Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential France travel amid protests

A demonstrator walks past a fire on Boulevard Haussmann during ongoing protest in Paris.-AFP PIC

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians have been advised to consider postponing non-essential travel to France until conditions improve, following ongoing demonstrations across several major cities in the country.

The Foreign Ministry said in a statement today that it is closely monitoring developments, noting that no Malaysians have been reported involved or adversely affected by the situation.

The Embassy of Malaysia in Paris has issued a safety advisory urging Malaysians currently in France to exercise caution and remain vigilant.

“While travel to France remains unrestricted, Malaysians are advised to consider postponing non-essential travel until the situation improves,” the ministry said.

It added that the embassy remains in close contact with local authorities to receive updates and facilitate assistance if needed.

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The ministry urged Malaysians residing in France to update their contact details with the embassy.

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Malaysians planning to travel to France who have yet to register are encouraged to do so via the ministry’s e-Konsular platform at https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my.

For immediate consular assistance or emergencies, the Embassy of Malaysia in Paris can be reached at +33145531185, via its after-hours emergency helpline at +33632446571, or by email at dutyofficer@kln.gov.my.

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