classify text [gangguan, kebencian, porno, penyakit psikiatri atau mental, sifat perkauman, penghinaan agama, selamat untuk bekerja, mencederakan diri sendiri, seksis], text `Regarding prayer, during lunch break, you can perform Zuhr and Asr prayers, and during tea break (if working in Singapore until 5:30 pm, similar to Malaysia), you can perform Asr prayer. So, it shouldn't be a big problem. As for food and drinks, opt for vegetarian options. What if you are in a foreign country where Zuhr prayer time falls after office lunch break, and you have a tight schedule, like during Asr prayer time or even later? Also, being vegetarian doesn't necessarily mean it is halal. Can we consume vegetarian or other meat (chicken, beef) if we cannot find halal food? It's concerning not knowing what ingredients are used in the kitchen. Actually, not only in foreign countries, but in Malaysia as well, there are many business entertainment activities that go on until late, neglecting prayer. Just my thought, sorry if anyone feels offended.`
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