Vietnam: Surprise School Cafeteria Checks Uncover Spoiled Food, Raising Food Safety Concerns
Parents in various parts of Vietnam are conducting surprise inspections of school cafeteria kitchens. In some schools, spoiled shrimp and foul-smelling chicken have been discovered, heightening parental concerns over children's food safety. Authorities are being pressed to respond.
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