Bangkok floods: Malaysians urged to remain in contact with embassy

Following severe flooding in Bangkok, the Malaysian Embassy has advised Malaysians in the city to stay in contact for assistance and updates.

The Foreign Ministry has confirmed that support is being extended to affected Malaysians and shared contact information for those needing consular assistance.

Malaysians are also urged to register via the e-Konsular system and follow local safety directives.

Travelers to Suvarnabhumi Airport should allow extra travel time due to potential route delays caused by the floods.

BANGKOK, Sept 27 — Malaysians in Bangkok have been urged to remain in contact with the Malaysian Embassy for assistance and updates following extensive flooding that affected several districts and major transportation routes in the capital city.

The Foreign Ministry, in an advisory on Sunday, said several Malaysians had been affected by the floods, and that the Embassy in Bangkok was extending necessary support and assistance to them.

It said Malaysians requiring consular assistance, or those with information on other Malaysians who may be affected by the floods, can contact the Embassy of Malaysia in Bangkok at +66 2 340 5720, +66 2 340 5731 or +66 87 028 4659, or email [email protected] .

It strongly urged Malaysian nationals who had yet to do so to register their presence in Thailand via the e-Konsular system.

“The Embassy remains in close communication with local authorities as it continues to monitor the situation,” it said.

The ministry also advised Malaysians residing in or visiting Bangkok to exercise caution, remain vigilant and strictly follow safety directives issued by the local authorities.

“Malaysians travelling to Suvarnabhumi Airport are also advised to allow additional travel time and arrive well ahead of their scheduled departure, as access routes may experience delays,” it said.

Persistent heavy rain since Thursday had caused flooding across all 50 districts of Bangkok, according to Bernama’s reports. — Bernama

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曼谷发生严重洪灾后，马来西亚大使馆建议在曼谷的马来西亚公民保持联系，以便获得援助和最新消息。

外交部已确认将向受影响的马来西亚公民提供支持，并分享了需要领事协助者的联系方式。

马来西亚公民也被敦促通过电子领事系统进行登记，并遵守当地的安全指示。

前往素万那普机场的旅客应预留额外的旅行时间，因为洪水可能会造成路线延误。

曼谷，9月27日——首都曼谷多个地区和主要交通干线遭受严重洪灾影响后，当局敦促在曼谷的马来西亚公民与马来西亚大使馆保持联系，以便获得帮助和最新信息。

外交部周日发布公告称，多名马来西亚公民受到洪水影响，驻曼谷大使馆正在向他们提供必要的支持和援助。

声明称，需要领事协助的马来西亚公民，或掌握其他可能受洪水影响的马来西亚公民信息的公民，可以联系马来西亚驻曼谷大使馆，电话号码为 +66 2 340 5720、+66 2 340 5731 或 +66 87 028 4659，或发送电子邮件至 [email protected] 。

它强烈敦促尚未通过电子领事系统在泰国登记的马来西亚公民尽快登记其在泰国的居留情况。

“大使馆将继续与地方当局保持密切沟通，并持续关注局势发展，”声明中写道。

该部还建议居住在曼谷或到访曼谷的马来西亚公民保持谨慎，保持警惕，并严格遵守当地政府发布的安全指令。

“建议前往素万那普机场的马来西亚旅客预留更多出行时间，并提前到达机场，因为进出机场的路线可能会出现延误。”声明中写道。

据马新社报道，自周四以来持续强降雨已导致曼谷全部50个区发生洪涝灾害。——马新社

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