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A Chinese worker urinated into a Tsingtao beer tank after having an argument with a colleague, it has emerged.

The Worker was filmed urinating into a tank used to store ingredients to make one of China's most popular beers last month.

The video then went viral on Social Media , gaining tens of millions of views.

On Wednesday The Worker was detained, an official report said.

Officials from The City of Pingdu - where The Factory is located - Found that The Worker in question was helping to unload malt containers from a truck at The Time of The Incident .

In a statement on The City 's official Weibo page, they said The Worker , surnamed Cui, got into an argument with a Truck Driver about moving The Vehicle .

Mr Cui then climbed into the container, which had just been emptied, and urinated into it.

Mr Cui's actions were caught on camera by The Driver , who then published the video on Douyin, China's version of TikTok.

In a statement published on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo, Tsingtao said The Worker had been placed in administrative detention for property damage.

In China, administrative detention is a penalty that can be imposed by The Police , acting with no judicial oversight, and usually involves being detained for between five to 15 Days and sometimes comes with A Warning and a fine.

Tsingtao added that The Worker was not a direct employee of The Brewery and worked for a company that provides outsourcing services to Tsingtao.

The brewer went on to say that they have adopted A Number of measures to strengthen quality control and Step Up monitoring of employee behaviour to prevent such incidents in The Future .

They also vowed to plug in what they called " loopholes in the management of raw material transportation, " and said that the batches of malt involved in The Incident have been sealed and will not enter production.

Source of news: bbc.com