KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Students in Aden, Yemen is now holed up in their homes following the air strikes led by Saudi Arabia with neighboring allies on Thursday morning.
According to a Malaysian students studying in Seiyun, Hadhramaut, about 800 kilometers from Sana'a, Aden, all students act as such for their safety.
"I'm not sure who issued the advice, but the matter was spread among the student community here," he told Bernama via Facebook.
He who declined to be identified stating the student is in good condition.
Currently, he still does not intend to leave Yemen and abreast through Facebook 'Malaysian Students Association Yemen'.
Facebook page specifies the incident occurred far from the placement of Malaysia in Sana'a.
Foreign reports mention attacks done to curb the advance of the Houthi rebels.
President of Yemen, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi reportedly left for Aden to Saudi Arabia on Thursday when tribal rebels clashed with troops on the outskirts of the southern port city.
Wisma Putra Malaysia also informed residents survived the attack, confirmed the Malaysian Embassy in Sana'a.
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