The Borneo Post - 2016-10-02

• Confession­s of a masseuse ++
• Four infrastruc­ture projects in Sarawak behind schedule
• Duterte defiant over ‘slaughter’ call
• 13 children in Kedah confirmed positive for rotavirus
• ‘Domestic violence victims still scared to seek help’
• ‘Boat skipper released by gunmen’
• Two siblings perish in three-vehicle collision
• Overhead motorbike crossing opens in Kota Samarahan
• Every road fatality incurs RM1.2 mln in lost opportunit­ies — Masing
• Grab opportunit­ies to improve economic status, urges Fatimah
• SMK Marudi (Miri) wins debate for ninth time
• ‘Time to elevate Tasik Biru Fest to internatio­nal status’
• Tiong laments lackadaisi­cal attitude of Bintulu Welfare staff
• CM: State’s diverse culture, nature can become tourism magnet for global travellers
• Abang Jo: Let Miri, Sg Tujoh CIQ issue visa-on-arrival
• Rep lauds co-curricular carnival activities
• DBKU invited to 60th anniversar­y do of Dali Prefecture
• ‘Sigai Bujang Berani’ honours unsung heroes
• Bersih 5 Sarawak Convoy to end at Kota Padawan on Nov 13
• SUPP councillor­s must perform beyond expectatio­ns, says Dr Sim
• JPN asked to give full recognitio­n to local adat
• Sole timber road serving nine Penan settlement­s in Hulu Limbang to be tarsealed
• Locals in better position to define ‘pemakai menua’
• Taste of S’wakian hospitalit­y at Curtin Global Village
• Guided tour of campus at Curtin Sarawak’s open day
• Build-and-Race rocket science exposes students to engineerin­g
• SM Wong Nai Siong dangles carrots to attract enrolment
• New classroom block on schedule for December
• Nunda Meges crowned 1st Miss Miri Tourism City
• Beauty pageants help to promote Miri as resort city of choice
• BP’s Adrian Lim bags CIDB media award
• 5,000 Catholics to celebrate 40th anniversar­y of Miri diocese tomorrow
• Women are pillars of family institutio­n — Pantai Ramai rep
• State-Sec: ICC convention serves to enhance service delivery of local authoritie­s
• Rethink education: a question of purpose
• The disabling effects of ableism
• Mother tongue, first
• Kinder surprises
• ‘Those hazy, lazy days of summer ...’
• Understand­ing pest problems and their management in Sarawak
• Anchor brand whips up indulgent sweet treats at local bakeries
• Lure of townhouse living at Aurora Height Batu Kawa
• Health profession­als recruited for Healthy Athletes Programme
• Masama’s new housing estate in Petra Jaya unveiled
• Grab special flights rates via MASwings’ RM62 Just4U promo
• Lee proposes expanding MASwings coverage across BIMP-EAGA
• Workers’ union a boon for employers too — Samalaju rep
• Tmn Tunku folk lament lack of upkeep in their neighbourh­ood
• Over 7,000 Baram folk benefit from healthcare programme
• Adapt to change, insurance agents told
• Kuching to host 15th World Toilet Summit & Expo 2016 on Oct 27-29
• Ensure transparen­cy in political funding for all parties – DPM
• Gathering to reject Lim Guan Eng as Penang CM
• KL Tower Internatio­nal Jump helps promote Malaysia as tourist destinatio­n, says Mas Ermieyati
• ‘Killing of Muktadil brothers may raise potential militant threat’
• Captains at logger-heads in Ryder Cup ‘spin’ game
• Love OK with lead that echoes Medinah meltdown
• McIlroy hopes eagle dance inspires Team Europe
• Willett should be left out until Sunday — Jacklin
• Pochettino one of the best in world – Pep Guardiola
• Improving United primed to punish struggling Stoke
• Conte doesn’t have magic solution for Chelsea woes
• Hasselbain­k says he would never take a bribe
• Wenger looks to future after anniversar­y
• IPO-seeking ONE founder Chatri Sityodtong plays down safety fears
• Fury fights for future after cocaine test claim report
• Noor Shahidatun eyes SEA Games
• Djokovic: Winning grand slams is no longer priority
• Beating the odds to emerge as swimming champion
• ‘India must narrow focus to boost medal hopes in Tokyo’
• WTA boss mulling radical format shake-up
• Jones open to extending England deal beyond 2019 World Cup
• Hamilton storms to pole in Sepang
• New state hockey management receives endorsemen­t
• ‘Threat from extremist groups to SE Asia growing’
• Dutch summon Russian ambassador over flight MH17 comments
• Thailand still golden for Chinese tourists
• North Korea building new submarine — US think tank
• Pope calls for ‘coexistenc­e’ at start of Caucasus tour
• Hong Kong leader calls for unity with China as protesters gather
• Gunmen ambush Mexican military convoy, kill 5 soldiers
• Matthew barrels towards Jamaica and Haiti
• US rail safety under microscope after deadly crash
• California toughens rape laws after infamous Stanford case
• Syria regime advancing on two Aleppo fronts
• US police release video of fatal shooting of black man
• French attack threat: 15-year-old student charged
• New India-Pakistan salvos as UN chief offers to mediate
• Kerry laments lack of Syria options in leaked audio
• Drone strike kills 2 Qaeda suspects
• Trump vs Miss Universe: White House race hits new low
• Clinton edges ahead of Trump in post-debate poll bump
• Trump win would hit Mexico like a ‘hurricane’ — Central bank head
• HK’s face readers ‘reshaping the future’
• In Bali’s deaf village, silence is golden
• Using cryotherap­y to freeze pains away
• 25 years later, we’re still obsessed with the Iceman story
• Elon Musk gazes toward Mars as earthbound businesses hit a snag
• Synthetic 3D-printed material helps simian bones regrow
• Secure passwords can be sent via body
• Sting back to rock and striving to stay optimistic
• S. Korea’s Oscar contender sold to multiple territorie­s
• US contestant wins world’s largest K-pop competitio­n
• Indian film producers set temporary ban on Pakistani talent
• Julie Kent, sweeping the Washington Ballet forward
• Rihanna actually took fashion to a new place; kind of crazy - but not bad
• Comic writer confirms Wonder Woman is ‘queer’
• Philadelph­ia Orchestra strikes moments before gala
• Brad Pitt to have drug tests in deal with Jolie to see kids
• Growth prospects for Sri Lanka’s tea industry
• Seoul court denies arrest warrant for Lotte Group chairman; corruption probe continues
• Goldman feels the heat in Asia as IPO engine slows
• Market turning bearish
• In India, prohibitio­n brews ‘climate of fear’
• After a lifetime in Pakistan, Afghans are told to go

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