The vermicelli woman poured leftovers into the pot: Shocking testimony about the pot of broth, officially fined 2.5 million VND

The woman who poured leftovers into the pot to sell to customers after many days causing a stir on social media has recently officially received a fine of 2.5 million. At the authorities, this woman also presented the truth about her behavior.

On the afternoon of December 26, the leader of the People's Committee of Nha Trang City (Khanh Hoa) said that he had verified the spillage of guests' excess water into the pot near the gate of Khanh Hoa Provincial General Hospital in a video that caused a stir in public opinion in the past few days. fined the seller.

Mr. Luu Thanh Nhan - Vice Chairman of Nha Trang City People's Committee - said that through verification, this seller is Ms. Huynh Thi T. (80 years old, residing in Van Thang ward, Nha Trang city). Currently, the People's Committee of Loc Tho ward has administratively sanctioned Ms. T. 2.5 million dong for occupying the sidewalk for food service business, obstructing traffic. Ms. T. also pledged to stop the sale of goods that cause disorder in traffic safety and urban beauty.

Through working with the authorities, Ms. T. admitted to pouring excess broth after guests ate into the bottle to reuse. But she does not admit to pouring excess broth into the pot to resell for customers to eat. According to Mrs. T., it was the last bowl of food sold to guests, so when guests ate leftovers, she poured them back into the pot to take home.

Specifically, working with the authorities, Ms. T. admitted that selling on the sidewalk is against the regulations. However, before the videos were spread, she only accepted to refill drinking water for guests after drinking. Ms. T. confessed: "It is not right to pour the leftover food back to the customer after eating, because at that time I sold the last bowl and went home, so I returned it to bring back".

Mr. Le Minh Thuy, Chairman of the People's Committee of Loc Tho Ward, said that when the patrol team invited Ms. T to work and temporarily seized the violating items and means, they checked that Ms. T's pot of broth was also found. exhausted.

The People's Committee of Loc Tho Ward has issued a decision to handle administrative violations on the act of illegally using sidewalks for food service business to obstruct traffic with a fine of 2.5 million VND for Mrs. T. Ms. T. has also pledged not to continue trading in street food.

Before that, on December 21, on social networks, a video clip of Mrs. T. selling food on Quang Trung Street, near the gate of Khanh Hoa Provincial General Hospital (in Loc Tho Ward, Nha Trang City) was spread on social networks. ). In that video, there is a scene when there are no guests, Mrs. T. pours the leftover broth after the guests have finished eating into the pot of broth.

Not only that, some glasses of water that guests drank were also poured back into the water bottle. Immediately after this video clip went viral, the social network community was very upset about this unsanitary trade. Specifically, a facebook account named XB shared 4 clips with the content: "Wholesale like this, not buying a villa is also a waste! Customers who eat leftover broth will leave the soup without anyone noticing, then pour it back. Pour into the pot of water and sell it to the next customer, even the leftover water will be poured back into the pot. The sold bowl is also briefly rinsed with water and then dried and placed in the next sale."

According to this account, this noodle shop, which has existed for 20 years, usually sells to passersby to feed the sick, sometimes even to patients. The shop "presents" is very clean, but the business is too unhygienic, so it is posted for people to detect and avoid: "I really don't want to overturn anyone's rice bowl, but doing business like that is really too much. unethical", the XB account wrote.

This woman's entire business process when posted made many people angry and condemned the behavior of food safety, which could affect customers. Immediately after causing a stir on social media, on the morning of December 22, information on VOV, Loc Tho ward sent a working team including urban management and militia to work with street vendors. However, when the functional forces arrived, the sellers were not present, the functional forces only temporarily seized items such as burdens, pots, bowls, chopsticks... and brought them to the ward.