It is a real-time e-news that looks at the news that has become a hot topic on the Internet overnight.
At the Military Academy, there was a lot of interest in an article that revealed that uncooked chicken was served as a side dish to cadets quarantined due to Corona.
Raw chicken meat that shows off its pink flesh is tossed in a dough.
This is a photo that Mr. A, who is believed to be a military academy cadet, reported through SNS yesterday (27th), and it is said that the menu in the photo was distributed to cadets staying at the Corona 19 quarantine facility the evening before.
Mr. A pointed out that 'the chicken breast was not cooked at all' and 'I don't think this is the case for human rights and health, aside from other unreasonable treatment'.
The Military Academy explained, "Due to the recent Omicron mutation, all cooks in charge of catering for cadets have been quarantined with COVID-19 confirmed or close contacts."
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Delivery platform I've seen many articles about the introduction of a new delivery rate system by the delivery platform Baedal Minjok, claiming that the 'delivery fee has risen' among the self-employed.
From the 22nd, Baemin has revamped the single delivery fee system, which processes only one order per delivery.
Previously, they were charged 1,000 won for brokerage fees and 5,000 won for delivery, but now they plan to set the brokerage fee in proportion to the cost of food.
Self-employed people complain that they are burdened by this, saying 'the delivery fee will rise by at least 1,000 won.'
There are also restaurants that are forced to raise food prices due to increased delivery charges.
Baemin explained, 'In the beginning, the promotion was done while risking a loss' and that it was 'not a rate increase, but a realization of the rate'.
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There was also a lot of interest in an article that a classical melody rang out in Kharkiv, a battlefield in eastern Ukraine, where the roar and gunfire of war continued.
On the 26th local time, a music festival was held at an underground shelter in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
This performance was supposed to be held at the Kharkiv Philharmonic Hall had it not been for the Russian invasion, but the plan was canceled and instead, the melodies echoed in subway stations and underground shopping malls where citizens were evacuated.
Dozens of spectators, from young people to the elderly, reverently listened to the music despite their sorrowful expressions, and sometimes hugged each other.
Director Sergi Politucci, who organized the music festival, said, 'Through the performance, I have confirmed that Ukraine's beautiful melody and intellectual values and that all these difficulties can be overcome.'