TVB actress Vivien Yeo is from Malaysia, recently she has been shooting new
series
Outbound Love in her hometown. She planned to take the opportunity
to visit her family while she's there, but her mother and sister encountered an
unfortunate event! Yesterday at 1AM, Vivien expressed on Weibo that her mother,
sister and nephew were driving out to Johor Bahru, where they encountered a
carjacker! Her sister was injured from the carjacking. Vivien said: "That
afternoon, my sister, mother and nephew were driving and were very unfortunate
to have encountered a carjacker! My sister was injured."
Vivien
disclosed the crime happened at the Bukit Indah center in Johor. To catch the
carjacker, Vivien posted the model of her sister's red car, her sister's
Facebook, urged friends to spread the news and hope her Malaysian friends can
help find the carjacker. Later, a friend informed her that they discovered her
sister's car at another location. She said: "The carjacking happened at Bukit
Indah Jusco, a friend on Facebook just told me they saw the car near Pelangi.
Friends in Malaysia, please help me spread the news. I hope to find her car. The
model is a BMW coupe, license plate PKL 8363. Please help. Thanks."
Although Vivien's sister's baby was not in the car at the time of the
carjacking, Viven was still extremely angry. She said: "Fortunately the baby
wasn't in the car, otherwise I really don't know what to do. At the time, my
sister was in the car. The carjacker shouted at her, demanding her to jump out
of the car. I am extremely angry. Is there still justice?" The incident has
caught a lot of attention, many fans angrily criticized that the unlawful
behavior is ridiculous. As for Vivien's Malaysian friends, they also expressed
the public security in Malaysia has gotten worse. When speaking of a news about
a mother killed from protecting her daughter, Vivien felt extremely heartbroken:
"Why has it become like this?"
Yesterday at 11AM, Vivien posted on Weibo
again. Still no new updates, but she did not forget to thank her friends' help
and reminded the local citizens to be cautious when going out. She said: "My
family and I are very thankful for all of your help. Here, I want to remind
everyone to raise the level of alertness and be careful out there, especially
for females, avoid going out alone. Here, I wish everyone a peaceful daily
life." Fortunately Vivien's sister is fine now, she said: "I was not at the
scene, but she is fine now. We have already reported the case to the
police."