The Borneo Post - 2022-11-17

• Fatal Lawas pipeline blast
• 1,587 more cops to beef up security at all Sarawak polling centres
• EC: Do-over in Padang Serai a er incumbent Karupaiya’s death
• Abang Johari: GPS has no political affiliatio­n
• Julaihi: State water supply developmen­t plan has been mapped
• RM100 mln Kuching-Bau road upgrading works to be tendered out next April
• No special lane for Covid-19 positive voters – Khairy
• Don’t be influenced by findings of independen­t survey bodies – PM
• Abg Jo: Provisiona­l lease cancelled to make way for housing needs in Kg Stenggang
• Baru demands Petronas shut down SSGP permanentl­y
• Will GE15 deliver first Dayak woman MP?
• Uggah debunks indie’s claim that he will be good MP for Betong
• 75 pct seats for AirAsia’s maiden Sibu-Singapore flight already sold
• Man arrested for burning PH flags, posters
• DAP’s RSN Rayer barred from entering Sarawak
• I’ll strive for more S’wak autonomy in education, healthcare if PH wins — Syed Saddiq
• Soon Koh: S’wak govt has not done enough to help hardcore poor
• Clarence Ting: Opposition reps have failed Sibu
• GPS leaders fear rejection, Chong says of their silence on choice of PM candidate
• Sean continues campaign stump for grandpa Soon Koh, calls on youths to vote
• Chieng urges voters to bring two more GPS MPs for Sibu
• Chong: PH can form govt if retains its 10 S’wak seats
• Kit Siang: M’sia needs PM whose hands aren’t tied
• Ching Yong repeats call for Lau to pledge MP salary to Chinese schools if elected
• PSB will not take down referendum banners, says Miri candidate
• Lee disappoint­ed issue of new traffic light being twisted
• Digitalisi­ng for the benefit of all
• Life made easier
• Sarawak’s digital economy agenda
• Sarawak becoming a developed state by 2030
• Lun Bawang voters should stick with GPS on the winning side, says ex-MP
• Youths complain about not getting suitable jobs, says PH’s Chiew
• Teo: PH federal govt reviewed mega projects, saved M’sia a lot of money
• BN will revive GST if elected to form next govt, claims DAP’s Ling
• ‘GPS has brought much devt to Baram’
• Lo says unfazed by ‘Empurau King’ tag given by opposition cybertroop­ers
• Clerk loses over RM850,000 in used car sale scam
• Dec 16 decision on Altantuya family’s RM100 million suit
• Prosecutio­n drops appeal against decision to stay Peter Anthony’s sentence, conviction
• Man jailed eight months for retaining stolen motorcycle
• Drug abuse lands man seven months in prison
• March 3 hearing of appeal by six men convicted of murdering Kevin Morais
• Cops thwart high-tech vehicle theft syndicate, arrest three
• Flood situation improves in Miri — MDDMC
• Let us revise fares, plead bus companies reeling from rising operationa­l costs
• Awg Tengah: 3,500 Limbang folks to benefit from pipeline extension project
• It’s all about value at MR D.I.Y.’s Year-End Sale
• Sarikei to have second agro park on 4,000ha site — Len Talif
• M’sia, Indonesia to boost collab in tourism, creative sectors, says MIBC chief
• Govt urged to resolve Jln Bletih-Jln Airport traffic congestion woes
• Hope Place comes to aid of widow with four children
• Kuching Bodhi makes it easier to seek counsellin­g
• Man feared missing in Kuala Baram forest emerges safely
• Pustaka S’wak libraries closed Nov 18-19 for GE15
• GERMANY-BOUND
• Hundreds flock to civic centre for PJMKM cheap sale programme
• Floods: King reminds govt agencies to coordinate, avoid overlappin­g duties
• More enforcemen­t needed on syndicates selling documents — Hamzah
• Teenager held captive by scam syndicate in Myanmar
• Don’t discuss party polls during GE15 campaign, Umno members told
• Covid-19 spending followed procedure — Muhyiddin
• 43,123 entrepeneu­rs register for SPPP as at Oct 31 — Rosol
• Bill to set up Sabah Energy Commission to be tabled April next year — Hajiji
• Erdogan believes Ukraine grain exports will continue
• Sunak-Xi meeting at G20 cancelled
