Viral Video Shows Boy Injured After Allegedly Chasing Dad’s Car as He Drives Off Near Nilai Toll

10 Nov 2026, 08:37 by Didi · WORLD OF BUZZ

A recent video has sparked outrage among netizens after a woman shared dashcam footage capturing a shocking incident near the Nilai Toll Plaza on 9 November.

Taking to Threads, Mia (@dayamzah) explained that the incident unfolded in a split second right in front of her eyes, leaving her shocked by what she had witnessed.

Boy injured after allegedly chasing dad’s car as he drove off near Nilai toll

In the dashcam footage, a boy could be seen standing by the side of the road with a man believed to be his father. However, the man suddenly got into his car and drove off, leaving the child behind.

The boy, who appeared to still be holding onto the car handle, desperately tried to keep up with the vehicle on foot. Unfortunately, he eventually lost his grip and fell onto the road. A motorcyclist who witnessed the incident then stopped to help him get back up.

According to Mia, the boy suffered injuries to both his hands and legs after falling while trying to chase after the car. She also shared a photo showing his injuries in her post.

Mia later shared an update from another witness, who said an ambulance had arrived to take the boy to the hospital. The father reportedly returned to the scene sometime later, but on foot.

“The father later came back on foot. I’m not sure why he didn’t return in his car,” Mia wrote.

Speaking to WORLD OF BUZZ, Mia shared that she had asked the boy if his father was angry with him, to which the child simply nodded without saying anything further.

“What I do know is that the boy is from mainland China. If there’s one thing we should take away from this incident, it’s that no matter how angry parents may get with their children, they should always remember that a child is a trust that must be cared for, not hurt.”

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