Malaysia

Located in South Asia, Malaysia consists of two separate regions. West Malaysia connects to the Asian continent and borders Thailand to the north. East Malaysia, which is across the South China Sea from West Malaysia, lies on an island and shares borders with Indonesia to the south.

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