Covid-19: HK restaurant apologises after photograph showing customer leaving used face mask on self-service cutlery goes viral


Ca-Tu-Ya in Yau Ma Tei issues public apology after online users criticise customer’s ‘selfish’ and ‘unruly behaviour’. Restaurant says it has changed policy on self-service cutlery. — SCMP

A popular Japanese restaurant in Hong Kong has apologised after a photograph showing a customer leaving a face mask on top of unused cutlery while he was eating went viral.

Ca-Tu-Ya, in Yau Ma Tei, issued the apology on Friday after the man was criticised on social media for his behaviour amid the coronavirus epidemic.

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