The girl hit the spicy scald on the diner and was burned, and the police suggested that the diner was responsible for 30%, but the diner disagreed: I am also a victim; The girl's parents are ready to sue

June 17, Changsha, Hunan. Inside the store, surveillance showed that Mr. Li was carrying a pot of spicy hot food when two children were fighting, and one of the girls bumped into it, her neck burned by the spilled soup.

The little girl ran and hit the spicy hot pot (Source: Changsha Political and Legal Channel)

Mr. Li said he apologized immediately. After the girl's father took the child to the doctor, he asked him to compensate for the medical expenses, believing that he was mainly responsible for the matter, and he did not agree and called the police.

Later, after police coordination, it was recommended that Mr. Li bear 30% of the responsibility, but Mr. Li said that he could not accept it, believing that he was a consumer and a victim.

Police mediate that diners are responsible for 30% (Source: Changsha Political and Legal Channel)

As of 9 a.m. on the 19th, 68,000 netizens participated in the vote, of which 61,000 people believe that diners are not responsible, and the girl's guardian should be mainly responsible, accounting for 91%, only 5% of netizens believe that diners have certain responsibilities, and another 3% of netizens believe that the store should also be responsible.

90% of netizens believe that the girl's guardian is primarily responsible (Source: Observer Network)

Mr. Li finally said that because he did not agree with the police's recommendation, the girl's parents said they would sue him.

(Extreme News Comprehensive Changsha Political and Legal Channel and Observer Network)

(Source: Polar Eye News)