Malaysians in Indonesia advised to avoid hotspots, stay safe amid protests, says Tok Mat


REMBAU: Malaysians in Indonesia have been advised to avoid identified hotspots of demonstrations following riots in several parts of the republic since Aug 28, says Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.

The Foreign Minister said no Malaysians have been affected by the unrest so far, with the Malaysian embassy in Jakarta and the consulates-general in Pekanbaru and Medan closely monitoring the situation to ensure their safety.

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