Photograph courtesy of Denmark in Manila Flying Tiger now in Phl And just in time for Christmas. The Copenhagen company is known in the world for its well-curated quirky knick-knacks and functional everyday Scandinavian items that go along with the holidays. The embassy graced the opening of the Danish variety store at Glorietta 4 in Makati last week.
Muslims and Christians celebrate Christmas and Deepavali at the Malaysian ambassador's residence in Makati on 12 November in a yearly embassy tradition of building a society that thrives in harmony and peace.
Clad in colors of Deepavali and Christmas, more than 150 guests comprising the embassy officers and their families, the locally recruited staff and their kins, the Malaysian diaspora in the Philippines, members of the diplomatic corps, government officials, and heads of Malaysian companies in the Philippines partook in sumptuous meal of varied dishes: Butter rice, roasted chicken, lamb curry, vegetarian dhal curry, vegetarian samosa and fruits.
They exchanged gifts and won in the costume competition.
As part of its CSR, the embassy also collaborated with the Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center Manila to organize a blood-donation drive during the event to give back to the local community.
Twenty-five people, including Ambassador Dato' Abdul Malik Melvin Castelino bin Anthony, donated their blood to this noble cause.
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