A netizen called for understanding after witnessing a woman complain about Muslim diners occupying seats before the break fast timing in the holy month of Ramadan.<\/p>\n
In a post published on Feb 22<\/a><\/span>, Facebook user Ross MD Agen Era described his experience at the Delibowl outlet at Paya Lebar Square.<\/p>\n Mr Ross had arrived at the outlet before the break fast timing to secure a seat.<\/p>\n After placing his order, Mr Ross returned to his seat to wait, as it was not his time to break fast yet.<\/p>\n While Mr Ross was waiting, an older woman entered the restaurant and “made a scene”, claiming it was “unfair” for patrons to occupy seats before breaking fast.<\/p>\n “She felt that the company was losing business opportunities and that the manager should not allow this practice. She emphasised that other outlets did not permit this and that I was wasting the company’s business potential,” Mr Ross wrote in his post.<\/p>\n In a follow-up post, he emphasised the importance of respecting others’ religion and being careful with one’s words. He also stressed that he had no intention to shame the diner in question.<\/p>\n Netizens criticised the woman for being inconsiderate.<\/p>\n “Did you get to keep your seat?” one Facebook user asked. “These times are weird times, a lot of weird people are like this.”<\/p>\n “We’re busy and want to break fast, but she also wants to join us is it?” another user joked.<\/p>\n Have something to say? Join in!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n See something interesting? Contribute<\/a> your story to us.<\/p>\nNetizens criticise woman’s actions<\/h3>\n
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