Malaysian Embassy monitors the situation after a shooting in Kraków, Poland

Malaysian Embassy Monitors Situation After Shooting in Poland

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 – The Malaysian Embassy in Warsaw is closely monitoring the situation in Kraków, Poland, following a shooting at the city’s Main Market Square on Saturday.

The embassy is also keeping in contact with the Malaysian community in Kraków to check on their safety.

In a Facebook statement on Sunday, the embassy encouraged Malaysians living in Poland to register their details with the mission. This will help the embassy maintain contact with citizens and share relevant information when necessary.

The embassy also expressed its condolences to the victims, their families and the people of Poland.

Malaysia Expresses Solidarity With Poland

The embassy said Malaysia stands in solidarity with Poland during this difficult period.

It described the shooting as a senseless act of violence and extended its deepest sympathies to everyone affected.

The statement also highlighted the importance of staying connected with the Malaysian community overseas.

For Malaysians living or travelling in Poland, keeping their contact details registered with the embassy can help maintain communication during an emergency.

Emergency Contact Details for Malaysians

The Malaysian Embassy in Warsaw has provided contact details for citizens who require emergency consular assistance.

Malaysians can reach the embassy through the following channels:

  • Office telephone: +48 22 617 4413
  • Emergency duty officer: +48 660 627 360
  • Email: [email protected]

The embassy said citizens could contact these channels for assistance.

Embassy Continues to Monitor Developments

The embassy’s response reflects its efforts to look after Malaysians living abroad during unexpected incidents.

Although the report does not confirm any Malaysian casualties, the embassy remains in contact with the local community.

Malaysians in Poland should follow official updates and keep their contact information current with the embassy.

The mission will continue to monitor developments and provide consular assistance when needed.

Source : BERNAMA | Rewritten By Minutesmy

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