A video has since gone viral showing a python sheltering under the hood of a vehicle, surrounded by Malaysia Civil Defence Force (APM) personnel.

According to a post shared on Threads, the incident reportedly took place at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur while the car owner was attending a wedding reception there.

APM personnel work to remove a python from the vehicle

The wedding DJ reportedly later made a surprising announcement that a snake had entered a car in the venue’s parking.

“The car owner was shocked when the DJ announced that a snake had entered a car with a specific licence plate number, according to a report from a security guard at the hotel,” the post read.

The car owner immediately rushed to the vehicle after realising the number plate announced was theirs.

Meanwhile, in the video, APM personnel can be seen opening the car’s bonnet and trying to remove a large python from the vehicle.

A recent video has caught the attention of the Road Transport Department (JPJ), which warned that action will be taken against the individuals involved.

The video in question has been reshared across social media, showing a couple in a moving car, with the woman seen behaving “affectionately” while leaning against the car’s dashboard without her seatbelt on.

JPJ opens investigation

In the video, the man can be seen driving while the woman faces him, and he playfully pinches her nose, which drew criticism from netizens over safety concerns.

JPJ Senior Enforcement Director Datuk Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan said the department is currently investigating the incident.

“JPJ will take action against a man who was seen driving a car while a female passenger was not wearing a seatbelt and was sitting facing him, after the incident went viral on social media,” as quoted by Harian Metro.

Muhammad Kifli added that action will be taken against both the driver and the passenger, with summonses to be issued.

“The investigation is still ongoing, and summonses will be issued once it is completed,” he said.

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Malaysian musician Yuna recently took to social media to celebrate a significant milestone after her songs surpassed one billion streams on Spotify.

The 40-year-old singer-songwriter expressed her gratitude on Instagram, making history as the first Malaysian artist to reach the billion-stream mark!

Yuna surpasses one billion streams on Spotify!

Yuna, whose real name is Yunalis Mat Zara’ai, described the achievement as a “dream come true.” According to Harian Metro, the milestone reflects the collective total of streams across her entire discography.

“Alhamdulillah, I’m very grateful because I never actually set a goal to reach one billion streams. From the beginning of my career, I never thought about chasing that number. Back then, I was just making music casually with friends and for myself,” she said.

She added that the milestone feels more like a bonus in her career rather than something she set out to achieve.

“Honestly, I was shocked when I found out. My fans told me about it. When I heard it, I was like ‘really?’ and only then realised it had actually happened. For me, it’s not a target, but more of a bonus along the way.”

Malaysian fans break the news to her

Yuna shared that the achievement was not officially announced by her, but was only brought to her attention after fans began posting about it and sending congratulations online.

She also explained how she prefers not to put pressure on herself over future numbers, even though the milestone marks the start of a new phase in her music career. She also stressed that her focus remains on continuing to create music that connects with listeners.

“I’m very grateful that fans, especially from Malaysia, continue to support and listen to my songs,” she said.