The New Paper, 8 June 2015

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    24 1 the new paper MONDAY JUNE 8 2015 A SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS PUBLICATION 70 CENTS MCI (P) 137/12/2014 tnp.sg facebook.com/thenewpaper twitter.com/thenewpaper To subscribe: 6388 3838
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      137 1 OFFICIAL PAPER SWIMMER SCHOOLING SIZZLES WITH TWO GOLDS ‘This is the big bang start I wanted’ ›S2 0 DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR KINABALU VICTIMS As we honour the dead, we salute the brave Teachers, WHO TuRNED HuMaN SHIELDS fOR PuPILS Children, WHO STayED STRONG afTER SEEING fRIENDS DIE Guides, ›2
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    • KINABALU TRAGEDY
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        Lock icon Brave Heroes
        1230 2 / 3  -  does not come close to describing Teachers who used their bodies to shield pupils from hurtling boulders 12-year-old children, who were in pain, but held back tears to avoid worrying others Guides putting themselves in danger to save children they had only just met Perhaps this word better
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        Lock icon He died to save tourists: Father
        382 2 / 3 Local guide could not walk after saving others, stayed behind as they went down Local mountain guide Robbi Sapinggi, (inset) 31, died trying to save tourists, his father said. Speaking to The New Paper before his son’s funeral yesterday, Mr Sapinggi Ladsou, 56, said
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        Lock icon Their final ascent
        1396 4 / 5 As details emerge of the ill-fated trek up Via Ferrata, we find out more about the victims... No parent should have to bury his or her child. It is a pain too great to bear, an inconsolable grief. To the parents and families who lost their children
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        Lock icon Tragedy hits home ’cos we’re parents too
        405 4 / 5  -  COMMENT by MAUREEN KOH This national tragedy is, for most Singapore parents, a personal one. We felt the anxiety, we felt the fear and we prayed. As we followed the updates on the fate of the children from Tanjong Katong Primary School (TKPS),
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        Lock icon Ministers evacuate as aftershocks hit
        359 6 M’sian deputy PM being briefed when ground shakes Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin and several other top officials were at Kinabalu Park in the quakeaffected Kundasang region yesterday when aftershocks struck, forcing them to evacuate from the restaurant they were in. Mr Muhyiddin was
        PHOTOS: AFP  -  359 words
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        Lock icon Nude tourists on Mt Kinabalu detained
        286 6 Two Canadians were prevented from leaving Malaysia after they were identified as being part of a group of tourists who stripped to pose for photos atop Sabah’s Mount Kinabalu. The Malaysian police reported that siblings Lindsey Petersen, 23, and Danielle Petersen, 22, were two
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        Lock icon Villagers offer ‘homecooked’ food to boost rescuer morale
        228 6 Amid the gloom of the Sabah earthquake, the altruistic actions of some people have shown that the human spirit is very much alive. Villagers of Kampung Bundu Tuhan in the quake-affected Kundasang region have banded together to provide food for those involved
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      Lock icon BY THE NUMBERS
      67 8 22,000 The number of police officers mobilised in the German mountain resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, where protesters took to the streets as G7 leaders arrived for a summit. The leaders of the US, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Canada are expected to discuss the Ukraine conflict,
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      Lock icon India govt to sue Nestle for Maggi scare
      179 8 India’s government has filed for damages from food group Nestle after a food scare involving reports of excess lead in Maggi noodles forced a nationwide recall, officials said yesterday. “It’s a serious matter concerning public health and the law allows us to
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      Lock icon High-rise fire kills 7 in Mumbai
      77 8 A fire in a high-rise apartment block in Mumbai has killed seven people who were trapped on the upper floors. Fire officials are probing the cause of the blaze in the Indian financial capital. It occurred on Saturday night on the 14th storey of
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      Lock icon Govt to track patient’s phones
      299 8 Mers infection in Korea South Korean authorities will track the mobile phones of hundreds of people under quarantine to prevent the spread of Middle East respiratory syndrome (Mers) as a fifth death in the outbreak was reported, bringing the number of infections to 64. The
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      Lock icon Missing for a week
      82 8 Police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of a woman and her three children. Ms Suriayanti Mohd Sharip, 36, and her three children, Khairunnisa, eight, Nur Qaireen Alisya, four, and Danish Hakeem, three, (above) were reported missing on June 5. They were last seen on
