Malaysia is not safe to go on tour, my friend said are they right?

Show all answers

nithy

At present its not fair to go to malaysia

violence causes silence

u've being cheated by ur friends. lol..i thought we are in peace in here beautifull sunny or rainy day. and so the multicolours of malays, indian, chinese. and so we got bunches of western and foreigner having the sun bathing in our white sandy beaches all over the country

love all

you could probably delay a bit.

kooooool

hearing in news same thing

anna

If you want to know the truth come and see for yourself .

Sean Lawlor

Most travelers comment on the friendliness and hospitality of Malaysians. It really is exceptional.

Malaysia is not only friendly, it is one of the safest countries worldwide and absolutely safe to travel to any part of the country.

Even though Malaysia is relatively safe, the only crime-free place is heaven, so here are things to watch:

STREET CRIME: It has begun to grow in the big, particularly in tourist areas: pickpockets and bag-snatchers. Defense is the same anywhere: wear your purse/bag strap over your chest (not just dangling from your shoulder) and hold your bag close.(read more on street crimes)

Women travelers should be sensitive to local customs and attitudes.

You must answer this question to fit your personal tolerance for risk. If you believe the statistics and look at it rationally, youâ€™ll probably go. If youâ€™re going to worry about safety a lot while youâ€™re there, the worry may make your trip less pleasant, and so you probably shouldnâ€™t go.

johanssm

it is better that you wait until after the general election in Malaysia. It is advisable and wise to do so.

Ever since the umno government (current gov.) announced that the latest protest made by Hindraf group having link/s with international terrorist groups, most of us from the Oppositions thinks that the umno government and our police might take advantage of whatever situation .
It will be a sad day if some foreigner is/are accuse of coming to Malaysia to helps the Hindraf group or/and to accuse foreign elements against ISA ( internal security act that imprisons any person/s without going to court )

There are nearly 200 countries(might be more or might be less) in the world.I am sure your trip to Malaysia can wait.

***unlikely there will be a civil war, most likely to have unrest and more protest.But then why take the risk?
Best is to update yourself and those intending to come to Malaysia please do read the travel alert/travel advisory news from the US embassy website.

BMW M5

You can't trust a lot of the media out there. The media loves to lie and they like to promote the worse of nations.

chubby

oh...really???i didnt aware of that...riot and chaos everywhere???i wonder where???civil war???huh...never heard...so far here still have peace...can you provide us with the link???becos i dont know theres such thing as riot and chaos here...i still live in peace...at least here in malaysia...

Jessica Alba

Where did you get the new?

eeja

dont easily trust wat other peoples told u..try to visit n u'll know..is it bad or gud..

xOxOx

You'll be doing yourself a favor if you don't go to Malaysia at all.

Azim

*YAWN*

Gadis Neutral

what the heck, your friend must be sabotaging Malaysia. Malaysia is the safest country in the whole wide world!!!!!!!!!!!

amy

the media was doing it for the lulz

Ryuzaki "L" The KiD

they are telling the lies my friend.. im living in Malaysia and i know it.. where is the riot? chaos?

Jim H

No riots.. I'm just enjoying my life here. Malaysia is a very good country to be live in.
I'm about to find out on how to apply a permanent resident here.

anderson

If is so, i ll be dead by now. get..a life pal..

|tsme|ah

all i can say is CRAPS...!

Effendi R

high possibility of civil war... where did you get that one??? ok there were a couple of riots recently, but tell me of any country in the world where such things do not happen! And the riots - demonstrations really that turned a bit heaty - were in very restricted areas and organised by minorities which are far, very far away from inciting a civil war. Don't worry, Malaysia remains politically stable (for outsiders), extremely safe for travellers and in the near total majority of Malaysian minds, where hospitality is a time honoured social obligation, travellers are always welcome as friends! Try it out, come and see for yourself!

aUDREy TTT

If the news is true, then where on earth our dear friends in YA managed to sit in comfort to answer your questions...

Maybe your friend have heard some news about the recent riots but it is considered a small scale one. Just be more careful when you are in Malaysia, especially when you see crowds carrying banners.

Stranger On A Bus

I think you got the wrong info.
It's totally safe here.

crosswiseent@gmail.com

Malaysia Is a Peaceful, High Tech Muslim State!

Compared to the rest of the world Malaysia is a peaceful country. The people are focused on living a peaceful life in harmony with each other. As Malaysia is a relatively prosperous country with a low unemployment rate there is little need for civil war or unrest. There are also strict government controls to ensure this. Although this might be defined as a curtail of freedom of action in the long run it has helped Malaysia to prosper.

Malaysia - The Ideal Destination
Area : 329,758 sq km
Population : 27 million
Capital : Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia is a peaceful country inhabited by a friendly, multi-ethnic people with English as its most widely spoken language. Other major languages include Malay, Chinese and Indian. It is politically stable and blessed with many natural resources. Combined with high-technology manufacturing, R & D and IT services centres, Malaysia has created a most stable environment for direct foreign investment and business dealings. It is strategically located in the heart of Southeast Asia, one of the world's fastest growing regions, with access to China, the largest Asian market.

With its world-class infrastructure, facilities and innovative programmes, Malaysia is the ideal destination and hence was chosen as host country for WCIT 2008. Malaysia has hosted a variety of world-class events such as Commonwealth Games, Formula One & Global Knowledge II (GKII).

I am proud to be born a Malaysian.
Kuppan a/l Munian
crosswiseent@gmail.com

Enter Your Message or Comment

User Name:
User Email:
Post a comment: