UK man caught on camera smashing kiosks with metal rod at Hong Kong airport
India Today
A UK man was taken into custody on Monday after damaging self-service check-in kiosks and other equipment at Hong Kong International Airport.
Shattered screens, overturned kiosks and damaged railings marked the aftermath of an early morning rampage at Hong Kong International Airport, where a 35-year-old British man was later arrested.
The incident unfolded at around 6am at Aisle J of Terminal 1, according to the Airport Authority. Social media videos circulating online show the man forcefully pushing over several smart check-in kiosks before striking them repeatedly with a metal post.
In the footage, he is seen toppling equipment one after another, then picking up a metal pole and smashing it into the screens. Witnesses said he also used his luggage trolley to knock down railings and attacked nearby counters, damaging a glass panel in the process. After the outburst, he is seen walking away while still holding the metal pole.
The Airport Authority confirmed that around 10 smart check-in kiosks, along with railings and counters, were damaged during the episode.
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“Airport Authority staff and airport security personnel rushed to the scene and warned the man to stop causing further damage,” a spokesperson said according to a report by The Daily Mail.
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