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      Lock icon 2 escape US prison
      310 8 AFP A frantic manhunt was on yesterday for two convicted murderers who broke out of New York state’s biggest maximum security prison by cutting through cell walls with power tools and escaping along tunnels. Murderers David Sweat (left), 34, and Richard Matt (below, left), 48, sneaked
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          Lock icon Bring back S’pore’s lost flora and fauna
          182 9  -  S’PORE’S NATURE AREAS FROM READER MANORAJ RAJATHURAI I am writing about the report “Bigger ‘Nature Area’ at Botanic Gardens” (The New Paper on Sunday, May 31). It is all very well designating more green areas, but what we should really be concerned about
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          Lock icon NEA did the right thing
          255 9  -  CURRY PUFF ‘FACTORY’ FROM READER RAYMOND ANTHONY FERNANDO When I first read about the plight of the Indonesian woman who had to go to jail for operating an unlicensed business in a two-room rental flat (“She had a curry puff ‘factory’”, The New Paper, June
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      Lock icon One player down
      521 10  -  National sepak takraw player seriously injured in motorcycle accident ahead of SEA Games matches Report by AZIM AZMAN maazman@sph.com.sg He was supposed to wear the national colours today and represent Singapore in sepak takraw at the SEA Games. But a motorcycle accident yesterday brought those plans to
      PHOTOS: FACEBOOK/AZREEN SAIRUDIN, BH  -  521 words
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      Lock icon He is two times lucky
      427 11  -  Man wins Airwheel S3 last night after winning $100 last week Report by FOO JIE YING fjieying@sph.com.sg Lady Luck smiled on Mr Lee Kok Pew, 69, twice. Last Tuesday, Mr Lee, who is semi-retired, walked away with a cash prize of $100 from The New
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      Lock icon Founding Fathers book
      113 14 Founding Fathers is a handy 10-book series featuring 10 mustknow individuals who were at the beginning of the great adventure of independent Singapore. It offers a comprehensive guide for busy readers. hear their words. Read insiders’ comments. Get a glimpse of their lives through pictures and cartoons.
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      Lock icon His quick action saved lives
      666 14  -  Former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew always said he could not have created a miracle called Singapore without his team. In our weekly series on our founding fathers, we feature former Social Affairs Minister Othman Wok Report by GODWIN NG ngodwin@sph.com.sg The 1964 riots, the
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      Lock icon Man with no penis gets own TV show
      155 15 A British man born without a penis somehow managed to hide the fact from his girlfriend for a year Mr Andrew Wardle, 40, from Manchester, met Ms Fedra Fabian, 24, from Budapest, while working at a summer camp in Britain last year.
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      Lock icon Real-life Ken dies of leukaemia at 20
      455 15 Cancer discovered during treatment from plastic surgery infection The real-life equivalent of Barbie’s boyfriend Ken has died following complications after being diagnosed with leukaemia in January. Mr Celso Santebanes, a Brazilian model, died on Thursday after contracting pneumonia. He had been admitted to
      PHOTO: INSTAGRAM/ CELSOSANTEBANES  -  455 words
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      Lock icon Woman’s bid to sell the Sun fails
      339 15 Over the years, entrepreneurial people have tried to sell bizarre items on eBay, but the case of a Spanish woman trying to sell plots of land on the Sun may take the cake. Indeed, the woman in question, Ms Maria Angeles Duran, has
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      Lock icon Family could not find her for 18 hours
      691 16 / 17  -  Woman with Down syndrome left her home in Ang Mo Kio and wandered alone to Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre Reports by TRYNE ONG, TANIA VALENSIA tnp@sph.com.sg All she wanted to do on May 30 was to go for a walk. But it
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      Lock icon KEEPING TRACK
      162 16 / 17 Developmental Disability Registry ID card The card displays the basic information such as name and date of birth. The caregiver can choose to also list address, emergency contact number and the cardholder’s special needs on the card. Road ID tag This wrist tag is commonly used by individuals
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      Lock icon SPECIAL NEEDS PERSONS MUST ALWAYS CARRY ID
      239 16 / 17 A spokesman from Autism Recovery Network (Singapore), or ARN, said that parents or caregivers should provide forms of identification for persons with special needs. It should include basic information about the person and contact details of the caregivers. She added that it would
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      Lock icon Singapore riders Riding to glory
      565 18 / 19  -  Report by TERESA LO loteresa@sph.com.sg Anxiously, Team Singapore rider Janine Khoo waited for her horse Snoopnose to arrive in Singapore late on Thursday evening. The 17-year-old who is competing in the 28th South-east Asian (SEA) Games equestrian show jumping event today, was accompanied by agents,
