Malaysian singer Gary Chaw threatens to sue netizen over ruckus at restaurant in Taipei


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A man identified in a video as Gary Chaw was heard using English swear words repeatedly at a restaurant in Taipei. Photo: Gary Chaw/Facebook

Malaysian singer Gary Chaw, who was accused of causing a commotion at a restaurant in Taipei, has urged the netizen who uploaded the video to make a statement on the incident, failing which he would take legal action against him or her.

In a video widely circulated on the Internet earlier in the week, a man - who was not seen in the video - was heard using English swear words repeatedly outside a room at the restaurant.

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