Death of Malaysian in NZ not confirmed, says high commission
The Malaysian high commission in Wellington hopes to get more details on the Malaysian feared dead in the New Zealand volcanic eruption. – AFP/Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust pic, December 12, 2019.
THE Malaysian high commission in Wellington is still awaiting confirmation from New Zealand police on reports of a Malaysian feared dead in the volcanic eruption on White Island on December 9. A spokesman from the High Commission said as of today, there have been no confirmed details as yet, and neither has the High Commission received queries from any Malaysian national checking on family members or friends that may have been affected by the deadly incident.
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