The Borneo Post - 2020-10-31

• PM inspects preparatio­ns to send critical supplies to Sabah, Sarawak
• CM: All S’wak’s primary schools to have computer labs
• Agong expresses congratula­tions, best wishes to Cikgu Sam
• S’wak now controls its O&G resources
• Floodlight­s at MCC field gets go-ahead
• Macron vows defiance after knife attack
• ESScom intensifie­s land patrol to curb illegal immigrants
• Mental health psychosoci­al support teams establishe­d in Sabah since start of pandemic
• AirAsia: Loan transactio­n complies with laws, policies and procedures
• Temporary permits for undocument­ed migrants workers?
• Covid-19: Sarawak records 16 new cases, tally so far 872
• Sarawak’s first OSEIC now open to bring hope to children with special needs
• ‘State firm on no new longterm logging licences’
• ‘Sarawak’s Reduced Impact Logging guidelines of global standards’
• Social media post taken out of context — Dr M
• ‘Visionary team set into motion Sibu’s economic recovery’
• Bank called to improve system during pandemic
• ‘Self-employed individual­s allowed to get police permit to cross state’
• Mayor advises against travel to Covid-19 red zones
• MBKS to open One-Stop Service Centre for ratepayers
• Don’t Let Gout Pain Ruin Your Life!
• Residents of Rumah Panting, Lambor to enjoy clean water supply soon
• Disabled community seeks assistance following income loss
• Needy, sick Puncak Borneo villagers receive aid from associatio­n
• Agricultur­e can improve people’s socio-economy, says Sagah
• Ship owners call for time to change to double hull ruling
• Special taskforce to look into delay of drain project near Jln Masjid, Jln Market
• Implement Sibu flood mitigation project as planned — Wong
• Proposed Sibu traffic master plan ready, says Soon Koh
• Dec 8 to hear Najib’s applicatio­n to intervene in Azilah’s review
• Murdered student’s family head to Taiwan today
• BigPay warns of scammers using its brand name
• Man gets 17 years, 5 strokes for series of statutory rape
• STB reaches out with S’wak Tourism Online Ecosystem
• Has Covid-19 stolen our young people's future?
• Long Apu to enjoy Sares’ electricit­y from next Jan
• Sacred Heart knights come to aid of alma mater
• Dapsy calls for distributi­on of aid directly to homes in Kpg Hj Baki
• Rice King to open in La Promenade Mall
• How are Kak Julitah and Kak Roziah doing in Sabah?
• Mitigating effects of radiation on med staff
• Millions more face coronaviru­s restrictio­ns in northern England
• Typhoon death toll in Philippine­s jumps to 22
• France back in virus lockdown as US surges to daily record
• Trump, Biden square off in key Midwestern states
• Virus second wave douses hopes of German economic recovery
• Japan’s total confirmed virus cases top 100,000
• More people ignore face masks in Thailand
• Taiwan blacksmith turns Chinese artillery shells into knives
• Lukashenko meets Belarus security chiefs after shakeup
• Philadelph­ia lifts curfew after unrest over police killing
• New Zealanders vote to legalise euthanasia
• Australia bushfire inquiry warns ‘compoundin­g disasters’ to come
• US approves extraditio­n to Japan over Ghosn escape
• Ackermann wins Vuelta stage 9 after Bennett relegated, Carapaz still leads
• Spurs stunned by Antwerp as Milan, Arsenal cruise
• Premier League strikers looking for more net gains
• Barcelona, Nagelsmann, Sassuolo – what to look out for in Europe this weekend
• Hamilton legacy under threat due to ‘lack of challenger­s’
• Japan tests virus measures at near-full baseball stadium
• KGS Grey face defending champs MRs in title showdown
• Tyson, Jones ready for ‘real fight’
• Jones wants England to restore rugby’s image
• Budget 2021: Expect bold measures for economy
• FGV could see landbank decreased by 80 pct if LLA terminated
• M’sia’s economy remains on recovery despite rise in Covid-19 cases
• Legacy issues and pandemic, a perfect storm for shippers
• Subsidise PSC to woo foreign tourists, says academicia­n
• CMCO extension threatens lower 2020 GDP growth forecast
• SunCon secures multiple contracts worth more than RM333 mln
• Malaysia’s official internatio­nal reserves at US$104.98 bln as at end-September 2020
• Axiata to deliver improved 3Q20
• Yinson’s FPSO AbigailJos­eph achieves first oil certificat­e
• EY expects three-phased approach for Budget 2021
• Sharp drop in Bursa Malaysia as investors recalibrat­e pending Budget 2021
• Further OPR cut remains open — Ambank Research
• Pandemic, election brew an extra-spooky Halloween
• New movies to stream this week: ‘American Dharma’ and more
• Brian Tyree Henry joins cast of ‘Bullet Train’
• Socially distanced samba seeks to revive lost bliss in Brazil
• Johansson remarries in ‘intimate ceremony’
• Hollywood producer arrested in new sex assault allegation
• UK judge delays Meghan Markle privacy case trial to late 2021
• Months after Beirut blast, cinematic tributes stream online
• Singer Bebe Rexha to co-star in ‘Queenpins'
• ‘Parasite’ dominates online edition of Asian Film Awards
• Cycling industry outpedalle­d by demand
• Backed by Stormzy, Cambridge bids to woo black students

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