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Shooting near fast food restaurant in Banting, man lies unconscious

Also visible were traces believed to be blood on the wall of the fast-food outlet near the man involved.

Updated 8 months ago · Published on 05 Jan 2026 8:49AM

Shooting near fast food restaurant in Banting, man lies unconscious
A man was seen unconscious with injuries against the exterior wall of the fast food establishment. - January 5, 2026

VISITORS to a fast-food outlet and nearby premises in the Banting area, Kuala Langat near Shah Alam were shocked by an incident believed to be a shooting last night.

Based on several photos and video recordings that have gone viral since last night, a man was seen unconscious with injuries against the exterior wall of the fast food establishment.

Also visible were traces believed to be blood on the wall of the fast-food outlet near the man involved.

In the viral video, at least two bullet casings were found on the floor of the premises.

Kuala Langat District Police Chief, Superintendent Mohd Akmalrizal Radzi, when contacted by Berita Harian, informed that police would issue an official statement soon. – January 5, 2026

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