• Yellen seeks stability in first meeting with China
• US, allies to ‘figure out what happened' with Poland strike
• Russia accuses Ukraine of Poland missile blast
• Climate leaders call for ‘Paris agreement’ for nature
• APEC report calls for structural reforms and green recovery
• Iran hands down second death sentence over ‘riots’
• Brazil’s Lula, world leaders bolster UN climate talks
• Liftoff! Nasa launches mega Moon rocket
• Red Cross says first aid convoy arrives in Tigray capital
• 3 dead in Myanmar military attack on rebel-run mine
• Palestinia­n kills 3 Israelis before being shot dead
• Kuwait executes 7 people
• Pakistan Taliban kill 6 police officers
• Kyiv: Power being restored after Russian missile strikes
• Thousands of protesters demand army support to block Lula taking power
• Billion youth risk hearing loss from headphones, venues — Study
• US FDA approves monkeypox detection test
• Flash floods sweep away houses, cars in Australian town
• Mexico mourns Frida the beloved rescue dog
• Erasmus insists latest tweets not aimed at referees
• Weah relishing ‘surreal’ World Cup experience
• Yamada wants Japan to ‘check themselves’ with France Test
• Pandya dismisses Vaughan’s World Cup criticism
• England, Holland reach Qatar, FIFA urge football focus
• Ronaldo risks United legacy after explosive tirade
• Pelicans dump Grizzlies, Mavericks beat Clippers
• Taylor: 2019 loss no bearing on England match
• US gymnast Sunisa Lee announces Olympics bid
• Undefeated Hamdan-Silvester pick up TF Rinduk medal
• World Cup: England’s India contingent insulted by ‘fake’ tag
• Snooker players urged to train under NSC programme
• M’sian girls falter as S’pore surge at ATF 14&U
• Malaysia welcomes EU’s deforestat­ion regulation
• Political stability strengthen­s economy, boosts investors’ confidence
• Local companies should take advantage of 5G network opportunit­ies — Teraju
• Positive on Dialog’s long-term prospects despite flat start
• EXIM Bank to help companies thrive through next year’s storm
• ABAC to deliver ‘strong’ message at upcoming APEC leaders’ dialogue
• PetGas’ forecast retained despite delayed FID for third Pengerang LNG storage tank
• TT Vision obtains approval to list on ACE Market of Bursa Securities
• Hong Leong Bank cards can now be added to Google Wallet
• MY5G-Ericsson Educate now part of MDEC Let’s Learn Digital programme
• China’s Midea goes global by cooling the heat at JakartaBan­dung HSR project
• Hainan Free Trade Port an important window for world to observe Chinese modernisat­ion
• Public Bank among first to enable Google Wallet payments in Malaysia
• Chin Hin partners Solarvest to encourage residentia­l solar adoption among employees
• Reopening of economy to bode well for Swift Haulage
• FBM KLCI expected to stay choppy ahead of GE15
• Reduction in gearing ratio provides headroom for Axis REIT to undertake more acquisitio­ns
• Bursa Malaysia extends loss on caution ahead of general election
• Public tranche of ECA Integrated’s IPO oversubscr­ibed 110.17 times
• BYD’s three millionth NEV rolls off production line
• Money Market
• In Canada’s boreal forest, one man works to save caribou
• Veteran French designer Philippe Starck now looks to space
• HISTORY At A Glance
• Praised abroad, controvers­ial Pakistani movie ‘Joyland’ banned at home
• Hollywood has moved on from drugs, say ‘Babylon’ stars Pitt and Robbie
• Netflix whodunnit ‘Glass Onion’ teases Elon Musk parallels
• Beyonce-Adele rematch set to dominate 2023 Grammys
• Pre-sale tickets for Blackpink’s KL tour sold out despite complaints of exorbitant prices
• Taylor Swift demand overwhelms Ticketmast­er, leaving fans waiting for hours
• Syabira Yusoff becomes first M’sian to win ‘Great British Bake Off’
• Grammy nomination­s: Snubs, surprises and twists
• Winter power shortages won’t worry Swiss valley
• ‘Our home’: Lesotho’s last cave dwellers
• Top toys of 2022 are those meant to last

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