Ocotber 2003

NEWS ARCHIVE 2003

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Saturday, 4th October 2003

U.S. Imposes New Visa
Rules On Bruneians

US Visa

Bandar Seri Begawan - The United States Embassy issuing a Visa Waiver Notice for Brunei said in a Press Release that residents of Brunei travelling under the Visa Waive Programme must present MRPs or a valid US Visa when travelling to the United States. ...FULL STORY

Ready And
Responsible Defense

Bandar Seri Begawan - Readiness, responsibility and a sense of accountability are the main aspects of the making of a great soldier who would in turn help develop the military into an organisation with effective defence. ...FULL STORY

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	Germans Celebrate Unity Day Bandar Seri Begawan - The Federal Republic of Germany's 13th Day of German Unity celebration was held at the Indera Kayangan Ballroom in Empire Hotel and Country Club. ...FULL STORY

Hospitality Industry Urged To Promote Local Food Products Bandar Seri Begawan – All key players in the hospitality industry including the government agencies are urged to extend their support to locally-produced food products. ...FULL STORY

Man Loses Appeal Over Multiple Cheating Sentence

SPORTS NEWS

Seruji and Priscilla champions
Miri - Seruji Hj Setia of Pantai Mentiri Golf Club and Priscilla Wong of Panaga Golf Club, Seria emerged as the men's 54-hole gross and ladies' 54-hole gross champions respectively.

YOUR HEALTH

Scientists say fatty diet not linked to stroke risk
Chicago - High blood pressure is the most important risk factor for stroke but unlike heart disease, a high fat disease does not have an impact on stroke.

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

Grenade attack on Philippine Mosque kills 4
Zamboanga - A man hurled a grenade into a mosque in the southern Philippines during weekly prayers on Friday, killing four people and wounding at least 17.

OTHER REPORTS

Report: Nigeria No. 1 in happiness, U.S. ranks 16th
London - It's difficult to quantify and differs between cultures, professions and religions but people in Latin America, Western Europe and North America are happier than their counterparts in Eastern Europe and Russia.