Fwd: Supermarkets pull plug on haze-linked firm's products; Jakarta accepts foreign help to fight raging forest fires

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From: ST Daily News<editor@dailynews.straitstimes.com>
Date: 8 October 2015 at 6:51:20 AM SGT
To: changchengliang@yahoo.com
Subject: Supermarkets pull plug on haze-linked firm's products; Jakarta accepts foreign help to fight raging forest fires
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Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. SUBSCRIBE Dear Chang Cheng Liang, here are some stories we think you would be interested in. THURSDAY, OCT 8 Supermarkets pull plug on haze-linked firm's products Supermarket chains NTUC FairPrice, Sheng Siong and Prime Supermarket have pulled all Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) items off their shelves, including popular brands such as Paseo. SE ASIA Jakarta accepts foreign help to fight raging forest fires HEALTH MOH told of hepatitis C cluster in late August SPORT Asean Para Games athletes to use public trains to reach venues EDUCATION More pathways in education BUSINESS Energy-driven Asian currencies, gold get a lift UNITED STATES Oregon shooter killed himself in front of class: Officials UNITED STATES Obama apologises to MSF for deadly Kunduz air strike FOOTBALL Football: Blatter faces 90-day suspension from Fifa, confidant says SPORT Rugby: Record try scorer Habana leads South Africa into last eight GRAPHICS Quiz: Can you recognise your town from satellite images?

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