KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 7): Petronas is extending the necessary efforts to ensure the safety of about 155 workers of its contractor on barge to the Yetagun oil rig, located off the coast of Myanmar. Petronas, in a statement here today, reassured it is in close contact with the team and working closely with the contractor in overseeing the well-being of the workers, besides ensuring continuous supply of essentials including food, drinking water and fuel.
Over 600 Malaysians registered with the Embassy of Malaysia in Myanmar 02 Feb 2021 / 14:41 H. Pix for representational purpose only.
KUALA LUMPUR: There are over 600 Malaysians currently registered with the Embassy of Malaysia in Yangon, Myanmar, where most of them comprise of businessmen and professionals working with various companies, and quite a number of them are with their families, said Malaysia’s embassy in Myanmar.
The embassy advised all Malaysians in Myanmar to remain calm, vigilant, and continue to adhere to the safety advisories of the local authorities with regards to the ongoing security situation in the country.
“A few Malaysians have called the embassy for advice since this morning (yesterday) on the ongoing security situation in Myanmar and the embassy has responded accordingly”, the embassy said in a reply statement to Bernama yesterday night via email.
KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 2): There are over 600 Malaysians currently registered with the Embassy of Malaysia in Yangon, Myanmar, where most of them comprise businessmen and professionals working with various companies, and quite a number of them are with their families, said Malaysia s embassy in Myanmar.
The embassy advised all Malaysians in Myanmar to remain calm, vigilant, and continue to adhere to the safety advisories of the local authorities with regard to the ongoing security situation in the country.
“A few Malaysians have called the embassy for advice since this morning (yesterday) [on the ongoing security situation in Myanmar] and the embassy has responded accordingly , the embassy said in a reply statement to
Malaysia concerned over military coup in Myanmar 01 Feb 2021 / 15:40 H.
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia views with serious concern the developments in Myanmar where a military coup was reported early Monday, with State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi (
pix), President U Win Myint and other senior officials detained in the capital city of Naypyidaw.
In a statement today, Malaysia called on the Myanmar military and all relevant parties to give utmost priority to the maintenance of peace and security in the country, uphold the rule of law, and resolve any electoral discrepancies through established legal mechanisms and dialogue in a peaceful manner.
“Malaysia supports the continuation of discussions among Myanmar’s leaders to avoid adverse consequences to the people and state of Myanmar, especially during the current and difficult Covid-19 pandemic situation,“ the Foregn Ministry said.
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia called on Myanmar's military and relevant parties to prioritise peace and security following recent developments in the country.