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Pakistani Doctor under fire for claiming that "China smells so bad" viral video

Pakistani Doctor under fire for claiming that "China smells so bad" viral video

  • Pakistani doctor, Fani, shared a controversial video on Instagram.
  • Fani criticized China for its "foul smell" upon arriving.
  • The video was criticized for being offensive and baseless.
A Pakistani doctor faced backlash after sharing a controversial video with offensive remarks about China, which went viral on Instagram. The video, captioned "Why China smells so bad," was posted by Fani and garnered over 54,000 views.

In the video, Fani expressed his displeasure upon arriving in China, blaming the country for its "foul smell."

“Those who don’t live in China, I want to tell them that when you arrive here, you will be greeted with a very bad smell,” Fani said in the video. He further recounted his experience, stating, “When I had not even arrived in China and had just changed my flight from Dubai, I got such a bad smell on the flight. There were several Chinese people on board. But when I landed in China, there was an even worse smell. But you will learn to adjust with time, and you will get used to it. But they smell bad.”

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As the video went viral, several sections of the internet lashed out at Fani, labeling his remarks offensive and baseless.

“I have been to China but I never had any experience as such,” a user said. Another comment read: “Don’t badmouth any country. Respect the country which you are in and which allowed you to travel to it.”

A viewer who identified as a long-term resident of China shared their perspective, “Basically, it is a giant falsehood. I've been living in China for two years now, but I've never got that odour. They're well-educated, nice, and clean, I've never witnessed.”

Fani, a content creator, has been living in China for some time and frequently posts videos of his experiences in the country on his Instagram account.

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