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UMS inks biotech research project agreement with Indonesian firm

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By Stephanie Lee
| MSN Malaysia Verified
KOTA KINABALU: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) is expanding its expertise in biotechnology through a research collaboration agreement with an Indonesian health supplement company. The project focuses on characterising the products' bioactivity, chemical composition and safety profile through a multidisciplinary research approach combining UMS' expertise in biotechnology, biochemistry and natural product analysis.
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Three children killed in water village fire

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By Stephanie Lee
| MSN Malaysia Verified
KOTA KINABALU: Screams of “fire”, “get out” and “run” broke the morning silence at Kampung Lok Buta near here when a fire tore through hundreds of squatter houses at the water village. Three children – two siblings and their cousin – were killed in the blaze, which destroyed some 200 wooden and semi-permanent squatter homes early yesterday.
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Three children perish in massive Kg Lok Buta village fire

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By Stephanie Lee
| MSN Malaysia Verified
KOTA KINABALU: Three children were killed in a water village fire which also destroyed hundreds of wooden and semi-permanent squatter homes in Kg Lok Buta, near here. Firemen were called to rescue and respond to the case at around 1.40am, and reached a scene of fiery red. Flames were high and spreading fast, with firemen having to knock down four houses to control the spread of the fire.
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