Atalia Nyx Chua said she was intimidated and almost punched by an officer. The experience was also so traumatic, she had her period twice in a month.
In a video posted to TikTok, Singaporean writer Atalia Nyx Chua shared that she was at the Johor Bahru Checkpoint on August 7 for a day trip and she ended up being detained for seven days.
Atalia said she walked to another counter where the junior officer who was attending to her “was obviously too scared to say no to his senior” and passed her passport to the first officer. While Atalia was asking passersby for help, she said the Chief officer, a woman, came out and pushed her back into the office.
Atalia then said the officer stood up and shouted at her and “started using his body to keep pushing me back harder and harder into the meeting room.”
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