M’sian Removes Tint on Car Window, Gets Window Smashed & Android Player Stolen in Kepong

Regardless of the safety measures we may have taken, accidents or theft might still happen when we least expect it. A Malaysian woman recently had a “heartbreak” when her car window was smashed by an unknown perpetrator, and something valuable was taken from the car.

In her TikTok post @surih4ti, Zahirah showed the smashed window at the passenger door but that was not the only damage.

“They smashed my window, and they stole my android player.”

According to her, the incident took place last Saturday (March 16), on the 5th day of Ramadhan. The fragments of glass were scattered on the passenger seat and the floor, as well as some tissue packs, creating a messy scene in her car.

In a situation where many of us wouldn’t be able to remain calm and perhaps cry, Zahirah kept her cool, and even made a sarcastic remark about the situation.

“To the thief, you know you’ve messed up my car, can you at least clean up the mess?”

Speaking to WORLD OF BUZZ, Zahirah said that her car was parked outside her apartment in Kepong

When asked about the damages, Zahirah said it cost her over RM1,000 to fix them. This time, Zahirah “up” her game to protect herself from a similar incident.

“I fixed the window at the passenger door and tinted the glass. Some other windows of my car were already tinted previously.”

Zahirah also told WORLD OF BUZZ that her car was previously 90% tinted but due to JPJ’s strict requirements about window tint, she had to remove the tint at the driver and passenger side.

“Back then, you couldn’t even see what was inside the car when my car was heavily tinted.”

Zahirah reminded those who have an Android player in their cars to be alert before parking their ride next time.

“If possible, don’t park anywhere dark.”

@surih4ti

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To those with fancy equipments in the car, have you experienced such a “heartbreak” and loss before?”

Also read: JPJ is Watching! Be Fined Up to RM2K or Face 6 Months’ Jail Time If You Don’t Tint Your Car According to Rules