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Video: Singapore restaurant flew 28 employees to Mecca free of charge

By The Independent

July 7, 2017

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A restaurant in Singapore has taken its entire team to Umrah in Ramadan.

The company paid for the visas, tickets and hotel accommodation for 28 employees.

Restaurant Rewards Workers With Umrah Trip

A restaurant in Singapore has taken its entire team to Umrah in Ramadan.The company paid for the visas, tickets and hotel accommodation for 28 employees.Share this and like ➡️ IlmFeed

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