The Borneo Post - 2024-04-06

• Stern action against ‘3R’ instigator­s
• Ministry: 18 goods listed under Raya price-control scheme
• Transport Minister leads delegates to study river management in China
• Treat tagang system as income generator, rural folks advised
• Organiser out to serve record-entry number of ‘ulam’ at food fest
• Petros takes on full role as gas aggregator in Sarawak
• SEB boosts efforts to ensure reliable power supply this Hari Raya
• Group seeks media assistance in helping people with addiction
• Society hands over cancer guidebooks to church’s hospital ministry
• Tattoo expo in Kuching unites artists from around the globe
• Tattoo activist wants to expose Peninsular M’sians to artistic uniqueness of S’wak
• Appeals Court dismisses teacher’s appeal to get leave to cite IGP for contempt
• Witness: I’m not aware of Zeti-Jho Low connection
• Sibu Prison places 18 inmates on release programme in connection with Aidilfitri
• Najib should not be allowed to serve remaining jail sentence at home — Coalition
• Op Selamat 22 to have cops stationed at 49 accident hotspots
• Miri records highest number of fatal road accidents, says Transport Minister
• PC Image kicks off Esports Roadshow 2024 at Vivacity
• Sarawak Skills’ data protection awareness talk gathers over 250
• Hornbill Tourism Awards to uphold healthy competitio­n
• Why faith, hope and love matters
• ‘Aidilfitri Rahmah Sales in 302 locations nationwide’
• Semarak Syawal Agro Madani sale to run until close to Aidilfitri celebratio­n
• Thieves steal US$30 mln cash in LA heist
• Over 100 flights cancelled at Sydney airport amid heavy rainfall
• Ceremony bids farewell to tilting symbol of Taiwan’s biggest quake
• Philippine­s to hold joint naval drills with US, Japan and Australia
• New Zealand eyes Nato deal amid security rethink
• Yellen: China industrial subsidies a risk to world economy
• Frence court setenced 2018 Christmas market attack plotter to 30-years in jail
• Muhammad Ali’s ‘Thrilla in Manila’ shorts up for auction
• Oil-rich Saudi Arabia scoops up WTA Finals tennis
• Liverpool face Man Utd title test as top four battle heats up
• Sixers, Warriors boost NBA playoff hopes with key wins
• French diver laughs off ‘funny’ fall in front of Macron
• Coach opens Thomas Cup door for June Wei
• State takeover could hasten tariff hikes for Bintulu Port
• Other features can also be explored to reduce fiscal burden — Analysts
• Bank Rakyat announces 15 pct plus 2 pct special dividends
• Ambank group maintains gdp forecast at 4.5 pct this year
• Bank Rakyat records higher profit before tax and zakat of RM1.76 bln in FY23
• Farm Price set to list on the ACE Market in May 2024
• IATA: Global air passenger demand soars 21.5 pct in Feb
• M’sian aerospace players to join Farnboroug­h Internatio­nal Airshow
• S’pore assets to lift IOI Properties income in FY2025/2026 — HLIB
• Yinson’s FPSO Maria Quitéria set to sail to Brazil in 2Q24
• Analysts positive on MGS outlook
• Malaysia’s February 2024 natural rubber output fell by 2.0 pct — DOSM
• AKWEL revenue up 7.8 per cent to 1.0664 bln euros for 2023
• Rwanda marks 30 years since genocide
• Peace still elusive for east DR Congo 30 years after genocide in Rwanda
• Podcast sued for ‘AI George Carlin’ settles with comic’s estate
• Ailing French star Alain Delon under legal guardiansh­ip
• ‘Monkey Man’ shoot plagued by injuries
• Aliff Aziz wants to save marriage despite Bella Astillah’s latest bombshell revelation­s
• Tasha Lim hopes to catch Hollywood’s eyes after ‘Damsel’
• Swedish firm acquires rock legends KISS’ catalogue

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