Ops Sudan: 30 Malaysians arrive home at 2.54pm


SEPANG: The 30 Malaysians who were rescued from the conflict-torn Khartoum, in Sudan, arrived home on Friday (April 28).

The group, comprising Wisma Putra officials, Petronas employees and students, arrived at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport here at about 2.54pm via Saudi Arabian Airlines flight SV834 from Jeddah.

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