      TNP PHOTOS: GAVIN FOO  -  565 words
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      Lock icon UPCOMING EVENTS
      89 18 / 19 Here are the events Team Singapore riders will be competing in at the Singapore Turf Club Riding Centre. Spots in the individual events are awarded based on their performance in the team events. Members of the public are welcome to watch the competitions at the riding centre. l
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      Lock icon Neymar probed by tax authorities
      146 20 / 21 AFP Brazilian football superstar Neymar is under investigation by the country’s tax authorities, Brazilian news magazine Epoca reported, citing finance ministry documentation. The report hit newsstands on Saturday as Neymar lined up for Barcelona against Juventus in the Champions League final in berlin. The magazine
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      Lock icon They traced molester with no lead
      458 20 / 21  -  Bedok Police Division named Best Land Division Reports by DEWEY SIM deweysim@sph.com.sg He molested a 19-year-old woman near Bedok Reservoir in August last year and got away with it. Emboldened, he struck again in the same area two months later, creeping up on a
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      Lock icon Tom Hank’s son wanted for ruining hotel room
      155 20 / 21 British authorities are on the lookout for hollywood a-lister tom hank’s son after he allegedly smashed up a hotel room. Chester hanks, 24, is said to have caused £1,200 (S$2,500) worth of damage when he took three girls back after a late-night
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      Lock icon Cheats nabbed in 2 days
      183 20 / 21 The Bedok Police Division took just two days to solve a case in which a 62-year-old woman lost her life savings of $10,000. She was approached in January along Tampines Street 11 by a man who asked her to buy capacitors a device used to
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      Lock icon ANNUAL POLICE DINNER AWARDS
      185 20 / 21 During the Annual Police Dinner at the Istana last Wednesday, four awards were presented by Home affairs Minister teo Chee hean, who is also Deputy Prime Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security. They were: Best Land Division Award Bedok Police Division Best National Service Operationally
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      75 9 SHARE YOUR VIEWS E-mail your views and photos to tnptalk@sph.com.sg. You can also write to us at The New Paper, 1000 Toa Payoh North, Level 6, Annexe Block, Singapore *****4 For verification, we need the writer’s full name and contact number (preferably a mobile phone). We reserve the right to
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      8 11 Defects in flats many complaints, most are minor
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      41 12 Get our TNP app News, games, gifts and more on your smartphone Download at tnp.sg/app or search for ‘The New Paper’ on Apple or Google Play stores TNP's all-in-one print, digital and mobile subscription is also available. For details, see www.tnpsub.com
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  • Page 20 / 21 Miscellaneous
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      54 20 / 21 hW'J Estimated Group 1 Prize $4 Million Draw on Mon, 8 Jun 2015 at 6.30pm SINGAPORE —SWEEP— First Prize: $2.3 Million Next Draw: Wed, 1 Jul 2015 Draw venue:Singapore Pools Building (210 Middle Road) For details, visit www.singaporepools.com.sg p [_/\yA Always play with care. responsibly] Do not bet illegally. RGB
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  • sports
    • GOLF
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        Lock icon Rose blooms, Woods bungles
        323 23 Englishman has three-shot lead, Tiger slumps to a career-worst 85 AFP Tiger Woods’ staggeringly bad day stole the spotlight yesterday morning (Singapore time) at the Memorial in Dublin, leaving England’s Justin Rose to seize the tournament lead in relative obscurity. Rose signed for a six-under 66
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        Lock icon Pettersen in front after a 66
        103 23 AFP Suzann Pettersen fired four birdies and an eagle for a six-under 66 to move one shot clear after yesterday morning’s (Singapore time) third round of the LPGA Manulife Classic. The 34-year-old Norwegian (right) built on a blistering start of three straight birdies to
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      Lock icon SPECIAL 44TH POLE FOR HAMILTON
      232 23 AFP Lewis Hamilton celebrated a “special” personal landmark after claiming his career 44th pole position for this morning’s (Singapore time) Canadian Grand Prix. The two-time champion, who races as No. 44, said it felt extra significant for him to secure his 44th pole on one
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    • CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
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        Lock icon GREAT, GREATER GREATEST
        908 24 / 25  -  Rijkaard, then Guardiola put together something special, but Enrique’s Barcelona are the best of their generation NEIL HUMPHREYS npsports@sph.com.sg FINAL BARCELONA 3 (Ivan Rakitic 4, Luis Suarez 68, Neymar 90+7) JUVENTUS1 (Alvaro Morata 55) Barcelona’s last great side had Pep Guardiola. The team before that had Ronaldinho.
