More cafes, PC rooms found violating food safety rules
Internet cafes accounted for three-quarters of food hygiene violations since 2020 at leisure venues popular with children and teenagers, while inspections of kids cafes have fallen by nearly half, according to data from the office of Rep. Seo Young-seok of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK), Friday. Authorities recorded 782 violations of the Food Sanitation Act at kids cafes, internet…
Internet cafes have been responsible for the majority of food safety violations at leisure venues frequented by children and adolescents since 2020, according to data from the office of South Korean Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) representative Seo Young-seok. Authorities recorded 782 violations of the Food Sanitation Act at such establishments between 2020 and June of this year, with internet cafes accounting for 75.2 percent of these cases.
Board game cafes followed closely with 17.8 percent of the violations. The most prevalent offenses were failure to complete mandatory hygiene training, accounting for 59.3 percent of the infractions, followed by failure to undergo health checkups and non-compliance with operator compliance rules.
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