Perodua car left parked in Malacca for three weeks
Vehicles left parked in the same spot for days can certainly raise eyebrows among residents and businesses in the area.
But when days turn into weeks, their presence may begin to attract others as well.
In Malacca, Malaysia, a man took to Threads last Sunday (1 Feb) to complain about a Perodua Kelisa that was left stranded in front of a cellphone store in Durian Tunggal.
The vehicle has allegedly been there for three weeks.
Source: @mohd_ramli_40 on Threads
However, those in the area cannot do much about the vehicle.
The Threads caption read: “Nobody knows who the owner is.”
Car covered in bird droppings
Having been parked under trees for a long time, a considerable amount of bird droppings had accumulated on the car, specifically on its front section.
The original poster (OP) had described it as the bird’s “art piece”.
Source: @mohd_ramli_40 on Threads
On 29 Jan, Hang Tuah Jaya Municipal Council placed a notice on the car window instructing the owner to move the vehicle.
It also stated that failure to do so would result in an offence under Section 46(3)(a) of the Roads, Drains and Building Act 1974 (Act 133).
Source: @mohd_ramli_40 on Threads
The OP called on anyone who knows the car owner to remove their vehicle from the location, adding that it was “giving people trouble”.
Netizens concerned about damage due to bird droppings
Some were amused by the sheer amount of bird droppings on the car, while others were concerned about how it might damage the vehicle.
Translation: These birds have a personal grudge against the car owner.
Source: Threads
Translation: It’s a shame. This rare car..has value..will likely be damaged over time, as bird droppings can damage the car’s paint..
Source: Threads
However, one netizen questioned whether parking in said location was an issue at all, given that it is situated at a public parking lot.
To this, one user replied that there would be an upcoming bazaar, while another noted that although the car was in a public parking lot, it was still in a spot someone else could use.
Translation: But it has to be pulled away before the fasting month, as there will be a Ramadan bazaar thereÂ
Source: Threads
Meanwhile, some netizens speculated on why the car was left in the spot for weeks.
One user believed that the car had broken down, and the owner didn’t have money to have it towed.
Translation: New paint again. Maybe the car broke down. The owner didn’t have enough money to tow it back homeÂ
Source: Threads
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Man in M’sia nearly charged S$460 in parking fees instead of S$1.60 due to system glitch
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Featured image adapted from @mohd_ramli_40 on Threads.
