Wisma Putra: All 160 Malaysians in Sudan safe
Sudanese protesters flash the victory sign after jumping on to the back of a military police vehicle near Khartoum’s military headquarters April 6, 2019. — AFP pic
The Foreign Ministry , in a statement today said the Embassy of Malaysia in Khartoum has been in close contact with all the registered Malaysians in Sudan and is monitoring the situation closely.
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