Author: Rabiatul Kamit

• Blood supply at RIPAS Hospital running low
• MinDef concludes ‘Syababul Watan’ programme for 81
• HRH opens 3rd Disability Forum
• Shun bias, empower disabled, says HRH
• Rain triggers floods in Tutong, Belait
• JAPEM unit helps man in need
• Black Hawks new milestone in modernisation of defence forces
• HM opens fourth BRIDEX
• Brunei, Malaysia military officials discuss cooperation
• 2nd batch of aid sent to Haiyan victims
• HRH graces BSB go-kart race
• Brunei relief for typhoon victims gains momentum
• New Black Hawks to arrive soon
• Students to gain from ITB, Microsoft tie-up
• 3-day ASEAN English forum comes to a close
• Brunei sends first batch of relief aid to central Philippines
• Officials tackle regional security issues in forum
• Study the use of force, militaries told
• Defence officials meet in Australia
• Navy must face threats head on
• ASEAN young navy meet under way
• KDB Darulaman returns home
• Brunei contingent off to Tokyo for first leg of SSEAYP
• MCYS staff attend 3-day motivational course
• DBP to publish new MIB book
• Defence Science and Technology Policy Framework launched
• Rare cat released back into jungle
• JIS honours 80 outstanding students
• Study links criminal tendency to education
• ‘Adopt an aggressive approach to uni application process’
• Brunei to host 2nd Asia-Pacific Rainforest Summit this August
• Travel agents seek talks with MPRT to improve tourism
• JIS sees surge in new Year 12 applicants
• RBAF, British commanders meet
• ‘Reach out to the shark consumers’
• Muslims urged to prioritise mass Maghrib prayers
• Postal Service, AITI announce Ramadhan operating hours
• MoH joins health systems network
• ‘Too much screen time can be harmful for your health’
• MoH bans cosmetic products
• Double law degree students set to graduate from UNISSA
• Brunei, France ties at satisfactory levels
• Gerai Ramadhan Tutong expanded
• MCYS donates basic goods to underprivileged families in Tutong
• Travel agents call for setting up of tourist info centres
• Brunei scores well in peace, security
• UCAS Tutors launches free service
• Poni Divers joins global network, pledges to protect ocean
• RBAF displays military prowess
• HM: ASEAN to launch defence ministers hotline this year
• ‘Greater synergy vital to face transnational security threats’
• YDC, TelBru ink MoU on training
• RBAF commander visits Bruneian peacekeepers
• Taiwan considers extending visa entry privileges for ASEAN states
• What ails young hearts?
• Poni Divers to offer new coral propagation course
• PLUS+ Magazine invites World Heart Federation for charity run
• Tutong restaurants miss top grade for food safety
• Brunei on guard against spread of ISIS doctrine
• ‘March-past, a show of discipline and fitness’
• Brunei, Thailand vow to enhance ties
• ‘Practise healthy lifestyle during Raya’
• ‘Know the signs of heart attacks’
• Brunei urged to commit to EU visa waiver agreement
• Jerudong base to help Poni Divers access wrecks, dive sites
• Develop leadership skills through constant learning
• School leaders urged to improve their leadership skills
• RB flights diverted due to heavy rain
• Russian warship to arrive in Brunei
• Diving can drum up business for ecotourism: Poni Divers
• Participants of ADMM-Plus exercise deploy warships
• Sovereign’s Parade marks OCS 14th intake graduation
• HM opens Defence Academy
• Car catches fire after collision
• Legislative Council member attends OECD meet in Japan
• Temburong to host health retreats
• Two healthy food advocates from Britain to speak in Brunei
• RBN commander attends naval symposium
• RBAF, SAF to co-host counter-terror exercise
• Muslims told to keep anger in check
• ‘Teamwork key to exercise success’
• Brunei, Jordan renew pledge to boost ties
• ASEAN security declaration signed
• RBAF event promises host of activities
• RBAF: Work together to guard against terrorism
• ‘Continue support for midwives’
• India to expand tourism promotion to Brunei
• Truck overturns at Kg Bukit Panggal
• No academic disadvantage for children with single parents
• IBTE restructures school networks
• ‘Appraisal for teachers must be based on evidence’
• US offers to share its anti-piracy expertise
• South Korea keen on joint drill with Brunei
• IBTE plans to expand its student intake
• Overseas Filipinos turn out in large numbers to vote
• US remains committed to ASEAN
• MKM appeals for donations so it can help less fortunate
