Woman Arrested After Making Threats at KLIA, Demanding M’sia, S’pore & Japan to ‘Surrender to China’

A foreign woman was arrested after allegedly behaving aggressively at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1.

In a video that has since gone viral online, the woman, believed to be a Chinese national, was seen shouting in Mandarin near a boarding gate while demanding that Malaysia, Singapore and Japan "surrender to China".

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She was also heard making threats, including the remark:

"If I die in Malaysia, then we all die together!"

The woman was later seen walking away before asking someone off camera whether they would surrender.

Woman believed to be suffering from mental health issues

According to a report by Malay Mail, authorities were alerted to the incident at approximately 1:19 PM on 18 August.

KLIA district police chief Assistant Commissioner M. Ravi said security personnel managed to calm the woman before escorting her to the Terminal 1 police station.

It was later revealed by her partner that the 27-year-old woman is believed to have a mental health condition and had reportedly failed to take her prescribed medication.

Ravi said the woman had been scheduled to return to China on the day of the incident. She had entered Malaysia on 6 August with her partner as a tourist.

The woman was subsequently taken to Hospital Kajang, where she was admitted to the psychiatric ward for further treatment. She was reported to be in stable condition.

Embassy officials have also been informed of the incident.

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