Two tanks of the Malaysian military have been anchoring and blocking. This plan participates in the parade

Polar News reporter Manda

Video editing Manda

According to CNN reports on August 29, within two days, the two tanks of the Malaysian military broke down on the streets of Kuala Lumpur, causing traffic jams, which caused mass laughter on social media.

In a statement issued by the Malaysian military on Saturday, the first incident occurred on Friday. At that time, a PT-91M Twardy tank turned off on an engine failure on a highway near the parliament building of the country.

(Picture source: CNN)

According to the online photos, after the tank was turned off, the army officials and police tried to divert vehicles, but traffic jams were getting worse. Until 30 minutes, the tank was dragged away by a rescue car.

Less than 24 hours after the incident, a tank mainly used for traction of heavy weapons was anchored at the main road next to the National Museum in the center of Kuala Lumpur.

The video shot by netizens shows that there are also a series of military vehicles behind the tank. Many people have slowed down when they drive.

The military said that at noon on Sunday local time, a group of mechanic fixed the tank. The tank continues to independent square, where the Malaysian Independence Day celebration will be held on August 31. Both tanks that suffered a fault participated in the rehearsal of the military parade.

"The military apologies to these two incidents and will ensure that such incidents no longer occur." The military statement stated that if there were accidents that happened again, a rescue team would be dispatched as soon as possible to drag the accident vehicle on the scene to drag the accident vehicle on the scene. To avoid traffic jams.

After the tank's anchoring photos were spread on the Internet, it attracted the ridicule of Malaysian netizens. Some people criticize the military's poor maintenance of vehicles.

"Singapore needs tanks to defend the road, and the road of Malaysia can defeat the tank." Jason Leong, a country's monolithic actor, made a teaser.

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