Many ambulance and fire engine near One Raffles Quay

testart

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Ok Say real one !

If we pay the F&B super high salaries.....will they be more careful for food hygenie???

Big question mark ?

Will those handle food one, after pang sai and wash their hand if we really pay them super good salaries?

Ok assuming after investigation is none of their business (i.e. to say is NOT entirey F&B fault....is everyone fault), then I give myself a tight slap OK ?

Ok don't point fingers liao
 

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Anybody knows what happened?

Saw couple of ppl kena put into ambulance

Eatery chain Yun Hai Yao was hauled to court on June 4 over the ByteDance mass food poisoning case in 2024 which affected 169 people.

The wok-fried diced chicken it catered to ByteDance’s office in One Raffles Quay on July 30, 2024, allegedly contained bacteria, according to court documents.

More than 10 live cockroaches were also allegedly found on Yun Hai Yao’s premises in Northpoint City on July 31 the same year.

The company, which is from China, and more commonly known here as Yun Nans, faces two charges – one under the Sale of Food Act and another under the Environmental Public Health (Food Hygiene) Regulations.

A Singapore Food Agency (SFA) prosecutor said the agency was seeking a $5,000 fine in total for the two charges.

Yun Hai Yao’s chief executive Lu Zhi Tao appeared in court on behalf of the company. He told the court the company intends to plead guilty and is not engaging a lawyer.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...n-charged-chicken-dish-allegedly-had-bacteria
 

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Charge sheets state that Yun Hai Yao’s chicken dish catered to ByteDance had coagulase-positive Staphylococcus aureus counts with Staphylococcus enterotoxin A genes.
 

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Eatery chain Yun Hai Yao was hauled to court on June 4 over the ByteDance mass food poisoning case in 2024 which affected 169 people.

The wok-fried diced chicken it catered to ByteDance’s office in One Raffles Quay on July 30, 2024, allegedly contained bacteria, according to court documents.

More than 10 live cockroaches were also allegedly found on Yun Hai Yao’s premises in Northpoint City on July 31 the same year.

The company, which is from China, and more commonly known here as Yun Nans, faces two charges – one under the Sale of Food Act and another under the Environmental Public Health (Food Hygiene) Regulations.

A Singapore Food Agency (SFA) prosecutor said the agency was seeking a $5,000 fine in total for the two charges.

Yun Hai Yao’s chief executive Lu Zhi Tao appeared in court on behalf of the company. He told the court the company intends to plead guilty and is not engaging a lawyer.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...n-charged-chicken-dish-allegedly-had-bacteria
$5000 fine cheaper than complying. SG law enforcement is truly a joke now.
 

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Eatery chain Yun Hai Yao was hauled to court on June 4 over the ByteDance mass food poisoning case in 2024 which affected 169 people.

The wok-fried diced chicken it catered to ByteDance’s office in One Raffles Quay on July 30, 2024, allegedly contained bacteria, according to court documents.

More than 10 live cockroaches were also allegedly found on Yun Hai Yao’s premises in Northpoint City on July 31 the same year.

The company, which is from China, and more commonly known here as Yun Nans, faces two charges – one under the Sale of Food Act and another under the Environmental Public Health (Food Hygiene) Regulations.

A Singapore Food Agency (SFA) prosecutor said the agency was seeking a $5,000 fine in total for the two charges.

Yun Hai Yao’s chief executive Lu Zhi Tao appeared in court on behalf of the company. He told the court the company intends to plead guilty and is not engaging a lawyer.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...n-charged-chicken-dish-allegedly-had-bacteria
TS should post this in new thread
 
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