KOTA KINABALU: Sabah police are looking for those responsible in placing a hidden camera within a wall power socket in a room of a lodging establishment here where a newly-wed Chinese couple had stayed in earlier this month.
This was after the tourists’ claims were published in a Chinese social media platform and went viral on Saturday .Kota Kinabalu Police Chief Asst Comm Mohd Zaidi Abdullah confirmed the police have received a report from the Chinese pair at 5.27pm on Sept 7.
"Efforts are underway to identity the suspect involved," ACP Mohd Zaidi said, in a statement on Saturday. The couple posted the alleged incident on Chinese social media platform, XiaoHongShu, questioning whether it was safe to travel in Malaysia, and in turn attracted much comments from netizens.
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