On June 6, Mr. L.Q.N (aged 40), from My Xuyen district in Soc Trang province, took to his personal Facebook account to share images of slaughtered and butchered pigs, alleging that they were sick and rotten, being processed at a CP Vietnam abattoir in My Xuyen district.
Images shared by Mr. L.Q.N on social media
Notably, many of the pork cuts displayed abnormal signs on their skin.
According to the timestamp on the images, they were taken at 2:50 am on March 24, 2022, at an abattoir in Chau Thanh A district, Hau Giang province. Mr. N. captioned the Facebook post: “The truth about CP P19.”
During a conversation with NLD reporters on the same day, Mr. N. confirmed that the photos were taken at an abattoir that processes meat for CP Vietnam. The sender of the images is known as T.D.
“I asked T.D. if the pigs looked good today, and he sent me these photos. Seeing the condition of the meat, I asked him how we could possibly sell it. Despite this, T.D. still sent the meat to me to sell. I had to incur a significant loss on that batch,” Mr. N. recalled.
According to Mr. N., the abattoir would deliver around 40 kg of pre-butchered pork to his shop each time. Upon receipt, the shop would further cut the meat into smaller portions. “If the pig had any skin diseases, we would remove the skin, and the problem would be solved,” Mr. N. asserted. He vowed to provide more such images to the police.
Mr. L.Q.N in conversation with NLD reporters
In a further revelation, Mr. N. shared that he graduated with a degree in information technology from a university in the Mekong Delta region. He then worked for a sugar company before transitioning into the telecommunications industry. Prior to joining CP Vietnam, he also had a stint at a university.
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