The Borneo Post - 2021-04-14

• Help on the way for S’wak
• Minister: Govt’s approach to climate change issues outlined in MyCAC
• Covid-19 vaccine: Manufactur­ing, industrial workers in Penang, Selangor given priority
• Anti-coup protesters rally on Myanmar New Year holiday
• CMCO: Enhanced SOPs for Bintulu Division
• S’wak throwers return to action with a bang
• Civil servants encouraged to make waqf donation via salary deductions
• Temple facing demolition appeals to CM
• Strategic interventi­on vital in getting priority groups to register for Covid-19 jabs, says MP
• SRC appeal: Najib’s legal team wraps up case after six days
• Perception that waqf funds only for Muslims must be corrected — Cuepacs
• Khairy assures sufficient supply of vaccines for S’wak to meet its target date
• Covid-19: Sarawak hits new record high with 607 cases
• New Covid-19 cluster declared involving Pulapol at Puncak Borneo
• ‘File report with ministry over cooking oil repackers’
• SPA wants Parliament reconvened to discuss Sabah, Sarawak ‘region’ status
• Senari Terminal operations back to normal following restoratio­n of computer system
• Saratok District changes from Orange to Red Zone
• Minister: 409,784 completed Covid-19 vaccinatio­n under Phase 1 roll-out
• More S’wak merchants grabbing new retail opportunit­ies at Statos gallery
• RM60 million under Pemerkasa to aid SMEs
• Dr Jerip: Agricultur­e roads will be built to Kpg Giam Lama, Kpg Git
• Gunshot victim found positive for Covid-19
• Search for fishing boat crewman enters third day
• Many expect this year’s Ramadan to be be er than last year’s
• Tilawah, Hafazan Al-Quran Sarawak 2021 to be run under strict SOP compliance
• Heads of religious institutio­ns in Sarawak stand united in fight against Covid-19
• Mixed public reactions over suggestion to re-impose MCO in S’wak
• Two on death row want to include Hansard in review applicatio­n
• Man pleads guilty to housebreak­ing, fined RM5,000
• 14 years, six lashes for raping, impregnati­ng 15-year-old girlfriend
• Tiya Vista resident to be charged with electricit­y theft
• Close urban schools, go back to home-based learning, urges Bukit Assek rep
• Local artists invited to take part in Ayak Art Gallery
• Only Covid-affected sections of Sibu Central Market to be off-limits
• WHO: Never let your guard down during upcoming religious observance­s
• Curtin Malaysia holds webinars on aquacultur­e
• The Internet of Things — More than meets the eye
• Continue adhering to SOPs, minister tells Serpan Laut folk
• PTD 100 years: ‘Stay away from corruption, uphold integrity’
• Councillor calls for moderation, continued SOP-compliance throughout Ramadan
• Digital Mersing encourages cashless transactio­ns
• Almost 90 pct of Jalan Sengan in Dudong tar-sealed, says SRDC
• DAP branch urges SDMC to review implementa­tion, enforcemen­t of SOPs
• Muslims start Ramadan under the shadow of coronaviru­s
• WHO urges ban on sale of live wild mammals in food markets
• Minneapoli­s under curfew after police shooting
• Treated water from Fukushima plant to be released into the sea
• Pandemic hits ‘critical point’ as Europe deaths top one million
• India greenlight­s Sputnik V, to fasttrack approvals for other virus shots
• English variant not linked to more serious infections — Study
• Seoul city pushes to introduce rapid Covid-19 tests at schools, religious venues
• One dead, cop wounded in US high school shooting
• Philippine­s summons Beijing’s envoy over Chinese boats in S. China Sea
• Iran, Russia united against West on nuclear deal
• Hong Kong government to outlaw campaignin­g for election boycotts
• US$69 mln digital art buyer shines light on ‘NFT’ boom
• British sports events moved as ‘mark of respect’ for Prince Philip’s funeral
• US women footballer­s to appeal over equal pay
• West Brom sink Saints to boost slender survival hopes
• Data-driven De Bruyne key to breaking Man City’s Champions League complex
• Ice cool Kroos keeps Real in the hunt
• Dortmund skipper Reus revels alongside ‘unique’ Haaland
• Olympic stars to watch
• How the first Tokyo Olympics changed the face of Japan
• Sprint kings eyeing reunion with coach Mohd Poad
• Fear of needles but Pandelela takes vaccine jab like a champ
• TF Rinduk mixed doubles title decided by tie-breaker
• 18-year-old S’wak thrower qualifies for SEA Games
• Liverpool need Klopp magic for Real rescue act
• Curry scores 53 to pass Chamberlai­n for Warriors record
• Business operations, policy in Labuan IBFC unchanged
• CPO stockpile likely to remain low in coming months despite high inventory
• ‘Without recycling sector, M’sia will not be able to develop into sustainabl­e economy’
• More than RM18 mln allocated to assist women, disabled business operators
• Analysts: Negligible impact from Sri Lanka palm oil ban
• Pansar completes acquisitio­n of Perbena Emas
• Cocoa industry needs balanced devt to ensure viability
• Hong Leong Bank unshaken by MCO 2.0
• PPB Group’s diversifie­d businesses help weather storm in FY20
• MAG declares aspiration to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
• Chongqing Liangjiang new area leverages ties with SCO for greater opening-up
• Kenanga Group wins 7 awards at Bursa Excellence Awards
• Cagamas issues RM300 million three month ICPs
• Bursa Malaysia bucks regional trend to end lower
• Brown pelicans can inspire awe, laughs and concern for their environmen­t
• Piecing together fossils - and history - from ‘Triassic Park’
• The show must go on, say Belgian theatre staff amid virus shutdown
• Daniel Barenboim: The tireless and combative maestro
• Fashion’s premiere Met Gala returns with two shows...and two parties
• ‘Emancipati­on’ ditches Georgia over voting law — Will Smith
• ‘American Idol’ mystery overshadow­s show as singer drops out with no explanatio­n
• In-person Oscars to feature bevy of A-list presenters

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