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2015-11-05 Malaysia Health

Gov't to continue offering medical services at low rates
Free Malaysia Today
PM says public hospitals have no consultation charge and have fixed low rates for medical and other services compared to private hospitals. najib-razak,hospital. KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Najib Razak has said the Barisan Nasional (BN) government ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Science

Radio New Zealand

Failure not an option for Tuvalu in Paris
Radio New Zealand
The prime minister of Tuvalu says failure is not an option for his country going into the Paris COP 21 negotiations at the end of the month. Tuvalu Enele Sopoaga. Tuvalu's Prime Minister Enele Sopoaga. Photo: RNZI / Jamie Tahana. Enele Sopoaga is ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Entertainment

Free Malaysia Today

Rajinikanth stops car and calls out to crying fan
Free Malaysia Today
A student says it was like a miracle when the superstar noticed how upset she was as he was being driven away and asked his driver to stop. rajinikanth. KUALA LUMPUR: Indian superstar Rajinikanth's presence in Malaysia to shoot his latest movie “Kabali ...
Superstar Rajinikanth Continues To Captivate Malaysian Fans   malaysiandigest.com
Rajinikanth Mania In Malaysia   Film Dhamaka
Rajinikanth tells off security who reprimanded fans, win hearts of Malaysians ...   The Rakyat Post
India.com
CanIndia News
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Song on missing 2.6 billion goes viral
Malaysiakini (subscription)
Netizens may be venting their anger over the unresolved issue of RM2.6 billion in Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's personal bank accounts, but singer Amirudin Hizadin has instead chosen to express his concern through music. His sombre song, which ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Sports

The Guardian

Willian's stunning free-kick clinches victory for Chelsea against Dynamo Kyiv
The Guardian
Chelsea's Nemanja Matic, left, and Kurt Zouma close in on Júnior Moraes of Dynamo Kyiv. Photograph: TGSPhoto/Rex Shutterstock. Dominic Fifield at Stamford Bridge. @domfifield. Wednesday 4 November 2015 16.58 EST Last modified on Wednesday 4 ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Technology

Free Malaysia Today

Mitsubishi vehicle prices to rise 2% to 7%
The Star Online
KUALA LUMPUR: Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) says prices for Mitsubishi vehicles to rise between 2% and 7% in the first quarter of 2016. The company, which is the official distributor of Mitsubishi vehicles in Malaysia, said the higher prices was due ...
Mitsubishi to increase vehicle prices   The Sun Daily
Mitsubishi to raise car prices next year   Free Malaysia Today
Mitsubishi car prices to go up   The Malaysian Insider
The Rakyat Post
Paul Tan's Automotive News
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Telegraph.co.uk

New Zealand petrol VW cars not likely to be affected
New Zealand Herald
Workers at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, work on the assembly of a Passat sedan. Photo / AP. Volkswagen New Zealand says it is not aware of any of its petrol cars being caught up in the further scandal over the German carmaker ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Business

The Star Online

JTI, PMI expected to raise cigarette prices too
The Sun Daily
PETALING JAYA: Cigarette manufacturers JT International Bhd (JTI) and Philip Morris International (PMI) are expected to follow British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Bhd's (BAT) lead in raising the prices of their cigarettes in the next few days ...
What RM17 pack of cigs can buy   The Star Online
Philip Morris, JTI say price stays put   The Edge Markets
Pricier cigarettes may lead to further down trading for BAT   The Malaysian Insider

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The Malaysian Insider

KLCI pares loss as select blue chips claw back
The Edge Markets
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 5): The FBM KLCI pared some of its loss at mid-morning today as select blue chips rose, helping the index to erase part of its losses. At 10am, the FBM KLCI was down 1.70 points to 1,683.92. The index had earlier dipped to 1,679.91.
KLCI pulls back on mild profit taking   The Malaysian Insider
Bursa opens lower in early trade   Malay Mail Online

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New Straits Times Online

Msia Is World's Most Advanced Islamic Economy, Says Thomson Reuters
malaysiandigest.com
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is the world's most advanced Islamic economy, far ahead of countries in the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC), according to global intelligent business provider Thomson Reuters. "We measure a country's ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia World

