The stall owner of the breakfast truck scooped up the water from the roadside and poured it into the steamed stuffed bun pot. A steamed stuffed bun vendor scooped water from the roadside into the pot, and the video attracted attention on the Internet. The online video shows that the man scooped up the accumulated water with an iron basin and poured it into the steamer of the trolley next to him. There is a gas tank hanging on the left side of the car, which is connected with the steamer under the car. There is a sign on the bus that says "soup dumplings, steamed buns, steamed dumplings". The accumulated water looks muddy, and garbage is floating by the water.
On the social platform, the user who posted the video replied to the netizen that there were factories on both sides of the incident section, and there was also a kiln-fired rubber sample block processing glass factory. In this regard, some netizens said: "I saw the steamer, so the water in the steamer need not be so clean." More netizens expressed anger. "Don't steamed buns stink?" "Is this steamed bread? Do you dare to eat? "
After the video of local survey results was released, it triggered a hot discussion among netizens. Some netizens said that the water was put in the pot and steamed bread after it was boiled. Some netizens also said that although the water in the steamer can't be eaten in the mouth, it is not suitable. "At the very least, there are many bacteria in this stinking ditch. The key is that the water may still have a taste." Some netizens also think that if this is to add water to prevent dry burning after selling out, there is no problem, that is, I really don't know if the steamed buns are sold out.
We are further investigating the "breakfast truck stall owner scooping water on the roadside and putting buns in the pot" notified by Hefei High-tech Zone in Anhui Province. Law enforcement officials confirmed that the old man in the video was a breakfast truck hawker. Upon inquiry, I learned that Hai was selling steamed buns near a construction site on Changning Avenue. On his way home along Mingzhu Avenue, he found water in the roadside pit, so he used the steamer cover to scoop the water into the buns machine for simple cleaning. This process was photographed by passers-by and posted online.
At present, the breakfast car has been temporarily detained, and the relevant departments are conducting further investigations on this matter, handling it according to law, and continuing to carry out special rectification on the mobile breakfast car to prevent similar incidents from happening again.