Malaysia
Malaysians advised against non-essential travel to India
An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel places a poster that reads, ‘The Parade is closed’ atop a barricade as the Beating Retreat ceremony is closed for visitors at the India and Pakistan Wagah border post, near Amritsar, on May 7, 2025, as border tensions rise following Indian strikes in Pakistan. — Reuters pic

NEW DELHI, May 7 — The High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi has advised Malaysians against all non-essential travel to India following reported cross-border strikes.

"In view of the recent escalation between India and Pakistan, in which India launched Operation Sindoor on Pakistan on May 7, the High Commission strongly advises a prompt postponement of all non-essential travels to India, especially to Indian states bordering Pakistan,” the Malaysian diplomatic mission said on its X social media page.

"This includes travel for holidays or other non-urgent purposes,” the Malaysian High Commission said.

Malaysians in India have been urged to register with the High Commission and inform them about their presence via email at mwdelhi@kln.gov.my.

For consular assistance, Malaysians may contact the High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi at +90 11 2415 9300 or +90 11 2415 9311 (general line/ops room) and +90 85 9555 0564 (duty officer) 4.30 pm to 8 am).

"The safety and well-being of Malaysians remain our top priority. Please stay informed and exercise caution at all times,” said the High Commission. — Bernama

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