Report by : Gan Yung Chyan
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Images courtesy : nisizawa, Twitter.
Due to the covid pandemic, Thailand imposed a curfew at the beginning of April 2020, requiring all citizens not to leave their homes after 10 pm. Perhaps the continuous epidemic prevention work made people feel too repressed. Some police officers had sudden whims that they "arrested" a tebby cat for violating the curfew. This cat even consciously cooperated with the police's request for photos and taking an innocent expression of its the face, which attracted all netizens to respond, including a Japanese translation of the Thai characters.
Japanese netizen nisizawa recently shared a photo of the tebby cat caught by a policeman in Thailand during the curfew on Twitter with other netizens. The original footage was shot by Thai media TCNN Networks and initially shared on its Facebook. The fan post jokes that a policeman "arrested" a tebby cat who wandered outside in violation of the curfew at night. When it was taken to the police station, it hung a sign with a crime on its body with a super good attitude to take pictures.
The tebby cat cooperated with the policeman's request, let a sign with the words "I violated the curfew and I ran out after 10 o'clock at night" hang on its body, with its paws holding the sign honestly.
This photo has garnered more than 400,000 favourites and more than 140,000 reposts on Facebook and Twitter.
One of the netizens translated the sign into Japanese :
N.Potter posted a photo of the Thai policeman grinning at the innocent tebby cat.
Another netizen posted a snapshot of a cute cat getting its body temperature check in the morning in response.
It is known that cats are susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 but cat is not the intermediate host of the virus.
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Images courtesy : nisizawa, Twitter.
Due to the covid pandemic, Thailand imposed a curfew at the beginning of April 2020, requiring all citizens not to leave their homes after 10 pm. Perhaps the continuous epidemic prevention work made people feel too repressed. Some police officers had sudden whims that they "arrested" a tebby cat for violating the curfew. This cat even consciously cooperated with the police's request for photos and taking an innocent expression of its the face, which attracted all netizens to respond, including a Japanese translation of the Thai characters.
Japanese netizen nisizawa recently shared a photo of the tebby cat caught by a policeman in Thailand during the curfew on Twitter with other netizens. The original footage was shot by Thai media TCNN Networks and initially shared on its Facebook. The fan post jokes that a policeman "arrested" a tebby cat who wandered outside in violation of the curfew at night. When it was taken to the police station, it hung a sign with a crime on its body with a super good attitude to take pictures.
The tebby cat cooperated with the policeman's request, let a sign with the words "I violated the curfew and I ran out after 10 o'clock at night" hang on its body, with its paws holding the sign honestly.
This photo has garnered more than 400,000 favourites and more than 140,000 reposts on Facebook and Twitter.
One of the netizens translated the sign into Japanese :
N.Potter posted a photo of the Thai policeman grinning at the innocent tebby cat.
Another netizen posted a snapshot of a cute cat getting its body temperature check in the morning in response.
It is known that cats are susceptible to SARS-CoV-2 but cat is not the intermediate host of the virus.
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