'Bat' wings in spicy soup... another 'hygiene issue' in China

A foreign object that appears to be a bat's wing has been found in a bowl of instant ``mala tang'' sold by a famous Chinese food manufacturer, causing controversy once again.
On the 30th, local media such as Penguin News reported, ``What appears to be a bat wing was found in an instant spicy soup sold by Yang Guofu Foods, a famous Chinese food manufacturer.
A foreign object was discovered,'' was reported on social media on the 27th. The sender of the SNS said, ``I bought instant Mala soup at a nearby supermarket,'' and added, ``I was in the middle of eating the Mala soup and toppings.''
"When the child picked it up, thinking it was seaweed, it turned out to be the base of a bat's wing." The sender also posted a video along with the above claim. This video includes Kou
A black foreign object, which appeared to be part of a harpoon's feather, was photographed in the hot water bath. The caller said, ``The virus may be transmitted through bats, and the virus may be incubating in the bat's body.''
"I'm worried because I don't know how long it will last," and said, "My child and I are in such great mental shock that we can't even eat anything."
Regarding this matter, Yang Guofu Foods said, ``We are investigating the facts.''
Recently, food hygiene problems have been occurring one after another in China.
In September of this year, a video of a worker at a beer factory in Qingdao, Shandong province, urinating into a storage tank for malt, the raw material for beer, became an issue.
Also in June, a rat's head was found in food in the cafeteria of a working school in Jiangxi province.