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Police Solve Serial
Car Break-Ins, Theft
Three
Indonesian nationals jailed for car
break-ins and theft
Bandar Seri Begawan - The
Royal Brunei Police Force has
solved serial car break-ins and
theft involving B$50,000 in
cash, leading to the arrest of
three Indonesian nationals who
have been sentenced by the
Magistrate's Court to three
years and two strokes of the
cane.
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Two More Days To Handover
But PSA Staff Still In Dark
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Students involved in planting
trees
pose for a group photo.
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Entering Forest Reserves Sans
Approval An Offence
Bandar Seri Begawan - The
Director of Forestry said it is an
offence for the public to enter
forest reserves or to take forestry
products without prior approval from
the Forestry Department, and
offenders are liable to a fine,
imprisonment or both.
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U.N. urges resolution
of Iran seizure
United Nations - The U.N. Security Council expressed "grave
concern" Thursday over Iran's seizure of 15 British sailors and
marines and called for an early resolution of the escalating
dispute, but Iran's chief international negotiator suggested the
captives might be put on trial. |
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Brunei Polo
Team Second
In Thai Meet
Bandar Seri
Begawan
- Brunei
emerged
runners-up
in the Gold
Cup Polo
Tournament
held at the
VR Polo Club
in Samut
Prakan
Thailand
from March
24-26.
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In unusual step, Bush
cites Iraqi bloggers
Washington - In an unusual step, President George W. Bush
cited a pair of Iraqi bloggers on Wednesday to try to bolster his
case that his troop buildup in Iraq is making progress. |
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