Wisma Putra: Two Malaysians suffer minor injuries after Typhoon Champi in Taiwan

Two Malaysians are receiving treatment for minor injuries after Typhoon Champi in Taiwan, as confirmed by Wisma Putra.

The Malaysian Friendship and Trade Centre in Taipei is providing consular assistance and staying in contact with local authorities.

Malaysians in Taiwan are advised to monitor weather updates, avoid risky areas, and check travel plans due to disruptions from the typhoon.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 24 — Two Malaysian nationals are currently receiving medical treatment for minor injuries in the aftermath of Typhoon Champi on Taiwan, the Foreign Ministry said.

The ministry which is also known as Wisma Putra said the matter was confirmed by the Malaysian Friendship and Trade Centre in Taipei, which is also providing the necessary consular assistance to both individuals.

“(The centre) remains in close communication with Malaysian student groups and the relevant local authorities to monitor developments and safeguard the welfare of Malaysians in Taiwan,” the ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

Malaysians requiring consular assistance, or those with information concerning other Malaysian nationals who may require assistance in the affected areas, are urged to contact the Malaysian Friendship and Trade Centre in Taipei at +886 972 349 343 or via email at [email protected] .

Wisma Putra said it is closely monitoring the typhoon situation, which has brought strong winds and heavy rainfall. Adverse weather conditions are expected to persist in parts of Taiwan.

The typhoon has caused widespread flight cancellations and disruptions to ferry services. In light of this, Malaysians with upcoming travel plans are advised to check their flight or ferry status directly with the respective operators before proceeding to airports or terminals.

The ministry is advising Malaysians residing in or visiting Taiwan to monitor local weather advisories, avoid coastal and mountainous areas, and adhere to safety instructions and evacuation orders issued by local authorities.

It said local authorities have already evacuated residents from flood- and landslide-prone areas, including areas near a landslide dam in Hualien County. Malaysians are told to avoid unnecessary travel to such areas.

Wisma Putra is also encouraging all Malaysians to register and regularly update their contact details via the e-Konsular portal at https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my to facilitate timely communication and access to consular assistance.

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马来西亚外交部证实，两名马来西亚人在台风“占比”袭击台湾后，因轻伤正在接受治疗。

马来西亚驻台北友好贸易中心正在提供领事协助，并与当地政府保持联系。

由于台风可能造成交通中断，建议在台的马来西亚公民密切关注天气预报，避开危险区域，并检查出行计划。

吉隆坡，10月24日讯——外交部表示，两名马来西亚公民在台风“詹比”袭击台湾后，目前正在接受轻伤治疗。

该部（又称外交部）表示，此事已得到台北马来西亚友好贸易中心的证实，该中心也正在向这两名人士提供必要的领事协助。

该部周六发表声明称：“（该中心）与马来西亚学生团体和相关地方当局保持密切沟通，以监测事态发展并保障在台马来西亚人的福祉。”

需要领事协助的马来西亚公民，或掌握有关受影响地区可能需要协助的其他马来西亚国民的信息的人士，请联系台北马来西亚友好贸易中心，电话：+886 972 349 343，或发送电子邮件至 [email protected]。

外交部表示，正密切关注台风形势，该台风带来了强风和暴雨。预计台湾部分地区恶劣天气状况将持续。

台风导致大范围航班取消和轮渡服务中断。鉴于此，建议近期有出行计划的马来西亚公民在前往机场或码头前，直接与相关运营商确认航班或轮渡的最新情况。

该部门建议居住在台湾或前往台湾的马来西亚公民密切关注当地天气预报，避开沿海和山区，并遵守地方当局发布的安全指示和疏散命令。

声明称，地方当局已将居民从易受洪水和山体滑坡影响的地区疏散，包括花莲县一处山体滑坡堰塞湖附近的地区。马来西亚民众被告知避免前往这些地区进行不必要的旅行。

马来西亚外交部也鼓励所有马来西亚公民通过电子领事门户网站 https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my 注册并定期更新他们的联系方式，以便及时沟通和获得领事协助。

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