Malaysian in Paris Reveals Clever Tip to Prevent Pickpocketing – Remarkably Useful Trick
As international travel becomes increasingly common among Malaysians, many are preparing for exciting adventures in unfamiliar countries. However, while exploring new destinations can be thrilling, it's crucial to remain vigilant in unfamiliar surroundings.
Recently, Malaysian content creator Sry Khairudin shared a clever tip on her TikTok page (@srynotsri) to avoid pickpocketing while traveling in Paris. Her innovative tactic garnered significant attention from Malaysians and travelers alike.
In the video, Sry demonstrated using a bag resembling a belt bag to secure essential items like her wallet, power bank, and chargers. She secured the bag around her waist, discreetly concealing it under her sweater to deter attention. Additionally, she carried a more conspicuous handbag containing replaceable items like hand sanitizer, snacks, and wet wipes.
"This handbag is up for grabs!" Sry joked, redirecting potential thieves' focus away from her valuables.
Many TikTok users resonated with Sry's approach, sharing similar methods they use when traveling abroad.
"I still use the old travel purse under my clothes. It's effective!" commented one user.
Some users suggested improvements to Sry's strategy for enhanced safety, advising her to position the belt bag under her sweater to avoid bulging and potential theft.
However, amidst the helpful advice, some users lightened the mood with jests, joking about extreme measures to deter pickpockets.
Despite the jests, Sry's advice resonated with many travelers, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and creativity in preventing theft while abroad.
Watch here:
@srynotsri Brain working at 110% #paris #pickpockets ♬ original sound - Sry Khairudin
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