Pho restaurant was accused of evicting customers in wheelchairs and extracting cameras, tiktoker blocked comments

After being accused of evicting a customer for being in a wheelchair, the pho restaurant owner extracted a camera showing the staff enthusiastically welcoming the boy in a wheelchair into the restaurant. The truth revealed and the story shared by tiktokers on social networks are completely inconsistent.

According to information on Hanoi Radio and Television, a reporter from this press agency went to a pho restaurant in a story where a guy named VML in a wheelchair accused him of "chasing customers" and disparaging people with disabilities. The restaurant owner also extracted the camera at the time Mr. VML entered the pho restaurant, showing that when entering the restaurant, the staff had packed up the furniture to make room large enough for his wheelchair to sit at the table.

As noted, the restaurant's space is quite narrow and has a large number of diners.

"Extracting the cameras at the restaurant shows that people with disabilities were cleaned up by restaurant staff so that wheelchairs could move into the restaurant. Compared to the story the other diner shared on social networks, the information does not match." - Information from Hanoi Radio and Television said.

The restaurant's staff also confirmed that there was no such thing as the restaurant owner saying, "Who accepts this language and comes here to eat?".

Currently, the male TikToker has disabled commenting on his controversial post. The post received nearly 60k interactions, more than 7.5k shares and more than 53k comments.

According to what he shared on the afternoon of January 15, Mr. VML said that he felt like he was being "chased away" by the restaurant owner. He did not want to sit in the pho restaurant to eat, but wanted him and his girlfriend to go somewhere else and the staff would bring them pho. go out.

Specifically, social networks were previously aroused by the incident of a male TikToker posting about how he and his girlfriend were kicked out when going to eat pho in Hanoi... just because he was in a wheelchair.

"Going to a familiar chicken pho restaurant, the two of us went in to eat as usual. The seats were small, so L. slightly squeezed into the place where the owner sat at the restaurant table. She stood up and scolded the staff: "Who accepts this language?" here to eat?".

The staff said: "He often eats here, he usually sits like this". She was even more motivated "I can't sell, if that's the case then I'll stand"... this meal is stuck in my throat - it's hard to swallow. I I'm used to it and Ly (girlfriend)'s tears started to fall," male Tiktoker VML said in the article.

VML's post quickly received a lot of attention from the online community. Many mixed opinions were also discussed around this post. Accordingly, there are people who sympathize with this male Tiktoker and continuously send words of encouragement to him.

However, there were also many netizens who doubted the authenticity of the post. Many people even criticized the guy because they thought his post was just for "likes and views". Many netizens even challenged VML to clearly state the addresses of the two pho restaurants to clarify the truth. Some people even sent a text message denouncing Lam's actions of spreading fake news to the Hanoi Police Fanpage.

Regarding this incident that caused a stir on social networks, according to Hanoi Online channel, the owner of Pho restaurant No. 7 Nam Ngu confirmed that in the past few days, the restaurant suddenly became famous and reluctantly, attracting public opinion. concerned by a post on social media stating that the restaurant "kicks out customers for being in wheelchairs".

Ms. Thu (73 years old) said that this pho restaurant has been operating for 60 years. Ms. Thu took over the shop from her family and has been selling for nearly 30 years. After the above scandal, she and her children in the family still sold goods.

Also related to the incident, a representative of the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications Inspectorate said he had grasped the incident information. This unit has now verified and clarified this incident.

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