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Kind-hearted restaurant owner earns plaudits for act of generosity |
Posted by: superadmin - 01-15-2024, 10:16 AM - Forum: Inspiring Stories
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A RESTAURANT owner has won over an initially sceptical netizen with his generosity of spirit. Facebook user Byran King was curious and cynical about the intentions of a restaurant in Melaka that purported to offer free meals to those facing financial difficulties.
Deciding to see whether it was just a clever marketing ploy, Byran who had just moved to the state, decided to check it out for himself.
While paying a visit to the restaurant in Kota Laksamana, Byran asked for the free meal that was advertised on the board outside. He was promptly served a plate of nasi lemak with the restaurant owner offering to grill him extra chicken skewers as there were no other customers at the time. The proprietor even assured the cynical netizen that the sambal would not be spicy.
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Ex-players say national football team ‘not Malaysian enough’ |
Posted by: superadmin - 01-14-2024, 08:02 AM - Forum: Football
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PETALING JAYA: The Football Association of Malaysia’s policy of naturalising foreign players for the national team has come under scrutiny from former national players.
Lim Fong Kee, James Wong and C Nadarajan said FAM should focus on developing local talent rather than relying on naturalised players.
“How long will these naturalised players play for the nation? I can’t see any outstanding players among them (recently naturalised players),” said Lim, a former member of the Malaysian squad that competed at the 1972 Olympics.
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Ex-MPs slam Dr M for ‘hate-filled rants’ |
Posted by: superadmin - 01-13-2024, 04:58 PM - Forum: Stop Racism and Religious Bigotry
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PETALING JAYA: Two former MPs have slammed Dr Mahathir Mohamad for his “hate-filled rants”, after the former prime minister said that Indians are not “completely loyal to Malaysia” as they want to identify themselves with their country of origin.
Former Klang MP Charles Santiago said both the Indian and Chinese communities have contributed to Malaysia’s socio-economic and political development, and that Mahathir should be “ashamed of himself for such venom”.
“Action must be taken against him for such divisive statements that are potentially harmful in this multiracial society,” Santiago said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
He said Mahathir had undone “whatever little good” he had done for Malaysia with his words, and accused him of trying to stay relevant.
“He knows this is incitement. He is also encouraging bigotry and hate. But he doesn’t care about the consequences of his actions.
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