• French senator pays courtesy call on attorney general
• Brunei scouts prepare for jamboree in Terengganu
• MoH issues travel advisory for Zika
• MinDef keen to enhance defence ties with ASEAN, Japan
• Brunei, United Kingdom reaffirm bilateral defence cooperation at London meet
• New Chinese defence attaché calls on Deputy Defence Minister
• Students snorkel to learn marine ecosystem
• MKM to organise talks to raise awareness on legal matters
• Borneo Guide to promote community-based tourism
• Gleneagles JPMC performs 1st heart valve replacement procedure
• RBAirF keen to train more female pilots
• New demerit point system for health, beauty businesses
• ‘Let’s talk about suicide as a public health issue’
• More people join Tutong volunteers association
• ‘Perseverance key in eliminating poverty’
• Be aware of negative impact of technology, mothers told
• Yayasan donates $5,000 to displaced family of eight
• Public advised against hiring helpers without proper papers
• Prayers held for UNIFIL team
• Showcase of local products to accentuate ASEAN city of culture
• Register your vessel to help keep Brunei waters safe
• Tutong District Volunteers seek more members
• JIS crowned winner of Eco Drive
• Retired personnel to contribute to national development
• Couple in child abuse video held, face charges
• Youth: Cyber bullying a worrying trend in Brunei
• OCS 15th intake commences training
• RBAF to enhance safety standards during training
• Tutong launches 24-hour drop box
• Village chief proposes waste collection service to tackle litter
• NZ certified driving safety course trainer in Brunei to give talk on road safety
• ‘Bruneians still flying to Jakarta’
• Local man detained for threatening his mother
• Ghost fishing remains a problem
• Poni Divers seek public assistance
• Greater awareness for ghost fishing needed
• Travel agents told to cap price of their Haj packages
• 5,000 converts in past decade
• Brunei, US eye defence partnership
• ASEAN ministers condemn Belgium bombings
• Tutong Hospital could soon receive long-awaited upgrade
• ‘Uphold freedom of navigation’
• ‘MoH personnel must continue practice’
• Anticipating S China Sea ruling
• Travel startup to promote Brunei as ‘hidden gem’
• Sungai Kedayan Regeneration Project slated for completion in May 2018
• Woman in car collision with pick-up truck injured
• MoD proposes $234m budget
• Housing Focus Group to help tackle lengthy housing application process
• Nepotism, complacency must end
• Be up-to-date with matters of national interest, LegCo told
• In-house magazine highlights UTB milestones
• Students vow comeback at eco-marathon
• US gov’t vows to uphold freedom of navigation
• Reviving community policing
• Brunei keen on teaming up with India varsities
• India offers to link with Brunei in meeting South Asian energy needs
• US tells TPP members to improve labour standards
• HM proposes US-ASEAN internship programme
• Summit discusses maritime security issue
• Yellow alert issued for strong winds, rough sea state
• WHO: Take action against Zika
• Man gets two-year jail in first ‘sextortion’ case
• ‘Media should increase coverage on environment’
• ‘Engage with community on eco-tourism’
• Breast cancer on the rise in Brunei
• Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha Hospital holds fire exercise
• MoE to introduce 19 new school books
• Police: Help find ‘quick change’ scammer
• Students create robotic gulingtangan
• Females fare better in Maths: Study
• UNISSA gets books from Pakistan
• Brunei mangroves remain pristine
• Pakistan pushes for air links
• UBD to offer flexible learning courses
• Fewer scholarships for overseas study
• Brunei’s veterans conferred medals of honour
• Brunei pledges commitment to welfare of military vets
• Specialised learning aid effective in improving skills of autistic students
• Public urged to advocate for those with autism
• ‘Recognise stroke signs early’
• Social Welfare Council to host lecture on wills, inheritance
• Be vigilant in defending nation, HM tells RBAF
• Call to abstain from sinful activities such as adultery, drug abuse
• New Korean Ambassador meets Deputy Minister of MinDef
• Update your security agency licences, says Police Commissioner
• Prayers held seeking Allah’s protection from disasters
• HM: Uphold Bruneian identity
• Diving into the wonders of Brunei’s underwater scene
• IT firm inks $1.75m e-Syariah deal
