker and Andy Haynes engaged
• Vienna Philharmon­ic says no increased virus risk for orchestras
• Colin Farrell can’t wait to return to ‘The Batman’ set
• From opera to bread line: Italy’s surge in the ‘new poor’

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