The Borneo Post - 2020-06-16

• Two Sabah elected reps quit Upko, become independen­ts friendly to Perikatan Nasional
• Long queue at UTC Miri as centre reopens
• Athletes resume training for Sukma on June 17
• Covid-19: 41 new cases with 38 local transmissi­on reported yesterday
• China to handle some HK security cases
• Abd Karim: Tourism activities allowed from tomorrow
• Dengue: 50,511 cases, 88 deaths recorded as of June 13
• ‘Door-to-door swab tests only conducted at EMCO locations’
• Constant vigilance to ensure safety of students
• NRD reopening draws crowd at UTC Sibu
• SOP compliance on display at UTC Kuching
• Preschools, kindergart­ens to reopen on July 1 — Ismail Sabri
• Lack of flights put Lawas teachers in a quandry
• Ministry conducts daily checks on hair salons
• Department: Mosques, suraus in Sarawak can house more ‘jemaah’ under revised SOP
• Jais issues guidelines on visits to Muslim cemeteries during, post-RMCO period
• UTC Kuching crowd-control system earns MP’s praise
• GPS members not easily swayed by ‘carrots’ to switch camps — Abdul Karim
• AirAsia launches agricultur­e e-commerce platform Ourfarm
• Ismail Sabri: Non-Islamic houses of worship allowed to resume operations at two-thirds capacity
• RM26 mln credited into Yayasan Akalbudi trustee’s account legally, say witnesses
• LHDN announces new operating hours for stamp duty counters
• Saifuddin: Govt policies, economic, social systems key in driving digital economy
• 66 families in Bau to benefit from first phase of Alaf
• Abdul Karim: Creative sector gets green light to resume operations from June 17
• 1MDB: Najib, Arul Kanda’s audit report trial adjourned as unwell lawyer took Covid-19 test
• AGC withdraws bid for leave to appeal in ex-AIAC director's case
• Isa Samad to know his fate on CBT, corruption charges today
• PKR Baram picks new faces as candidates in next state election
• Perodua extends operation hours to cater for needs of customers
• MPOCC upbeat about future of palm oil industry
• BAT: More drastic actions needed to stop tobacco black market
• ‘In awe of the majestic Mount Kinabalu’
• BDA to reopen 14 markets, hawker centres on June 17
• Librarian’s poster entry up for presentati­on at global event
• Hino Poncho undertakes trial run across key areas in Johor Bahru
• Matrade launches MDG guidelines for online export promotion
• Kapit Health Clinic extends opening hours
• Duterte-critic journalist convicted in Philippine libel case
• Viet couple detained for killing pet dogs and cats for meat
• Beijing locks areas down as new outbreak gathers pace
• Another police killing of a black man stokes US tension, debate
• Australian PM ‘concerned’ over China death sentence for Oz actor
• Machu Picchu to sharply limit visits after July reopening in Peru
• Facebook rejects call to share revenue with Australian media
• Johnson, EU chiefs seek Brexit talks reboot
• Police pressure mounts against Germany’s AfD
• Remains of two long-missing children found in NW Idaho
• Greece’s coastguard picks up 36 more migrants off Lesbos
• Nuclear powers modernisin­g, arms control outlook ‘bleak’ — Report
• Full house at Eden Park for the return of Super Rugby
• If we were on the Moon, we’d start cricket, say Czech players
• Indigenous Australia Rules star Betts targeted by racist troll
• Cricket Australia boss facing the axe
• Premier League lockdown: winners and losers
• Davies admits Spurs need fast start
• Watford’s Deeney claims every team has ‘one gay player’
• Tanzania first African country to restart league amid
• A-League to kick off on July 16 after virus shutdown
• Djokovic breaks down in tears at his Belgrade event
• ‘Seal the deal’: Flick urges Bayern to secure title
• Five things from the Bundesliga
• Berger wins playoff at Colonial in US PGA return
• European football picks up speed this week
• National athletics squad to resume full training in July
• One Championsh­ip cuts staff amid anti-virus rules
• Penjana timely, apt to address property gap
• Serba Dinamik’s TR Yard acquisitio­n marks venture into offshore upstream fabricatio­ns
• Analysts: 2020 a washout year for banking sector
• CCM expects increased demand for PPEs
• Labour force grows 0.6 pct in April, lowest since Sept 2014
• Equity market to encounter another wave of selling pressure in 3Q
• Generous allocation­s pave way out of economic slump — Economist
• Singapore’s total employment sees sharpest quarterly contractio­n
• Sunway lays groundwork for potential merger and acquisitio­n opportunit­ies
• Offshore investors continue to reduce exposure on Bursa
• IGB’s 1Q below expectatio­ns
• BAuto set for recovery, aided by stimulus plan
• Natural rubber production increases 0.3 pct in April to 34,616 tonnes
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower
• Melania Trump renegotiat­ed her prenuptial agreement, a new book says
• Ice-T on racism, ‘Cop Killer’ 28 years later
• Bollywood actor found dead at home
• Death of exiled singer sparks controvers­y in Iran
• ‘Bang Bang Con’ becomes world’s biggest paid online concert
• Lea Seydoux is not a typical Bond girl
• ‘No Time To Die’ to be released on Nov 12 in UK

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