KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 24 (Bernama) -- Two Malaysian nationals who sustained minor injuries in the aftermath of Typhoon Champi in Taiwan are receiving treatment at separate hospitals and their conditions are reported to be stable.
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Two Malaysian nationals injured by Typhoon Champi in Taiwan are in stable condition, with one already discharged. The Malaysian Friendship and Trade Centre is monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of Malaysians in the region.
- Both 57-year-old Malaysians were treated at separate hospitals in Taichung and Miaoli.
- Typhoon Champi caused one death, over 500 injuries, and significant infrastructure damage in Taiwan.
- There were 34,833 Malaysians in Taiwan as of August, including 7,615 students.
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