A famous coffee shop in Japan fired a waitress who served "cocktail" drinks mixed with her blood. He described what she had done as "dangerous" and no different from physical terrorism.
Doctors advised customers who drank the "special cocktail" provided by the waitress to undergo medical examinations.
The cafe, located in the Susukino entertainment district on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, announced last week that it had fired an employee who "mixed her blood in a cocktail" and issued an apology for the waitress' dangerous behaviour, The Straits Times reported, citing Flash news.
According to Sky News, the waitress added her own blood to the drink at the request of a customer. He announced that it would be closed for one day, so that all cups would be replaced.
Mondiagi Con Café Daco issued an apology for the waitress' behavior, describing it as "dangerous, totally unacceptable, and no different from physical terror."
The café announced that it would remain closed for one day as drinking glasses would be replaced.
The doctor, Zento Kitao, told the employee and customers, who drank the blood-infused cocktails, to undergo a test to rule out blood-borne diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis B and syphilis.
"Cases of infection from drinking another person's blood are rare, but major diseases can be transmitted through blood, including HIV, hepatitis C, hepatitis B and syphilis," Kitaw said.
He added, "If there are wounds in the mouth, it is easy to get a blood transfusion," according to the British newspaper The Independent.
It is noteworthy that in Japan there are hundreds of cafés with exotic themes or themes that are spread all over the country to satisfy people's wild fantasies.
Okaz (Tokyo)
