After Manipal, Al-Baik restaurant inaugurated in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: Al Baik restaurant Mangaluru, was on Monday inaugurated at Attavar vicinity in the city. The restaurant is themed in line with the restaurants of one of the most prominent eatery chains in the middle-east Al Baik restaurants which have its outlets across the world.
The new outlet named Al Baik Mangaluru with the tag "The Taste of Middle East" was inaugurated on the ground floor of the Royal Plaza Suites here in Attavar in the city on Monday evening in the presence of the outlet's owner Saleem Sagar. The outlet was inaugurated by Ustaad of Kudroli Mosque Saqib Saleem Umari.
Speaking on the occasion former MLA Mohiuddin Bava said it was good news for the people of Mangaluru that the restaurant will be themed like one of the finest eatery chains of the middle-east and serves millions of people across the world.
AICC Secretary I’van D’Souza also spoke at the event and added that the people of Mangaluru are food lovers and the new outlet of Al-Baik has added more variety of the cuisine and taste available in the city. He further said that the outlet will win the hearts of the people in Mangaluru and wished luck to the newly inaugurated outlet.
Rafiq Master hailed the company for selecting a prime location for the new outlet and congratulated them on opening the second outlet on the coastal belt (First in Manipal).
Owner of Al-Baik Mangaluru, Saleem Sagar, Misbah Women College’s Trustee Mumtaz Ali, SDPI Dakshina Kannada President Abdul Jaleel, Hidaya Foundation Chairman Mansoor Ahmed Azad, Muslim Writers’ Association President Umar HH, SKSM Mangaluru Secretary MG Mohammed, Businessman Rafiq Idinabba Sagar, Royal Palace Suites Manager Rizwan Khadar, Hidaya Foundation founder Kasim Ahmed, Trustee Riyazuddin, NSUI District leader Sawad Sulia, and others were present during the event.
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12 Indians found dead at restaurant in Georgia's mountain resort of Gudauri: Indian mission
Tbilisi, Dec 16: Twelve Indian nationals were found dead at a restaurant in Georgia's mountain resort of Gudauri, according to the Indian mission here.
Georgia's Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement that no signs of injuries or signs of violence were detected in an initial inspection. All victims died from carbon monoxide poisoning, local media reported, citing police.
The Indian mission in Tbilisi said that all 12 victims were Indian nationals. However, Georgia's internal affairs ministry statement said 11 were foreigners while one victim was its citizen.
It added that the bodies of all victims, employees in the same Indian restaurant, were found in bedrooms on the second floor of the facility.
"Mission has just learned about the death of 12 Indian nationals in Gudauri, Georgia. Deepest condolences to the bereaved families. Mission is in touch with the local authorities to get details of the Indian nationals who lost their lives. All possible assistance will be given," the Indian mission here said in a statement.
The police started an investigation under Article 116 of the Criminal Code of Georgia, which implies negligent manslaughter.
According to the preliminary investigation, a power generator was placed in an indoor area, a closed space near the bedrooms, which was turned on, probably after the power supply was turned off on Friday night.
A forensic medical examination has also been appointed to determine the "exact cause of death".
Investigative actions are "actively" being carried out, with forensic-criminalistics working on the spot, and interviews of persons related to the case are being conducted.
