趣聽精彩世界：熊孩子燙傷能怪餐廳嗎?

韓國(guó)時(shí)報(bào)：韓國(guó)當(dāng)?shù)胤ㄍソ鼇?lái)宣判兩個(gè)餐廳應(yīng)該對(duì)兩名兒童分別做出1000萬(wàn)和4700萬(wàn)韓元賠償(約合人民幣5萬(wàn)7千元及27萬(wàn)元)，因?yàn)檫@兩個(gè)孩子在該餐廳用餐時(shí)被燙傷。于是，有很多飯店及餐廳開始拒絕帶孩子的客人，以免承擔(dān)類似責(zé)任。

The Korea Times: A local court recently ruled that two restaurants should pay 10 million won and 47 million won to two children, respectively, who were scalded while dining. One child ran into a restaurant employee carrying hot water and another was burned by charcoal fire.

Once the verdict was announced, some restaurant owners started to refuse customers with children as they didn't want to be held responsible for any accidents their child could cause. This issue has emerged as a hotbed for online debate ever since.

Korea isn't the first to join the movement. In two U.S. states, Texas and Pennsylvania, restaurants have banned kids, while cafes in Berlin have created child-free zones for their patrons. Some have even barred strollers, which are considered safety hazards in densely populated areas such as malls or restaurants