Knock out half a tooth when eating takeout? Ms. Wu of Hohhot called Tiantiankan for help and ordered a bibimbap at the US Mission. After a hungry day, she wanted to have a good meal, but something unexpected happened. A stone was actually eaten in the meal, and Ms. Wu's half tooth was knocked out.
After the incident, Ms. Wu sent a message on the US delegation. Com communicates with the hotel staff named "Big Miss Bibimbap". The hotel said that Ms. Wu should call the customer service of Meituan directly, because their hotels paid the insurance premium to Meituan.
The next morning, Ms. Wu went to the dental clinic to fill her teeth. At that time, it cost 100 yuan to fill the teeth, and the customer service of Meituan was also happy to transfer Ms. Wu to the balance of Meituan. But as soon as the newly repaired tooth came home, it fell out within two hours.
Ms. Wu hurried back to the dental clinic. The staff of the dental clinic said that the filling of teeth was proposed by Ms. Wu. In fact, her teeth must be replaced sooner or later. Ms. Wu feels very wronged. Now her teeth must be changed, but who will bear the cost? She spent 16 yuan to order a box of bibimbap, and as a result, she knocked out a tooth, and now she has such bad luck. Who should bear the responsibility when the two families shirk each other?
Ms. Wu also complained to the Hohhot Municipal Market Supervision Administration. Law enforcement officers and Ms. Wu came to the bibimbap shop together. The person in charge of the restaurant took out his mobile phone and told the reporter that they bought insurance for every meal, which should be the responsibility of the US Mission.
According to the specific insurance investigation, law enforcement officers explained after entering the store to understand the situation that the safe food service agreement purchased by the merchant belongs to Meituan, which provides food safety guarantee services to the merchant by charging service fees. Generally speaking, Meituan should take full responsibility for similar food safety issues. However, we can't see the detailed insurance clauses from the mobile phone, which needs further investigation.
Law enforcement officers contacted the head of the US delegation in Hohhot on the spot. Because they were away on business, law enforcement officers asked them to go to the office to solve the problem on the spot when they came back. The person in charge of the bibimbap shop said that because they really don't know much about this insurance, they are willing to pay Ms. Wu first and let Ms. Wu fill her teeth as soon as possible. Then, they will cooperate with law enforcement agencies and the US delegation to deal with follow-up issues.