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Gunmen kill 10 at Paris magazine for tweeting this pic of ISIS boss
Just in: Attack on the Charlie Hebdo newspaper office in Paris has left 10 dead. The BBC reports that at least two gunmen have attacked the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Witnesses spoke of sustained gunfire at the office as the attackers opened fire with Kalashnikov assault rifles.
The satirical weekly has courted controversy in the past with its depiction of news and current affairs. Its latest tweet was a cartoon of the Islamic State militant group leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (see pic).
Gunmen kill 10 at Paris magazine for tweeting this pic of ISIS boss
Just in: Attack on the Charlie Hebdo newspaper office in Paris has left 10 dead. The BBC reports that at least two gunmen have attacked the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Witnesses spoke of sustained gunfire at the office as the attackers opened fire with Kalashnikov assault rifles.
The satirical weekly has courted controversy in the past with its depiction of news and current affairs. Its latest tweet was a cartoon of the Islamic State militant group leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (see pic).
Gunmen kill 10 at Paris magazine for tweeting this pic of ISIS boss
Tooth, plastic in McDonald's meals in Japan
McDonald's Corporation officials in Japan bowed deeply on Wednesday to apologize for a human tooth, plastic pieces and other objects found in the burger chain's food, highlighting how consumers here are both loving and hating the popular fast-food eatery.
The hubbub over objects turning up in the food comes on the heels of a different kind of problem at the popular chain — a lack of fries, stemming from a shortage set off by labor disruptions on the US West Coast. Last year, McDonald's in China and Japan along with other fast food brands were hit by a scandal over expired meat from a Chinese supplier.
Tooth, plastic in McDonald's meals in Japan - The Times of India
McDonald's Corporation officials in Japan bowed deeply on Wednesday to apologize for a human tooth, plastic pieces and other objects found in the burger chain's food, highlighting how consumers here are both loving and hating the popular fast-food eatery.
The hubbub over objects turning up in the food comes on the heels of a different kind of problem at the popular chain — a lack of fries, stemming from a shortage set off by labor disruptions on the US West Coast. Last year, McDonald's in China and Japan along with other fast food brands were hit by a scandal over expired meat from a Chinese supplier.
Tooth, plastic in McDonald's meals in Japan - The Times of India
Its surprising that such kind of news keep appearing in media about McDonald's......Seems this is happening in many parts of the world....Russia banned McDonald's because of health / hygiene concerns after warning.....
Even some kind of reports appeared in media in India when McDonalds was launched....afair.....
Very costly mistake for AirAsia indeed....
First the flight from Indonesia was itself illegal according to some reports....
Then the pilot didn't receive weather report on time.....
Finally pilot was not allowed to raise the altitude by ATC.....
IndianMascot
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IndianMascot
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McDonald is now famous for hygiene issues. They should take serious step towards it.
They are definitely famous for hygiene.......But only in US....where authorities would have simply shut the outlet & fine McDonalds ......
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