• US to offer more networking opportunities for young leaders
• Towards common ASEAN medical device regulations
• Public to benefit from new e-Syariah Court Management System
• ‘Keep on top of international affairs’
• 20 officers complete Junior Staff Course
• Military children participate in religious programme
• Gaharu factory ready to operate
• Tutong unveils landmark signboards
• Police, public need to be united for better community policing
• Call to adopt healthy lifestyle
• Energy key to Brunei-Korea ties
• Coordinated guides needed for disaster management: ASEAN
• Brunei to buy military aircraft
• ‘We have graduates who can work anywhere’
• First heart device implant in Brunei
• Heart device implants available in Brunei
• New marketplace at Kg Lamunin soon
• Lamunin looking to profit from livestock farming
• ITB secures online publication deal for conference papers
• Asia-Pacific defence leaders meet to discuss security issues
• Sultanate to host CHOD for the first time
• Rights of women protected in Brunei
• ITB launches 5th Brunei International Conference on Engineering and Technology
• His Majesty arrives in Beijing
• Smoking cessation services available in Tutong district
• Eight Brunei peacekeepers leave for Mindanao
• Poverty still rife in Kampong Ayer
• CIPTA Award lures Tutong residents
• Sandhurst instructors to train RBAF personnel
• Record number of OCS applicants
• Brunei, S’pore talk defence policy
• New nursing course at UBD’s Institute of Health Sciences
• Shaping the future of learning, teaching
• Health Ministry advisory on Ebola outbreak
• Flag raising campaign highlighted in Tutong
• Education loan to be given on yearly basis, no quotas set
• Family of 10 gets 3-bedroom house
• RBAF, MinDef gear up for November Defence Chiefs meet
• Start young to encourage green practices
• Workshop discusses ASEAN Hotline issues
• Bruneian student to experience Japanese culture, tradition
• 14k mark Maulud in other districts
• Military officials discuss significance of coordination, cooperation
• AITI inks deal on FTTH documentary
• Brunei International Airport opens baggage handling, check-in systems
• New prosecutors get training
• Envoy’s residence damaged in fire
• MKM seeks help for poor kids
• New chairman takes over KOWIRA
• New rank for RBAF Deputy Commander
• Most roads in flood-hit Tutong areas now accessible
• Al-Quran memorisation begins soon
• Sengkurong opens new $28.2m college
• Katok Sixth Form Centre to turn into secondary school
• Pupils of Panaga moved to Lumut
• RTB digital TV broadcast expanding nationwide
• Naval vessels to patrol Brunei waters for MAS plane
• Brunei perfect for electric vehicles, says US expert
• 720 register at job fair
• Call to centralise voctech schools
• MoE budget focuses job creation, growth
• Khalwat offenders face heavy penalties
• Brunei switches off lights for Earth Hour
• Timor Leste visitors tour Brunei sights
• ‘$200 million subsidies used by foreigners’
• 39% hike for defence
• Japanese ship collides with Royal Brunei Navy vessels
• Brunei renews cybersecurity cooperation with Microsoft
• USS Spruance docks at Muara Port
• Medan institute eager to work with UNISSA
• Exhibition raises awareness on banned objects
• Farewell for former RBAF chief
• Syariah law to form part of PKBN training
• More PKBN grads sign up for tuition classes
• Tutong families thankful for HM’s gifts
• HM nod for creative research unit
• Graduates rejoice
• Congregation urged to be sincere in repentance
• ASEAN youth sector urged to evaluate progress in key projects
• Bruneian wins bronze at Maths & Science Olympiad
• Low uptake of breast reconstruction in Brunei
• Public knowledge of breast cancer must be improved: Experts
• Brunei-Muara District emerge victorious at 1st Tutong regatta
• ‘Cancer patients in Brunei are younger’
• Dates and water make up family’s staple sahur
• Debt payment priority for most receivers
• Brunei aims to go smoke-free by 2016
• Brunei researchers invited to present hornbill study findings in Miri
• RBAirF completes S-70i Black Hawk fleet
• Air Force celebrates 49th anniversary
• British Armed Forces 11th Infantry Brigade commander pays courtesy call on RBAF
• Top experts to take part in Gleneagles JPMC cardiology conference
• Adopt zikir concept in management process, planning
• Ramadhan religious school hours rescheduled
• MoH study: Good response to anti-smoking ad at cinemas
• Tutong eyes body to manage tourism
