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Cops say viral video of shooting incident did not happen in Bukit Tinggi

South Klang district chief Cha Hoong Fong says it actually took place in Latin American country

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 25 Jun 2022 6:00PM

Cops say viral video of shooting incident did not happen in Bukit Tinggi
South Klang district police chief Cha Hoong Fong says police have warned the public not to spread any unverified information on social media that could cause anxiety. – Bernama pic, June 25, 2022

SHAH ALAM – South Klang police have denied that a viral video on social media showing a shooting incident was said to have taken place in the Bukit Tinggi area, Klang, near here.

South Klang district police chief Cha Hoong Fong said the video actually took place in a Latin American country.

“The video of a shooting between a suspect and a security guard inside a premise did not take place in the Bukit Tinggi area,” he said in a statement here today.

He said police have warned the public not to spread any unverified information on social media that could cause anxiety to the public. – Bernama, June 25, 2022

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