Broadcaster Sayuri. Daily Sports
Regarding the controversy that broadcaster Sayuri was kicked out of the Starbucks store she visited to evacuate the fire, Starbucks Korea explained that “we guided you politely and kindly.”
On the 24th, Starbucks issued an official statement and said, “According to the government’s quarantine guidelines, we politely and kindly guided Sayuri to fill out the handwritten list after checking the QR code or ID card. I did.”
Earlier, on the 23rd, Sayuri had a fire in the basement of her apartment living on her Instagram, and shared the situation she experienced while evacuating with a child-care assistant (babysitter).
Sayuri said, “My son was shaking because he was shaking, so I had to check in with the QR code first at the cafe I entered.” “
He added, “I showed my son whose lips turned blue and asked him to stay indoors for a while, but he said it couldn’t be done until the end.”
Sayuri said, “This article is not for the purpose of criticizing the employee, and the employee has only fulfilled his duties.” However, as a mother of a child, as a human being, the store I don’t want you to let it out.”
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Starbucks said, “It is the part where we tried to comply with the government’s quarantine guidelines as much as possible.”
However, Starbucks added, “We plan to review and discuss various alternatives related to store use from various perspectives in the future.”
Reporter Lee Ji-young [email protected]
