Lao Cai Provincial People's Committee has just reported to the Prime Minister on the situation of information handling and preliminary results of inspection and verification of the content reflected by the press related to the case of 11 students eating two packs of instant noodles with rice at Hoang Thu Pho 1 Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities, Bac Ha District, Lao Cai.
Students eat rice with instant noodles at Hoang Thu Pho 1 Primary Boarding School. (Photo: VTV24)
Accordingly, the People's Committee of Lao Cai province said that the information reported by the press about signs of cutting meals for boarding students, parents not receiving leftover meal money, and study support money for students is well-founded.
The report also said that because some of the contents that needed to be verified involved many people, at different times and had complex content and nature, the People's Committee of Bac Ha district transferred the above information to the police for investigation and verification.
When the police investigation results are available, the local authorities will report to the relevant authorities, the press and inform the people. The guiding principle of Lao Cai province is to strictly handle violations in accordance with the law.
The Lao Cai Provincial Party Committee and People's Committee have, are, and will continue to issue directive documents to all levels, sectors, and functional agencies of the province to promptly investigate, verify, clarify, and strictly handle groups and individuals who violate legal regulations, violate teachers' ethics, cause discontent among public opinion and people, and affect the reputation of the education sector as well as the locality.
11 students only got 2 packs of instant noodles with rice for breakfast.
Previously, as reported by Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper, in a VTV24 report on the evening of December 16, the boarding meals at Hoang Thu Pho 1 School showed signs of irregularity and were cut short. Each tray of 11 students was only given 2 packs of instant noodles cooked thinly, served with rice for breakfast, while the menu stated that each student was given 1 pack of instant noodles and 1 egg.
For lunch and dinner, students were given some chopped ham and vegetable soup, although the board said November 14th, in addition to vegetables, the food for 2 meals also included 14 kg of pork and 11 kg of bones. The vegetables in the kitchen were rotten, so students were called in to pick them up.
In the report, the principal said that the students' food rations were still adequate. For example, the meal only had ham and vegetable soup according to the given menu, and the spoiled vegetables recorded on video were not used for cooking.
(Source: Lao Dong Newspaper)
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