Malaysia

Unable to open his workshop, man uses forklift to remove parked cars

The three drivers had allegedly parked in front of his workshop and went up Batu Caves.

Updated 2 years ago · Published on 22 Jan 2024 7:26PM

Unable to open his workshop, man uses forklift to remove parked cars
TikTok user @hasanalrazak resorted to taking matters into his own hands - Screengrab from viral video, January 22, 2024

by The Vibes Team

A BUSINESS-OWNER decided to take matters into his own hands recently when he was unable to open his workshop due to three cars parked right in front.

TikTok user @hasanalrazak resorted to taking matters into his own hands and using a forklift, he removed the three cars parked in front of his workshop's entrance.

The three drivers had allegedly parked in front of his workshop and went up Batu Caves.

In the clip, which has since gone viral, he can be heard saying, "It's fine if you want to go to Batu Caves, but don't park in front of my workshop. I also want to do business.

"Hence, this is the consequence. Don't get angry if there are dents here and there on your car."

While some netizens felt he should not have taken matters into his own hands, others said they understood his predicament and would have done the same.

However, it is not known how the drivers reacted when they returned to get their cars later. - The Vibes, January 22, 2024

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