Woman creates scene in KLIA, points & asks people to ‘surrender’
A woman created a scene at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) recently when she was seen asking whether Singapore and Japan would “surrender”.
Footage of the incident, which was posted on Reddit on Tuesday (18 Aug), showed the woman standing in the middle of the transit area, gesturing and shouting in Mandarin to no one in particular.
Source: u/ikkkky9029 on Reddit
Woman points aggressively at passengers in KLIA
The 22-second video started with the woman with her right arm raised in the bustling KLIA Terminal 1, asking:
Will Singapore surrender? Will Japan surrender?
Then, with a menacing expression on her face, she pointed at passengers and asked them:
You all don’t have phones is it? All don’t know how to livestream is it? None of you are Chinese nationals right?
Source: u/ikkkky9029 on Reddit
Woman utters death threat, tells people to ‘surrender’
Then, the woman started to walk away while uttering a threat:
If I die in Malaysia, we’ll all die together!
Source: u/ikkkky9029 on Reddit
As she walked away, she continued pointing and asking whether people would surrender or not.
Source: u/ikkkky9029 on Reddit
Woman allegedly asked M’sia to surrender, started countdown
The original poster (OP) said they came across the woman while queuing at the gate to board a flight.
She had been livestreaming on TikTok when a man who seemed to be an acquaintance snatched her phone away.
He also tried to pull her away but she started shouting, also asking Malaysia to surrender, the OP alleged.
More bizzarely, she also started counting down.
Incident lasted about 15 mins
The OP said the incident lasted about 15 minutes before everything became silent.
They presumed that this was because the woman had been taken away by security.
However, the traveller could not confirm what had happened as they were already inside the gate by that time.
Netizens criticise woman’s behaviour
Netizens on Reddit criticised the woman’s behaviour, with many speculating that she did not have a plane ticket back home and was trying to get herself deported.
Source: Reddit
However, one commenter pointed out that she was in the satellite terminal and would have needed a ticket to enter.
Source: Reddit
Other users said her words amounted to a threat of terrorism and would get her arrested and questioned by the police.
Source: Reddit
The Malaysian authorities have not released a statement over the incident at the time of writing.
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Featured image adapted from u/ikkkky9029 on Reddit.
