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Malaysia confirms 3,000 citizens safe amid violent France protests
Malaysia's ambassador to France has confirmed that all 3,000 Malaysian nationals in the country remain unharmed following recent violent demonstrations. No Malaysian citizens have been injured or trapped in the unrest, according to diplomatic officials.
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Malaysia's Ambassador to France Eldeen Husaini Mohd Hashim said on Monday that approximately 3,000 Malaysian nationals in France have been accounted for and are safe following the violent protests that have gripped the country.
According to the ambassador, there have been no reports of Malaysian citizens sustaining injuries or becoming caught in the midst of the violent clashes. The embassy has been actively monitoring the situation and maintaining contact with the Malaysian community throughout the duration of the unrest.
The confirmation comes as France continues to grapple with widespread demonstrations that have resulted in significant disruptions across major cities. Malaysian diplomatic missions have urged citizens to exercise caution and avoid areas affected by the protests.
The embassy has established communication channels with Malaysian nationals and is prepared to provide consular assistance if required. Citizens are advised to remain vigilant and follow the latest guidance from local authorities and Malaysian diplomatic representatives in the country.