No need to stop Malaysians going to New Zealand, says deputy minister
Deputy Foreign Minister Marzuki Yahya advises Malaysians in Christchurch to avoid going to public places for the moment.– The Malaysian Insight file pic, March 16, 2019.
MALAYSIANS are not stopped from going to New Zealand, but they are advised to avoid going to public places in Christchurch for the moment, said Deputy Foreign Minister Marzuki Yahya. He said there were 1,256 Malaysians in Christchurch and following the mass shooting at two mosques there yesterday, they were advised to take precautionary measures for their own safety.
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