Hanoi School Returns 'Unfresh' Food for Student Lunches
Parents at Le Trong Tan Primary School in Hanoi demanded the return of shrimp and chicken intended for student lunches, citing concerns about freshness and unusual odors. City authorities ordered the contractor to suspend its current supplier and find a new one. Similar lunch issues have been reported at several other schools in the city.
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