Foreign Ministry Confirms No Malaysians Affected by Mexico Security Unrest, Embassy on Alert
PUTRAJAYA, Feb 24 — Malaysia’s Foreign Ministry has confirmed that no Malaysians have been affected by the recent security unrest reported in several regions of Mexico following enforcement actions against organized crime groups.
In an official statement, the ministry said the Embassy of Malaysia in Mexico City is closely monitoring developments to ensure the safety of Malaysian citizens in the country.
The ministry said the embassy has issued safety advisories urging Malaysians in Mexico to remain alert and cautious.
They have been advised to avoid areas where security operations are ongoing.
They should also comply with instructions issued by local authorities.
“The embassy has confirmed that no Malaysians have been affected by the incidents,” the ministry said.
The Foreign Ministry emphasized that the safety and welfare of Malaysians overseas remains its top priority.
It said close coordination is ongoing between the ministry and the embassy.
This ensures accurate and timely information.
Malaysians in Mexico have also been advised to stay informed.
They should monitor official announcements.
They should avoid unnecessary travel to high-risk areas.
The ministry also advised Malaysians to ensure their travel documents are accessible.
They should also keep emergency contact information ready.
Consular assistance is available to Malaysians who require help.
They may contact the embassy directly.
The ministry said it remains committed to protecting Malaysians abroad.
It will continue monitoring the situation closely.
Security conditions in parts of Mexico remain tense.
This follows enforcement operations targeting organized crime groups.
Violent incidents such as vehicle burnings have been reported.
However, no Malaysians have been affected.
The government said it will continue taking necessary steps to ensure their safety.
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