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Two Malaysians injured in Typhoon Champi recovering in Taiwan hospitals

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 24 — Two Malaysian nationals who sustained minor injuries in the aftermath of Typhoon Champ...

Two Malaysians injured in Typhoon Champi recovering in Taiwan hospitals

Two Malaysian nationals, aged 57, who were injured in Typhoon Champi in Taiwan are currently recovering in separate hospitals with stable conditions. The Malaysian Friendship and Trade Centre in Taipei (MFTC) has been monitoring the situation closely, and the centre urged Malaysians residing or visiting Taiwan to stay informed about local weather advisories and follow safety instructions. The MFTC serves as Malaysia's official representative office in Taipei and provides consular assistance to Malaysians in Taiwan.

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