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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.
The Star
07-05-2025
- The Star
Malaysians advised to postpone all non-essential travel to India
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian High Commission in New Delhi urges the postponement of all non-essential travel to India, especially to Indian states bordering Pakistan. In a statement Wednesday (May 7), the High Commission said this includes travels for holidays or other non-urgent purposes. "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 the prompt postponement of all non-essential travels," the statement read. It also urged Malaysians in the affected areas who have yet to register with the High Commission to email mwdelhi@ For consular assistance, Malaysians may contact the High Commission via the following channels: General Line / Ops Room: +90-11 2415 9300 / +90-11 2415 9311 Duty Officer: +90-85955 59564 (4.30pm to 8am) "The safety and well-being of Malaysians remains our top priority. Please stay informed and exercise caution at all times," the High Commission said. Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Free Malaysia Today
03-05-2025
- Climate
- Free Malaysia Today
No Malaysians affected by severe NZ weather, says Wisma Putra
Wellington was battered by its strongest winds in over a decade on May 1, forcing school closures, business shutdowns, and numerous flight cancellations. (AP pic) PETALING JAYA : No Malaysians were reported to have been affected by the severe weather that affected New Zealand, particularly in the Wellington and Canterbury regions, the foreign ministry said today. Wisma Putra said it is monitoring the situation and urged Malaysians in the affected areas to remain alert, stay informed, and take precautions. 'The Malaysian high commission 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. Malaysians in need of assistance may contact the high commission at 10 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, PO Box 9422, Wellington or by phone at +64-4-3852439 or +64-210440188 (for emergencies) or by email at mwwellington@ The New Zealand government said on May 2 that the most severe weather warnings had been lifted. Wellington was battered by its strongest winds in over a decade a day earlier, forcing school closures, business shutdowns, and numerous flight cancellations. A state of emergency remains in place for Christchurch City and Selwyn District because of ongoing surface flooding and road closures. Wellington International Airport has since reopened, though there are still some flight disruptions.
Free Malaysia Today
23-04-2025
- Politics
- Free Malaysia Today
No Malaysians affected by Istanbul quake, says Wisma Putra
The earthquake was felt across Istanbul and neighbouring provinces, prompting residents to evacuate buildings out of fear. (EPA Images pic) PETALING JAYA : No Malaysians were reported to have been affected by the 6.2-magnitude earthquake that struck Istanbul, Turkey, earlier today, says Wisma Putra. In a statement, the foreign ministry said it is closely monitoring the situation following the tremor, which occurred at 12.49pm local time in the Sea of Marmara off the coast of Istanbul's Silivri district. The ministry said the consulate general of Malaysia in Istanbul is maintaining close communication with Malaysians in the affected area and remains in contact with local authorities for the latest updates. Malaysians may contact the consulate general of Malaysia in Istanbul at Polat Plaza, Sisli, via +90-212 989 10 01 during working hours or WhatsApp +90 531 716 05 51 after hours, or email mwistanbul@ The earthquake was felt across Istanbul and neighbouring provinces, prompting residents to evacuate buildings out of fear. A second tremor measuring 4.9-magnitude was recorded at 1.02pm local time. There were no immediate reports of casualties or significant damage.
The Sun
23-04-2025
- Politics
- The Sun
No Malaysians affected in Istanbul earthquake
PUTRAJAYA: No Malaysians have been reported to be affected by the 6.2-magnitude earthquake that struck Istanbul, Turkiye, earlier on Wednesday, the Foreign Ministry said. In a statement, the ministry, widely known as Wisma Putra, said it is closely monitoring the situation following the tremor, which occurred at 12.49 pm local time in the Sea of Marmara off the coast of Istanbul's Silivri district. The ministry, through the Consulate General of Malaysia in Istanbul, is maintaining close communication with Malaysians in the affected area and remains in contact with local authorities for the latest updates. Wisma Putra advised Malaysians in Turkiye to remain vigilant, follow the guidance of local authorities, and take all necessary safety precautions. For consular assistance, Malaysians may contact the Consulate General of Malaysia in Istanbul, located at Polat Plaza, Sisli, via +90-212 989 10 01 during working hours or WhatsApp +90 531 716 05 51 after hours, or email mwistanbul@ Wisma Putra will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary, added the statement. A powerful 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck Turkiye on Wednesday, with the epicentre located in Istanbul's Silivri district, according to the country's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), reported Anadolu Ajansi (AA). The earthquake occurred at 12.49 pm local time (0949 GMT) and was strongly felt across Istanbul and neighbouring provinces, prompting residents to evacuate buildings out of fear. A second tremor, measuring 4.9 in magnitude, was recorded at 1.02 pm (1002 GMT), with its epicentre off the coast of Buyukcekmece in the Sea of Marmara. AFAD stated that all relevant agencies and response teams have been mobilised, with field assessments currently underway to evaluate potential damage and ensure public safety. There were no immediate reports of casualties or significant damage. In a statement, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said authorities are closely monitoring the developments. ALSO READ: Earthquake of magnitude 6.2 jolts Istanbul, causing widespread panic
