Malaysia issues travel advisory for Iran, Iraq and Jordan amid Iran-Israel tensions


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has issued a travel advisory for Iran, Iraq and Jordan amid tensions between Iran and Israel, urging its citizens to defer non-essential travel and prioritise their safety.

In a statement on Saturday (June 14), the Foreign Ministry (Wisma Putra), said it is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East - through the Embassy of Malaysia in Tehran, as well as its embassies in Baghdad and Amman - following the recent tensions between Iran and Israel.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Anwar flags ‘songlap and sakau’ culture in defence procurement industry
Cops nab local for robbing Vietnamese of RM8,000
Non-performing Sedco subsidiaries to face closure, reforms
Military procurement to face tighter scrutiny under new defence industry policy, says Anwar
Vice Admiral Datuk Sabri sues Chegubard over graft allegations
Action against over 3,600 overloaded lorries shows concerning trend, says Loke
Businessman claims trial to cheating amounting to nearly RM40,000
Misconduct by few should not undermine Armed Forces integrity, says Anwar
Unesco World Heritage nominations for Chinese new villages made by NGO, says Nga
Online check-in among future AirBorneo services, says state minister

Others Also Read