Money crunch for Malaysian students in Russia


PETALING JAYA: With limited access to cash, their credit cards almost useless and other payment methods not working, Malaysian students in sanctions-hit Russia are in a quandary.

Many also have limited access to Facebook and Twitter and their links to the outside world have been disrupted.

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