Malaysians stranded in India floods safe, expected to reach New Delhi


NEW DELHI: Ten Malaysians stranded in India's flood-hit Himachal Pradesh state are safe and expected to reach New Delhi soon, said the Foreign Ministry (Wisma Putra).

It was reported earlier that 12 Malaysian hikers were missing in the Indian state as their families had lost contact with them.

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