A lunch-hour pastry-eating competition’ among colleagues at an MNC office in Gurgaon turned into a grim tragedy when one of the contestants’ choked and died after eating too much, too fast. Saurav Sabbarwal, 22, working as solutions engineer with Nokia Siemens Networking , was declared ‘brought dead’ at the Max Hospital after colleagues reportedly found him unconscious in the office
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Pastry eating competition claims life
This item took my breath away: an engineer at Nokia Siemens Networking in Gurgaon died while taking part in a pasty-eating competition at the office at lunch time.
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Here are my queries
· Mr. Chidambaram has asked industry to cut prices – why is he doing so?
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· What measures does the government have to take to help the producers to reduce prices?
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The usual case with many MNCs`, and I speak as being part of one, is that these events, usually organized by cultural groups formed in the company, rarely have any senior representative of the organization as a member ,who could point out the logistical requirements in terms of security and crisis mgmnt. A cruel reminder of that.
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