This news article reports on two separate incidents in Malaysia. First, it details the accident involving eight Malaysian students in Egypt, highlighting the injuries sustained and the assistance provided by the Malaysian government. Secondly, it covers the case of two brothers imprisoned for stealing a hearse to settle a debt with loan sharks.
The Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) through its Education Malaysia Egypt (EMM) office is providing assistance and monitoring the situation of eight Malaysian students who were involved in an accident while traveling from Cairo to Port Said, Egypt on January 25th. Five students sustained minor injuries and are receiving treatment at the outpatient ward of Sayed Galal Hospital in Cairo. Three other students have been admitted to the emergency ward for further treatment.
MOHE is working closely with the Foreign Ministry to stay updated on the situation. The ministry urges all students to ensure their personal and academic details are current on the official Higher Education Department portal. This will allow for quick and accurate information dissemination in case of emergencies. The Higher Education Department has implemented a data management system through the MyData@EducationMalaysia4U initiative. For any inquiries, please contact Education Malaysia Egypt at Dewan Malaysia Abbasiah Kaherah (DMAK), 26, Sabil Alkhazender St, From Abdou Basha Square, Abbasiah, Cairo, telephone number: +00 202 2487 3858, email: . In an unrelated case, two brothers have been sentenced to six months in prison for stealing a hearse in Port Klang, Selangor. The brothers were facing pressure from loan sharks to repay a debt of RM30,000. They resorted to stealing the hearse to try and alleviate their financial burden.
MALAYSIA EGYPT ACCIDENT STUDENTS LOAN SHARKS HEARSE THEFT PORT KLANG
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