KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok is assisting two Malaysians injured in an incident in Ratchadamri.
The Foreign Ministry’s Communications and Public Diplomacy Division said both victims are receiving treatment in separate hospitals.
Consular officers are monitoring their condition and helping to arrange travel for immediate family members to the Thai capital.
“The Embassy is ensuring that the victims and their families receive the necessary support and assistance,” the statement said.
Thai authorities are conducting a full investigation into the incident.
Malaysia has expressed confidence it will be carried out thoroughly and transparently.
The ministry pledged full cooperation as required and also urged the public not to speculate and to allow the investigation to take its course.
“We remain committed to safeguarding Malaysians abroad and will continue to provide assistance through its missions and the Consular Division,” it said.
On Thursday (Aug 7), two Malaysian tourists were critically injured after being set on fire by an unemployed man on Ratchadamri Road.
The incident occurred at about 10pm when thinner was poured on the victims from behind as they sat on steps near a shopping centre.
The victims were identified as Ong, 26, and Gan, 27.
