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Victims, including Chinese, of ‘banh mi’ food poisoning sue bakery in Hoi An | Tuoi Tre News

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A popular bakery in Hoi An, Banh Mi Phuong is facing legal action after many tourists, including Chinese, fell ill after consuming its famed banh mi sandwiches in September this year. Certain victims whoexperienced food poisoning after consuming banh mi from Banh Mi Phuong, a renowned bakery in Hoi An, a tourist city in Quang Nam Province, central Vietnam, have filed lawsuits against the bakery. The mass food poisoning incident happened in September, causing nearly 150 people to be hospitalized. A leader of the Hoi An City People’s Court told Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper on Monday that the court had received a lawsuit petition from a group of four tourists from Hanoi. They bought banh mi from Banh Mi Phuong on September 11 and got poisoned. They, who are members in a family, required compensation of over VND100 million ($4,130) each to cover their hospital expenses, airfares, and hotel room costs. “We let customers and the owner of Banh Mi Phuong contact and negotiate with each other but

A popular bakery in Hoi An, Banh Mi Phuong is facing legal action after many tourists, including Chinese, fell ill after consuming its famed banh mi sandwiches in September this year. Certain victims who experienced food poisoning after consuming banh mi from Banh Mi Phuong, a renowned bakery in Hoi An, a tourist city in Quang Nam Province, central Vietnam, have filed lawsuits against the bakery. The mass food poisoning incident happened in September, causing nearly 150 people to be hospitalized. A leader of the Hoi An City People’s Court told Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper on Monday that the…

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