Meal 1 International primary school in Hanoi has cockroaches, students asked, the teacher licked: This is a bee

The online community is standing idly by the news that a famous primary school in Hanoi, meeting international standards but feeding students food with cockroaches. Even more frustrating was the teacher's attitude, insisting it was a bee.

Social media users are extremely angry, harshly condemning the story that just happened at a primary school in Hanoi. When it was recently revealed that feeding students food with cockroaches, food insecurity, there was a serious danger. More tellingly, after the incident was revealed, the teachers in the school showed a cover-up attitude for their irresponsible behavior.

Accordingly, all over the forums, netizens have been extremely stirred by the article in recent days, from a parent who found out that his child went to school but was fed food with cockroaches. It is known that this is the lunch portion, prepared by the school, which is included in the utility level attached to the tuition fee that parents have paid for their children. The food with cockroaches, unhygienic as above is definitely unacceptable, because there are potential unforeseen dangers for babies.

Specifically, recounting the incident, this parent said that the primary school that his child is attending is N.T School, Campus 5, located in Thanh Oai district, Hanoi. This is a fairly famous school in the area, with high tuition fees, meeting international standards when associated with many advanced education programs abroad. And yet, N.T also stands out as a prestigious education system, trusted by many people to raise students, at many different education levels. Therefore, when the information that the school fed students food with cockroaches was revealed, it shocked the people.

This parent shared that when her child came home from N.T. school, she bragged to her mother that she could eat spaghetti today but there was a bee inside. Surprised and seeing something unusual, she also asked him to know the truth. However, she insisted, adding that the teacher at the school explained that it was a bee to her. And yet, he also bragged that his classmates took pictures of this "bee" with his smart watch. After seeing the image, this parent really "fell on his back".

Through the photo seen, she was shocked that her child had to face eating food with insects inside every day, specifically cockroaches. Because the image was taken, it was a cockroach, not a bee as the teacher told and deceived the students. This problem is considered very serious, greatly affecting the quality of the school, especially the food safety and hygiene as well as the professional conscience of the teacher in the story.

Posting more in the post, the parent also released many images, which are messages reflecting other parents whose children attend the same N.T. school. All felt unusual in the school food they were given. Although there have not been any unfortunate cases such as poisoning, but this situation persists, it will surely happen sooner or later.

This wave of fierce controversy, throwing stones at N.T International Primary School was also quickly attacked by netizens. All are unacceptable to this improper behavior and education of the girls. Besides, there is disregard for the health of students, neglect of food quality, neglect in processing. More reprehensible, when N.T charges tuition fees that are not low, but accompanied by not really good incentives.

Currently, the above story is still causing a strong stir in public opinion. The online community is also expecting the authorities to quickly handle and investigate the origin of the story, so that they can ensure the health safety of the students, and trust.

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