Hanoi Department of Information and Communications denied the news of fineing "Wheelchair vlog" 7.5 million, the tiktoker guy quickly deleted the post

Recently, social networks were buzzing with news that Tiktoker was fined 7.5 million VND due to the post 'kicked out of the shop for being in a wheelchair'. However, the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications Inspector denied this information.

Specifically, a representative of the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications Inspectorate affirmed that this is false information, "functional units are still in the process of verifying the incident".

Previously, on his personal Facebook, Tiktoker VML said that he and his girlfriend went to a pho restaurant in Hanoi. Due to congenital paralysis, Mr. L. had to use a wheelchair.

When they asked the staff to carry the cart over the steps, they were refused with the answer "my shop doesn't have staff to carry people like you".

Arriving at the second pho restaurant, L. said that this was a familiar restaurant and the two of them went in to eat normally. The seating area was small and narrow, so L. slightly squeezed into the hostess's seat. "She stood up and scolded the staff: Who accepts this language and comes here to eat?", Tiktoker said.

After receiving the answer from the staff that Mr. L. normally still sits here, the owner continued: "Can't sell, if that's the case then I'll stand...".

Mr. VML said: "The meal got stuck in my throat, it was difficult to swallow." He said he was used to this feeling, but his girlfriend's "tears started to fall". Below the post, L. added that after going out for coffee, he accidentally met foreign guests traveling to Hanoi for the first time and received a souvenir gift with words of encouragement from them.

On January 15, in response to controversy on social networks about a young man being refused service at a pho restaurant because he was in a wheelchair, one of the two pho restaurants extracted a camera to record the incident.

According to the camera at the chicken pho restaurant on Nam Ngu street (Hoan Kiem, Hanoi), Tiktoker VML and his girlfriend came to the restaurant. Because the path was too narrow, the owner and staff together moved the furniture and the pho basket to sell. different mind.

Mr. VML sat right behind the shop owner. Then, when they settled down, the meal took place. They use 2 bowls of pho and a plate of stir fry. After the young man and his girlfriend finished eating, the restaurant staff continued to help push his wheelchair out.

Previously, the owner of this pho restaurant confirmed that L. was a regular customer and often ate pho in the evening. On the morning of January 12, L. and his girlfriend went to the shop. Because the entrance to the restaurant was small and it was raining, the owner invited two people to sit at the cafe opposite and then had the staff serve pho.

"But he still wants to come into the restaurant, we welcome him normally," the restaurant representative said. L. and his girlfriend sat at the first table, behind the owner, next to the chicken weighing area. The shop owner reminded L. next time not to sit in this position, making it difficult to sell.

"She then smiled and ate normally, but then posted a post on social networks implying that we were disparaging him, which is not true," this person said. The shop owner affirms that he never uses vulgar language to chase away customers, especially people with disabilities.

After receiving backlash from the online community, VML has now removed this article from its personal Facebook page.

In addition, the video of the last day in Hanoi, which shows a young man and his girlfriend eating at a pho restaurant on Nam Ngu street, has also been hidden from VML's Tik Tok channel.

Talking to PV Dan Viet about this case, Doctor of Law Dang Van Cuong said: With information about people with disabilities being discriminated against in two Hanoi pho restaurants spreading on social networks, the The ability to verify and clarify information is necessary to ensure the rights of relevant parties, protect the business environment, the reputation of business establishments as well as the rights of people with disabilities according to legal regulations. the law.

As a result of the verification by the authorities, there will be someone who is right and someone who is wrong, and sanctions will be imposed on one of the parties involved.

Accordingly, if there is an act of discrimination against people with disabilities, the person committing the act may be fined from 3 to 5 million VND. In case the information given by the male TikToker is not true, this person may be fined from 5 to 10 million VND.

As for the case of the male TikToker's behavior that was determined by the authorities to be slander and fabrication, it seriously affected the business operations of the enterprise, affecting the reputation of the individual or person who committed the act. can be criminally prosecuted for the crime of Slander, the crime of illegally posting information on the Internet, the crime of abusing democratic freedoms... depending on the specific behavior and consequences.

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