Vietnamese girl 'interacted' in the face by Korean man in Hanoi, photobooth receives 1 star storm

Recently, a sensational incident at a photobooth shop has attracted the attention of social networks. Accordingly, two Vietnamese girls were taking photos within the prescribed time when they were suddenly yelled at and physically interacted with by a Korean woman, causing outrage.

Recently, Vietnamese social networks were once again "stirred up" and seething with anger over the news of a serious scuffle that occurred at a famous photobooth in Hanoi. Notably, the incident did not stop at just exchanging words, but turned into "physical interaction" when a Korean customer brazenly hit and scuffled with a Vietnamese girl. This incident not only shocked public opinion but also raised an alarm about the uncivilized behavior of a group of foreign tourists, and at the same time raised big questions about the store's responsibility in ensuring the safety and rights of customers.

"Preemptive strike" openly: Korean guests beat Vietnamese guests right during room rental hours?

According to a viral Facebook post, the horrifying incident occurred on the evening of July 11 at the PTI My Dinh branch (Hanoi). Two young Vietnamese girls had booked a room, paid in full, and were taking photos within the allowed time frame at the photobooth. However, while they were happily posing, two Korean women suddenly appeared, continuously standing outside the photo booth, loudly urging and asking the two Vietnamese girls to take photos faster, even though the time limit had not yet expired.

This lack of awareness and disruptive behavior made the two Vietnamese girls unable to accept it. After the two sides exchanged words to react to the unreasonable actions, the climax of the tension occurred: one of the two Korean guests suddenly made a move to hit the hand and directly fight with the Vietnamese girl. This was followed by a series of aggressive "physical interactions", causing the people around to be unable to stop the fight despite their efforts to stop it. Images and information about the incident quickly spread, creating a wave of extreme indignation in the Vietnamese online community.

PTI Photobooth "received full criticism": where is the store's responsibility?

On the afternoon of July 14, the PTI My Dinh branch was less crowded after a shocking brawl between two groups of customers on July 11. An employee confirmed the incident, saying that a Korean customer snatched the hat and hit a Vietnamese customer when he was urged, leading to a violent reaction. Although the employee intervened and reported the incident to the authorities, the incident still caused outrage.

PTI, with a Korean owner and Vietnamese manager, serves all nationalities. However, on social media, the shop is facing a wave of fierce criticism. Netizens are outraged by the uncivilized behavior of foreign customers and question the shop’s responsibility in ensuring the safety of customers. The shop’s homepage and Google Maps are flooded with 1-star reviews, showing disappointment and boycott from the online community.

Widespread Outrage: A Warning for Foreigners' Uncivilized Behavior

The scuffle at the My Dinh branch is causing the entire chain of 17 PTI stores across Vietnam to face great pressure from public opinion. This incident is not only an isolated incident but also a warning bell about the disrespectful behavior of culture, law and local people by a group of tourists or foreigners living in Vietnam.

The Vietnamese online community is seething with "demands for justice" for the Vietnamese girl and demanding that the authorities and PTI store take appropriate measures. The purpose is to protect the rights of Vietnamese citizens and maintain social order. This is not just a story about a fight, but also a valuable lesson about cultural respect, civilized behavior in a multinational environment, and the responsibility of businesses in ensuring customer safety. The incident will certainly continue to be a hot topic and the public is waiting for stronger actions from the parties involved.

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