Woman demands S'pore, M'sia & Japan 'surrender' at M'sia airport, threatens that 'everyone will die together'
She was removed after 15 minutes.
At Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), a woman caused a commotion on August 18, demanding the surrender of Singapore, Malaysia, and Japan. Clips of the incident circulated on social media, showing the woman clad in a black T-shirt and jeans walking barefoot around the Terminal 1 boarding gates. The woman, believed to be from Mainland China, was initially live streaming on her mobile phone before a man, possibly an acquaintance, took it from her.
She repeatedly asked if Singapore, Japan, and Malaysia were planning to surrender, to which she was met with silence. She also allegedly threatened that if she died in Malaysia, everyone would die together, counting down before being removed by airport officials after 15 minutes. The woman's identity and the reason for the incident are under investigation.
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