March 2005

NEWS ARCHIVE 2005

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Friday, 25th March 2005

cashless Payment Thru SMS for Parking Fee

Bandar Seri Begawan - Vehicle owners in Brunei will soon be able to pay parking fees through SMS if a system that is being studied by an enterprising local company is put into use. ...FULL STORY

Brunei’s Rainforest Charms Lao Premier In Temburong Visit

Temburong - The Kuala Belalong Rainforest Research Centre is drawing the attention of not only researchers and study groups but of visiting foreign dignitaries as well. This time, it captures the heart of the visiting Laotian premier. ...FULL STORY

Related Story: Laos PM Visit’s Temburong District | Laos Premiere Visits Brunei’s Research Centre In Temburong

Locally Produced Books To Be Marketed In ASEAN Countries
Bandar Seri Begawan – Plans are afoot to translate some locally produced literature to market them all over the ASEAN region ...FULL STORY

Malaysian Airlines Launches New Cabin
Kuala Lumpur - More than 100 foreign media representatives have witnessed the launching of Malaysia Airlines' "An Experience Redefined" held at Hangar 4, MAS Complex of the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang, Selangor. ...FULL STORY

PR Fined $950 For Smuggling Gasoline

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

Iraqi power workers protest attacks
Baghdad - Hundreds of power employees shouting "No, no to terror!" have marched through Baghdad's streets to protest attacks that have killed dozens of their colleagues.

SPORTS

Exciting Final On Cards For Thailand-Myanmar
Bandar Seri Begawan - The stage is set for an exciting encounter tonight at the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium as the team with the best offence Myanmar and the team with the best defence Thailand will go head-to-head in the final of the Hassanal Bolkiah Trophy for Under-21 Asean Youth Football Championship 2005.

YOUR HEALTH

Physical, emotional stress trigger heart attack
New York - A sudden surge of physical activity or bout of extreme emotional distress can precipitate a heart attack in people at risk, according to a recent review of medical literature.

OTHER REPORTS

Giant cat alert after London man attacked by beast
London - A giant puma-like cat was feared to be on the loose in one of London's leafiest suburbs after a man said he had been pounced on by a creature, which then stood hissing on his chest.

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