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Tuesday,
16th December 2003 |
Royal Brunei
Airlines
Flies High In New Zealand
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Auckland - Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA), the Sultanate's
national carrier, has apparently struck on a winner as it is
flying high on its newly opened route to New Zealand.
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Rising
Chronic Diseases
A Health Challenge
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Datin
Dr Hajah Intan, Chief Director of Health Services |
Bandar Seri Begawan – The number of cases of
non-infectious and chronic diseases in the country are on the
rise. Cases of infectious diseases, however, are decreasing and
under control.
...FULL STORY
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KB Couple
Jailed For Drugs
Bandar
Seri Begawan - A married couple with nine children among them a
four-month-old infant will spend three years in jail after pleading
guilty at the Kuala Belait Courts to a drug consumption charge
yesterday.
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Bush Vows Fair, Public
Trial for Saddam
Washington - President Bush promised a fair, public trial for
Saddam Hussein on Monday but also said "he's a torturer and a killer"
and can't be trusted to tell interrogators the truth about weapons of
mass destruction.
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Brunei In Semis
Kunming,
China - Brunei stormed into the semifinals of the Asian School
Football Federation Tournament in Kunming, China when they outclassed
Macau 2-0 on Dec 13 and edged Vietnam 1-0 the following day. |
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More airline
clots for overweight people
Chicago - New research suggests the risk of potentially deadly
blood clots from long airline flights is small but rises sharply in
people who are older, overweight or taking birth control pills. |
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Prince William
shows he's a typical student
London - Prince William has given the media a rare glimpse into
his everyday life as a university student, revealing he is just like
any other undergraduate living off a diet of sweets and crisps. |
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