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        Lock icon Enrique leaves Barca wondering
        138 24 / 25 PA Sport Is he staying or going? Amidst the joy of winning, an element of doubt pervaded the air for Barcelona. Coach Luis Enrique refused to commit himself to the club for next season despite guiding the Catalans to glory. In recent weeks, Enrique has steadfastly
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        Lock icon From biting shame to scoring fame
        430 24 / 25 AFP Lionel Messi may not have scored, but from his assists, the remaining members of the famous MSN strike-force Luis Suarez and Neymar found the mark. For Suarez in particular, it was an amazing comeback from his World Cup biting shame. He scored the
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      Lock icon Wawrinka stuns Djokovic to win French Open
      130 26 AFP Stan Wawrinka spectacularly shattered Novak Djokovic’s dream of a career Grand Slam yesterday, when he became the oldest winner of the French Open in 25 years. The 30-year-old Swiss (right) claimed a famous 4-6, 6-4,6-3,6-4 victory to secure his second career Major
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      Lock icon NO BITE FROM THREE LIONS
      729 26 England manage just three shots on target on their first trip to Ireland in 20 years INT’L FRIENDLY PA Sport REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 0 ENGLAND 0 England’s first trip to the Republic of Ireland in 20 years passed off without incident on the pitch and
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      Lock icon No Irving, no problem
      544 27 James says those writing off his team because of the loss of a key player should think twice NBA AFP LeBron James takes inspiration from those dismissing the Cleveland Cavaliers’ championship hopes after losing Kyrie Irving, while the Golden State Warriors are wary of overconfidence in
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    • ON TV
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        Lock icon FOOTBALL
        96 27 KIRIN CHALLENGE CUP Thursday: JAPAN v IRAQ StarHub TV Ch 202 (SuperSports 2), 6pm COPA AMERICA Friday: CHILE v ECUADOR StarHub TV Ch 203 (SuperSports 3), 7.30am Saturday: MEXICO v BOLIVIA StarHub TV Ch 202 (SuperSports 2), 7.30am Sunday: URUGUAY v JAMAICA StarHub TV Ch 202 (SuperSports 2), 3am
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        51 27 NBA FINALS Today: GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS v CLEVELAND CAVALIERS (GAME 2) StarHub TV Ch 202 (SuperSports 2), 8am Wednesday: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS V GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS (GAME 3) StarHub TV Ch 202 (SuperSports 2), 9am Friday: CLEVELAND CAVALIERS V GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS (GAME 4) StarHub TV Ch 202 (SuperSports 2),
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        14 27 AEGON OPEN NOTTINGHAM Thursday: ROUND OF 16 StarHub TV Ch 212 (Eurosports), 9pm
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        77 27 THAILAND OPEN Thursday: DAY 1 Singtel TV Ch 115 StarHub TV Ch 209 (FOX Sports 2), 2pm LYONESS OPEN POWERED BYGREENFINITY Thursday: DAY 1, SESSION 1 StarHub TV Ch 204 (SuperSports 4), 5pm DAY 1, SESSION 2 StarHub TV Ch 204 (SuperSports 4), 9pm CONSTELLATION SENIOR PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday:
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  • Page 26 Miscellaneous
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      86 26 For the latest ‘Live’ telecast listing, visit www.singaporepools.com.sg iw nrrv --f Livewire (MBS) Livewire (RWS) (21 years and above) Pfe—j Livewire (Singapore Pools) (21 years and above during live’ telecast) SB |Mgi];trt:li||I1 SportsBuzz@Kranji (18 years and above) Ip A V(i) Always play with care. [responsibly) Do not bet illegally. Singapore
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  • racing
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      Lock icon JOSEPH SEE STRIKES ON RED ANT
      480 28 / 29 SINGAPORE RACES RED ANT did not only lose his maiden status but he also threw the monkey off his rider Joseph See’s back when he saluted in the $75,000 Restricted Maiden race over 1,400m yesterday. See, who made his comeback only last month after
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      Lock icon YESTERDAY’S HONG KONG (SHA TIN) RESULTS
      774 28 / 29 RACE 1 CLASS 4 AWT—1200m 7 SOLAR HEI HEI 125 (11-6) B PREBBLE (11) 1 2 DIAMOND MASTER 130 (23-8) N CALLAN (1) 2 12 TOP BONUS 124 (58-14) N RAWILLER (14) 3 14 HEAVENISARACEHORSE 115 (27-8) Y T CHENG (2) 4 Trainer: DJ
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      Lock icon Golden Horn gives Dettori his second victory
      381 28 / 29 EPSOM DERBY AFP Jockey Frankie Dettori powered home 13-8 favourite GOLDEN HORN to win the Epsom Derby in England on Saturday to crown the Italian riding star’s return to the big time, after his welldocumented drug ban and split with Godolphin. Dettori (left,
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      Lock icon YESTERDAY’S SINGAPORE (SHORT COURSE C/POLYTRACK) RESULTS
      2164 28 / 29 Race 1 C5 (SC) 1400m 4 XZUBERANCE 57 (13-5.10) C Brown (2) 5 3 1 (508) 3 RAVOUX 57.5 (14-7) M Rodd (12) 2 1 2 (509) Nk 7 RUN CHEETAH RUN 56.5 c 54.5 (225-56) J See* (7) 1 2 3 (501) 2.5
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      Lock icon American Pharoah ends 37-year Triple Crown drought
