Strange behaviors of passengers on public transport occur from time to time. Following a few days ago, a mask-removing woman at MTR Kowloon Tong Station smeared suspected "spreading poison" on the carriage with saliva, causing a violent incident among passengers. Today (8th), netizens took pictures again. , A woman stood barefoot on a seat in a MTR carriage, and stretched her feet to the opposite handrail to perform a Lajin leg-pressing motion.
The MTR said today that a passenger on the Hong Kong Island Line had behaved inappropriately in the carriage and was stopped and left at the request of the staff.
MTR urges passengers to take care of themselves and others and refrain from harassing other passengers.
The clip is about 2 minutes long. It was filmed on a MTR car of a woman wearing a dress and bare feet. She was suspected of taking off her slippers, standing on the seat and holding the upper handrail. Step your feet toward the middle of the carriage and the armrest of the seat on the opposite side, respectively, and perform a leg-pressing motion.
When the filming passengers saw this, they left in a hurry.
A MTR spokesman said that at about 12:45 p.m. this afternoon, North Point Station staff received a report from a passenger that someone on the Island Line bound for Chai Wan had engaged in inappropriate behavior. North Point Station notified Sai Wan Ho Station through the train control center. The staff got on the bus to understand, found the passenger and asked her to stop. The passenger asked to stop the behavior, and then got off at Chai Wan Station and left.
MTR urges passengers to take care of themselves and others and refrain from harassing other passengers.
Kowloon Tong Station "Poison-spreading" female prequel accused of removing her mask and excited to talk on the phone, 4 passengers punched and kicked the "poison-spreading" woman, causing MTR Kowloon Tong Station's saliva and snot to wipe the car passengers angry
