Vietnam Proposes Limiting Parental Interference in School Meal Provision
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has proposed new guidelines that aim to limit parental interference in the process of organizing school meals. While parents can monitor and provide feedback on meal quality and safety, they are prohibited from disrupting the operational procedures. This comes amid a surge of parental complaints on social media regarding meal quality and delays.
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