      729 30 BELMONT STAKES AFP AMERICAN PHAROAH ended American racing’s 37-year Triple Crown drought yesterday morning (Singapore time), romping to victory in the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, New York. The sweet-striding bay colt, ridden by Victor Espinoza and trained by Bob Baffert, added the 2,400m
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      Lock icon YESTERDAY’S KUALA LUMPUR RESULTS
      773 30 Race 1 C5 (SC) 1200m 10 BULL AND BEAR 52 (56-17) Jackson Low (5) 9 7 1 (452) 1 JP REGIS 59 c 56 (14-8) P Denes* (7) 3 3 2 (494) 2.5 2 AMONGST THE STARS 58 c 54 (19-5.10) W Faizal* (6) 8 5
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      31 28 / 29 4-D Sun 07/06/15 FIRST SECOND THIRD 9883 3052 5329 STARTERS 7324 0033 8368 2288 0513 9875 1712 4339 3351 7561 CONSOLATIONS 1322 6088 8061 5974 5440 9831 0922 7152 1344 7227
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    Lock icon Build up your confidence to speak to anyone
    411 31  -  By Belinda Wan bwan@sph.com.sg If the thought of walking into a roomful of strangers and having to introduce yourself scares you, you are not alone. Yet, networking is an essential skill in most jobs these days. Mr Adrian Tan, a career coach
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      22 1 SINGAPORE 20ls 28th, SEA GAMES! 0 POWER PINOYS Philippines overpower Malaysia for men’s rugby 7s gold ›S14 PHOTOS: SINGSOC/ACTION IMAGES, STRAITS TIMES
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      45 1 FROM SOFT TO SUPER Meet world and SEA Games wushu champion Lindswell Kwok of Indonesia ›S19 RAIN EASES HIS PAIN Cooler conditions spur S’pore’s Soh Rui Yong to marathon gold ›S6 SINGAPORE DETHRONED Malaysia are the new champions in women’s artistic gymnastics team event ›S13
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  • GAMES DAILY
    • SPORT IS COMING HOME (JUNE 5-16)
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        Lock icon Minute of silence for victims of Mt Kinabalu earthquake
        101 2 / 3 The South-east Asia Games Federation and the Singapore South-east Asia Games Organising Committee are deeply saddened by the tragedy of the earthquake at Malaysia’s Mount Kinabalu. On a day of remembrance today for the victims of the earthquake, a minute of
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        Lock icon HE MEANS BUSINESS
        686 2 / 3  -  Schooling starts his SEA Games campaign in record-breaking style Reports by LIM SAY HENG sayheng@sph.com.sg He had not tapered his training fully for this meet, and started his South-east Asia (SEA) Games swimming campaign in events that are not in his pet stroke, the butterfly. Yet, Asian
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        Lock icon Next for relay team: Olympics
        467 2 / 3 National coach Lopez says 4x200m quartet have huge potential Spectators who watched the Singapore men’s 4x200m free relay team win the South-east Asia (SEA) Games gold last night may have witnessed the start of something special. The quartet of Joseph Schooling, Danny Yeo, Pang Sheng
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        Lock icon WATCH THE NEW PAPER CHALLENGE
        176 4 / 5  -  Report by DAVID LEE davidlee@sph.com.sg Winning 25 straight gold medals at a major Games is a feat not many teams in the region can boast of. But the Singapore men’s water polo team have done just that, claiming every title at the South-east Asia (SEA)
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        Lock icon NO STOPPING MALAYSIA
        325 4 / 5  -  Report by THRINA THAN thrinat@sph.com.sg Malaysian divers are on course to repeat their clean sweep at the 2013 SEA Games, where they won gold all eight events. The Malaysians won two more gold medals yesterday to take their tally to four after two days of competition. Ooi
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        Lock icon TAO LI SPARKLES
        458 4 / 5  -  ‘Flyer’ storms to gold in her favourite event Reports by SHAMIR OSMAN shamiro@sph.com.sg She has got a swagger, of that there is no doubt. But the Tao Li who stepped out at the OCBC Aquatic Centre yesterday did not just strut to her position in lane four
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        Lock icon Nguyen makes her mark, again
        425 4 / 5 It was a shy, almost sheepish smile, with which she greeted the media horde at the OCBC Aquatic Centre last night. Vietnam’s Nguyen Thi Anh Vien may be a unique swimming talent, but she still remains refreshingly normal. She broke two South-east Asia (SEA) Games
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        Lock icon SEA GAMES CARNIVAL
        118 4 / 5 TODAY TILL JUNE 16 FROM 10AM SINGAPORE SPORTS HUB Immerse yourself in the SEA Games spirit by heading down to the 28th SEA Games Carnival. Happening on the sidelines of popular SEA Games sports like basketball, netball and football, the carnival is set to keep you and
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        Lock icon ROAD CLOSURES
        28 4 / 5 TODAY TILL WEDNESDAY SINGAPORE TURF CLUB RIDING CENTRE TODAY TILL THURSDAY JALAN BESAR STADIUM TODAY TILL JUNE 14 BISHAN STADIUM For further details, go to www.seagames2015.com/advisories/road-closures
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        Lock icon SOH FAST AT THE END
        707 6 / 7  -  Welcoming the rain, Singaporean bags gold in only his second marathon Reports by SAZALI ABDUL AZIZ msazali@sph.com.sg Halfway through the men’s marathon yesterday, the heavens opened. While the downpour didn’t help any of the 12 runners, it gave Soh Rui Yong a reason to smile.
