Malaysiakini compares the key news and views in major newspapers. What is today's agenda for the English, Bahasa, Tamil and Chinese papers?

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English newspapers

Both The New Straits Times and The Star opened with the 10 sen fuel price reductions.

The Sun started with the Health Ministry stating that all food stuff from China are being tested right now.

Malay newspapers

Utusan Malaysia and Berita Harian carried the fuel price reduction, and also the train mishap on the LRT system at Bukit Jalil.

Tamil newspapers

Malaysia Nanban put up Hindraf coordinator Thanenthiran’s questioning of MIC’s motives in trying to release the Hindraf five from the ISA.

Tamil Nesan showed a temple demolition in Kampung Tasek, Hulu Langat .

Makkal Osai led with the fuel price reductions.

Editorial

The New Straits Times focused on the melanin – tainted milk issue. It asked the Health Ministry not to lift the ban prematurely and urged China to work closely with affected nations.

Utusan Malaysia while lauding the fuel price reductions is seeking for food price reductions too.

Berita Harian highlighted that the ongoing Ops Sikap XVII ending on Oct 8 is using creative enforcement approaches.

Malaysia Nanban urged people to understand the current economic situation.

Tamil Nesan stated companies transacting with the government are in for a profitable period.

Makkal Osai

looked at the recent murders and called for an end.