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Canada’s Centerra Gold said Monday it doesn’t tolerate behaviour that is insensitive to any cultural or national group after one of its contract workers in Kyrgyzstan was reportedly arrested for comparing a local sausage dish to a horse’s penis on social media.
The Toronto-based gold miner says Michael Mcfeat, a Scottish welder, was arrested in Kyrgyzstan after making the comment on Facebook.
According to a screen grab posted online by U.K. newspaper the Telegraph showing what appear to be workers eating in a company canteen, the comment said: “The Kyrgyz people Queuing out the door for there special delicacy the horses penis!!!”
