Hygiene at self-service restaurants remains unsatisfactory: probe

The Consumers' Foundation has found that 35 percent of the 125 self-service restaurants it inspected around Taiwan early this year potentially ran the risk of exposing their customers to pathogenic bacteria or viruses because their cashiers prepared meals without washing their hands before touching the food.

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