The first video featured a man appearing to successfully start a Kia car with a USB. In fact, a woman had her car destroyed after taking on the challenge, which sees people attempt to start a Kia car using just a USB cable in the car's ignition instead of the usual set of keys.
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LAPD issues alert over TikTok challenge encouraging vehicle thefts Back in the summer of 2022, people inadvertently destroyed their own cars after a clip explaining the “Kia Challenge” went viral and inspired a series of impersonators. “For some teenagers, the experience dangerous things more enthusiasm. “Maybe now it’s decreasing and not only easier to access but also the number of new businesses using this liquid nitrogen is also increasing”, he said.
It’s often sold by street vendors and young children aren’t able to handle it safely. The snack consists of a bowl of sweets covered in liquid nitrogen and if eaten before it’s burned off, it can be very dangerous.ĭr Dicky Budiman, who is a doctor and researcher of global health security at Griffith University, said that liquid nitrogen was becoming more accessible. Sign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletter The first, and most recent, dangerous trend to emerge on the app is the popularity of ‘Dragon’s breath’, which has seen children hurt as a result of ingesting liquid nitrogen.Īround 25 children have been hurt after the ‘dragon’s breath’ snack, also known as chiki ngebul, became the focus of a viral trend in Indonesia.
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