July 2005

NEWS ARCHIVE 2005

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Wednesday, 20th July 2005

Double Ten Date
For Alleged Triple
Murderer Richard

Richard Chia Kok Hiong

Bandar Seri Begawan – It is a “double ten” date for car salesman Richard Chia Kok Hiong, 53, accused of triple murder, the Brunei High Court has decided. ...FULL STORY

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Tutong's Colourful
Royal Bash

Tutong - His Majesty the Sultan met thousands of his subjects yesterday at the Tutong District for his birthday. ...FULL STORY

Related Story: Tutong District greets Sultan

Bruneians Bound For US Now Face New Regulations
Bandar Seri Begawan - The US Department of Homeland Security on Monday published a timeline detailing passport requirements for visa-free travel to the United States affecting Brunei and another 26 countries in the Visa Waiver Programme (VWP).
...FULL STORY

Give Your Employees Paper Proof Urge Immigration Officers
Bandar Seri Begawan - The Immigration Enforcement Section has again warned employers to provide their foreign workers with appropriate immigration or working documents. ...FULL STORY

Indonesian Woman Jailed For Forgery

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

Pakistan militants linked to London attacks
London - Two of the London bombers travelled to Pakistan together last November and spent almost three months there, pointing towards close links between the UK extremists and their Pakistani counterparts.

SPORTS

Thailand Still In The Lead
Bandar Seri Begawan - Thai golfers continued their dominance in the second round of the 4th Asean Schools Golf Championships 2005 at RBA Golf Club yesterday.

YOUR HEALTH

Dark chocolate lowers high blood pressure
New York - Eating dark chocolate may help lower blood pressure, boost normal responses to insulin to keep blood sugar levels down, and improve blood vessel function.

OTHER REPORTS

Wild panda "thief" leads chase through China city
Beijing - A wild giant panda which wandered into a southwestern Chinese city on the weekend led would-be rescuers on a day-long chase before it was captured and returned to the wild.

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