An official statement by Wisma Putra quoted, “In view of the gravity of this issue, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would like to advise Malaysians that they should postpone non-essential travel, particularly to the areas directly affected”.
Putrajaya hopes that both countries will exercise maximum restraint in handling the rising tension.
Source: Malay Mail
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