Malaysian Embassy distributes dry food to staff and citizens hit by Bangkok floods

The Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok distributed dry food supplies to 10 Malaysians and locally recruited embassy staff who were directly affected by the floods in the Thai capital. Malaysian Ambassador to Thailand, Datuk Wan Zaidi Wan Abdullah, distributed the aid to those impacted on Sunday, stating that the dry food supplies could be stored for an extended period and were intended to ease the burden of those facing disruptions to food supplies and daily necessities due to the floods.

The initiative was led by Wan Zaidi as head of mission, with the on-ground distribution and coordination handled by Malaysian Defence Attaché to Thailand, Brig Gen Datuk Samsul Rizal Musa. The embassy will continue to monitor the flood situation in Bangkok and provide assistance to affected Malaysians and staff, advising Malaysians in affected areas to remain vigilant amid forecasts of continued rain until September 30.

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