There Is No Toilet In KLIA....Or Maybe Not

A Chinese father was caught letting his kid pooped into a dustbin at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) departure hall. Many wondered whether KLIA lacked toilet facilities though KLIA has been regularly recognised as one of the best airports in the world.

No, there are toilets in KLIA. Plenty of them and damn clean as well. It would take the man less than 50 meters of walking to the nearest toilet but he just didn't bother. He was identified as a Chinese tourist and not Malaysian. There have been plenty of weird acts by Chinese tourists recently, not only in Malaysia but in many other countries as well.

And KLIA? It has been has been named Asia Pacific’s number one airport and the world’s fourth most connected in the Megahubs 2025 report.

Are Malaysian husbands scared of their wives?

A project manager only goes to sleep during the day when the wife is not around as he feared being beaten up by her, reported Harian Metro.

His wife had wanted a divorce but he had refused, despite knowing that she was having an affair with a lecturer.

It was then that she turned violent scratching his shoulders, strangling him and even trying to stab him with a screwdriver.

A police source said the abuse started in March when he demanded that his wife confess about the affair. Instead, she hit him and lodged a false police report against him.

A month later, the husband, 42, was abused by his wife again when he refused to go to the Syariah Court to file for a divorce.

"The victim stayed with his friend for more than a month because he was afraid of his wife," said the source, adding that the husband eventually moved back home but would sleep when his wife was out.

Worried for his safety, the husband lodged a report at the Sentul police station.

Don't take that toilet break or a crocodile might devour you

A man was bitten by a crocodile during a toilet break under a bridge in Sarawak. He was bitten on his right buttock and the crocodile only let him go after he punched it in the eye. The eye punch resulted in the crocodile releasing its jaws on his buttock.

The heavily bleeding construction worker from Indonesia managed to run away from the crocodile shouting for help from local residents.

Besides a bloody buttock he is believed to suffer from wounds on his ribs.

For RM30, you might lose your life

All because of a RM30 (less than US$10) debt, a man lost his life after he was beaten up by his colleague.

Mohamad Khairul Anuar Osman, 28, died at Kuala Lumpur Hospital early yesterday morning from injuries sustained in the attack.

The victim's 40-year-old housemate and colleague told police that two men came to their rented house in Jalan Puchong Utama 2/1, Taman Perindustrian Puchong Utama at 4.30am.

The housemate identified one of the men as their 55-year-old colleague.

The two men then used bats to bash the victim in the living room and afterwards fled the scene with their weapons.

If your house is being disturbed by mysterious elements like djinns and satans, just loan them some money

A faith healer in Johor who provides treatment based on Quran asked her client to lend some RM6,500 to a djinn in order to protect the client's home from being disturbed by satans and other mysterious elements.

She claimed the djinn would refund the money in a Quran wrapped and stitched in yellow fabric during Aidil Fitri.

Though it is a holiday season, you don't or should never throw live firecrackers on patrolling cops

A crazy shop assistant decided to become an overnight hero by throwing live firecrackers on police who were patrolling a street in Kuala Trengganu on Sunday. Firecrackers are banned in Malaysia.

The 20-year old man tried to escape but was captured after a short chase.

Crocodile eats man

A 54-year old man was believed to have been eaten by a crocodile while fishing for prawns with his son in Sabah.

According to his son, while they were fishing a 15-foot crocodile suddenly emerged, bit his father on the shoulder and dragged him away

Wife (not hubby) fined by court for assaulting hubby

A businesswoman, who splashed chilli powder onto her husband's eyes, and punched and slapped his face, has been fined RM2,000 in default two months' jail.

Magistrate K.B. Eleena Hong Abdullah passed the sentence after ruling that the defence had failed to raise reasonable doubt.

Rasidah Rahmathullah, 37, was charged with causing voluntarily hurt to Mohamed Nasser Abdul Razak, 42, at their home in Jalan USJ 1/4L, Subang Jaya at about 3pm on April 19, 2010. (They divorced after the incident.)

Boy loses spleen for not saying his prayer on time

A teenage boy needed to have his spleen entirely removed after he was allegedly kicked several times by a bully in his religious school for not saying his prayers on time.

Mohd Ridwan Radin, 14, said he experienced severe abdominal pain after a schoolmate kicked him five times while four others looked on in the June 29 incident at SMA Rakyat Maahad Al Islah Parit in Teluk Intan.

Guards stole from their guarded properties

Two security guards in Miri, Sarawak were nabbed by police for stealing from their guarded properties. They had masterminded 14 break-ins. Police raided their hide-outs and recovered stolen items, including a mattress.

Subsequently the police rounded up four buyers of stolen property comprising three men and a woman aged between 31 and 55.