Malaysians at PETRONAS Sudan complex in Khartoum are all safe, says company


Smoke rises above residential buildings in Khartoum on April 16, 2023, as fighting between the forces of two rival generals continues. -AFP

PETALING JAYA: PETRONAS' sole employee, other Malaysians as well as residents in the PETRONAS Sudan Complex in Khartoum are all safe and accounted for, confirmed the company.

"Other PETRONAS Group employees are also safe in their respective homes or outside of the country," it said in a brief statement on Sunday (April 16).

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