Recently, the bad behavior of a seafood market has attracted widespread attention.
On May 16, according to a video posted by blogger Hurricane Brothers.
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When buying seafood in the vegetable and seafood direct sales market in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, I encountered an amazing "ghost scale", and the weight of 500g can show 630g, and I am directly short of half a catty when I buy a catty.
This was already infuriating, and when I wanted to reason with the vendor, something even more outrageous happened, the other party directly snatched the climbing shrimp in the hands of the Hurricane brothers and threw it away, and the surrounding merchants not only did not uphold justice, but helped the merchant speak.
The blogger complained to the market management, but the management staff snatched the mobile phone and was scolded for deleting the video before it was dealt with.
There was even a mysterious man who directly snatched the blogger's mobile phone, causing the blogger to be chased and intercepted, and he could only flee in a hurry. That posture, those who don't know think it's the underworld!
After the phone was snatched away, the Hurricane brothers ran out of the vegetable market, but there were still people chasing them to grab another mobile phone, this scene was really unbelievable. As soon as the video was released, it immediately caused an uproar on the Internet.
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Local netizens said that this market not only pits outsiders, but also shows no mercy to locals.
However, the approach of many relevant departments in Lianyungang was surprising, and they quickly closed the comment section.
Until the morning of May 17, the staff of the Haizhou District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau said that the leaders of Haizhou District attach great importance to this matter and are currently investigating and dealing with it, and the specific situation is not clear, but the results will definitely be announced later. At present, the vendors involved have been cleared out by the market organizers.
However, there is much more to it than that. Whether there is collusion between the market and merchants behind this, and whether there is a "protective umbrella" is worth studying. The loss of integrity in business is not a trivial problem, and this kind of chaos must be dealt with seriously.
We ordinary people must ask clearly, whether this place is a normal seafood market, or is it like Gao Qiqiang, who can't be provoked in the TV series.
At present, the Food Supervision Bureau has responded and is handling the matter, and we are waiting for the official follow-up results. It is expected that the official can give a comprehensive and fair investigation result and a serious way to deal with it as soon as possible, so as to give consumers a fair and a clear environment for the market.
Only in this way can people regain trust in the market and let the light of integrity illuminate every corner again.