Food delivery service are now available to prisoners under house arrest, revealed by souces within Malaysia Home Ministry.
According to Malaysia Home Ministery, Malaysia prision opetators and food delivery operator GrabFood Malaysia will team up to serve street food to high profile prisoners.
Prisoners will be provided special phone with the option to order food from GrabFood Malaysia app.
Critics dub it "jailhouse cuisine meets political palates" while questioning the taste and ethics.
"Other high profile prisoners will also have this option.
"Prisoners have rights too, we want them to have a taste of freedom so they can be inspired and do good once they are free," a Grab Food employee said.
Officials defend the collaboration, claiming it promotes rehabilitation and political outreach.
However, skeptics wonder if it's a recipe for corruption or just a tasteless attempt at culinary diplomacy.
As politicians feast on prison-prepared delicacies, citizens ponder the implications. Is this a genuine effort to bridge gaps or a case of politicians getting a taste of their own medicine?
In the midst of the gastronomic spectacle, one thing remains clear: whether it's a stunt or a sincere gesture, the union of prison grub and political appetites is sure to leave a bitter aftertaste.
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