On May 12, Panda, a well-known Thai doctor with more than 3.5 million followers on the Thai Net, posted on his personal social platform, posting a photo of fan contributions, and the accompanying text said that he received news from fans that he was buying snacks on the street Thai-style Tokyo rolls, and halfway through eating, he found that the wrapping paper bag was the medical record of a hepatitis B patient in a hospital in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand, and asked the majority of netizens whether they should continue to eat or stop there?
After the post was issued, it immediately caused heated discussions on the Thai Internet and was also reprinted and reported by many mainstream Thai media. So far, there are more than 30,000 likes, and thousands of comments and retweets.
It is understood that there is news that hepatitis B refers to hepatitis B, which is generally contagious. Hepatitis B is a chronic infectious disease that can be transmitted from mother to child, blood, and bodily fluids, and may develop through contact with an infected person. During an acute attack of hepatitis B, the viral load is higher and it is easier to spread to other people.
Many Thai netizens went to leave messages after seeing this, and some netizens said that the Tokyo rolls had already been eaten in their stomachs and it was too late! Some netizens also said help! I'm going to throw up! Some netizens said that they couldn't figure out why the medical records were leaked, so they called the relevant hospitals in Ubon Ratchathani to deal with it as soon as possible! Some netizens even bluntly said that it is too terrifying, and they will never eat Tokyo rolls again from now on, for fear of getting sick, it will be even more disgusting!