Malaysians in Hubei told to seek help from embassy


BEIJING: The Malaysian Embassy will keep a close watch on the development of the novel coronavirus outbreak and take actions accordingly.

Malaysian Ambassador to China Raja Datuk Nushirwan Zainal Abidin said what was most important for now was for Malaysians in China to register with the embassy or consulates-general.

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