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On May 8, Mr. Wang, a consumer in Huanggang, Hubei Province, posted a video saying that he had bought multiple cups of coffee at Luckin Coffee (Aidu Building Store) and found that the ice cubes had hair and mildew when he drank them. Mr. Wang claimed to have vomited three times after drinking and had complained to the local market supervision bureau.
On May 9, according to authoritative media reports, a staff member of the store said that the company was aware of the situation and was investigating the cause, "It is not clear the specific cause of the moldy ice cubes, but the hygiene in our store is quite good, and it is operated in strict accordance with the requirements." ”
On the same day, a staff member of the Qichun County Market Supervision Bureau said that he had received a complaint about the matter and assigned staff to deal with it.
On May 10, a reporter from Guangzhou Daily called the official customer service number of Luckin Coffee, and the staff said that the company puts food safety in the first place, and has carried out an internal inspection.
Some netizens expressed curiosity about this:
Can ice cubes also grow mold?
Some netizens also said that they were persuaded to quit
Are ice cubes in drinks really dangerous?
How do you have a good iced drink when you go out?
According to media reports, Dr. Liu, deputy director of the gastroenterology department of a hospital in Hangzhou, said that the key to whether ice cubes can be eaten is the presence of pathogenic bacteria.
The type of bacteria is more important than the quantity. Strains that are often found in ice cubes generally do not directly cause illness, but some can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infections, respiratory diseases, and blood infections. People who drink beverages that contain pathogenic bacteria may develop acute gastroenteritis in mild cases and septic shock in severe cases.
The disease-causing bacteria in cold drinks and ice cubes are generally spread through contaminated water and contact with people. Therefore, Dr. Liu advises: "Whether you make it at home or buy it out, you should pay attention to avoid environmental pollution during ice making and secondary pollution of ice cubes." ”
Dr. Lau reminds that if you have persistent diarrhea or vomiting, blood in your stool, high fever, or signs of dehydration (including little or no urination, excessive thirst, dry mouth, dizziness or lightheadedness, or dark urine after drinking iced beverages), it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately.