Four Malaysians suffered minor injuries in a bus crash near Lake Åsvatnet, Norway, and are currently housed in a crisis centre. The Malaysian Embassy is coordinating with Norwegian authorities.
At least four Malaysians were involved in a bus accident near Lake Åsvatnet, Norway . The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the four are housed at one of the crisis centres in Lofoten due to minor injuries, but are barred from using phones or contacting the outside world due to ongoing investigations. The Malaysian Embassy in Stockholm is coordinating the government’s response to ensure the safety and well-being of the affected individuals.
The accident occurred during heavy snowfall and strong winds, which further complicated rescue and recovery operations. Passengers with minor injuries were also sent to a nearby crisis centre at Hotel Richard in Stokmarknes. Severe winter conditions and the remote location, about 1,500km from Oslo, have hampered support efforts.
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