The Borneo Post - 2020-08-25

• Fourteen dead, scores wounded in twin bombings in Philippine­s
• Larger event capacity from today
• District police chief warns against complacenc­y as more SOP violators nabbed
• Covid-19: Police, legislativ­e bodies to handle serious SOP violations
• DCM: Link road part of coastal road network to open up rural areas
• PSB distributi­ng food baskets to Bumiputera households in Bawang Assan
• Tale of two cities: Munich celebrates, Paris laments
• NZ mosque gunman faces survivors
• Five new Covid-19 cases in Sarawak, Bintulu now yellow zone
• Bills to televise court proceeding­s tabled for first reading
• Heated debate in parliament over RM6.61 bln direct-nego projects under PH
• ABIDING TO SOP
• Man dies while driving believed due to cardiac arrest
• IRB: Taxpayers should submit Form B before Aug 31
• Mohamed Azmin: People and nation, not posts, come first
• Dewan Rakyat passes Covid-19 Financing Bill
• Existing laws sufficient to preserve unity, says deputy minister
• Simplified audit report process led to early detection of irregulari­ties — Auditor-General
• Speca puts hope on Ibrahim Baki to increase involvemen­t
• 7 new cases in country, including 2 imported
• ‘Malaysia may turn to niche tourism to draw foreign tourists’
• Petra Jaya Hospital project now in tender evaluation stage — Deputy minister
• Teach Federal Constituti­on in schools — Law expert
• ‘Emulate Senari Synergy’s anti-graft initiative’
• Sabah govt seeks Wisma Putra’s firm stand on Philippine map issue
• Housewife loses RM9,050 to Macau scam
• Multilingu­al road signs a feature even before formation of Malaysia — Dapsy
• Idris: Air of discomfort after Dapsy’s road sign stunt
• SMC committee to decide on case of trader selling live poultry at Sibu Central Market
• Proposed chapter in Bersatu won’t affect position in Muafakat Nasional — Hamzah
• PDP urges Ali not to defend Krian seat in coming state polls
• Authoritie­s cut off power supply to five premises in joint ops
• Trial of four men charged with killing another man begins in High Court
• PKR to contest at least 47 seats in state polls — Sng
• Family members killed in collision in Kapar
• Road to economic recovery — roles of consumers and business community
• Number of S’wakian smallholde­rs applying for MSPO certificat­ion still low
• Sarawak Oil Palms unit to issue Sukuk Murabahah of up to RM1 bln
• Police paid millions of ringgit in maintenanc­e fees for inactive helicopter­s – AG Report
• Ensure Bukit Saban remain under GPS, PBB members told
• Uma Akeh villagers now enjoy clean water
• Petronas education sponsorshi­p given on merit — Arthur Kurup
• Armed Forces veterans to generate income via JHEV Mall, online platform
• Not enforcing law equally can send wrong message in Covid-19 fight — Don
• 5 years’ jail, three whippings for repeat drug offender
• PCS reiterates it will go it alone in Sabah election
• ‘Budget 2021 and 12MP crucial to chart M’sia’s economic direction’
• Sikie: New longhouses must have safety features
• COURTESY VISIT
• Police impersonat­or arrested after three robberies
• 515 individual­s detained for defying RMCO on Sunday
• Halal industry players urged to use online methods
• PBB Youth convoy connects members from one division to another
• ‘Failed oil palm mill project in Sungai Laong has nothing to do with ministry, MPOB’
• ‘PBB Youth holds big role in ensuring win for GPS in state polls’
• No fines imposed on delay in RMAF maintenanc­e works — AG Report
• PDP Youth branch chief chips in to help repair plankwalk, jetty at longhouse
• Barrier to be erected to prevent road accidents
• Five Zone 11 Lions Clubs to hold joint installati­on, induction ceremony
• SUPP Pujut helps senior citizens apply for KGC through mobile counter
• Activist Agnes Padan appointed as PKR Sarawak Women chief
• AirAsia bringing back fixed fares for domestic flights
• MPOB to propose incentives to woo youths to plantation industry
• Senator Ling supports call for he ier punishment on PAS minister for breaching home quarantine
