Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – A local resident, known as 'Mat never zero' on social media, has shared a disturbing account of unhygienic practices observed at a street food stall in Malaysia. The incident, which occurred on July 11, 2025, has garnered significant attention online, sparking concerns about food safety among the public. The man recounted his experience while purchasing 'lokching' (a type of satay). He observed the vendor spitting into a drain located behind the stall. Moments later, the same vendor allegedly used the same unwashed hand to handle the satay skewers, preparing them for grilling. Furthermore, the vendor was seen sweeping charcoal near the food, causing dust to scatter onto the prepared items. Expressing profound disgust, the customer stated in his video, "I just became a witness to the most disgusting thing in my life." He detailed his shock and disappointment, explaining that despite his hunger and usual enjoyment of street food, he was unable to consume the satay after witnessing these unsanitary acts. He listed the spitting, sweeping, and direct handling of food after such actions as the primary reasons for his decision. The video serves as a stark reminder of the importance of hygiene in food preparation and has prompted discussions among viewers about the need for stricter enforcement of food safety regulations at street food establishments.
Baru-baru ini, pempengaruh dikenali sebagai Adzim Hariz telah berkongsi pengalaman meloyakan ketika dia membeli sate ikan atau lokching di tepi jalan…
