The Borneo Post - 2021-05-10

• Forgo celebratin­g Gawai, returning to longhouse this year — Sikie
• Fatality respite for Sarawak
• Large Chinese rocket segment disintegra­tes over Indian Ocean
• Westbrook ties Robertson for most triple-doubles
• Afghans bury dozens dead from school blasts
• Take lead in efforts to curb Covid-19 spread, mums asked
• Covid: New cases fall to 3,733 but daily fatalities at record high
• HIDE: Explain methodolog­y, parameters used for system — MP
• Sports associatio­n meeting triggers new cluster
• Uggah notes good compliance with inter-zone travel ban
• Senior Bidayuh leaders back call for Pandelela to be rewarded
• ‘Minister needs to apologise to Pandelela over reward remark’
• Several ‘missing’ Taman Tanah Putih Baru residents have returned home, confirms Pahang State Secretary
• ‘Diving queen’ deserves to be rewarded for her feat – Bidayuh leaders
• Go for digital, e-commerce model, entreprene­urs told
• Evidence of 9 Neandertha­ls found in Italian cave
• Survey shows Malaysia’s top employers offering jobs despite Covid-19 pandemic
• Senate Caucus urges government to pressure Israel via OIC, PUOIC
• Wrong to say DUN can’t convene during Emergency — Batu Lintang rep
• Don’t blame PH for your failures, Chong tells GPS, SUPP
• No change in status of Sarawak as state until constituti­onal amendment made — Chong
• Onus on us to celebrate Hari Raya ‘responsibl­y’
• HIDE: Three Sabah shopping malls reopen
• Pepper processing factory improves Kadamaian economy
• Developer on factors to consider in potential risk calculatio­n
• First round screening of Keramat Cluster close contacts completed
• Hajiji: Embrace Kaamatan Festival spirit to develop Sabah
• Kelantan police bust two drug traffickin­g syndicates
• Firecracke­rs, cigarettes, liquor worth over RM2 million seized in Johor, Selangor
• Rosey: Various initiative­s to develop, enhance women’s role
• Chong suggests mass testing at areas where Covid-19 positive cases reported
• Over 500 vehicles ordered to turn back at Kelantan borders — Police
• Malaysian Child Passenger Safety activist wins global award
• Follow time set in vaccinatio­n appointmen­t
• Lee: MDDMC to announce more stringent SOPs soon
• Kampung Ribu lights up large ‘pungut’ again
• MCMC urged to improve internet coverage in Limbahau
• Bank Islam to hand over 30 homes under Asnaf financing scheme
• Have Undi18 implemente­d ahead of next state polls, calls PKR Women member
• Dayak NGOs call for study on entry criteria to IPGs in S’wak
• Residents of Kg Baru, Sri Gading enliven syawal atmosphere with ‘masjid pelita'
• Penang’s tourism sector braces for impact from MCO 3.0
• Iraqi activist’s killing sparks protests against impunity
• Merkel urges US to export Covid vaccines
• NY Times Square shooting leaves three injured
• Variant accelerati­ng India’s Covid explosion — WHO
• Myanmar junta designates shadow govt as ‘terrorist’ group
• Third arrest in manhunt after Maldives bomb attack
• 400 migrants land on Lampedusa as rescue ship blocked
• Victorious Sturgeon demands referendum
• Obama dog Bo, a star of the White House, dies
• Sadiq Khan re-elected London mayor
• Putin vows to ‘firmly’ defend Russian interests
• Scores more wounded in new Jerusalem clashes
• Algeria remembers mass killings under French rule
• Pakistan show Zimbabwe ‘how to play cricket’
• Bayern eye a decade of Bundesliga dominance
• 5 key players as Bayern Munich win 9th straight league title
• Chelsea beat Manchester City to delay Premier League title party
• Liverpool sink Saints 2-0 to keep top-four hopes alive
• ‘It’s like my first’ - Hamilton celebrates century of poles
• Nicodemus joins Bonnie and Bibiana on top of the world
• SRDC proposes Olympic-size swimming pool in Sibujaya
• Young armwrestle­r aims to impress on world stage
• Wizards pip Pacers, Warriors win with sizzling hot Curry
• ‘Canelo’ Alvarez stops Billy Joe Saunders to unify titles
• RAM: Malaysia’s GDP to contract 2.1 pct in 1Q21
• Serba Dinamik’s sponsored SPAC lists on Nasdaq Capital Market at US$10 per share
• US trade deficit rises to new high
• BornOil expands mining activities with newly secured mining lease
• Tuju Setia to list on Bursa Malaysia’s Main Market
• Domestic consumer demand to rebound this year
• Mustapa: Nation’s economic recovery strengthen­ing
• Social media users prefer to retain data privacy
• IDC: Worldwide semiconduc­tor growth to accelerate this year
• Samsung expands Galaxy portfolio with launch of Galaxy M12
• Lapasar raises RM7.5 mln in funding round via investor Nexea
• WhatsApp delays enforcing new privacy terms
• Fire and rehire: Britain’s new labour battlegrou­nd?
• African nations gear up to polish image at Dubai Expo
• Major US pipeline shut by ransomware attack
• Aly & AJ on their new album, the pitfalls of growing up Disney and why they haven’t gone solo
• Lloyd Price, R&B star who helped lay the foundation of rock-and-roll, dies at 88
• Female streamers are conquering Twitch
• Elon Musk says he is first SNL host with Asperger’s syndrome
• Long-overlooked Black artists dominate New York spring sales
• Fill-in deserving of permanence: The opera short
• Jeonju film fest closes with downsized ceremony

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