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Thursday, 3 February 2011
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Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Govt to bring Malaysian students out of Egypt using aircraft or ships
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KUALA LUMPUR Feb 1 - Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said tonight the government had decided to bring Malaysian students by air or sea out of Egypt due to the worsening anti-government uprising in that country.
He said the decision was made after receiving a report on the situation in Egypt from the Malaysian delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister A. Kohilan Pillay and which also included the prime minister's political secretary Datuk Sahlan Ismail.
"Some immediate measures will be taken to bring the students out of Egypt,” he told Bernama, here. One of the measures is to ask Bunga Mas 5, a container ship guarded by a Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) vessel on duty in the Gulf of Aden, to sail to the Port of Adabiya, about two and a half hours' journey from the south of Cairo, to ferry the students out of Egypt.
"The container ship, which can accommodate about 500 students on its deck, is expected to arrive at the Port of Adabiya on Feb 5,” said Najib.
The prime minister said he had discussed with Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman on asking Malaysia Airlines (MAS) and AirAsia to make special flights to Cairo to also bring the Malaysian students home.
"They (MAS and AirAsia) will inform me tomorrow on the possibility of using their aircraft for the mission,” he said.
Najib said the government would also try to bring the students out to Jeddah and to temporarily house them at the Tabung Haji Centre there until flights were available for them to return to Malaysia.
However, he added, some matters had to be sorted out first like the students' visas.
"The government is therefore communicating with the Saudi Arabian government for our students be allowed to be brought in to Jeddah.”
Najib said the government would provide more information on the matter to the students and their parents tomorrow. - BERNAMA
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 1 - Parents of Malaysian students in Egypt who are increasingly worried over their children's safety due to the violent revolt against the Egyptian regime, are urging the Malaysian government to immediately bring these students home.
One of the parents, Salahul Ahmad Jamal Mohd, 57, said his son who was studying in Mansoura, Egypt had told him that he had to sleep holding a knife out of fear due to the uncontrolled and worsening turbulence in that country.
"My son is forced to do this for his own safety with the increasing house break-ins while prisoners who have escaped from the prison are on rampage, as there is no action from the Egyptian authorities,” he said when contacted by Bernama, here, today.
Salahul said the government must take immediate action to save the Malaysian students whose lives were in danger due to the violent uprising.
"These students are Malaysia's future leaders. Please act fast, don't wait until it's too late. It's not a question of money but the students' safety, which must be given priority,” he said.
Since last Tuesday, street demonstrations demanding Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down have been reported in cities like Cairo, Dumyat, Suez, Tanta, Alexandria and Mansoura.
Rohana Abdul Rahman, the mother of Malaysian student Hanan Amira Hashim, 22, said she was worried that the communication line with her daughter could be disrupted after a week of turmoil. She hoped the government's operation of bringing back the students would also cover Mansoura, which is located in the Nile Delta region and is about 120km northeast of Cairo.
"Quick action is necessary as our children are now exposed to the dangers of street crime, rampant house break-ins, and rampaging by escaped prisoners,” said Rohana.
In KUALA TERENGGANU, Terengganu Foundation chief assistant director Razali Mahmud said parents in the state had also expressed concern over their children's safety in Egypt and asked that they be brought home fast.
"We have information that the situation there has reached the ”orange” (danger) level. We have also learnt that yesterday, Deputy Foreign Minister A. Kohilan Pillay and some National Security Council officials left for Egypt to assess the situation there. I'm sure they have plans to take the students and other Malaysians out of Egypt to nearby countries like Jordan or to Saudi Arabia,” he said when contacted.
Razali said there were about 11,000 Malaysians in Egypt, including 7,000 students, of whom 247 were sponsored by the Terengganu Foundation for their studies in Islam or medicine at universities in Mansoura, Alexandria and Cairo.
In KOTA BAHARU, the Kelantan-Egypt Students' Families Alumni Association (KPKM) appealed to the government to send a special aicraft to bring home over 1,200 Kelantan students from Egypt.
Its chairman Zulkifli Mat Yusof said that based on information from the students, they were stranded or moving about aimlessly while their safety could not be guaranteed due to the increasingly tense and critical situation there.
He said a special body called Gerakan Membantu Pelajar Di Mesir (Getir) had been formed to ensure that the parents receive accurate information on their children's situation in Egypt.
"We have also set up a special fund with the money collected to be channelled to the students there and will also hold a special prayer ("solat hajat”) at Medan Ilmu on Feb 4.”
Getir operates round the clock from Level 2, Kompleks Yakin, Jalan Gajah Mati and can be contacted at 010-5731922 or 010-5731933. - BERNAMA
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