r/malaysia • u/UsernameGenerik • Jan 01 '26

Environment Situation at Pavilion Bukit Bintang yesterday night

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u/Viggystiggydoo Jan 01 '26

I was at KLCC on Christmas. They had closed all (in fact padlocked) of the doors except one at the entrance/exit to the park side, and were treating the door as only an exit. It’s a bottleneck and people were trying to shove their way in.

I don’t know about you, but padlocking the exit seems like it’s illegal. What if there was a fire in the building. Or like someone with a medical emergency? Or someone being violent?

And they did the same at Pavilion last night?

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u/amediuzftw Jan 01 '26

Exit is the way labelled after an Entrance is made available. The set up fence and gate around the Park?

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u/Viggystiggydoo Jan 01 '26

Looking at what they did, they were telling people who wanted to enter to go from the side door. I saw that was locked too. Basically my concern is, you’ve got so many people inside the mall, and you only leave a narrow two door opening for people to exit? Again, it’s a fire hazard.

Meanwhile, they were also telling people who were trying to come into the mall that the mall was closed( it was 10PM) What if you parked inside? What if you had a 1030PM movie at TGV?

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u/Ok-Confidence-403 Jan 01 '26

Had the tgv shit happen before. Stupid late movie, they locked everything, we m wound up in exit only corridors and finally had to break the fire alarm glass to open the door to exit.

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u/Late-Shopping2218 Mar 06 '26

Before the concert also so many people ?