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Local Foreign Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun Archives Latest News	Kounalan nasional au gabason montok noopo monumbozo kaandak boogizan pointantu: Najib |  MH370 tinoodo 10 tadau poguhui kinantakan |  MISASAVO NAGAKOM NOIHAAN PAPADAGANG BALANG KOOBUS |  Biro Penerangan Umno, JTK adakan Seminar Kerjaya |  Sistem pendawaian bangunan sekolah lama perlu dikaji |  Karpal didenda RM4,000 bakal lucut kelayakan MP |  Remaja beri kenyataan palsu dakwa dirogol dihadap ke mahkamah |  Pertembungan satu lawan satu wakil wanita di Kajang |  Suami isteri ditahan dipercayai pengedar bahan letupan ikan |  Polis kenal pasti warga Iran guna pasport palsu naiki pesawat MH370 |  MASIH BELUM ADA PETUNJUK DITEMUI |  Kun key to City’s salvation |  FAM: Desailly among six shortlisted to head national team |  Sabah to host 10th Southeast Asia basketball tournament |  Manassero, Thongchai in the fray |   Local     Oil & gas, agro industry among areas of focus of Canada, Sabah relations Oil and gas, agro industry, tourism and education will be the focus areas of Canada – Sabah relations. Full Story   Labourer found dead with multiple stab wounds A foreign estate labourer was found murdered at an oil palm plantation at Sin Onn Tiku here yesterday. Full Story   Refrain from open burning, public told The State Department of Environment (DOE) has reminded the people against carrying out open burning in view of the current hazy condition in the country. Full Story   MH370 passengers, crew got greenlight from CAAC, APIS No one can travel to China without its prior approval. And, it was on this basis that the 239 people, including the two passengers using stolen passports, were cleared to board Malaysia Airlines' Flight MH370 at the KL International Airport for Beijing ea Full Story   Hisham: Still no leads in search for missing MH370 The search and rescue operation to detect the Beijing-bound Malaysia Airlines (MAS) MH370, which is now in its fourth day, still failed to detect any leads. Full Story   Couple arrested for distributing explosives meant for fish bombing A couple was arrested by Marine Police here on Monday morning for distributing explosives meant for fish bombing. Full Story   Two women in straight fight for Kajang The Kajang state by-election is a straight fight between two women representing the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) respectively. Full Story   PM: No sacrifice of national interest to appease quarters The government will not sacrifice the nation's interest by giving in to the demands of certain quarters and will remain committed in implementing the national reconciliation plan, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. Full Story   Utilise geospatial data, depts urged Government departments and agencies have been urged to fully utilise geospatial data when formulating project proposals and plans. Full Story   VILLAGERS CLAIM THEY HEARD LOUD NOISE Eight villagers here lodged police reports yesterday claiming that they had heard a loud noise last Saturday coming from the direction of Pulau Kapas and believed it was linked to the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight on that day. All of Full Story   Two men detained, controlled items worth RM15,000 seized About RM15,000 worth of controlled items were seized in the waters of Banggi Island, near here, Sunday. Full Story   May 15 hearing for Marina Mahathir’s defamation suit against Isma The High Court here yesterday set four days, from May 15 to hear social activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir’s defamation case against Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma). Full Story   Man hurt in fire at Syariah Judiciary Department A man was hurt while files and documents were destroyed in a fire at the Sabah Syariah Judiciary Department here, yesterday. Full Story   Owners of vehicles with ‘tayar kangkang’ risk summons from RTD Owners of vehicles with Hellaflush tyres will get a summon from the Road Transport Department for posing a danger to other road users. Full Story   Interpol discovers suspect passports on missing flight The international police agency, Interpol, confirmed on Sunday that at least two passports -- Austrian and Italian -- recorded in its Stolen and Lost Travel Documents (SLTD) database were used by passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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