Suhakam makes surprise appearance at Sars daily briefing
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Archive - 21 April 2003
0Ministry: Man dies from heart attack, not Sars
It was a heart attack, not Sars, which claimed the life of a 30-year-old man from Cameron Highlands on Thursday, the Health Ministry confirms.
0Stop harassing us, Prim urges police
Parti Reformasi Insan Malaysia wants police chief Norian Mai to look into alleged police harassment of a party official.
0Hold it - PAS says - Hadi praised 'some', not all Dr Ms policies
When the chief opposition leader praises some of the prime minister's policies, Umno is quick to jump on it as an endorsement for the ruling party. PAS is just as quick to differ.
0Standard and Poor's affirms Petronas ratings
The international credit rating agency said Petronas ratings reflected the company's exclusive ownership and control of Malaysia's substantial hydrocarbon resources and "very strong financial profile".
0Msia to speed up stimulus package, firms seek financial aid
Acting Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi pledges to release an economic stimulus package as soon as possible as corporate chiefs seek loans and cuts in taxes to survive the twin crises of war and the Sars epidemic.
0Pak Lah: No plans to tighten curbs on China, Hong Kong visitors
China announces four new Sars deaths today while Hong Kong has six more fatalities. However, the government has no plans to tighten travel restrictions on visitors from these two countries, says Acting Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
0Double standards on religious freedom
0MCA, dont kowtow to Umno!
0Double whammy for legal pubs
0Going against big bully US is not futile
0Cant make the present from history
0Were not taught to hate Jews
0Black Friday for Anwar
0Darkness falls on the judiciary
0Open letter to Health Minister Chua Jui Meng
Further to our conversation last weekend on the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (Sars)
problem
, I must stress that this is the time to act decisively and with courage. It means one may have to go beyond the norm of '
esok lusa
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attitude.
0Moggies plan on party polls surprises faction
Its branches' annual return in a mess, PBDS had seemed all set to delay its triennial delegates conference and election. Not so, as it turns out.
0Don tells Msians to build bridges with Americans
Participants at a public forum in Penang suggest ways to punish the US for its invasion of Iraq. Suggestions range from building friendships to imposing economic sanctions.
0Broga residents tell why they are against incinerator project
As the government continues to explain the urgency of building a thermal incinerator in Broga, residents are refuting the official version of the multi-billion project through a counter-assessment.
0Judges must temper justice with mercy
A person on the street holds a high expectation of a fair and just interpretation and implementation of the law. He also expects the judges to assuage the application of the law with some human touch.
0Kejujuran melalui debat awam
Politik berparti gagal mengungkap kejujuran, dakwa FATHI ARIS OMAR. Kejujuran harus muncul daripada pentas keilmuan, melalui debat terbuka pihak yang berperanan di peringkat awam.
0The post war dilemma
Internationally, the US demands that governments and their peoples cede to their will according to the unilateralist conceit that what is good for the US is good for the world. That is the dilemma facing other nations.
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