
The person in charge was sentenced to 1 to 10 months, and the substitute chef was sentenced to 8 months. The survivor, Miss Huang, accused the Jiang Wanan municipal government of negligence and mistaking the tragedy for political achievements.
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The mass poisoning case at Baolin Tea House resulted in 6 deaths and 27 injuries. The Taipei District Court issued a first-instance verdict on the person in charge and the substitute chef on the 12th.
The mass poisoning case at Baolin Teahouse resulted in 6 deaths and 27 injuries. After nearly two years of trial, the Taipei District Court issued a first-instance verdict today (12th). The person in charge was sentenced to 1 year and 10 months, and the substitute chef was sentenced to 8 months. In this regard, Zhang Yumeng, chairman of the Taiwan Youth Generation Community Good Association, pointed out that after hearing the verdict, the survivor Ms. Huang choked up and said that Chiang Wanan's city government "made a lot of mistakes", which made him criticize, "The Baolin Teahouse is terrible, and the Taipei City Government is also following the rules. Please Chiang Wanan, stop using the Baolin Teahouse as a political achievement. This is really too cold-blooded."
Zhang Yumeng posted on Facebook that the person in charge of the Baolin Tea House was sentenced to 1 year and 10 months. After hearing the sentence, the survivor Ms. Huang choked up and said that the Jiangwanan Municipal Government "made many mistakes." Ms. Huang complained, "The Legal Affairs Bureau did not make a false seizure at the first time and let the person in charge go out of work. As a result, the victim's compensation later was all Compensation from the state for the protection of crime victims, as well as the public accident insurance of Dayuanbai Company and Dashidai. "The city health bureau went there immediately and only inspected the chef's hands and did not check the key ingredients. As a result, eight people later ate the ingredients again, causing greater casualties."
Zhang Yumeng pointed out that Ms. Huang was a critically ill survivor of the Baolin Teahouse case. After eating the fried rice noodles from Baolin Teahouse, she became dizzy, vomited, had diarrhea, could not walk unsteadily, and also experienced hallucinations and body spasms. She stayed in the intensive care unit in Tainan for a week before she finally stabilized. Now she suffers from the third stage of kidney disease, and her kidney index is only in the 30s. The kidney is an irreversible organ. If it continues to deteriorate, she will need dialysis.
Zhang Yumeng further pointed out that Jiang Wanan actually said that it was only thanks to the credit of his team that he was able to obtain the evidence of Baolin Tea Room, and regarded it as his own political achievement. Ms. Huang said, "I was actually very angry when I heard it, because you should not have talked about this painful incident. You did not expect to mention that the family members are still in pain, and we, the living victims, have not yet received actual compensation."
Zhang Yumeng said that Ms. Huang was on the Baodao Network yesterday, and Shen Boyang happened to be doing another interview. After the interview, Shen Boyang was concerned about Ms. Huang's health. Ms. Huang took this opportunity to ask Shen Boyang, "Can the Taipei City Legal Affairs Bureau conduct false seizures?" Shen Boyang explained to Ms. Huang on the spot that there is a legal basis for this, but it is just to see if the Legal Affairs Bureau wants to do it.
Ms. Huang said that she hoped that the tragedy of Baolin Tea House could be used as a lesson to strengthen food safety education in society and schools. Shen Boyang agreed and said that this was a good suggestion. This made Zhang Yumeng question, "I really want to ask Jiang Wanan, who is the mayor now? Why is Shen Boyang already doing everything Jiang Wanan should do?"
Zhang Yumeng mentioned that Baolin Teahouse is terrible, and the Taipei City Government is also following the rules. The Health Bureau did not test the kway teow. Baolin still closed the business after the accident. Now the victims cannot get the money. Please Jiang Wanan, please stop using Baolin Teahouse as a political achievement. This is really too cold-blooded.
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