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The Vasaikar who was never late

Mentor Chef Hemant Oberoi and patrons at Wasabi, Zodiac and Rendezvous remember Taj Hotels' captain Ronald D'Mello who passed away on Tuesday

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Ronald D'Mello with Gauri Devidayal's daughter, Dia Yousuf; Chef Hemant Oberoi and Anandita De

Ronald D'Mello with Gauri Devidayal's daughter, Dia Yousuf; Chef Hemant Oberoi and Anandita De

I would joke with people that my staff who lived in Vasai or Ambernath would be the first to report for duty while those who resided in Colaba would be the last," veteran chef-restaurateur Hemant Oberoi recalls his days at the Taj Mahal Palace & Towers. Chef Oberoi made this observation while talking about his colleague from the five-star hotel of over 30 years, Ronald 'Ronnie' D'Mello, who passed away on Tuesday. He was 60.

D'Mello had been struggling with kidney ailment. A doctor from Riddhi Vinayak Hospital in Nalasopara West told Mid-day that all dialysis patients are tested for COVID-19. D'Mello was, too, and he tested positive.

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