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        Lock icon How does muscle rub work?
        41 6 / 7 Muscle rub creams relieve overworked, strained, or sprained muscles. Most creams work by stimulating blood circulation to encourage muscle healing. The creams are designed to relax stiffness and get oxygen into tense, painful tissues and muscles.
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        Lock icon LIEW DOES IT FOR LATE MUM
        242 6 / 7 With Soh Rui Yong grabbing the headlines after winning the men’s marathon gold yesterday, few would have bothered about Ashley Liew, Singapore’s other representative in the race. Liew (above) didn’t exactly set the event alight, finishing eighth out of 12 runners with a time
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        Lock icon FAITH IN IRFAN and SAHIL
        722 8 / 9  -  Under pressure to deliver, Young Lions will go on the attack tonight Report by ALI KASIM aakasim@sph.com.sg Facing a do-or-die scenario tonight, Singapore Under-23 coach Aide Iskandar has decided to ring the changes for the team’s Group A clash with Cambodia as they look to
        TNP PHOTOS: GAVIN FOO, JEREMY LONG, PHYLLICIA WANG  -  722 words
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        Lock icon Angry Anu targets Cambodia
        339 8 / 9 Singapore midfielder M Anumanthan was so enraged after the 2-1 defeat by Myanmar that the 20-year-old created a mini-ruckus in the tunnel at the Jalan Besar Stadium last Thursday. On the way back to the dressing room, he yanked aside a plasticprotected bench meant for the
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        Lock icon Myanmar are contenders
        443 8 / 9 GROUP A PHILIPPINES 1 (Shirmar Felongco 17) MYANMAR 5 (Nay Lin Tun 21, Shine Thura 46, Ye Win Aung 62, Sithu Aung 69, Kyaw Zin Lwin 90+2) Despite suffering an early scare at the Jalan Besar Stadium, their confidence never wavered and, in the end, the Myanmar
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        Lock icon GAMES GALLERY
        92 8 / 9 WE DID IT! (Above) Singapore’s netballers celebrate winning the gold medal after their victory over arch-rivals Malaysia in the final at the OCBC Arena yesterday. PHOTO: GAvIN Lee SPORT SINGAPORe PHOTO: GAVIN LEE SPORT SINGAPORE FIERCE IN ACTION: (Left) Philippines and Thailand fencers in action during the men’s
        PHOTO: GAVIN LEE / SPORT SINGAPORE; PHOTO: ROYCE RAMIREZ/SPORT SINGAPORE; PHOTO: SYLVESTER CHIN / SPORT SINGAPORE  -  92 words
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        Lock icon BRING IT ON
        437 10 / 11 At stake today Singapore’s football hopes and more golds in table tennis and swimming *Information correct as of press time. For ticket availability, results and full schedule, visit www. seagames2015.com TIME TO BOUNCE BACK: Singapore’s Isabelle Li (left) will be looking to erase the disappointment of her
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      • ON TV
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          Lock icon TABLE TENNIS
          86 10 / 11 ONTVTABLE WATCH IT LIVE 1PM: WOMEN’S TEAM SEMI-FINALS Singtel TV Ch 134 (SEA Games 1), Toggle Ch 5 2.40PM: MEN’S TEAM SEMI-FINALS Singtel TV Ch 134 (SEA Games 1), Toggle Ch 5 6PM: WOMEN’S TEAM FINAL Singtel TV Ch 134 (SEA Games 1), Toggle Ch 5 7.40PM: MEN’S
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          Lock icon SWIMMING
          17 10 / 11 7PM: FINALS, VARIOUS EVENTS Singtel TV Ch 135 (SEA Games 2), MediaCorp okto, Toggle Ch 3
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          Lock icon HOCKEY
          9 10 / 11 7.10PM: MEN’S SINGAPORE v MALAYSIA Toggle Ch 10
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          Lock icon FOOTBALL
          31 10 / 11 8.30PM: CAMBODIA v SINGAPORE Singtel TV Ch 134 (SEA Games 1), MediaCorp okto, Toggle Ch 1 8.30PM: BRUNEI v MALAYSIA Singtel TV Ch 135 (SEA Games 2), Toggle Ch 2
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        Lock icon SINGAPORE’S MEDALLISTS YESTERDAY
        354 10 / 11 GOLD (9) l Soh Rui Yong (Athletics: Men’s marathon) l Peter Gilchrist (Billiards and snooker: Men’s English billiard singles, 500) l Teo Shun Xie (Shooting: Women’s 10m air pistol) l Tao Li (Swimming: Women’s 50m butterfly) l Joseph Schooling (Swimming: Men’s 100m freestyle) BRONZE (20) l Aloysius
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        Lock icon ?Q&A WITH
        209 12 / 13 pasion, 32 (Fan from Philippines) l Hi, could you tell me more about yourself? I work in IT and have lived in Singapore for the past 10 years. I learnt about the SEA Games through the posters and advertisements on public transport and applied for leave from work
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        Lock icon HAO ABOUT THAT!
