Monkey madness unleashes chaos in multiple areas in residential districts of eastern China.

The video was filmed in Suzhou City in Jiangsu Province on January 18.

One particularly daring monkey ventured into a community in Wujiang District, skillfully climbing pipes to reach the rooftop and adeptly opening windows to access the building's corridors.

Property management staff in the community reported that the monkey's agile movements prevented them from capturing it.

In addition to this escapade, groups of monkeys were spotted running and playing on the streets of Tiger Hill District in Suzhou. On the 19th, officials from the Suzhou Forestry Station revealed that they had dispatched personnel to the scene to address the situation.

These monkeys are believed to be wild macaques that descended from nearby mountains, and although the exact count remains uncertain due to their elusive nature, their numbers are quite substantial.

Wild macaques are known for their strong instincts and lack of vaccination, posing potential dangers. Authorities are urging citizens to avoid approaching or feeding these wild monkeys.

The situation is currently being monitored closely, and efforts are underway to manage and ensure the safety of both the residents and the monkeys involved.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

1月18日，苏州市居民区多处有猴子出没引发关注。其中，有一只猴子进入吴江区一小区内，攀爬管道到楼顶，并熟练开窗进入楼道。该小区物业工作人员称，因猴子行动太灵活未能捕获。此外，苏州虎丘区大街上出现成群猴子，奔跑玩耍。19日，苏州市林业站工作人员称，已派工作人员去现场处理此事，这些猴子应该是从附近山上跑下来的野生猕猴，数量较为可观，但由于无法统计，暂不清楚具体数量有多少。野生猕猴野性较强，且没有防疫措施，较为危险， 呼吁市民勿靠近和投喂野生猴子。