Ho Chi Minh City parents complain about poor school meals
Hundreds of parents have sent letters to local authorities in Ho Chi Minh City to complain about the poor-quality school meals served to their children at Tran Thi Buoi Primary School.
Parents attend a meeting with the management board of Tran Thi Buoi Primary School in Ho Chi Minh City about school meals served to their children.
According to the parents, they have recently seen very poor quality meals served to their children at the school and they don’t reflect the amount of money they are paying.
The parents also sent some photos of the rotten vegetables, cooking oil being reused many times, and cheap pork pies which they took at the school's kitchen.
Some foods found at the school's kitchen.
Earlier, the parents shared photos of their children having lunch with just some rice, fried eggs, vegetable soup and a banana, and breakfast with just some noodles, some small slices of pork and a boiled quail egg.
Children having lunch with just rice, fried egg, vegetable soup and banana.
Breakfast with just some noddles and pork.
The parents have had meetings with the school but are not satisfied with the school's explanations.
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