Malaysian Foreign Ministry Confirms Dozens of Citizens Uncontactable in China and Nepal Amid Regional Concerns

Malaysia’s foreign ministry has verified that 36 citizens remain unreachable in China and 55 in Nepal, prompting active diplomatic efforts to locate and assist them while urging travelers to exercise heightened caution.

31 Aug, 02:13 — 31 Aug, 02:13

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Foreign Ministry urges caution, says 36 Malaysians unaccounted for in China and 55 in Nepal

PUTRAJAYA, Aug 31 — The number of Malaysians reported uncontactable remains at 36 in China and 55 in Nepal, despit...

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Wisma Putra: 36 Malaysians still uncontactable in China, 55 in Nepal - The Star

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Malaysian Foreign Ministry Confirms Dozens of Citizens Uncontactable in China and Nepal Amid Regional Concerns

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Foreign Ministry urges caution, says 36 Malaysians unaccounted for in China and 55 in Nepal

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Wisma Putra: 36 Malaysians still uncontactable in China, 55 in Nepal - The Star

Foreign Ministry urges caution, says 36 Malaysians unaccounted for in China and 55 in Nepal

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