QuickCheck: Were children spotted sitting on a roof of a moving vehicle in Ipoh?


IT may have seemed like a fun ride but this is one road trip thrill that could have ended very badly.

A video has gone viral showing two children sitting on the roof of a moving MPV in Ipoh. Is it true that this occurred?

Verdict:

TRUE

Ipoh police said they are investigating the viral video showing two children sitting on the roof of a moving multi-purpose vehicle (MPV).

Ipoh OCPD Asst Comm Muhammad Najib Hamzah said police had not received any reports regarding the incident.

However, he said police were tracing the vehicle's owner.

"We will identify them. If they are indeed children, we will investigate the matter under the Child Act 2001," he said when contacted here.

The video shows two girls sitting on top of a luxury MPV, believed to have climbed out through the sunroof while the vehicle was moving.

The incident occurred on Jalan Jelapang-Simpang Pulai, next to the North-South Expressway.

The footage, recorded by a passing motorist, drew criticism from netizens because the stunt could placed the children in a highly dangerous situation.

 

 

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