How can stranded Malaysians in Indonesia return home?

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Stranded Malaysians in Indonesia Advised to Contact Airlines for Flight Information

Malaysians who travelled to Indonesia before the movement control order (MCO) was enforced on March 18 should contact Malaysia Airlines (MAS) or AirAsia directly for information regarding flight schedules. Both airlines have reduced flight frequencies between Malaysia and Indonesia following the MCO. For those requiring consular assistance, the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta is available via email and phone.
Contacting Malaysia Airlines for Flight Information

Malaysians travelling with Malaysia Airlines who are affected by the reduced flight frequencies are advised to fill out a designated form or contact Abdul Razak Ab Hamid, the acting director of MAS Regional Indonesia, at +62 811 1219 660. This direct contact is intended to provide clarity on available flight options following the MCO.
AirAsia Flight Schedule Inquiries

Customers of AirAsia who are impacted by the changes in flight schedules should reach out to Kristina Ariyanti, an airline official. She can be contacted via phone at +62 878 7716 8570 or +62 819-2226-663. These lines are operational daily between 8 am and 7 pm to assist affected travellers.
Consular Assistance from the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta

For Malaysians in Indonesia who require consular assistance, the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta provides several contact channels. Travellers can reach out via email to mwjakarta@kln.gov.my and jkonsular@gmail.com. Additionally, consular assistance is available by phone at +62 813 8081 3036.

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