New York Times

Britain, Concerned About Russian Crash, Halts Sinai Flights
New York Times
LONDON — The British government on Wednesday suspended flights to the Egyptian resort of Sharm el Sheikh over concerns that a chartered Russian jetliner may have been brought down in the Sinai Peninsula by a bomb on board.
Blame ISIS for Russian Jet Crash? Put Up Evidence or Shut Up   Daily Beast
Bomb may have caused Russian plane crash in Egypt, say US and UK officials   The Guardian
Britain suspends flights from Sinai, citing bomb fears   Washington Post
CNN
Sky News
The Australian
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CBC.ca

South Sudan cargo plane crash kills at least 36
CBC.ca
A cargo plane carrying an added load of unregistered people crashed Wednesday morning along the banks of the Nile River after taking off from South Sudan's capital of Juba. The crash killed 36 people and left an infant clinging to life, South Sudan ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Southeast Asia

Rappler

Herrera: Still pushing for reforms even in his last days
CNN
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines) — The name of former Sen. Ernesto "Boy" Herrera, who had gained reputation as a staunch champion of the rights and welfare of workers, has not been much in the news lately, until he died of cardiac arrest, at the age of ...
Herrera's son: My father did not author labor 'contractualization'   Manila Bulletin
Son defends Herrera legacy as labor leader   Inquirer.net
Senate honors ex-Sen. Ernesto Herrera: 'Today's Apolinario Mabini'   Rappler
InterAksyon
Sun.Star
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Comelec allows 74k Zambo voters with incomplete biometrics to vote in 2016
CNN
Zamboanga City (CNN Philippines) — Approximately 74,000 voters with incomplete biometrics in Zamboanga may be allowed to vote in the 2016 elections. This is based on an implementing memorandum, according to Comelec District Election Officer Atty.
Comelec: Special registration from Nov. 5-9 in Sibuco town   Zamboanga Today Online
Unregistered Biometrics See 100000 Filipinos Lose Voting Rights in Davao City ...   findBIOMETRICS
6000 Iloilo City voters removed from list   Sun.Star

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Wall Street Journal

Brazil's Power-Plant Auction Delayed by Politics
Wall Street Journal
BRASÍLIA—Brazil's turbulent politics are getting in the way of a major auction of power-plant concessions, increasing the likelihood that the government won't be able to meet this year's already reduced fiscal targets. President Dilma Rousseff's ...
Brazil's Congress should approve Rousseff's accounts: minister   Reuters Canada
Brazil finally welcomes Indonesian ambassador after disappointment over executions   Rappler
Brazil accepts Indonesian ambassador after execution row   Bangkok Post
Bloomberg
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Sky News Australia

Bali flight delays to continue for days
Sky News Australia
An ash cloud from an erupting Indonesian volcano affecting flights in Bali will continue to cause problems for several more days, the Bureau of Meteorology is warning. Bali's international airport will remain closed until 8.45am local time on Friday ...
Indonesia Volcanic Ash Closes Bali Airport for Third Day   Bloomberg
Indonesia volcanic ash ground tourists for third day   BBC News
Groundhog day for Aussie travellers in Bali as second volcano blows   Herald Sun
Sydney Morning Herald
The Straits Times
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The Nation

Vietnam arrests Malaysian woman with cocaine
The Nation
HANOI - Vietnam has arrested a Malaysian woman for smuggling cocaine, state media said Wednesday, a crime punishable by death in the communist country. Kaur Gurcharan Singh Manpal, 44, was caught with five kilograms (11 pounds) of cocaine at Ho ...

2015-11-05 Malaysia Malaysia

Malay Mail Online

Blame local hosts, not Ismail Sabri for turtle egg dinner, Sabah minister says
Malay Mail Online
The offending photo, first posted by a user named 'Deadturtles Sabah' on a turtle resort's Facebook page shows Sabah Umno leaders being served turtle eggs allegedly at a restaurant. ― File picKOTA KINABALU, Nov 5 ― Sabah leader Datuk Seri Masidi ...

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