KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 15 — The driver of a white Perodua Axia seen circling Bulatan Mahkota in Kluang hundreds of times in a viral video has been confirmed to have...
‘Elon Musk is the father’: Author Ashley St. Clair claims she gave birth to billionaire’s 13th child five months agoA screengrab from the viral 57-second video showing the white Axia repeatedly circling Bulatan Mahkota with its hazard lights flashing, allegedly from morning until night.KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 15 — The driver of a white Perodua Axia seen circling Bulatan Mahkota in Kluang hundreds of times in a viral video has been confirmed to have schizophrenia.
“He is also undergoing treatment at a clinic and had previously received mental health care at Hospital Permai, Johor Baru, in 2020 and 2021,” he said. Police received a report about the incident at 8.20pm on Thursday and managed to stop the vehicle about 10 minutes later. No accidents or injuries were reported.Bahrin added that police have advised the family not to let him leave home alone or drive.
The viral 57-second video showed the Axia repeatedly circling the roundabout with its hazard lights flashing, allegedly from morning until night.
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