Malaysians Advised Against Travel To India Pakistan

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 Pakistan says at least 26 people had been killed today in attacks from India, which had ignited ‘an inferno in the region’.
India fired missiles into Pakistani-occupied territory at several locations today. (AP pic)PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian high commissions in New Delhi and Islamabad have issued travel advisories for India and Pakistan following the most intense clash between the nuclear-armed nations in over 20 years
India launched missile strikes on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir today, while Pakistan announced it had shot down five Indian aircraft and pledged to retaliate.
“The high commission strongly advises a prompt postponement of all non-essential travel to India, especially to Indian states bordering Pakistan,” said the Malaysian High Commission in New Delhi, in a Facebook post.
“This includes travel for holidays or other non-urgent purposes.”
The High Commission of Malaysia in Islamabad said it is actively liaising with local authorities to obtain further information and ensure the safety of Malaysians in the country.
“Due to the volatile situation, Malaysian citizens are advised to defer unnecessary travel to Pakistan,” it said.
Malaysians in both countries have been urged to register with the respective high commissions.
Malaysians may contact the High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi at +90 11 2415 9300/+90 11 2415 9311 and +90 85 9555 0564, or through email; [email protected].
Malaysians may contact the High Commission of Malaysia in Islamabad at +92512072900 ext 123 or 125, or through email; [email protected].
India today reported targeting nine “terrorist infrastructure” locations, some allegedly connected to last month’s militant attack on Hindu pilgrims in Indian Kashmir, which left 26 people dead.
Pakistan stated that at least 26 people were killed today and accused India of “setting the region ablaze”, according to Reuters. - FMT

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