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Pandemic backup plans help KFC continue serving up chicken amid disruptions - Vimarsana News

Pandemic backup plans help KFC continue serving up chicken amid disruptions

Singapore News - When Malaysia banned exports of fresh chicken on June 1, businesses that depend on the supply - such as some chicken rice stalls - had to stop temporarily or increase their prices, but not KFC Singapore. The fast-food chain quickly switched to serving frozen chicken and... Read more at www.tnp.sg

KFC Launches Anti-abuse Stickers On Instagram Urging Customers To Back Service Staff - Vimarsana News

KFC Launches Anti-abuse Stickers On Instagram Urging Customers To Back Service Staff

KFC Singapore has launched a new campaign aiming to tackle the increase in abuse leveled at its staff by customers. The ‘Let Kindness Fly’ social campaign includes a series of Instagram stickers that KFC customers can use to show their solidarity with serving staff.

Executive director of Cities Association threatens to sue member cities - Vimarsana News

Executive director of Cities Association threatens to sue member cities

Andrea Jordan, executive director of the Cities Association of Santa Clara County, has notified the 15 cities in the association that she may sue them unless they pay her $441,000 to resolve claims of harassment and discrimination.

Zeebrugge: 'You had to cling on for your dear life' - Vimarsana News

Zeebrugge: 'You had to cling on for your dear life'

Lynette Lee survived the Zeebrugge ferry disaster 35 years ago - one that killed 193 people.

Source: bbc.com
Zeebrugge: 'You had to cling on for your dear life' - Vimarsana News

Zeebrugge: 'You had to cling on for your dear life'

Lynette Lee survived the Zeebrugge ferry disaster 35 years ago - one that killed 193 people.

Source: bbc.co.uk