        556 12 / 13  -  Unheralded Singapore boxer one step away from possible dream final Report by SAZALI ABDUL AZIZ msazali@sph.com.sg He picked up boxing only because he wanted to experience competition in a “manly” sport. Unheralded Singapore boxer Leong Jun Hao could now find himself in the ultimate David vs Goliath
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        Lock icon Heavyweights’ day on the mats
        162 12 / 13  -  Report by KOK YUFENG yufengk@sph.com.sg Regional heavyweights continued their dominance in the SEA Games judo competition at the Singapore Expo Hall 2 yesterday. In the opening women’s under63kg final, 18-year-old Kiyomi Watanabe defeated Thailand’s Orapin Senatham to win repeat her 2013 success. Myanmar’s veteran Soe
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        Lock icon Malaysia dethrone champions
        374 12 / 13  -  Singapore’s winning streak in women’s team event ends Report by ALEXANDRIA SCHOON aschoon@sph.com.sg Farah Ann Abdul Hadi was a star yesterday, playing a leading role as the Malaysian artistic gymnastics women’s team wrenched gold away from hosts Singapore in an exciting battle at the Bishan Sports Hall.
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        Lock icon S’pore foil Philippine challenge for gold
        342 12 / 13  -  Report by STACY GAN phgan@sph.com.sg It was a close battle, but Singapore’s men’s foil team fought tenaciously in the OCBC Arena yesterday to claim the gold medal. They beat the Philippines 45-40 in front of a roaring home crowd, securing a historic first SEA
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        Lock icon SAVING THEIR BEST FOR LAST
        578 14 / 15  -  Philippines outclass Malaysia for gold, while Singapore settle for bronze Reports by ALI KASIM aakasim@sph.com.sg FINAL PHILIPPINES 24 MALAYSIA 7 They lamented the intermittent rain which resulted in a slippery pitch on the first day of the Southeast Asia (SEA) Games rugby 7s competition on
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        Lock icon RUGBY 7S FINAL ROUND SCORES
        40 14 / 15 l MEN’S 5TH-6TH PLACING: Laos 26-10 Cambodia l MEN’S BRoNZE-MEDAL MATCH: Singapore 21-0 Thailand l MEN’S GoLD-MEDAL MATCH: Philippines 24-7 Malaysia l WoMEN’S BRoNZE-MEDAL MATCH: Philippines 22-0 Malaysia l WoMEN’S GoLD-MEDAL MATCH: Thailand 39-0 Singapore
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        Lock icon No gold, but SRU chief optimistic for the future
        202 14 / 15 The target was two gold medals. But, in the end, Singapore rugby managed just a silver in the women’s competition and a bronze in the men’s. Speaking to The New Paper after the victory ceremony at the Choa Chu Kang Stadium
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        Lock icon Thais outclass S’pore women
        418 14 / 15 Before most of the 4,500 fans at the Choa Chu Kang Stadium even realised the South-east Asia (SEA) Games women’s rugby 7s final had started, Uthumporn Liamrat had given Thailand the lead against Singapore. The dream start took just 19 seconds and the Thai women never
        TNP PHOTO: JONATHAN CHOO, PHOTO COURTESY OF SINGSOC/ ACTION IMAGES  -  418 words
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        Lock icon Huelgas stays strong to win
        251 14 / 15  -  Report by REDZWAN KAMARUDIN npsports@sph.com.sg Just before he crossed the finish line, Nikko Huelgas stood still and made the sign of the cross. When he (right) took a small step to finally cross the line, he sank to his knees, crossed himself again and pointed
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      • GAMES BRIEFS
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          Lock icon Singapore’s men’s team into semis
          65 16 Singapore’s male paddlers swept into the team event semi-finals yesterday without dropping a single set. They dispatched Malaysia 3-0 in the morning, before returning to the Singapore Indoor Stadium in the evening to finish off Myanmar by the same scoreline. They meet Indonesia in the
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          Lock icon Sepak takraw golds for Myanmar, M’sia
          70 16 Myanmar beat defending champions Thailand in the sepak takraw chinlone same stroke final 250-195 to take home the gold medal yesterday. Singapore lost to Brunei ***** in the preliminary round to finish fourth in the event, but both countries shared a joint bronze nevertheless.
