An uninvited guest transforms a private residential front yard into a wholesale nursery transaction.
Key takeaways
A Kelantan homeowner reported that an unidentified person entered her property without consent and took 66 young plants, leaving behind RM20 and a note. The resident, who posted about the incident on 5 Nov, stated she did not authorize the transaction and noted the payment was below market value.
- Ziana Roziana from Pasir Mas, Kelantan, reported the unauthorized removal of 66 cultivated plants from her property.
- The individual left a handwritten note stating they took 66 plants and left RM20 cash, along with a phone number.
- The homeowner stated she did not agree to the transaction and said the RM20 payment did not match market values.
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A homeowner has publicly described an incident in which an unidentified individual entered her property without consent, harvested dozens of young cultivated plants, and left behind a payment of RM20.
The resident, who identified herself online as Ziana Roziana from Pasir Mas, Kelantan, said in a social media update on Thursday (5 Nov) that she did not know about or agree to the transaction.
The individual left a handwritten note on a piece of notepad paper stating, “I took 66 plants. I put RM20 cash,” alongside a mobile phone number and the phrase “2nd time here”.
According to the homeowner, she routinely monitors her garden.
