Wisma Putra: All 48 Malaysians in Sudan safe
A woman looks at burnt houses during clashes between nomads and residents in Deleij village, located in Wadi Salih locality, Central Darfur, Sudan June 11, 2019. — Reuters pic
Wisma Putra in a statement today said the Embassy of Malaysia in Khartoum has been in close contact with all the registered Malaysians including 26 students in Sudan and was monitoring the situation closely. “Malaysians who are planning to visit Sudan are advised to defer their travel until the situation is more stable,” it said.
“Malaysia calls upon all parties in Sudan to exercise the utmost restraint to prevent any further violence against civilians and ensure respect for human rights.
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