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          Lock icon Thais dominate in boat racing
          74 16 Thailand were the biggest winners on the second and final day of the traditional boat race competition yesterday, bagging three of the four gold medals up for grabs. The women clinched the 500m six-crew and 500m 12-crew races, with the men taking home the 500m
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          Lock icon Change in floorball venue
          52 16 Due to technical issues, the competition venue for floorball will now be changed from ITE College East to ITE College Central in Ang Mo Kio. Floorball remains a non-ticketed event and there is no change to the competition schedule. The four-day competition will run from Thursday
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        Lock icon OF STEEL AND GOLD
        659 16  -  Singapore stutter briefly, but charge to glory and dethrone Malaysia Report by SHAMIR OSMAN shamiro@sph.com.sg It flashed through her mind, threatening to take root, and for a split second, it did. The tentacles of fear a primal sensation known to reduce its victims to stuttering shadows
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        Lock icon TEO DAZZLES, FOR DAD
        436 17  -  Singapore bags another gold in shooting; Vietnam’s Tran wins men’s 10m air pistol Report by NICOLE CHIA cnicole@sph.com.sg Shooter Teo Shun Xie’s eyes shone bright as the significance of her win in yesterday’s women’s 10m air pistol individual event at the South-east Asia (SEA) Games sunk
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        Lock icon Hot cartridge cools Anuar’s golden hopes
        188 17  -  Report by BENJAMIN LIM benlim@sph.com.sg Singapore’s Anuar Abdullah went into the Precision Pistol Competition (PPC) shoot-out final yesterday high on confidence. After the qualifying stages at the National Shooting Centre, he was the joint-top scorer in the semi-finals with Thailand’s Thanawut Thammawai. He already
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        Lock icon HOT GILCHRIST
        397 18 / 19  -  One down, three to go for Singapore ace Reports by HAIQAL SARI haiqals@sph.com.sg Halfway through the South-east Asia (SEA) Games men’s English billiards singles (500 points) final yesterday, he started to wear a look of despair. Singapore’s Peter Gilchrist shook his head several times and mumbled to himself,
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        Lock icon Cue Biado and Kiamco
        239 18 / 19 The Philippines pair of Carlo Biado and Warren Kiamco were on fire yesterday, winning gold in the men’s nine-ball pool doubles event at the 2015 South-east Asia (SEA) Games at the OCBC Arena. The pair vanquished the Vietnamese tandem of Hoang Quan Do and Anh Tuan
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        Lock icon Myint shows off her prowess
        165 18 / 19 For the second day running, and second South-east Asia (SEA) Games in succession, Myanmar wushu athlete Myint Aye Thit Sar was in tears. At the 2013 Games on home soil, she failed to win any medals and was disconsolate. The 17-year-old’s regret back then turned
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        Lock icon It’s all about gold now for Lindswell
        462 18 / 19  -  Indonesian world champion lives up to her billing Reports by DAVID LEE davidlee@sph.com.sg She is one of the best in her sport, winning world titles in taijiquan and taijijian. One of a handful of reigning world champions to feature this South-east Asia (SEA)
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        Lock icon Zoe makes breakthrough
        242 18 / 19 Singapore’s women’s changquan exponent Zoe Mui had never even experienced what it’s like to win gold, stand on top of the podium and have Majulah Singapura played for her victory. But, at 10.20pm last night, the 17-year-old finally knew what it felt like, as she delivered Team
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        Lock icon SINGAPORE SHOCKED
        535 20  -  Optimist sailors, favourites to wingold, lose t malaysia Report by JEAN IAU jeaniau@sph.com.sg Singapore, hosts of this Southeast Asia (SEA) Games, is widely recognised as the top nation in the world in sailing’s Optimist category. The team were expected to battle reigning world champions Thailand in the Team
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