Floods in Spain: No Malaysians Affected, Embassy Offers Assistance
The Malaysian Foreign Ministry has confirmed that no Malaysians have been directly affected by the floods triggered by heavy rains in Valencia and nearby regions in Spain since October 29.
Ministry’s Advisory
In its latest advisory, the ministry urged Malaysians in affected areas to remain vigilant and follow directives and advisories issued by local authorities. The ministry also stated that it will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide timely updates to ensure the safety and well-being of Malaysians in the region.
Consular Assistance
Malaysians needing assistance are encouraged to stay in close contact with the embassy and register their presence through the E-Konsular platform at https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my/ for updates and support. For consular assistance, Malaysians may reach the Embassy of Malaysia in Madrid at Ave. de los Madroños 63B, 28043 Madrid, by phone at +34659894943 (24-hour line), or via email at mwmadrid@kln.gov.my.
Flood Situation in Spain
Over 200 people have reportedly lost their lives in the devastating floods, marking Spain’s worst in decades. Emergency workers are continuing to comb through underground car parks and tunnels, in the hope of finding survivors and recovering bodies, according to media reports.
Conclusion
The Malaysian government is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of Malaysians affected by the floods in Spain. The embassy in Madrid is available to provide assistance and support to those in need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are Malaysians affected by the floods in Spain?
A: No, Malaysians have not been directly affected by the floods.
Q: What should Malaysians do if they need assistance?
A: Malaysians should stay in close contact with the embassy and register their presence through the E-Konsular platform for updates and support.
Q: How can Malaysians reach the Embassy of Malaysia in Madrid for consular assistance?
A: Malaysians can reach the embassy by phone at +34659894943 (24-hour line) or via email at mwmadrid@kln.gov.my.
Q: How many people have lost their lives in the floods?
A: Over 200 people have reportedly lost their lives in the devastating floods.