Ocotber 2003

NEWS ARCHIVE 2003

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Monday, 13th October 2003

Cancer Kills More Women
in Brunei Than Other
Ills, Forum Told

Bandar Seri Begawan – Cancer has been cited as the main cause of death among women in Brunei, followed by heart diseases and diabetes.
...FULL STORY

Related Stories: Breast Cancer Cases Rising In Brunei | More Women die Of Breast Cancer In Brunei | More Young Women Suffer From Breast Cancer In Brunei

More Info: About Cancer | Listen with your heart | Alcohol - Cancer & Heart Risks for Men and Women | Breast cancer drug offers fresh hope | Breast cancer study offers hope

Related Link: http://www.loradmedical.com/ly310.html

Happy Returns From
Brunei Shell Ladies
To Her Majesty

Bandar Seri Begawan – Her Majesty Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Hajah Saleha attended a ceremony in honour of Her Majesty's birthday organised by the Brunei Shell Ladies Association (BSLA) at the Empire Hotel and Country Club in Jerudong yesterday afternoon. ...FULL STORY

	Asian Professional Golfing In Brunei In August, Says Tourism Chief Bandar Seri Begawan – Brunei will host the Asian Professional Golfing Association Championship in August next year, and will be telecast live worldwide by CNBC television. ...FULL STORY

	Brute Strength Wins Awang Abbas Strong Man Title Bandar Seri Begawan – Awang Abbas Bin Suaji is Brunei's Strong Man. ...FULL STORY

SPORTS

Prince Leads QAF In Polo
Bandar Seri Begawan - Prince Abdul Qawi, the Executive Deputy Chairman and Director of QAF Brunei, led the QAF team into the final of a polo tournament, after they beat Pigale 5-3 in a qualification game played yesterday at the Jerudong Park Polo Club.

YOUR HEALTH

Doctors separate Egyptian conjoined twins
Dallas - Two-year-old Egyptian twins joined at the top of their heads were separated Sunday in a 26-hour operation that took more than a year of planning.

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

US defiant after Baghdad attack

Bagdhad - The top US official in Iraq says the coalition will not be intimated by a suicide attack which killed six in Baghdad.

OTHER REPORTS

Cold water brings "dead" Indian man back to life
New Delhi - An 80 year-old Indian man, whose relatives thought he was dead, came "back to life" after being doused with cold water as part of the funeral preparations, a report said Sunday.