• Rep launches ‘Fly the Jalur Gemilang’ campaign
• Pustaka to hold ‘Makerspace: Making Calculator Using MIT App Inventor’ virtual event tomorrow
• Villagers glad request for flood-prone road to be improved heard
• Mercy Malaysia, ADRRN to hold online talk series
• DAP Serian distribute­s face masks to villages
• More medical checks for Abe amid health speculatio­n
• Ramaphosa rebukes minister for challengin­g Zambian leader
• First volunteer receives Italian anti-virus vaccine
• 17 killed in mini-bus crash
• HK court throws out two cases linked to protests
• US approves plasma treatment against virus
• Philippine minister accuses China of fabricatin­g sea claims
• Rio Tinto CEO forfeits millions over destructio­n of Aboriginal site
• PROMINENTL­Y DISPLAYED
• New Zealand extends Auckland lockdown as virus outbreak persists
• Bali bans foreign tourists for rest of year over virus
• Contaminat­ed water sickens nearly 500 in China
• California fires cover 1 million acres amid fears of new spread
• Trump’s media aide steps down
• Bolsonaro threatens to punch reporter in the mouth
• Probe into British mansion of Juan Carlos’s lover
• Canada conservati­ves elect new leader
• Navalny ‘fairly likely’ poisoned
• Tens of thousands form human chain for Belarus
• Campaigner­s to file UN complaint over Saudi prince’s detention
• Black boxes show pilots alive after missile hit Ukraine jet, says Iran
• Mali junta wants 3-year army rule, to free president
• 22 bodies retrieved off Libya coast
• Regional leaders urged to press Israel over Gaza blockade
• Local fans pay tribute to Liverpool’s historic victory
• Johnson powers to No. 1 with Northern Trust win
• Popov becomes first German to win women’s major
• PSG boss Tuchel backs Neymar and Mbappe after final loss
• PSG old boy Coman comes back to haunt former club
• Paralympic­s must ‘guarantee’ no coronaviru­s
• Warholm edges closer to world record after camping
• NSC mulls coaching plan for national sprinters
• ‘Luckily, I’m OK’: Vinales leaps off runaway bike at 210km/hr
• VAR to make debut in Asia’s Champions League
• Doncic nails buzzerbeat­er in epic win over Clippers
• Bayern worthy winners in strangest Champions League season
• Teleport aims for 300 East M’sian food market
• Pharmaniag­a expects Covid-19 vaccine as early as 1Q21
• SME digitalisa­tion, there is still room for improvemen­t
• Investors optimistic about Malaysia’s economic prospects – Azmin
• Dayang to stage a recovery in 2H – Analysts
• Foreign buyer changes course, turn net sellers again
• PetChem, LG Chem collaborat­e to build NBL plant in PIC
• Exabytes launches ‘Sama-Sama Digital’ to support SMEs impacted by Covid-19
• FGV records higher net loss of RM52.20 mln in 2Q
• Berjaya Food’s performanc­e to recover gradually
• AmBank launches ‘PayG’ term loan
• SME Bank’s financial performanc­e at stable level — AG Report
• BE industry players highlight importance of a safe event environmen­t
• Asean’s small businesses count on technology to beat Covid-19
• AirAsia, Agoda partner up to reignite travel in SE Asia
• Icon Offshore, SDISB forge strategic collaborat­ion
• Panasonic’s earnings to recover in coming quarters — Analysts
• SC inks fintech cooperatio­n agreement with OJK
• Bursa Malaysia ends on a mixed note
• El Salvador children, priest launch initiative­s to stave off hunger
• CROSSWORD
• HISTORY At A Glance
• From ‘Chemical Hearts’ to ‘A Walk to Remember,’ stream these 10 sappy teen movies for a good cry
• Korean culture sector close to complete shutdown
• A legendary Black superhero universe finally returns
• GANESH CHATURTHI FESTIVAL
• The ‘Darkman’ secretly re-cut behind Universal’s back
• James Wan: ‘Aquaman 2’ more serious than original
• Richard Tanne praises Reinhart for sharing his vision on ‘Chemical Hearts’
• BTS’ ‘Dynamite’ tops Global Top 50 on Spotify
• ‘Fast Times at Ridgemont High’ postponed
• Spanish gazpacho sets out to conquer the world

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