Malaysians in Wuhan to be evacuated tomorrow, says Wan Azizah

Wan Azizah says 108 Malaysians and 24 spouses and children will be on a special flight, pending approval from China. FMTNews WanAzizah

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians in Wuhan, China, will be evacuated on a special flight tomorrow, pending approval from the Chinese government, deputy prime minister Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said today.

Only those who pass the exit screening by the Chinese government at Wuhan airport would be allowed on board the Air Asia flight, said the deputy prime minister, Bernama reported. Officers of the health ministry, National Disaster Management Agency and the foreign ministry would also be on board, she said.

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