GEORGE TOWN, May 16 — Fast food chain Domino’s Pizza said today it has referred the case of a customer’s controversial religious insult in an online order to the police. A spokesman for the pizza chain voiced the company’s disappointment in the customer who chose to make a “hurtful and disrespectful comment”, and also the staff member who shared the matter online. “We are also disappointed that one of our team members thought it was appropriate to share this online, including the customer’s personal information,” it said in an official statement here. The company then said it plans to take appropriate action against both the customer and team member involved. Advertisement “We do not tolerate discrimination or aggression of any kind, whether directed at our team, our customers, or those in our community,” it said. It also reiterated that it has more than 3,000 Domino’s team members working diligently to...

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BANGKOK, May 15 — Malaysian men’s singles shuttlers, Lee Zii Jia and Leong Jun Hao safely cruised into the second round of the 2024 Thailand Open today. The world number 10, professional singles player Zii Jia defeated China’s Lei Lan Xi 21-17, 23-21 in a 50-minute battle while Jun Hao defeated Su Li Yang of Chinese Taipei 14-21, 21-15 and 21-17 in 66 minutes. Zii Jia will take on Jeon Hyeok Jin of South Korea for a place in the quarter-finals while Jun Hao will face a tough encounter against home favourite and former world champion Kunlavut Vitidsarn of Thailand. Zii Jia when met after the match said he was happy that he managed to go through to second round and he will be preparing for a tough battle against Hyeok Jin tomorrow. Advertisement “Although I have beaten him (Hyeok Jin) last year…I do not want to take anything for...

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KYIV, May 15 — The United States will back Ukraine until its security is “guaranteed”, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken vowed on a trip to Kyiv yesterday, after Russian forces claimed further advances in the north-eastern Kharkiv region. Blinken’s visit came just weeks after the US Congress finally approved a US$61-billion financial aid package for Ukraine following months of political wrangling, unlocking much-needed arms for the country’s outgunned troops. “We’re with you today. And we will stay by your side, until Ukraine’s security, sovereignty, and ability to choose its own path is guaranteed,” Blinken said in a speech. “The assistance is now on its way. Some of it has already arrived. More will be arriving,” he had told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a meeting earlier. Advertisement “That’s going to make a real difference against the ongoing Russian aggression on the battlefield,” he said. Zelensky thanked Washington for the...

#BHNasional Kerjasama lebih erat Malaysia dan Singapura boleh menjadi perisai menangani pelbagai cabaran risiko global Hubungan utuh Malaysia-Singapura beri manfaat besar kepada rantau ASEAN | Berita Harian Facebook

MAY 14 ― Annually, Malaysia needs to tackle 1.2 million tonnes of agri-food waste to accomplish the global goal of halving carbon dioxide emissions by 2030. However, traditional disposal methods have proven to be unsustainable. Instead, upcycling agri-food by-products by taking discarded, or unwanted products and transforming them into something new and of higher value or quality may present new economic opportunities. This alternative aligns with Malaysia’s sustainability goals outlined in the 12th Malaysia Plan, Shared Prosperity Vision 2030, and UNSDG12. However, businesses need to look deeper into innovating the upcycling food waste stream as the processes to mitigating food waste in Malaysia are rather limited. One such example is preventing durian wastage and mitigating its economic and environmental impact, with scientists from Singapore developing durian seeds as a food stabiliser in 2019. Although there are a handful of companies focused on upcycling agricultural waste, mostly on fertiliser-related products, most...

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KUCHING, May 13 — The Sarawak state government has no plans to provide free tertiary education to students studying at non-state-owned universities. State minister of education, innovation and talent development Datuk Seri Roland Sagah at the legislative assembly today said this could not be done at this point in time. “We have not reached the stage yet, but there is no telling that such matters cannot be considered,” he told DAP’s Padungan State Assemblyman Chong Chieng Jen who wanted the minister to clarify if the state government would provide free tertiary education not just in state-owned universities, but also to Sarawak students studying in foreign universities. “Those matters are well-thought-of, but as of now, charity begins at home first,” he added. Advertisement Sagah explained that the free education for Sarawak students at state-owned universities could not be implemented next year as his ministry is still looking at the implications. He...

#BHBisnes Pelabur dinasihatkan mengambil perhatian terhadap jawapan balas syarikat berkenaan UMA Query berkenaan. Bursa Malaysia kemuka UMA kepada Eversendai | Berita Harian Facebook