Local response in Zhejiang, where a dining woman claimed to have her husband from the Municipal Supervision Bureau "come to investigate every day" in conflict | woman | husband
Recently, Huzhou, Zhejiang. The woman had a conflict with the boss while dining in the restaurant, and later claimed that her husband was from the supervision bureau and said, "I have my husband come over to check every day.".
The full text is as follows:
In response to the recent online spread of the incident where a woman had a conflict with her boss over dining and claimed that her husband belonged to the supervision bureau, our bureau attached great importance to it and immediately cooperated with relevant departments to conduct an investigation, and quickly contacted the parties involved in the incident. After investigation, it was found that the woman's statement at the time did not match the facts. The specific situation is now explained as follows.
On June 16, 2023, at around 2:45 pm, a woman named Zhao went to Zhao Ji Fan Pot in Wukang Street for a meal and had a verbal conflict with the shop owner. During the argument, Zhao claimed that her husband was from the Supervision Bureau. After a comprehensive investigation by our bureau and confirmation by the parties involved in the incident, it was found that Zhao and his spouse are not cadres or employees of our bureau, nor are they employees of government units. Zhao himself admitted that what he said at the time was an angry remark during an argument, not a fact, and apologized for his inappropriate words.
Our bureau has always attached great importance to the work related to the business environment. Once problems that harm the interests of enterprises and merchants are found, they will be dealt with seriously in accordance with the law and regulations. We also invite the general public to jointly supervise.
This is to clarify.
On June 19th, a staff member of the Deqing County Municipal Supervision Bureau responded to reporters that the above explanation was indeed released by the unit, and the woman and her husband involved were not from the unit. The staff also stated that there are no food safety and hygiene issues with the involved merchants.
Afterwards, the woman involved, Zhao, posted a video apologizing, stating that she and her family were not employees of the Market Supervision Administration, but employees of a private enterprise. Previously, impersonating a public official was due to a verbal altercation with the boss, resulting in a slip of the tongue. We deeply apologize for this.
