MOHE advises Malaysian students to avoid France amid riots

Malaysian students told to delay France trips as Paris riots spread.

Oct 22, 2026

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MOHE advises Malaysian students to avoid France amid riots

Malaysian students told to delay France trips as Paris riots spread.

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Malaysian students told to delay France trips as Paris riots spread. MOHE confirms all 462 Malaysian students in France are safe amid Paris riots, urging them to avoid affected areas until situation stabilizes. Originally reported by Malay Mail.

MOHE confirms student safety

MOHE confirms student safety

All 462 Malaysian students in France reported safe amid Paris riots.

“All 462 Malaysian students currently pursuing their studies in france are reported to be safe”

Academic activities continue

Students maintain online learning as institutions shift to digital classes.

“Educational activities for malaysian students continue as academic institutions have implemented online learning”

MOHE monitoring situation

MOHE team tracks safety through education attaché office and foreign ministry.

“The ministry said that its team, through the education attaché office in paris, in collaboration with the foreign ministry”

Students advised to avoid affected areas

Students urged to stay away from riot zones and follow local authorities.

“In light of these developments, the mohe has advised malaysian students in france to avoid affected areas”

Travel to France postponed

Students in other european countries told to delay france trips until situation stabilizes.

“The mohe has advised malaysian students currently in other european countries to postpone any travel to france”

Parents urged to stay calm

Parents advised to follow official updates and maintain safety guidelines.

“The mohe also urges parents and families of the students to remain calm and obtain information from official sources”

The bottom line

MOHE confirms all 462 Malaysian students in France are safe amid Paris riots, urging them to avoid affected areas until situation stabilizes.

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