All that chaos because of a missing laptop. | via philstarlife
The car, a convertible with its top up, then hurtled haphazardly around the entrance hall as bewildered spectators asked each other what was going on, with one exclaiming:"He's going nuts!"
Local police said the incident had taken place early this week, and that the driver was a 28-year-old man named Chen who had gotten into a dispute with hotel staff over the loss of his laptop during his stay there. No one was injured in the incident, they said in the statement posted on their Weibo social media account, adding Chen had been detained pending further investigation.The car crashed into another set of doors before apparently heading for the exit, only to slam into a door frame and come to a stop, its hazard lights flashing.
Onlookers and hotel staff screamed at the driver to get out of the car, banging on it and trying to smash through a window to get the keys.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Chinese man found dead near mining port in Palawan townPUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — The body of a Chinese national was found floating Friday morning, Jan. 13, in the waters off a mining port causeway at Barangay Bato-bato, Narra town in this
Read more »
Man pleads guilty to hate crime in Chinese immigrant’s death | Associated PressNEW YORK—A New York man pleaded guilty Thursday to a hate-crime manslaughter charge for beating a Chinese immigrant who was collecting cans to earn money. Jarrod Powell, 51, is expected to get a 22-year prison sentence for the 2021 death of Yao Pan Ma. The killing drew national attention as…
Read more »
Chinese fret over infecting elderly as holidays prompt COVID-19 warningsPeople in China are worried about spreading COVID-19 to aged relatives as they plan to return to their hometowns for holidays that the World Health Organization warns could inflame a raging outbreak. | Reuters
Read more »
Bishop, maritime chaplains seek help for Pinoy sailors abandoned by Chinese vessel employerA Catholic bishop and several maritime chaplains appealed for compassion for 30 Filipino seafarers stranded in Australia and reportedly abandoned by their
Read more »
Philippines to expand durian production following $260-M export deal with Chinese firmsThe Department of Agriculture (DA) will expand the country’s production of durian after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. secured a fruit export deal in China during his state visit earlier this month.
Read more »
Too early for accurate COVID-19 death tally, Chinese experts saySenior Chinese health officials said that as the nation is devoting all-out efforts to boost the protection and treatment of vulnerable groups, it is too early to provide an accurate tally of COVID-19 infections and deaths amid the epidemic.
Read more »