The Borneo Post - 2022-11-19

• Voting For The First Time? Here’s What You Need To Know: You will then receive the ballot paper from the third polling clerk.
• MetMalaysi­a: Thundersto­rms, rain in Sarawak this afternoon
• If you’re Covid-19 positive:
• Day of reckoning arrives
• High anticipati­on for 7 closely-watched seats in Sarawak
• USD360 million lottery ‘winner’ ends up RM807,632 poorer
• EC teams to Ba Kelalan delayed by bad weather
• Section of Beluru road collapses, motorists advised to take care
• Youths hope their votes will build a better nation
• Voters excited for polling day, share expectatio­ns for winning candidates
• Many happy to return home to vote, thanks to holidays
• Entrust S’wak depts to carry out federal projects, Putrajaya told
• 75 Buddhist, Taoist bodies receive Unifor grants
• Jeffrey: GRS govt condemns religious extremism, abuse
• ‘State govt ensures all live in harmony’
• Bau to see more hotels and tourist attraction­s
• Malaysian volunteers in Singapore bring home about 9,000 postal votes for GE15
• Council of Churches denies Muhyiddin’s claim of plot to ‘Christiani­se’ Malaysia
• Act on Muhyiddin’s seditious ‘Christiani­sation’ claims, says Christian federation
• Hasbi: EC fully prepared to face possibilit­y of flooding
• Political observer predicts 24 to 25 seats for GPS
• Curtin Malaysia team wins Malaysia Technology Expo 2022 Gold Award
• Vaie community urged to remain united
• Uniten professor recognised as ‘most influentia­l scientist’
• Dr Annuar mulls angiogram facility for Sibu Hospital
• Farley, SMC put up ‘I Love Sibu’ signage
• Even remote, rural areas also enjoy developmen­t, says Fatimah
• M’sia must change, even if S’wak remains status quo
• Malaysian working in Beijing heroically helps students get their GE15 votes in
• GE15: KDN agencies’ preparedne­ss at optimum level — Hamzah
• Polling stations in Sibu, Lanang all geared up for election day
• Sudden rush of people coming home to vote causes massive traffic jam in Kapit
• Next govt must fulfil healthcare promise, says associatio­n
• PCAM finally gets licence from MoH to operate as Hospice Centre
• Solace amid unpredicta­bility
• Pustaka to hold Kuching Book Fair 2022
• Palliative Care public forum, workshop Nov 26, 27
• UCCN Kuching forges internatio­nal partnershi­p in gastronomy sector
• SCCS allocates RM33,000 for newly diagnosed cases
• Three polling stations inundated, to move to other locations
• Two die of electrocut­ion while repairing street lights in Papar
• Prosecutor files leave to intervene, wants UK-based Laidlaw’s appeal struck out
• Man dies in five-vehicle crash near Slim River
• Two residents injured in attempt to put out fire
• GE15: PDRM open 28 investigat­ion papers involving various offences
• Moment of terror for duo as bike bursts into flames
• Clerk loses RM20k to non-existence investment
• Driver dies after crashing vehicle into roadside tree
• Borneo Bengkel to present interactiv­e ‘sem/bunyi’ exhibition at George Town Literary Festival
• Water supply disruption in Simanggang, nearby areas Nov 22-23
• Mew Yeh Nursery offers wide range of fruit saplings
• ‘Mosque reconstruc­tion to be completed early 2023’
• Temple receives RM12,800 funds Unifor grant
• Malaysia supports court’s decision in MH17 trial
• Flood forces change in one polling centre in Sepang
• Crowds throng Larkin Sentral Bus Terminal in ‘balik undi’ rush
• Tuan Ibrahim sues Rafizi over RM2b flood mitigation contract claims
• Labour shortage remains a setback for tourism industry
• PM: More incentives for hawkers, petty traders
• Pelosi to step down as top Democrat a er Republican­s take House
• Sweden confirms Nord Stream pipeline sabotage — Prosecutor
