February 2004

NEWS ARCHIVE 2004

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Sunday, 8th February 2004

Pomp and Ceremony Meet
Swedish King In Brunei
On State Visit

Bandar Seri Begawan – The King Carl Gustaf of Sweden is here. He, with Queen Silvia, arrived Brunei yesterday afternoon following a State Visit to Vietnam. ...FULL STORY

Related Stories: Swedish Monarch Visit Bolsters Brunei-Sweden Ties | Swedish King, Queen Tour Brunei’s Landmarks

Related links: The Swedish Information Smorgasbord | Country Details | Sweden General Information

Task Force Formed To Prevent
Zoonotic Diseases

Datu Awang Haji Zainal Bin Awang Haji Momin

Bandar Seri Begawan – Brunei has put all its efforts to protect humans from getting infected with animal diseases better known as ‘Zoonotic Diseases’.
...FULL STORY

	Reward For Tip-Off Landing Kidnappers In Jail Bandar Seri Begawan – A local man who tipped off the police which landed three kidnappers behind bars have been commended. ...FULL STORY

	Brunei’s ICT Open Window To Be Explored Bandar Seri Begawan – Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is an open window to be explored and to be benefited fully, a top Brunei official has announced. ...FULL STORY

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

Kerry wins Washington; Union dumps Dean
Washington - Sen. John Kerry won the Washington caucuses with ease on Saturday, lengthening his lead in the Democratic presidential race while launching a sharp attack against President Bush.

SPORTS

Jerudong Park Country Club driving range opens
Bandar Seri Begawan - The Jerudong Park Country Club officially opened its golf driving range to the public yesterday evening adding to the excellent golfing facilities the country club has to offer.

YOUR HEALTH

Noise study: Hospital no place for rest
Minneapolis - Hospital noises during the night can approach the levels of chain saws or jackhammers, making it nearly impossible for patients to sleep, according to a new study at the Mayo Clinic.

OTHER REPORTS

Teenager survives 20-storey jump after argument
Hong Kong - A 15-year-old boy miraculously survived after leaping 20 storeys to escape taunts by his older brother for losing in a computer game.

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