A harrowing incident occurred last week when a 20-year-old Malaysian woman, Yupin, found herself trapped in the luggage compartment of a bus. She had been traveling back to Johor Bahru from Kuala Lumpur and was experiencing a claustrophobic’s worst nightmare. Yupin had boarded the bus operated by SC Southern Express and placed her luggage in the back of the luggage compartment. While retrieving another suitcase, the door closed behind her, leaving her trapped inside. Panic set in as she frantically banged on the compartment door, but no one heard her cries. She feared for her life as she ran out of oxygen and the bus continued to move. Desperate, Yupin called the booking confirmation number she had received earlier on WhatsApp. An operator answered and promised to call her back, but hung up before she could explain her situation. She sent another message, but it remained unread. As the bus continued to stop and start, Yupin’s hope dwindled. She feared losing consciousness and fading away unnoticed. Finally, she called the same number again, and an employee rudely questioned her about how she had ended up in the luggage compartment. Yupin’s experience highlights the importance of safety precautions in public transportation. Passengers should be aware of their surroundings and ensure that all luggage is securely stowed away before the bus departs. It is also essential for bus operators to have clear protocols in place to handle emergencies and ensure the safety of all passengers.A woman traveling on a bus bound for Jamaica was accidentally trapped inside the luggage compartment. Despite her desperate cries for help, her pleas went unnoticed by the driver and passengers. The incident occurred as the bus embarked on its journey. The woman reportedly boarded the vehicle, unaware that she had entered the luggage compartment. As the bus set off, the door closed behind her, trapping her inside the dark, cramped space. As the bus traveled along the highway, the woman frantically banged on the walls of the compartment and shouted for help. However, due to the noise of the engine and the lack of visibility from the inside, her cries went unheard. Meanwhile, the bus driver and passengers were unaware of the woman’s plight. The vehicle continued its journey, leaving the woman trapped and isolated inside the luggage compartment. Hours turned into a terrifying ordeal for the woman as she desperately tried to escape her confinement. Her calls for help grew weaker, but still, no one came to her aid. Finally, after several hours, the bus arrived at its destination in Jamaica. As the passengers disembarked, the woman’s cries were finally heard by a passerby who alerted the authorities. Emergency services rushed to the scene and managed to free the trapped woman from the luggage compartment. She was found to be exhausted and disoriented but fortunately had not suffered any serious injuries. The incident highlights the importance of ensuring that all passengers are accounted for before buses depart on their journeys. It also raises concerns about the lack of communication between drivers and passengers in certain vehicles. An investigation is currently underway to determine how the woman became trapped in the luggage compartment and why her cries for help were not heeded.