Eviction of Malaysian student in Perth 'unprecedented, unfortunate', says Consulate-General


PETALING JAYA: The incident in which a Malaysian was evicted from her house in Perth over Covid-19 coronavirus fears is "unprecedented and unfortunate", says the Consulate-General of Malaysia in Perth.

"While the incident involving a Malaysian student in Western Australia was unprecedented and unfortunate, the Consulate-General of Malaysia would like to request Malaysians to lodge their complaint/report to the Consulate-General office and the Malaysian Student Council of Australia (Masca) immediately for necessary attention and assistance, especially students who are facing similar situations," it said in a statement on Thursday (Feb 13).

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