• Gurkha veterans’ call for assistance
• 3-year-old boy ‘abducted’ in Malaysia confirmed taken to Brunei by father
• RBN, POLMAR kick off exercise
• ‘Encourage kids to be active, eat healthy to stave off diabetes’
• Project Nurkaseh seeks school supplies donations
• Activity centre for senior citizens in Tutong nears completion
• ‘Finding right prosthesis important’
• SilkAir flight lands safely after bird-strike
• Committed to peace and stability: Brunei calls for good defence diplomacy
• Volunteers wanted for JAPEM’s community rehabilitation project
• Kg Kiudang Mungkom to conduct more village cleanups
• Bad road drives park visitors away
• ‘New British military plane to make frequent trips to Brunei’
• Keep dengue, malaria at bay by ensuring a clean environment
• Food,culture expo postponed
• Two students, teacher to take part in Japan science programme
• More courses to promote diving
• ‘End exploitation with awareness’
• ASEAN leaders to meet in US for special summit
• Coral reef conservation project in the works
• Taking ‘CARE’ of Brunei’s marine ecosystem
• Hospital staff to be trained in parental smoking cessation
• MoH awards best Quran readers
• Outgoing RBAirF commander honoured
• National Commission of Muslim Filipinos pays courtesy call on State Mufti
• 87 military children receive awards
• HPC: Vaping fuels new addiction
• RBAirF to get Super Hercules in 2018
• 2 Bruneian students set for Korean exchange programme
• Life lessons from Nuzul Al-Quran highlighted during MinDef lecture
• Brunei, Pakistan keen on bolstering defence ties
• Tutong district officer opens home for Raya
• No protection from the law for bad cops: RBPF
• Destinasi Tutong to open up hundreds of job opportunities
• Minister: Lead children to Al-Quran
• ‘Type 2 diabetes rising among youth’
• ‘Youth should prevent peers from joining ISIS’
• 1st ASEAN Plus Young Leaders Summit opens
• Leaders sign declaration ushering in ASEAN Community
• HM attends ASEAN, related summits
• Her Majesty attends ASEAN Food Fiesta
• Brunei to observe World Diabetes Day on Saturday
• Higher standards set for officer cadets
• Young leaders gathering for YSEALI Summit
• RBLF kicks off sixth ‘Semangat Waja’ exercise
• Sea Shepherd Global offers to help enforce ban on shark trade
• MinDef investigating the leak of anti-terror training video
• Renal nursing is a specialised practice
• Woman suffers facial injuries in car-truck collision
• Call to show strong will in implementing green policies
• New guidebook for schools to promote sustainable development
• Over 200 diseases from risky food
• Allergy clinic, database planned
• More patients seeking consultation on allergy-related problems
• Chung Hwa KB wins 17th Young Scientist Award
• Singapore’s highest military honour for RBAF commander
• Healthy lifestyle best way to avoid heart, other ailments
• No plan to allow altruistic kidney donation in Brunei
• Meets on HM’s birthday celebrations
• The Royal Powdering Ceremony
• Supermarkets found selling banned shark meat
• Tutoring service wins BigStart Competition
• Beach Bunch teams up with Wildlife Division to save sea turtles
• Kidney transplants eyed to curb rising dialysis costs
• KDB Daruttaqwa sails for Singapore
• All gov’t buildings required to adopt green practices
• Recognising creative authors on World IP Day
• Brunei IET keen to help CAE-MPTC boost engineering
• Civil servants finish strategic planning course
• RIPAS Hospital celebrates 30-year service to nation
• Fourth edition of Muslimah magazine launched
• RBAF completes greenhouse repairs at Pusat Bahagia
• Undetected hearing impairment can affect child’s growth
• New US ambassador calls on RBAF commander
• New teacher appraisal next year
• ‘Worker rights awareness needed’
• RBAF reopens female recruitment
• Teams vie for spots at Tutong Regatta
• ‘RBAirF must respond to changes’
• Argentina mulls joining PASOLS
• JASTRe clears air on haze rumours
• APTK officials warn of worker exploitation in private sector
• RBAirF chief pays farewell visit to Singapore
• Istiadat Bersiram for new addition to Crown Prince family
• JKR dispels rumours of burst pipeline at Kg Layong
• Evolution of logistics support needed
• US cautions against using force in territorial dispute
• Agriculture Dep’t holds agrifood roadshow in Temburong
• Brunei skyline remains hazy
• ‘Muara family’s death caused by carbon monoxide poisoning’
• MoH bans cosmetic product
