The couple's post about the incident on a Chinese social media platform has gone viral. Read more at straitstimes.com.
KOTA KINABALU - Sabah police are looking for those responsible for placing a hidden camera in a wall power socket in an Airbnb room in Kota Kinabalu where a newly wed Chinese couple had stayed in earlier in September.The post went viral after it was picked up by a number of online sites and news portals, receiving hundreds of comments and likes.
“Discovered hidden cameras in the guest house. Is it safe to travel to Malaysia?” wrote the tourist, who used the account name Zhenmei Beauty. Malaysia’s Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Tiong King Sing said stern action will be taken against the perpetrators or the homestay operator.
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