Malaysians in China: A slight delay, but they will be home soon, says ambassador


This photo taken on February 1, 2020 shows delivery men wearing protective face masks at a compound with a banner reminding people to wear masks and wash hands in Beijing. - AFP pic

BEIJING: "There might be a slight delay, but rest assured that you will get on the plane home," says Malaysian Ambassador to China, Raja Datuk Nushirwan Zainal Abidin to Malaysians to be repatriated from Wuhan.

He said while he and his team have made all efforts and done the necessary work to ensure a smooth repatriation, it was a complicated process.

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