HEADLINES

Lebanon evacuation: family of six safely home, another six M’sians arriving tonight

Wisma Putra confirms they arrived this morning, bringing total of Malaysians returning home to 17 in past two days

11:23 AM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – Wisma Putra has confirmed that a Malaysian family of six safely arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) this morning from Lebanon. 

In its latest update on the evacuation of Malaysians from Lebanon today, the Foreign Ministry said another six are scheduled to arrive in Malaysia tonight. 

“This brings the total number of Malaysians and their family members evacuated from Lebanon to 17 over the past two days,” it said in a statement. 

Despite the increasingly challenging situation in Lebanon, the ministry said the Malaysian embassy in Beirut has successfully arranged flights for all the remaining Malaysians still in Lebanon to return home.

“They are expected to arrive in Malaysia in stages on Monday and Tuesday this week,” it said. – October 6, 2024

Topics

 

Popular

Heritage players controversy: Be ready for the worst, says TMJ

Despite not having an official role in the national football set up, Johor Crown Prince vows will fight up to the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) if FIFA’s decision not in Malaysia’s favour

Megat Hafiz A.C.A.B tetap saman empat individu yang muat naik hantaran berbaur hasutan, ugutan dan penghinaan

Vokalis dan pemain gitar kumpulan skinhead, A.C.A.B, Megat Hafiz Mohammad atau Magskin memaklumkan salah seorang daripada empat individu yang sebelum ini telah mengeluarkan hantaran jelek berbaur hasutan, penghinaan serta ugutan dengan niat menjatuhkan dirinya telah ditahan polis di Pahang.

Subsidised RON95: how cheap is Malaysia’s fuel compared to neighbours?

There has been a spate of viral videos showing vehicles from neighbouring countries such as Thailand and Singapore being filled with Malaysia's heavily subsidised RON95 petrol, indicating a blatant disregard for local laws.

Related