Malaysia man missile into the dining car: street selling fast food-missiles, fast-food-IT information

July 20 Malaysia Selangor businessman purchased vehicle and pretend to be a van, but he doesn't require removal of camouflage and installed on the roof of two "missiles", resulting in a panic alarm. Police vehicle sale process legitimate, but buyers must clear the camouflage, also could not be retrofitted, "missiles".

Singapore United morning post July 20, Sepang District Officer Abdul Aziz Mohamad said on 20th and 19th complaint to the police, a car packed with "missile" military vehicles wandering in the Cyberjaya area. He said that in order to avoid panic, police have impounded two vehicles converted vans and arrested two Malaysian men to assist in the investigation.

▲ Selangor people driving this car "missile truck" the street causing panic

He said police investigations revealed that the vehicle was purchased legally, but the owner to retain military camouflage and installing the missiles violated regulations. "It is understood that the businessman to purchase vehicles and converted into a food truck, mainly to laugh uproariously. But according to the Ordinance, owners of original camouflage of vehicles must be cleared. ”

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7月20日报道 马来西亚雪兰莪一名商人购买军车并装成快餐车，但他没按规定清除迷彩，还在车顶加装两枚“导弹”，结果引起民众恐慌而报警。警方指军车买卖过程合法，但购买者必须清除迷彩，也不能加装“导弹”。

据新加坡《联合早报》网站7月20日报道，雪邦警区主任阿都阿兹20日表示，警方19日上午接获投报，指一辆装有“导弹”的军车在赛城一带徘徊。他说，为免民众恐慌，警方已扣留两辆改装为快餐车的军车，并逮捕两名马来男子协助调查。

▲雪兰莪民众开着这辆“导弹快餐车”上街时引起恐慌

他指出，警方调查后发现该辆军车是合法购买，但车主保留军用迷彩及安装假导弹则违反条例。“据了解，该名商人购买军车并改装为快餐车，主要是为了搞噱头。不过根据购买条例，车主必须清除军车原有的迷彩。”