Malaysian embassy in Jakarta providing assistance to citizens stranded in Indonesia, says Tok Mat

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The Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta is seeking solutions and providing the best possible assistance to Malaysians stranded in Indonesia following the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau.  Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan urged family members of affected Malaysians to remain patient, as airlines can only resume operations after clearance.  Read more at  https://tinyurl.com/mvjrs5sf  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:01What is the update in Jakarta?

00:03What is the update in Jakarta?

00:06What is the update in Jakarta?

00:07What is the update in Jakarta?

00:08There is still a lot of bombings that are failed

00:14because of the situation of the Gerubu

00:19and also of the Asap Gunung Berapi

00:20which is not possible for bombings.

00:25We hope that the situation will be better.

00:28We don't have to do what to do

00:30because we don't have to do what to do

00:33because there are a lot of bombings

00:35especially in the cross between Jakarta and Malaysia

00:41because there is a lot of bombings

00:45in the Selat Sunda.

00:48So, that's why a lot of bombings

00:52So, I hope that you have to do what to do

00:58because there is no bombings

01:01because there is no bombings

01:01that can be done.

01:03So, if there is no bombings

01:06we can do it

01:06but the bombings

01:09commercial flight

01:11so there is no bombings

01:12so there is no bombings

01:16as a councilor

01:17we will do

01:20in Jakarta

01:21we will do

01:22what to do

01:28so there is no bombings

01:32so there is no bombings

01:58in Jakarta

01:58it is no bombings

01:59it is no bombings

01:59that is no bombings

02:02that is no bombings

02:07so there is no bombings

02:16so there is no bombings

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