Nabil Luqman

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KLIA

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Hospital Kajang

A 27-year-old Chinese national was taken to hospital after allegedly causing a disturbance at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1, where she was filmed shouting and behaving erratically.
The incident, which took place on Tuesday (18 August), went viral after a short video showing the woman shouting in Mandarin circulated on social media. In the footage, she could reportedly be heard asking whether Singapore and Japan would &ldquo;surrender&rdquo;, while also making remarks about Malaysia and China.
However, police have since confirmed that the woman was suspected to be mentally unwell and had reportedly forgotten to take medication prescribed by her doctor. She was subsequently admitted to the psychiatric ward at Hospital Kajang and is said to be in stable condition.
Woman Seen Shouting At KLIA Departure Hall
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The incident reportedly occurred at around 1.19pm at the International Departure Hall of KLIA Terminal 1, while the woman was waiting for a flight back to China.
According to KLIA District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner M Ravi Munusamy, the woman allegedly began shouting loudly, running, singing and dancing, disturbing other passengers in the area.
A 22-second video shared online appeared to show the woman standing barefoot in the terminal while speaking loudly in Mandarin.
In the video, she could reportedly be heard asking questions such as whether Singapore and Japan would &ldquo;surrender&rdquo;, while also demanding that people around her record or livestream the incident.
She was also heard making a disturbing statement suggesting that &ldquo;everyone dies together&rdquo; if she died in Malaysia.
The footage quickly attracted attention online, with many users speculating about the woman's identity and the reason behind her behaviour.
Man Tried To Take Her Phone 
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According to accounts accompanying the viral video, the woman had reportedly been livestreaming the incident on TikTok before a man believed to be her companion took her phone and attempted to lead her away.
Despite having her phone taken, she allegedly continued shouting and confronting people nearby.
Airport security personnel subsequently arrived and managed to calm the situation before taking her to the KLIA Terminal 1 police station for further action.
Some social media accounts claimed the disturbance lasted around 15 minutes, although these details came from witnesses and online posts rather than an official police timeline.
Police Say Woman Was Suspected To Be Mentally Unwell
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Following the incident, police provided further clarification on what happened to the woman.
Ravi said initial investigations found that she was a 27-year-old Chinese national who had arrived in Malaysia as a tourist with a friend on 6 August. She was scheduled to board a return flight to China on 18 August.
Her companion reportedly told police that the woman had forgotten to take medication prescribed by her doctor, which may have contributed to her behaviour. Police said she was suspected to be mentally unwell and was not believed to be under the influence of drugs.
She was later taken to Hospital Kajang, where she was admitted to the psychiatric ward for further treatment. Authorities said the woman was in stable condition and that the Chinese embassy had been informed of the incident.
Viral Claims About Her Motive Remain Unclear
While some social media posts described the incident as a political outburst against Malaysia, Singapore and Japan, police have not indicated that the woman's statements were connected to any organised political or state-sponsored activity.
Her exact motivation for making the remarks also remains unclear.
Earlier social media reports had suggested various details about the woman, including claims that she had been stranded in Malaysia for months or had entered a restricted area without a boarding pass. However, these claims are not supported by the latest police accounts and should therefore be treated with caution.
The confirmed information from police is that she was in the international departure area while waiting for her flight home and was later taken to hospital for psychiatric treatment.
Police Urge Public Not To Cause Disturbances At KLIA
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Ravi urged members of the public to avoid behaviour that could cause alarm or disrupt operations in public areas, particularly at KLIA Terminals 1 and 2.
The incident has since sparked widespread discussion online, with many social media users reacting to the woman's unusual behaviour and the statements captured in the viral footage.
However, with police confirming that the woman is receiving psychiatric treatment, the circumstances surrounding the incident appear to be more complex than the initial viral video suggested.
For now, the woman remains under medical care at Hospital Kajang, while authorities continue to handle the matter.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Following the incident, the woman was taken to Hospital Kajang for further psychiatric treatment.

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Woman Causes Disturbance At KLIA, Allegedly Calls For Malaysia, Singapore And Japan To ‘Surrender To China’

Following the incident, the woman was taken to Hospital Kajang for further psychiatric treatment.

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