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Families of Missing Malaysians to Receive Nepal Briefing
The Foreign Ministry will brief families of missing Malaysians on the situation in Nepal, with officials prepared to facilitate travel to the country if needed. Minister Mohamad Hasan confirmed the ministry's readiness to provide support to affected families.
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The Foreign Ministry is set to hold a briefing session with families of Malaysians reported missing in Nepal, according to a statement from Minister Mohamad Hasan. The briefing will provide families with the latest updates on efforts to locate their relatives and the ongoing situation in the region.
Hasan indicated that the ministry stands ready to assist families wishing to travel to Nepal as part of the search and support efforts. The announcement reflects the government's commitment to providing comprehensive assistance during the situation.
The briefing comes as the Foreign Ministry coordinates with relevant authorities in Nepal to gather information about the missing Malaysians. Families of those affected have been urged to remain in contact with the ministry for further updates and guidance.
The ministry has traditionally maintained a supportive role in cases involving Malaysian citizens abroad, working with both local authorities and diplomatic channels to ensure proper assistance and information flow to affected families.