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30 September 2005 (Friday)

• The Five Power Defence Arrangement holds its annual exercise code-named Exercise Suman Warrior to be held in Kuantan, Malaysia. (CNA)

• Singapore concludes a bilateral defence exercise with Australia, code-named Star Lion. The Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Explosive Defence Group from the Singapore Armed Forces took part in this exercise. (CNA)

• 53-year-old Jack Wong wins the Singapore Open Bowling title. (CNA)

• More taxi companies meet quality service standards set by the Land Transport Authority. (CNA)

• SIM University, the fourth university in Singapore, receives more applications than the number of places available for its pioneer batch. (CNA)

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29 September 2005 (Thursday)

• A small fire breaks out at the Health Ministry's office in Putrajaya at 7:52am. No injuries were reported. (The Star)

• Malaysia moves up 7 places and now has the 24^th most competitive economy out of 117 countries, according to the World Economic Forum. (MSN Money) (Forbes)

• Legislative bills are being prepared to protect consumers and halt the activities of illegal practitioners. The bills are targeted at roughly 10,000 beauty and health care centers operating in Malaysia, said Health Minister Datuk Dr Chua Soi Lek. (The Star) (Bernama)

• Michael McCrea, a 46 year old British businessman, is charged in Singapore court with two counts of murder, two days after he was extradited from Australia. (Guardian) (CNA)

• In an ASEAN forum, Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra proposes banning its citizens from holding dual citizenship. Among other issues discussed in the forum were the status of the 131 Thai nationals who fled to Malaysia. (The Star)

• A national avian flu committee has been set up to prepare in case of an outbreak of the H5N1 strain of flu in the country. RM500 million worth of medications, vaccines and protective gear would be needed, said Health Minister Datuk Dr Chua Soi Lek. (The Star) (NST)

• Malaysia now houses the first production centre in Asia for the television programme Fear Factor. Indian, Indonesian and Malaysian versions of Fear Factor are also currently in production, with Fear Factor Malaysia premiering on ntv7 on November 11. (The Star) (NST) (Bernama)

• Abdul Rahim Md Noor, a policeman, has become Penang's fifth casualty of the dengue outbreak. The Pulau Pinang Municipal Council has fogged around 780,000 houses and issued fines to 376 house owners housing mosquito larvae. (The Star) (The Star) (NST)

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28 September 2005 (Wednesday)

• Singapore announces its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its ports, particularly with the impending growth of the liquefied natural gas sector. (CNA)

• S$5 million of aid will be donated by Singapore to help rebuild the general hospital in Tsunami-striken Meulaboh in Indonesia. (CNA)

• The Singapore Cord Blood Bank opens at the Kandang Kerbau Women's and Children's Hospital, the first to do so in Southeast Asia which meets international standards. (CNA)

• Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz has been ordered by the Cabinet to appear in Parliament to give explanations regarding the approved permits controversy. (The Star)

• Proton Holdings Bhd continues to hold partnership talks with Volkswagen, which could also result in Volkswagen obtaining shares in Proton. (The Star)

• The dengue outbreak in Malaysia and Singapore does not pose a threat to both countries' tourism industry. (CNA)

• Following a failed molotov cocktail attack on the MCA's office in Muar two days earlier, the same person who threw the cocktails earlier now hurls bricks at the office. (The Star)

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27 September 2005 (Tuesday)

• Weapons including assault rifles, hand grenades and over 800 rounds of ammunition belonging to a gang were seized from a condominium unit in Cheras. (The Star)

• The number of deaths from dengue fever in Malaysia has gone up to 70 and Health Minister Datuk Dr Chua Soi Lek warns that a new dengue outbreak would happen only in a matter of time. (The Star) (The Star) (Reuters) (NST)

• Prime Minster Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi returns back to Malaysia after being overseas for over two weeks. (The Star)

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26 September 2005 (Monday)

• At least 31 people in Selangor, Perak, Negeri Sembilan and Penang have died from dengue fever in Malaysia, while 9,300 dengue cases has been reported so far this year. Large-scale anti-dengue operations are scheduled to begin on October 1 in selected states, and schools in high-risk areas would be closed. (The Star)

• A unidentified man tries to launch Molotov cocktails into the MCA's office in Muar but fails. (The Star)

• Hurricane Katrina: Malaysia contributes USD1 million (RM3.77 million)to the American Red Cross in aid for the victims of the hurricane. (The Star)

• The deadline for integrated resorts' bidding process has been postponed till the end of November 2005 for the Marina Bay site, while the one on Sentosa will be held by the first quarter of 2006. (CNA)

• A prime plot of land at Orchard Turn has been put up for sale by the Urban Redevelopment Authority, and is expected to see intense competition from potential developers. (CNA)

