Middle East conflict: 649 Malaysians still stranded, says Foreign Ministry


KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 649 Malaysians are currently still stranded across several locations in the Middle East following the escalating conflict in parts of the region, says the Foreign Ministry.

In a media advisory on Saturday (March 7), the ministry said that as of 6pm on March 7, 24,568 Malaysians had registered with the ministry through the e-Konsular system.

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