KUALA LUMPUR, April 21 — Two Malaysians and six nationals from the UK, the US, and Canada have been taken from Khartoum to an undisclosed safe location as Sudan’s military...
KUALA LUMPUR, April 21 — Two Malaysians and six nationals from the UK, the US, and Canada have been taken from Khartoum to an undisclosed safe location as Sudan’s military factions continue their violent conflict despite calls for a ceasefire.
“Although this operation is extremely risky, it has to be done to ensure the safety of Malaysians who need help. He added that the transfer operation is a preparatory step for the Malaysian embassy to gather Malaysians in a safe location before moving them out of Khartoum later.Violent fighting broke out in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and the Darfur region on April 16 between the SAF and the RSF, which are said to be rival factions of the northeast African nation.to bring Malaysians in Sudan who are mostly students back to the country once the situation was safe enough to do so.
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