On July 25, a Facebook social network account posted an attention-grabbing image of a meat and rice serving at a restaurant in Ha Long City that was not hygienic, with the naked eye able to see strange objects resembling maggots in the food. .
Immediately upon receiving the feedback, Ha Long City established an interdisciplinary working group on food safety (TP) to check and verify the information.
The process of checking, reviewing, and identifying a restaurant based on feedback on social networks is called Giang Xoan in group 2, area 5, Gieng Day ward, Ha Long city.
At the time of inspection, this facility could not present a certificate of food safety eligibility according to regulations and sold cooked food on tables without equipment or tools to shield or prevent insects.
With the above errors, the delegation made a record of administrative violations and advised on handling administrative violations for Giang Xoan restaurant with the above violations, with a fine of 14.5 million VND.
The working group requested the establishment to stop operations, strictly comply with and complete procedures and documents related to food service business to ensure food safety according to regulations.
