Agong grateful for safe return of Malaysians stranded in Sudan

Agong grateful for safe return of Malaysians stranded in Sudan FMTNews

The 30 Malaysians in Sudan finally returned home yesterday after being stranded in Khartoum for two weeks.

In a Facebook post, Istana Negara said Sultan Abdullah expressed his appreciation to the government and the Malaysian operations teams, led by the Malaysian ambassador to Sudan, for successfully carrying out the rescue mission.

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