Visitors at one of the clubs in TREC Kuala Lumpur were worried about their lives when a ‘zombie attack’ happened out of nowhere.
A man violently assaulted the visitors by randomly biting them, and some of the victims were also hit.
A couple of victims shared the images of their wounds in their arms, showing the swollen, reddish bite marks after the attack. In a conversation with WORLD OF BUZZ, one of the witnesses who was there, Sam, said that the attack took place on Halloween night (31 October).
3 of his female friends were bitten, including some bouncers of the club
Sam himself, however, was not injured during the attack, but heard stories from his friend who saw how it started.
“My friend told me that the man behaved like a zombie before he started biting the public randomly.”
Drug and alcohol theories
When asked about the possible reason behind the attacker’s erratic behaviour, Sam wasn’t sure, but did not rule out the possibility of the perpetrator being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Earlier this year, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) announced that a substance, Fentanyl, also known as the “Zombie Drug”, was detected in Malaysia. Fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroin, and some people have a perception that consumers of Fentanyl will exhibit a zombie-like behaviour.
That is not true. Fentanyl, despite its other nickname, caused the consumers to experience extreme drowsiness and confusion. In some cases, those who take Fentanyl might lose consciousness.
In the meantime, Sam also could not reveal what happened to the ‘zombie’ at the end of the night. His friends, however, are recovering from the wounds.
Sam also shared with WORLD OF BUZZ a couple of images of the attackers, with a little blood seen on his lips.
To those who are at TREC on Halloween night, did you witness this incident?
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This post first appeared on WORLD OF BUZZ.
