Facebooker Luong Hoang Anh - Huy Khanh's ex-wife controversial when criticizing "rice in the market has medicine"

According to the owner of a rice production and trading business in Ho Chi Minh City, whether the rice is polished or whitened depends on the milling technology and has nothing to do with the use of chemicals here.

Luong Hoang Anh once caused a stir when she accepted to be the "Last Diem" of the late musician Trinh Cong Son, and she was also the ex-wife of actor Huy Khanh. Remember in the past, the beauty of a businesswoman born in 1974 became a topic of discussion on many forums.

Specifically, when publicizing a bare face to promote a skin care product, Luong Hoang Anh revealed a pale face, many wrinkles and a lot of gray hair. Or once, she made many fans howl with a flashy makeup face, the highlight is... green lips. The visual is somewhat old, the face is pale, the lips are a bit weird, which has made many netizens lose their souls, even almost not recognizing Luong Hoang Oanh.

Recently, Ms. Luong Hoang Anh - who was administratively fined 12.5 million dong by the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City because of false information about Ly Son garlic, worked for manufacturers and processors of crushed rice. contact, because the sharing seriously affects the reputation of Vietnam's rice industry, Vietnamese rice has been famous in the world for many years.

Accordingly, in a clip posted on Facebook named Luong Hoang Anh, Ms. Luong Hoang Anh said that she is growing clean rice with a "caption": "The vomiting is scary, I don't know if this new nutritious rice variety will be well received. Making nutritious rice is nutritious and safe for health, but afraid of not being able to compete with market rice in terms of form.

Because if you don't give the medicine, it will not look white and if it is not stored carefully, it will quickly get termites. But rest assured the whole family is healthy."

In another post, Facebook page owner Luong Hoang Anh compared the product she considers "nutritional rice" to other rice products. "Firstly, it looks worse. Because there is no thorough rubbing to make the rice grain appear white. Do not use polish to make the rice grain look beautiful. Because the bran layer remains intact, it looks ugly and dull. But change it. Again, we retain all the inherent nutrients of the rice grain.

Second, it is easy to break seeds. Since we mainly store the rice we eat, we grind it there according to the needs of each VIP, so the rice milling will be done by hand. Modern industrial milling is not possible for each small order, so the rice grain will not be 100% intact. But the advantage of manual grinding is that the rice grain is always fresh and delicious and the vitamins are not oxidized.

Third, it is very susceptible to termites. Because whole grain rice is rich in delicious nutrients, termites also like it. Do not use any chemical preservatives.

Notably, to illustrate her article as well as the product she intends to trade, Ms. Luong Hoang Anh also cites an article written from... 2013. On the Vietnam Rice Forum, the forum gathers In the case of Vietnam's major rice producers and processors, many opinions reacted strongly to Ms. Luong Hoang Anh's articles because they thought they had seriously affected the reputation of Vietnamese rice grains.

According to the owner of a rice production and trading business in Ho Chi Minh City, whether the rice is polished or whitened depends on the milling technology and has nothing to do with the use of chemicals here.

"If the old technology is through rubbing the mortar, the latest technology today is through the mop head, in case the mortar is passed, the mop head will be left to clean the bran will be stored for a long time. If the bran dust remains, eat quickly. Yes, long-term storage is very dangerous because the bran dust quickly absorbs moisture and is easily destroyed by insects, causing mold and termites," said a representative of this business.

A few years ago, Ms. Luong Hoang Anh posted information "This year all the parishioners of the small island of Ly Son harvested 49kg of garlic. Co Don Ly Son, My did not use garlic on the Big Island anymore because the whole island was contaminated with pesticides. Well water pumped up for irrigation is now full of pesticides.

So the output of clean garlic is only this one. I will leave 9kg for family and close friends. The rest, I packed 300gr to each registered person in order from top to bottom".

After the account owner informed, Mr. Nguyen Quoc Viet - Chairman of the People's Committee of Ly Son island district, Quang Ngai, sent a written invitation to Facebook account holder Luong Hoang Anh to clarify the motive and purpose for posting information. untrue about Ly Son garlic.

The Quang Ngai Provincial Police have sent a written request to Department A05, Ministry of Public Security to coordinate in tracing Facebook account holder Luong Hoang Anh. After verification, this account holder currently lives in Ho Chi Minh City, so the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City sent an invitation to Ms. Luong Hoang Anh to come to the headquarters of the Department to work.

According to Article 45 of the Competition Law, one of the prohibited acts of unfair competition is: Illegally enticing customers in the following forms: Giving false or misleading information to customers about the business or goods, services, promotions, transaction conditions related to goods and services provided by enterprises in order to attract customers of other enterprises;

Compare their goods or services with those of the same type of other enterprises but cannot prove the content.

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