• Australian returns home from Myanmar jail
• US, allies vow pressure on N. Korea after new missile launch
• India’s Modi says digital currencies being used to fund terror
• Apec meeting kicks off on sustainabl­e growth and trade
• Macron rejects ‘confrontat­ion’ as he relaunches Asia strategy
• Chinese, Japanese leaders meet for first time at APEC summit
• Seven children among 21 killed in fire at home north of Gaza city
• Mourners hit streets as Iran protests take bloody turn
• E-scooter rider killed in Paris as city weighs ban
• Russia says hopes for prisoner swap with US
• IAEA voices ‘grave concern’ over Russia, Ukraine nuclear sites
• Webb observatio­ns point to a shorter cosmic dark age
• Austrian police bring down scammers impersonat­ing Interpol agents
• Cambodian wildlife official arrested over alleged macaque smuggling
• Bus plunge kills 20 in southern Pakistan
• 5 killed, including state security chief, in helicopter crash in Mexcio
• First privately built Indian space rocket lifts off
• Lee chases money title, player award at LPGA finale
• Nadal ‘happy’ after Djokovic AO visa decision
• Durant, O’Neale push Nets past Trail Blazers
• Verstappen attacks media for ‘sickening’ reports
• Giroud eyeing Henry’s France goal record at World Cup
• Over 150 teachers, students compete in warm-up bowling event
• Blow for Senegal as Mane out of World Cup
• M’sian players say next World Cup a possibilit­y
• Malaysian sprint king Azeem chooses Auburn University
• Aaliyah, Aiden eye personal bests at Oceania C’ships
• Hong Kong in near sweep of 15th ATF 14&U titles
• Least earnings impact for Bintulu Port from SSGP fire
• Axiata shareholde­rs approve proposed Celcom-Digi merger
• Reservoir Link records highest ever quarterly revenue
• Business events: A profitable sector that needs to be tapped into
• MARC affirms rating on Titijaya’s RM150 mln ICP Programme
• SC wins insider trading civil suit against Patimas former executive director
• Sunway REIT NPI surges 82 per cent in 3QFY22
• Slowing global growth to weigh on domestic trade — Analysis
• MyTukar and Genie Malaysia achieved a combined y-o-y revenue growth of 85 pct
• Sustainabl­e growth, trade kicks off APEC economic leaders’ meet in Bangkok
• PR1MA residentia­l project likely to further boost AQRS’s profile
• SP Setia achieves RM2.7 billion sales in first 3QFY22
• Will robots replace humans at Amazon?
• Twitter sees ‘mass exodus’ of employees ahead of Elon Musk’s ‘extremely hardcore’ work deadline
• US dollar strengthen­s as traders bet on hawkish Fed, gold falls
• Japan inflation hits four-decade high of 3.6 pct in October
• Oil prices drop to multi-week lows
• Falconers hope to draw World Cup fans to Qatar heritage
• North Macedonia violin maker pursues the perfect pitch
• HISTORY At A Glance
• Hong Kong’s once-vibrant movie industry walks a fine China line
• Axed Australian TV soap ‘Neighbours’ set for revival
• Amy Search’s speedy recovery after falling onstage gains praise on social media
• Charlize Theron under fire over Afrikaans ‘a dying language’ comments
• Jorge Drexler eclipses Bad Bunny at Latin Grammys
• Amy Adams in the dark on returning as Lois Lane
• BTS Jin’s ‘The Astronaut’ sells over 1 million copies
• Police investigat­ing singer for taking off top during concert
• Furiosa is life-changing, says Mad Max actress
• Ticketmast­er cancels sale of Taylor Swift tickets
• Cranberry farmers fight climate change to protect Thanksgivi­ng
• Inuit women’s facial ta oos make a comeback in Canada’s Arctic
• Japan’s hotels aim to stand out by catering to guests’ special interests
• Rising temperatur­es boost olive growing in Bosnia

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