The chain of restaurants in China compensate thousand

One of the largest restaurant chains in China promised to recover thousands of customers after a video to urinate on the customer to a hot bus on the Internet, which led to a public protest. It seems that the clip, which was recorded last month, shows a young man standing at a table in a branch of the Haidilao restaurant chain in Shanghai Urination in a bowl of boiling broth.

The video ignited an immediate violent reaction to social media, as users breathe anger and disgust from violating harmful food safety in one of the most popular restaurant chains in the country.

Heidillao confirmed the incident in a social media post on Wednesday, saying that he was “very sorry”, adding that he was continuing to take legal action against the perpetrator.

The company said, “In the early hours of February 24, two men urinate a bus in a private room in a private room in the Heidillao branch in Bond in Shanghai,” referring to the eastern eastern water outing.

“Since the administration has never planned emergency plans or exercises to deal with this type of accident, the employees in our branch were unable to discover any distortions at the scene of the accident or adhere to the integrity of the eating environment,” she said.

The restaurant said that it will be compensated for any clients involved in the series that exceeds 4,100 requests between February 24 and March 8, equivalent to a full recovery in addition to a total amount of 10 times this amount.

A 17 -year -old Shanghai police statement said, respectively, Tang Woo, they were placed in “administrative detention”.

China is 16 for the age of 16 for most crimes, but it can reach 12 main crimes such as killing.

Haidilao has expanded in China due to its fresh gesture of meat broth, lip service and congenital service abroad in recent years, with sites in the United States, Japan, Britain and other places. But Mea Culpa received a short Sharif on the Chinese social media network, similar to X, where users accused the company of withdrawing its feet for weeks before admitting its mistake.

One of the comments said: “Where was this (apology) at the beginning? Was it better to say this right from the beginning.”

Others have a previous goal – since he apparently deleted it – blamed “the spread of malicious information” to harm the company’s reputation.

Food safety scandals were common in China, where in 2008 milk milk Industrial chemical melanamine

He made hundreds of thousands of children sick and tied to six deaths.

The country has made significant improvements since then, but the misconduct in the food industry is still crops.

A series of coded chicken restaurants has apologized this week after government media revealed unhealthy practices in some concession stores, including the use of rotting ingredients and recycling the remaining meals.