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Daily Express
08-05-2025
- Politics
- Daily Express
Malaysians advised against non-essential travel to India
Published on: Thursday, May 08, 2025 Published on: Thu, May 08, 2025 By: Bernama Text Size: For consular assistance, Malaysians may contact the High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi at +90 11 2415 9300 or +90 11 2415 9311 (general line/ops room) and +90 85 9555 0564 (duty officer) 4.30 pm to 8 am). - AFP pic NEW DELHI: The High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi has advised Malaysians against all non-essential travel to India following reported cross-border strikes. 'In view of the recent escalation between India and Pakistan, in which India launched Operation Sindoor on Pakistan on May 7, the High Commission strongly advises a prompt postponement of all non-essential travels to India, especially to Indian states bordering Pakistan,' the Malaysian diplomatic mission said on its X social media page. 'This includes travel for holidays or other non-urgent purposes,' the Malaysian High Commission said. Malaysians in India have been urged to register with the High Commission and inform them about their presence via email at [email protected]. For consular assistance, Malaysians may contact the High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi at +90 11 2415 9300 or +90 11 2415 9311 (general line/ops room) and +90 85 9555 0564 (duty officer) 4.30 pm to 8 am). 'The safety and well-being of Malaysians remain our top priority. Please stay informed and exercise caution at all times,' said the High Commission. * Follow us on Instagram and join our Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel(s) for the latest news you don't want to miss. * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
The Sun
08-05-2025
- The Sun
Malaysians advised against non-essential travel to India
NEW DELHI: The High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi has advised Malaysians against all non-essential travel to India following reported cross-border strikes. 'In view of the recent escalation between India and Pakistan, in which India launched Operation Sindoor on Pakistan on May 7, the High Commission strongly advises a prompt postponement of all non-essential travels to India, especially to Indian states bordering Pakistan,' the Malaysian diplomatic mission said on its X social media page. 'This includes travel for holidays or other non-urgent purposes,' the Malaysian High Commission said. Malaysians in India have been urged to register with the High Commission and inform them about their presence via email at mwdelhi@ For consular assistance, Malaysians may contact the High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi at +90 11 2415 9300 or +90 11 2415 9311 (general line/ops room) and +90 85 9555 0564 (duty officer) 4.30 pm to 8 am). 'The safety and well-being of Malaysians remain our top priority. Please stay informed and exercise caution at all times,' said the High Commission.
Malay Mail
03-05-2025
- Climate
- Malay Mail
No Malaysians hurt in New Zealand, Foreign Ministry says as worst storms in a decade batter Wellington, Canterbury
PUTRAJAYA, May 3 — The Foreign Ministry, via the High Commission of Malaysia in Wellington, is closely monitoring the aftermath of severe weather that affected New Zealand, particularly in the Wellington and the Canterbury region. It confirmed that no Malaysian nationals have been reported to be injured thus far. 'Malaysians in New Zealand are advised to stay alert and informed through local authorities and take the necessary precautions. 'The High Commission of Malaysia in Wellington is in contact with local authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of Malaysians in the affected areas,' it said in an advisory on Saturday. It added that Malaysians requiring consular assistance can contact High Commission of Malaysia in Wellington at 10 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, PO Box 9422, Wellington or via phone at: +64-4-3852439 / +64-210440188 (for emergencies) or by email: [email protected]. The New Zealand government has, on May 2, announced that most of the severe weather warnings have now been lifted. On Thursday, May 1, Wellington was hit by the strongest winds in more than a decade, which resulted in school closures, office shutdowns, and flight cancellations. As of now, both Christchurch City and Selwyn District remain in states of emergency, due to ongoing surface flooding and road closures. Wellington International Airport has since reopened, although some flights have been disrupted. — Bernama
Malay Mail
03-05-2025
- Climate
- Malay Mail
No Malaysians hurt in New Zealand storm, Foreign Ministry says as worst storms in a decade batter Wellington, Canterbury
PUTRAJAYA, May 3 — The Foreign Ministry, via the High Commission of Malaysia in Wellington, is closely monitoring the aftermath of severe weather that affected New Zealand, particularly in the Wellington and the Canterbury region. It confirmed that no Malaysian nationals have been reported to be injured thus far. 'Malaysians in New Zealand are advised to stay alert and informed through local authorities and take the necessary precautions. 'The High Commission of Malaysia in Wellington is in contact with local authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of Malaysians in the affected areas,' it said in an advisory on Saturday. It added that Malaysians requiring consular assistance can contact High Commission of Malaysia in Wellington at 10 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, PO Box 9422, Wellington or via phone at: +64-4-3852439 / +64-210440188 (for emergencies) or by email: [email protected]. The New Zealand government has, on May 2, announced that most of the severe weather warnings have now been lifted. On Thursday, May 1, Wellington was hit by the strongest winds in more than a decade, which resulted in school closures, office shutdowns, and flight cancellations. As of now, both Christchurch City and Selwyn District remain in states of emergency, due to ongoing surface flooding and road closures. Wellington International Airport has since reopened, although some flights have been disrupted. — Bernama
Barnama
26-04-2025
- Business
- Barnama
Education Remains A Pillar Of Malaysia–UK Ties
GENERAL Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof (second, right) performs Friday prayers with the Muslim community at Malaysia Hall before meeting the Malaysian diaspora at the High Commission of Malaysia in the United Kingdom, today. Also present was Malaysia's High Commissioner to the UK, Datuk Zakri Jaafar (right). From Salawaty Supardy LONDON, April 26 (Bernama) – The education sector will continue to be one of the main pillars of relations between Malaysia and the United Kingdom (UK), said Malaysia's High Commissioner to the UK and Northern Ireland, Datuk Zakri Jaafar. He said Malaysia currently ranks as the eighth highest source of international students pursuing higher education in the UK, with a total of 13,005 students. "At the same time, there are more than 50 schools and five UK universities operating in Malaysia," he said in his speech at a dinner with Malaysians in the UK, hosted by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, who is also Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation, at the High Commission of Malaysia in London on Friday. Some 80 people attended the event, comprising students, representatives from government-linked companies, and staff of the Malaysian High Commission in London. Also present were Fadillah's wife, Datin Seri Ruziah Mohd Tahir; Chief New Energy Officer of Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Mohd Zarihi Mohd Hashim; Sarawak Energy Berhad Group Chief Executive Officer Datuk Sharbini Suhaili; and delegates from the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA). The Deputy Prime Minister, who arrived here from Türkiye on Wednesday for a three-day working visit, earlier had performed Friday prayers with the Malaysian Muslim community at Malaysia Hall. During his visit, Fadillah led the Malaysian delegation to the Summit of the Future of Energy Security held at Lancaster House, which took place over two days starting Thursday. Zakri also noted that Malaysia and the UK have maintained close cooperation in the defence sector, particularly through the Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA), which include joint military exercises, defence industry collaboration, procurement, and technology exchange.
