There are a lot of unsolved mysteries in the world and we are going to add this bizarre incident to the list.
A 45-second clip of a topless man lying and stretching in the middle of a busy Malaysian highway has recently gone viral.
The video was posted online on 20th October. In the video, the man seemed unaware or perhaps was being oblivious to the oncoming traffic when he was stretching on the road.
With his feet and hands lifted in the air, the man then continues to perform other stretches right beside a stationary car that is parked opposite direction of the road. Both the man and the car have apparently blocked 2 lanes of the 4-lane highway.
The man’s identity has yet to be identified, but a Facebook user named Norzuliana Binti Zakaria commented on the video and claimed that she witnessed the whole incident.
Norzuliana said:
This event happened in front of my very eyes, his car was going really fast on the KL-Seremban Highway.
She added that the man lost control of his car and nearly hit the road divider after he cut her off. “His car spun, and after that he came out of his car and immediately slept on the road. He had no shirt and his body had bruises from cupping,” she said.
She said he lied on the road for around 5 minutes, got up, and then drove off. “To say that he is crazy, I don’t know. And after we overtook his car, he was casually smoking with his car hazard lights on,” said Norzuliana.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFbr_5Kyoqw
Regarding the incident, PLUS Malaysia Berhad confirmed to multiple news outlets that it actually took place at approximately 11:30am on 4th October.
PLUS said:
The PLUS Traffic Monitoring Centre received a call from a highway user notifying the centre about a man lying on his back in the middle of the highway at KM268.2 (northbound) on the North-South Expressway near the Bandar Ainsdale Interchange, Seremban.
They added that the man left the scene before the PLUSRonda arrived at the location.
As of time of writing, the video has been viewed close to 800,000 times and shared 6,000 times.
Sources: The Star Online, Free Malaysia Today.
