Students publicly apologized for reflecting "insufficient meals" while studying defence.

Regarding students' complaints about lunch at the Center for Defense and Security Education, Hue University does not guarantee quality. Some students apologized.

The incident began with a post in a closed group called "Hue University of Foreign Languages", an anonymous member posted an article reflecting on the meal at the National Defense and Security Education Center as follows: "Military studies are compulsory for students to participate, Food as well as all expenses must be paid in full. However, many K19 students currently studying in the military are still not eating enough. 1 table of 6 people at this age is only equal to a tray of rice for elementary school students.

The chicken is all bones, the squid is marinated, the pork is all fat, 6 people but the portion is too little even fed with sesame salt left over from the morning. Ask where the cafeteria is in conscience, where is the military district's responsibility when it comes to controlling the quality of the cafeteria. Many students who did not eat enough still studied heavy military work.

With a meal of 25k / person, 1 table of 6 people is 150k I find really not worth it. I post this article hoping that teachers or school officials will have comments with stakeholders, hope students who are studying military boldly remove the comment letter. I will also comment with stakeholders such as the military zone on this." The post also included an image of a rice tray consisting of boiled meat, boiled cabbage, a stock dish and a plate of peanut salt.

After about 3 hours of posting, this article quickly received hundreds of comments, many of whom shared the same opinion with the above reflected content.

A student studying at Hue University's Center for Defense and Security Education wrote that the situation of students suffering from hunger with meals at this center was completely described. Many students reflected on the poor quality of the meal.

Regarding this disturbing reflection, Colonel Nguyen Xuan Thien - Deputy Director of the Center for Defense and Security Education (Hue University) said that the Center for Defense and Security Education is currently training nearly 1,300 students.

Regarding the preparation of meals for students studying here, the leader said that the center also signed a contract with an external unit to cook meals for students. The source said that the kitchen always presents the menu for weekly moderation (each meal consists of 2 savory dishes, 1 soup and 1 vegetable).

"Fish, shrimp or meat as well as other foods are alternate. The kitchen always saves food samples as required by the authorities. We always require the kitchen to cook 10% more rice than the average serving. There is no way that students are hungry, maybe some of them are not suitable for taste because they are not used to living in the military environment," said Colonel Nguyen Xuan Thien.

According to Mr. Thien, after feedback, this unit worked with the catering unit and convened a meeting of companies to find out the cause and reality of the incident: "We tried very hard but to satisfy the taste of all nearly 1,300 students in the course was very difficult. Breakfast is also constantly changed so that students are not bored such as dumplings, bread, rice cakes, sticky rice.

At the meeting, some students also apologized to the center for inadequate reflections on social media," Colonel Thien emphasized.

It is known that all students who are pursuing regular university programs at member schools of Hue University must complete the National Defense Education program, studying at the Center for Defense and Security Education, Phu Bai Ward, Huong Thuy Town, Thua Thien - Hue Province.

The duration of the study is about 3-4 weeks. Students before going to school must pay tuition fees, meals and some other expenses as prescribed. During the learning process, students can eat centrally in the cafeteria area of the center.

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