The Vietnam Airlines flight attendant said: "Being treated like a criminal" netizens mercilessly stoned

Recently, a flight attendant of Vietnam Airlines has just posted a clip on the social network TikTok talking about her situation when being taken to quarantine, making many people angry. Accordingly, this hostess filmed a TikTok video and thought she was being treated like a criminal and had to be isolated in a middle school.

Specifically, the post is as follows:

"If everyone follows L. via facebook and Instagram, everyone will know that L. has a memorable quarantine period. And this is the fateful flight 4/5 that day, the passengers on the flight sat down. seat 29A on this flight was positive for covid-19, and only found out after 6 days. Upon receiving the information, with a high sense of self-consciousness, L. contacted the health department of the ward and place of residence to declare.

And right from that moment, L. felt like he was being treated like a criminal, deprived of his citizenship. The ward medical staff immediately sent an ambulance to carry L. to the concentration area as if afraid L. would get in the car and run away. Although L. is the one who actively declares. I won't know where I'm being transported, everyone."

Talking about the isolation area, she thinks that this place is too simple, not enough facilities for her as well as ensuring safety when living with other F1s. She said:

"When I arrived, it was a middle school that had just been mobilized as an isolation place. When I saw his bed, L. wanted to drop his heart out because it was too simple, easy to fall to the ground when turning over. L. shared a room with 4 other F1s and shared a bathroom with the whole floor. During the first few days L. cried a lot, fearing for his safety.

Because L. is isolated and shared with other exposed F1. From time to time another F1 next to him turns into F0 being sent away with a hum, and sometimes another untested F1 is transferred in."

The post shared by this hostess was immediately stoned mercilessly by netizens. Most people think that this is a poor sense, going to quarantine is like staying in a 5-star hotel or resort:

- "Going to quarantine is like going to a resort, right? What else is there to ask. Out there, the doctors and nurses are fighting the epidemic, sitting there and crying;

"She probably wants to be treated like a queen." It's good for yourself and for the community to be there. Ask for more?;

- After this incident, she should stop working as a hostess. Shame on Vietnam's national airline. There is education but speech is not acceptable".

The video shared by the hostess after being posted has attracted 4 million views and thousands of comments expressing outrage at her request. Under public pressure, the hostess locked her personal page.

Not long ago, netizens were also extremely annoyed by the fact that female business students from Canada returned from Canada to post a forum to disparage the facilities of the quarantine area. According to this character, because he is used to living clean, he can't stand the dirty room, no wifi. Many people have criticized her for being "too happy to know each other", while many students and soldiers have to work hard, she only criticized her.

Many people have raised the opinion that international students are all "warm young boys, happy on other people's hardships".

Instead of complaining, international students should try to improve by cleaning themselves or preparing some more necessary items for themselves to share less of their hardships with the soldiers here.

Case 1,347 in Ho Chi Minh City: Infection from quarantined people and mistakes of quarantined people team youtuber11:11:58 01/12/2020After testing twice with negative results, Patient 1,342 was quarantined at the hostel. On November 28, patient 1,342 was sampled for the third time, with positive results. On the afternoon of November 30, after receiving information about a positive case from the isolated patient, patient number 1,347, directly related to patient 1,342, force