Hold off on trips to France for now, MOHE tells Malaysian students in Europe amid riots

The Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) assures that all 462 Malaysian students in France are safe amidst ongoing demonstrations and riots in major cities, including Paris.

Educational activities for Malaysian students continue as academic institutions have implemented online learning in affected areas.

The MOHE, in collaboration with the Education Attaché Office in Paris and other relevant bodies, is actively monitoring the situation and advising students to avoid affected areas and adhere to local authority guidelines.

Parents are encouraged to remain calm and follow updates from official sources.

PUTRAJAYA, Oct 22 — All 462 Malaysian students currently pursuing their studies in France are reported to be safe, with none involved or directly affected by the demonstrations and riots occurring in several major cities across the country, including Paris.

The Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) said that the academic activities of Malaysian students in that country are continuing as usual, while educational institutions in the affected areas have shifted to online learning.

According to the MOHE, its team – through the Education Attaché Office in Paris, in collaboration with the Foreign Ministry, the Embassy of Malaysia in Paris, and sponsoring agencies – is continuously monitoring the situation to ensure the safety and well-being of the Malaysian students.

“To date, there are 462 Malaysian students pursuing their studies in France, and no reports have been received regarding any students being involved or directly affected by the demonstrations and riots taking place in several major cities, including Paris,” the MOHE said in a statement.

In light of these developments, the MOHE has advised Malaysian students in France to avoid affected areas, comply with the instructions of local authorities and stay updated through official announcements.

At the same time, the MOHE has advised Malaysian students currently in other European countries to postpone any travel to France until the situation is brought back under control.

The ministry has emphasised that continuous monitoring will be carried out in collaboration with relevant parties to ensure the safety and well-being of all Malaysian students in France are upheld.

The MOHE also urges parents and families of the students to remain calm and obtain information from official sources, while ensuring that their children adhere to the safety guidelines issued by the Education Attaché Office in Paris and the Embassy of Malaysia in Paris.

Any inquiries or requests for further information may be directed via email to [email protected] or [email protected] . — Bernama

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马来西亚高等教育部保证，尽管包括巴黎在内的主要城市持续发生示威和骚乱，但在法国的462名马来西亚学生都是安全的。

马来西亚受灾地区的学术机构已实施在线学习，学生的教育活动仍在继续。

高等教育部正与驻巴黎教育专员办公室及其他相关机构合作，积极监测局势，并建议学生避开受影响地区，遵守地方当局的指导方针。

建议家长保持冷静，并关注官方渠道发布的最新消息。

布城，10月22日讯——据报道，目前在法国留学的462名马来西亚学生全部安全，没有一人卷入或直接受到法国多个主要城市（包括巴黎）发生的示威和骚乱的影响。

马来西亚高等教育部表示，该国马来西亚学生的学业活动照常进行，而受影响地区的教育机构已转为线上教学。

据马来西亚高等教育部称，其团队通过驻巴黎教育专员办公室，与外交部、马来西亚驻巴黎大使馆和赞助机构合作，持续监测局势，以确保马来西亚学生的安全和福祉。

“截至目前，共有 462 名马来西亚学生在法国留学，尚未收到任何学生参与或直接受到包括巴黎在内的几个主要城市发生的示威和骚乱影响的报告，”马来西亚高等教育部在一份声明中表示。

鉴于这些事态发展，马来西亚高等教育部建议在法国的马来西亚学生避开受影响地区，遵守当地政府的指示，并通过官方公告了解最新情况。

与此同时，马来西亚高等教育部建议目前身处其他欧洲国家的马来西亚学生推迟前往法国的行程，直到疫情得到控制。

教育部强调，将与相关各方合作，持续进行监测，以确保所有在法国的马来西亚学生的安全和福祉得到维护。

马来西亚高等教育部也敦促学生家长和家人保持冷静，从官方渠道获取信息，同时确保他们的孩子遵守马来西亚驻巴黎教育专员公署和马来西亚驻巴黎大使馆发布的安全指南。

如有任何疑问或需要更多信息，请发送电子邮件至[email protected]或[email protected]。——马新社

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