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25 September 2005 (Sunday)

• Motorsport: Loris Capirossi wins the 2005 edition of the Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit but Valentino Rossi clinches the championship. (Bernama) (CNN) (CNN/SI)

• Motorsport: Alex Yoong finishes fifth in the Great Britain leg of the 2005-06 A1 Grand Prix championships and takes 6 points for A1 Team Malaysia. Fairuz Fauzy finishes 11^th in the Sprint Race. (Motorsport.com) (Guardian) (The Sun UK)

• The University of Nottingham's Malaysia campus is set to be formally opened by Prime Minister of Malaysia Dato' Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on Monday. (BBC)

• Dengue haemorrhagic fever claimed the life of Rahmad Abdul Hamid and her seven-month old unborn child in Penang. She is the second casualty of the disease in Penang. (The Star)

• MCA ministers could be restricted to a maximum of two parlimentary terms or 10 years while state executive councellors three terms if the proposal from the party's leaders goes through. (The Star)

• Hurricane Rita: Malaysians living in Texas return back to their homes after the danger of Hurricane Rita subsides. (The Star)

• Permanent facilities for F1 Powerboat racing will be built in Marina Bay.(CNA)

• Six buildings win the URA Architectural Heritage Award.(CNA)

• Rising oil prices has benefited the local oil rig manufacturing industry. The two biggest players who collective command 80% of the world market, Keppel FELS and SembCorp Marine, saw order books expanding to USD5.0 billion and USD3.8 billion respectively. (CNA)

• ADASIA, a biennial event, is expected to be attended by about 1,500 delegates when it is held in Singapore from 20-23 November. (CNA)

• The MediShield's coverage will be extended up to age 85, five years more than the existing limit, from 2006. (CNA)

• Subsidised healthcare will no longer be accorded to foreign workers in polyclinics in 2006, and may be extended to hospitals later. (CNA)

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24 September 2005 (Saturday)

• Daniel Lee Chee Hun wins the second season of Malaysian Idol, beating Norhanita Hamzah by obtaining 68% out of 1.67 million votes casted by viewers. (The Star) (NST)

• Datuk M. Kaveas keeps the president's post in the People's Progressive Party unopposed in the party elections. (The Star) (NST)

• Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak told reporters at a religious seminar that Malaysia will not interfere with Thailand's domestic affairs. He also said that Malaysia could improve its security along its borders and that they were ready to cooperate with Thai authorities to stop the violence in Thailand's southern provinces. (The Star) (Bernama)

• The Singapore Police Force uses public buses to spread its anti-crime message as part of the Crime Awareness Reach-out Exercise. (CNA)

• A dialogue session between the government and charitiable groups has indicated the groups' willingness to self-regulate, and the govenments stand in its desire to step in to mediate only when neccesary.(CNA), (CNA).

• Lim Swee Say will drop his post as Second Minister for National Development amd serve full-time as the Deputy Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress from 1 October(CNA)

• Three youths become the first recipients of the new Goh Chok Tong Youth Promise Award aimed towards recognising youths of the Malay community who display excellence in their fields of expertise. (CNA)

• Parkway Hospitals Singapore sets up the first Computed Tomography training centre in Southeast Asia at Mount Elizabeth Hospital (CNA)

• The late artist Earl Lu's tribute exhibition attracts hundreds of viewers. (CNA)

• Participants of the first Women's Seminar proposes setting up a national Women's Register to help them to network. (CNA)

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23 September 2005 (Friday)

• 2005 dengue outbreak in Singapore: New reports of confirmed dengue cases has dropped sharply to 78 on 23 September 2005, a 54% fall from 22 September 2005’s 136 cases. However, 6 more people are admitted to the hospitals. (CNA)
• Diplomacy: Singapore has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding with Indonesia to strengthened cooperation in maritime education and training. The new MOU was witnessed by the Transport Minister Teo Cheow Tong in Jakarta. (CNA)
• Fight against terror should not target Muslims in general, said Foreign Minister George Yeo, speaking at the UN General Assembly, and noted the eminent threat poised by the ideology of Osama bin Laden and the terrorists. He have further noted that the dangers of over-reaction to violence that's perpetrated by a very small minority of Muslims around the world. (CNA)
• Civil Aviation in Singapore: Code share agreement have been signed between Singapore Airlines and Asiana Airlines of South Korea. The agreements will path future cooperation, with initial services between Singapore and Seoul. (CNA)
• Business: SembCorp Marine will be acquiring the Texas-based Sabine Shipyard. The acquisition was announced after rival Keppel Corp managed a lead in clinching contracts to repair or replace oil rigs damaged by Hurricane Katrina. (CNA)

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