• Brunei to host ABU Digista Teens 2015 final
• Top students close to their ambition
• ‘Address migrants’ rights in ASEAN’
• Got a problem with your employer?JobCentre Brunei listens
• Mothers urged to continue breastfeeding even when sick
• ‘Brunei needs breastfeeding friendly workplaces’
• RBAF takes part in multinational peacekeeping operations exercise
• New USPACFLT Commander addresses SEA
• Security ‘often overlooked’in business
• Robotics champs vie for world robot olympiad
• RBAF holds thanksgiving for Haj pilgrims
• Lactating mothers advised to wear nursing bra
• Findlay to hold second UK Study Fair in Rizqun
• Grooming scholars into future leaders
• RBPF: Foreign workers in viral video innocent
• RBPF: Spread rumours at your peril
• Police Cadet Corps gains popularity among students
• Sultan’s Scholar only seeking ‘best of the best’ students
• 16 gov’t officials get state honours
• ‘Mothers must ask for breastfeeding facilities’
• e-Services clinic aids jobseekers
• Hearing loss still top occupational disease in Brunei
• RBPF hosts cadets from nationwide schools
• Government agencies continue to live up spirit of Hari Raya
• Nurses, midwives urged to serve all impartially
• Business School to represent Brunei in art competition
• Public invited to Malay and Islamic arts lecture
• ‘Voctech teachers must ensure safety’
• Man admits to committing theft, illegal home entry
• Men face jail for theft
• Get your results via SMS
• Divorce rate down 12% in 2013
• Increasing sedentary lifestyle among obese adolescents worrying
• Tutong flood receding
• ‘Bruneians should reconsider hiring foreign domestic helpers’
• A chance to ‘Return to Nature’ with world record holders
• 49 students compete in 2nd History Speech Contest
• Farewell luncheon for exiting envoys
• Voctech education gains momentum
• ‘School canteens should promote healthy eating’
• Brunei celebrates Maulud Nabi
• MinDef concludes Dikir Maulud
• Myanmar nationals gather to celebrate Independence Day
• YSHHB keen to boost ties with Japanese school
• S’pore Navy chief on two-dayintroductory visit to Brunei
• 2 soldiers have gone missing while on jungle patrol
• ‘Brunei a role model for Muslim nations’
• Officers told to keep up with current and foreign affairs
• ‘Police must maintain public trust’
• World record runners to give talk in Tutong
• Brunei, Myanmar eye more cooperation in oil, gas sector
• 16 countries compete in arms meet
• Easier travel for CI holders urged
• MoFAT to fund 3 more diplomatic missions
• Support sea turtle conservation
• Condolence book for LKY opens
• Number of local doctors doubled over recent years
• Healthcare budget raised by 3.2%
• MIPR urges public to help sharks
• RBAF Commander visits New Zealand to boost defence ties
• Deputy defence Minister attends LIMA
• Defence spending cut by 25.26% due to dip in revenue
• Seven people prosecuted for abusing social media
• ‘Use mediation to end dispute’
• Ex-navy chief named as deputy commander of RBAF
• Washing, vaccine:Effective ways to prevent diseases
• KDN to probe alleged sighting of car with IS flag
• Be cautious while on holiday: RBPF
• Home works for 86 volunteers
• JAPEM aids 73 flood-hit families
• LegCo members ready for 11th session
• Police seek new recruits for volunteer programme
• Public input urged for better gender equality plans
• Temburong patient wait times reduced
• BMC holds exercise to test response to emergency
• Second chance at redemption
• ASEAN officials: IS soaring violence a cause for concern
• RBAF commander attends Aero India 2015
• Brunei take aim at next BISAM
• Public praise Brunei’s tolerance for ethnic diversity
• Teng Yun Temple comes to life
• RBAF ready to train more officer cadets
• Infection prevention starts with good hygiene practices
• Domestic violence: Stop the hurting
• Indonesian duo retains fastest off-road riders title
• Damaged navy ships to resume operations
• ‘Turkey to deepen ties with Brunei’
• Police warn against ‘pengait’ messages
• Women moving up in the military
• Ministers grateful on chance to further serve nation
• Adoptive mothers can also breastfeed
• Gurkha Rifles to remain in Brunei indefinitely
• Police seek information on missing person
• Public urged not to buy pirated ‘Yasmine’ DVDs
• Probe under way as local man found dead at sea
• MoH to screen civil servants for chronic diseases
• ‘Do not fall for false advertising of products’
• Fenugreek can increase mothers’ milk supply