Kiwi student stranded in South Africa due to broken embassy printer

Foreign Minister Winston Peters has told tens of thousands of New Zealanders traveling overseas they should consider sheltering in place, in light of Covid-19. The hubs Kiwis usually rely on for transit like LA and Singapore are closed to foreign nationals. Mr Peters says government-assisted flights are being considered, but there's no guarantees. Ibraheen Rasheed is an Otago medical student who had his passport stolen while on an elective placement in South Africa. He was unable to get an emergency travel document due to a broken printer at the High Commission in Pretoria. His mother Fazilat Shah tells Kathryn what dealings he's had with MFAT.