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NTUC FairPrice has apologized to a Muslim couple after one of its staff members insisted that complimentary snacks provided to Muslim customers during Ramadan were only for Malays. - VnExpress International
FairPrice says it has counselled the staff member who had told them the freebies were "not for India". Read more at straitstimes.com.
FairPrice Group rolled out its Iftar Bites station on March 23, offering complimentary beverages with snacks or dates at 60 of its outlets to Muslim customers during the month-long Ramzan period.
Farah Nadya on Sunday recounted the 'distasteful' encounter in a Facebook post, which has garnered more than 500 reactions
Jahabar Shalih, 36, and his wife Farah Nadya, 35, said a male employee at the supermarket run by the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) on April 9 "shooed" them away from the snack stand when they were doing their usual grocery shopping.