Yesterday (30th) the internet circulated a video about a woman making abusive calls at the KMB bus. The woman suspected that the bus closed the door and left the bus without getting off the bus. She cursed the driver for refusing to open the door and was sealed by netizens as the "Princess of Yau Ma Tei."
Ms. Chen, who claimed to be the female victim, told the story of the incident to "Hong Kong 01" today (31st), saying that the online footage did not reflect the original situation. She pointed out that when she got off the bus from the upper deck, someone blocked the way downstairs, and there were loud reminders along the way. The captain wanted to get off, but he was ignored.
She admitted that she was emotional at the time, but she was more anxious because she rushed to an important meeting. "I don't even have a 100% princess disease, but I don't have a princess disease. I seem to be tricked, so I can't bear it."
Things fermented for a day, Chen. The lady was worried that netizens would get rid of it, but she refused to apologize to the car captain. "If he drives back to the car door before driving, a lot of things will not happen. If you are talking about vulgarity, I can only apologize to the public. I shouldn't be blatant."
However, KMB responded that the bus left two parking spaces at the bus stop before the victim asked to get off, expressing public condolences to netizens for the performance of the bus captain.
The clip saw that the female passenger asked to get off immediately, took out her mobile phone to take pictures of the captain's appearance, and threatened to call the police and complain, during which she verbally abused the captain.
(Screenshot of fb group fragment in Hong Kong emergency report area)
Acknowledged in a hurry
Ms. Chen pointed out to "Hong Kong 01" that there was an important meeting in Yau Ma Tei at 2 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday, and the KMB incident occurred at about 1:50 pm, so she was rather anxious at the time.
She explained that when she stepped down from the upper deck of the bus, she had repeatedly reminded the captain that she was going to get off the bus, but "the driver might not have heard." At that time, a tall man on the stairs blocked her from getting off the bus, so she dropped to the lower deck. It was closed, so the driver was asked to open the door to let her get off, "Don’t tell me I’m not going to let her get out of the car. I’m not a fool. I must have not driven when I landed on the lower deck, just like the driver. Let it go."
She emphasized that the 270A line she was sitting on frequently fly stations, and she has encountered the same situation several times a year. Netizens described the "Princess of Yau Ma Tei", "I am not a princess sick." Ms. Chen said that in the end the driver asked her to get off the bus at the next stop, and the meeting was delayed by more than 10 minutes.
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So far, Ms. Chen has also lodged a complaint with KMB, but has not received a reply.
She also pointed out that the man who blocked her from getting off the car had a chance to be the one who took the video and uploaded it to the Internet, describing it as "It seems to be tricked by someone. It's so hard to resist. I'm not a fool."
Many netizens believed that the performance of the bus captain at the time was "high EQ." Ms. Chen disagreed and believed that the driver had no awareness of solving the problem. "If he was willing to open the door while he was not driving, many things would happen." She also refused to apologize to the driver. "I think I have eaten enough peanuts. I don't need anyone to apologize. But if it's for the foul language, I can only apologize to the public. The public should not be outraged."
KMB said the bus had left 24 meters from the bus stop and said the captain was calm
"Hong Kong 01" enquired with KMB. KMB checked the closed circuit television and confirmed that 7 passengers of the 270A bus got off at the bus stop of the Yau Ma Tei Fire Station yesterday. The bus left two parking spaces at the bus stop, which is about 24. At Mi Shi, a female passenger came down from the upper deck and asked the captain to alight, and the captain arranged for the passenger to alight at the next station.
KMB stated that it received a call from the protagonist who claimed to be an online clip at 2:10 this afternoon, requesting an investigation and a reply.
The company will follow the established procedures and respond in due course.
Finally, KMB expressed appreciation for the calm and proper handling of the bus captain, and I believe the KMB team will continue to maintain a high-quality service attitude to serve the general public.
KMB expresses condolences to the victim and reminds that insulting words to abuse the driver may be a crime
KMB expressed condolences to some passengers who missed getting off the bus and their performance on the bus was made public by netizens.
At the same time, it was noticed that the passenger abused the bus captain with insulting words. KMB has the responsibility to remind anyone who violated Chapter 230A, section 13A of the Public Bus Service Regulations, which constitutes a crime and is liable to a level 2 fine ($5000) and Imprisonment for 6 months.
KMB expects all passengers to be calm and enjoy the comfortable bus service. If you need to get off the bus, please prepare well in advance.
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