[Watch] Taiwanese Tourist Accuses KLIA Official Of Breaking Smartwatch After Security Check Incident

Using her phone's tracking feature, she discovered the watch hidden under the security staff's table, only to have it returned already damaged.

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According to Rainie’s account, which she shared on Threads, the incident occurred as she was preparing to return home after completing a food tour in Malaysia. View on Threads Watch Found Hidden After Tourist Uses Tracking Feature, Returned Damaged After the search, Rainie noticed that while her bag and other items had been retrieved from the screening machine, her smartwatch was missing.

There was no hesitation or searching motion, but when it was taken out, the watch was already damaged! Debate on Airport Security and Traveler Safety The incident has led to widespread discussion online, with many questioning airport security procedures and sharing similar negative experiences at Malaysian checkpoints.

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