FB screengrab/Lang Mizan
Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan
Buffalo enters house, slams vehicle, then walks out
Ipoh — A video of a buffalo trotting away nonchalantly from a house after damaging a parked car has gone viral on social media.
A car owner in Malaysia named Lang Mizan took to social media on Sept 10, looking for the owner of a buffalo that wrecked his red Proton Saga.
He attached photos of the damage, which included a broken side mirror and dented fender.
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Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
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Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
Mr Lang included a video of himself shouting "Adui" ("Oh no") as he spotted the buffalo staring at him beside the car.
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Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
A few seconds later, the buffalo walks out of the gate which had been left open.
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Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
Mr Lang hoped to identify the buffalo's owner so he could be compensated for the damages.
In addition to reminding homeowners to keep their gates closed, members from the online community urged the car owner to report the incident to the police because of the possible danger to public safety.
Facebook user Zack Zulkapan commented that there was a fatal incident last year involving a buffalo.
"All sorts of accidents involving buffalo… but no action," added Facebook user Mat Jiwa.
The original poster said that the incident had been reported to the authorities. /TISG
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Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
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Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
Mr Lang included a video of himself shouting "Adui" ("Oh no") as he spotted the buffalo staring at him beside the car.
[caption id="attachment_380045" align="aligncenter" width="525"]
Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
A few seconds later, the buffalo walks out of the gate which had been left open.
[caption id="attachment_380046" align="aligncenter" width="523"]
Photo: FB screengrab/Lang Mizan[/caption]
Mr Lang hoped to identify the buffalo's owner so he could be compensated for the damages.
In addition to reminding homeowners to keep their gates closed, members from the online community urged the car owner to report the incident to the police because of the possible danger to public safety.
Facebook user Zack Zulkapan commented that there was a fatal incident last year involving a buffalo.
"All sorts of accidents involving buffalo… but no action," added Facebook user Mat Jiwa.
The original poster said that the incident had been reported to the authorities. /TISG
Read related: First a horse, and then a boar and now chickens crossing the road
https://theindependent.sg/first-a-horse-and-then-a-boar-and-now-chickens-crossing-the-road/
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