Video released by A from Vietnam on the TikTok site on the 10th, A has worked at a seafood market in Pohang, Gyeongsangbuk-do since last year TikTok GalMuri! Copy News1
Choi Seo-young, reporter of Seoul = Choi Seo-young = A Vietnamese foreign worker who worked at a seafood market in Pohang, Gyeongsangbuk-do for more than a year has released a video of him stepping barefoot on dried squid to be sold as a product
On the 10th, a Vietnamese man, A, released a video on his TikTok account with a message, “Remembering the past.”
In the video, the man, along with other foreign workers, was smoking a dried squid flat with bare hands and bare feet
One man was even stepping barefoot so that the hard-bloomed squid wouldn’t be baked again
A man in bed stretches a dried squid with his heel; another man steps barefoot to prevent the dried squid from spreading again TikTok GalMuri! Copy News1
When the video is released, Korean Internet users have to report the hygiene issue He said, “I can’t believe it happened in Korea.”
The Vietnamese man who posted the video in question posted a video of him working at a fish market near Guryongpo-eup, Nam-gu, Pohang-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, since January last year
Looking at the videos posted by the man so far, he has worked at construction sites in downtown Pohang and fish markets in Nam-gu, Pohang since last year
Workers working on spreading dried squid barefoot TikTok Galmuri!copy News1
A similar incident occurred in Yeongdeok-gun, North Gyeongsang Province in January this year
A foreign worker at a squid factory in Yeongdeok-gun posted a process of spreading dried squid in shoes on his social media, and the company he worked for was fined 700,000 won
At that time, the amount of squid that workers at the company worked from late October last year to recently reached 3,800 kilograms, and unsanitaryly processed squid is reportedly not distributed on the market and stored
However, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety recommended that the squid be disposed of, but it could not be forcibly disposed of because there was no legal provision to forcibly dispose of it
However, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety recommended that the squid be disposed of, but it could not be forcibly disposed of because there was no legal provision to forcibly dispose of it
