[Hyun-Jun Go's News]
<Anchor>
It's time for news critic Go Hyun-Jun. Let's start with the first news today (11th).
<Hyun-Jun Go/Criticist>
It happened in the United States, when a man who was running away from the police checkpoint threw his 2-month-old child and ran away to escape the chase.
It is a road in Florida, USA on the 26th of last month in local time. A white SUV crosses lanes and drives recklessly.
The police found this and ordered it to stop, but the driver ignored the instructions and ran away. There was also a dangerous situation that almost collided with other cars.
After a 40-minute chase, a white car enters an apartment complex, and the driver gets out of the car and runs away, but as the police continue to pursue it, something unexpected happens.
He threw his two-month-old son at a police officer and ran away. Fortunately, the baby was well received by the police and it is said that he is safe without any injuries. The driver was also arrested in a nearby parking lot.
According to the police, the man's mouth smelled of alcohol at the time, but the baby has now been taken to a shelter. The driver is in custody on charges of child abuse, police assault and reckless driving.
<Anchor>
No, I have no idea how to do that to a child, really. Give me the second news.
<Hyun-Jun Ko / Current affairs critic>
Next news. In a high school cafeteria in Gyeonggi-do, a closet on the wall fell and the cooks were injured.
On the 7th, a wardrobe installed in the common room of a high school cafeteria in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do fell.
The wardrobe suddenly fell and hit the cooks who were resting at the time, and four people were taken to the hospital with back and leg injuries.
One of them is said to have been operated on at the hospital for paraplegia and is being treated in the intensive care unit.
Regarding this accident, the national school irregular worker union claimed that it was a human resource caused by forcibly installing a closet in a cramped space.
The break room was so cramped that 9 cooks couldn't even stretch their feet, so the accident occurred because a wardrobe for work clothes was attached to the top of the wall in a dangerous way.
In addition, it was investigated that the wardrobe was installed with short screws without a base.
In relation to this accident, the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education is planning to file an industrial accident application for seriously injured workers and investigate whether the company that installed the wardrobe is responsible.
<Anchor>
Now, regardless of the type of employment, I think that we should take this opportunity to take a closer look at what the environment is like in the rest area for workers, and if there is anything to be improved, we should make some improvements. Let me tell you the last news today.
<Hyun-Jun Ko / Current affairs critic>
This is the last news for today. A restaurant owner has left an absurd answer to a delivery app review and is being criticized by netizens.
The day before, online communities and social media had captured a restaurant review and the owner's response that had been uploaded to the delivery app.
After a customer posted a picture of the food, he left a review saying that he would eat it more often in the future because it was good value for money and delicious, but the problem was the answer of the store owner.
I like the words 'It's delicious' and 'I will order again', but my favorite word is 'I live alone'. It has absolutely nothing to do with food.
Netizens pointed out that the owner's response was inappropriate, saying, 'Even if it's a joke, you seem to have crossed the line' and 'Do you still think that this kind of sexual harassment is a gag?'
There was also an opinion that the answer provokes fear in the customer beyond unpleasantness, because, given the nature of the delivery order, the business owner is more likely to know the customer's home address.
On the other hand, if an inappropriate review report is received, the delivery app is taking measures to prevent recurrence, etc.