Jelutong MP urges govt to provide financial assistance to families of Malaysians missing in Nepal floods

The government has been urged to consider financial assistance for Malaysian families with relatives missing due to the Nepalese floods and landslide disaster.

Jelutong MP RSN Rayer proposed a loan moratorium for affected victims and requested expedited document processing by the National Registration Department.

The Penang Hindu Endowment Board will provide RM5,000 to each affected Hindu family from Penang, with applications available through a QR code.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — The government has been urged to consider providing financial assistance to all Malaysian families whose relatives are still missing due to the floods and landslide disaster in Nepal last August.

The matter was proposed by Jelutong Member of Parliament RSN Rayer, who also urged the relevant departments or ministries to consider a moratorium on housing loans, personal bank loans, and vehicle purchases for all victims involved.

“I wish to appeal to the Prime Minister (Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim), who will table the 2027 Budget tomorrow, to consider financial assistance for families of all affected victims,” he said at a press conference at the Parliament Building today.

Rayer also requested the National Registration Department (JPN) to facilitate the processing and issuance of documents such as death certificates to the affected families following the announcement that the Nepalese authorities will end search and rescue operations and declare the unrecovered victims as deceased.

Meanwhile, Rayer, who is also the Chairman of the Penang Hindu Endowment Board (PHEB), stated that the board has decided to provide a compassionate contribution of RM5,000 to each Hindu family of the tragedy victims who originate from Penang.

PHEB Deputy Chairman Senator Dr. R.A. Lingeshwaran said eligible families can apply for the assistance via a QR code displayed on PHEB’s official Facebook account and website.

A total of 54 Malaysians remain missing following the devastating floods and landslides that struck the Nepal-Tibet border region on August 26. — Bernama

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政府被敦促考虑向在尼泊尔洪水和山体滑坡灾害中失去亲人的马来西亚家庭提供财政援助。

Jelutong 国会议员 RSN Rayer 提议暂停受灾民众的贷款偿还，并要求国家登记部门加快文件处理速度。

槟城印度教基金会将向每个受影响的槟城印度教家庭提供 5000 令吉的补助，申请可通过二维码进行。

吉隆坡，10月8日讯——有人敦促政府考虑向所有在去年8月尼泊尔洪水和山体滑坡灾害中失去亲人的马来西亚家庭提供财政援助。

此事由杰鲁通国会议员 RSN Rayer 提出，他还敦促相关部门或机构考虑暂停所有受害者的住房贷款、个人银行贷款和车辆购买。

“我呼吁首相（拿督斯里安华·易卜拉欣）考虑向所有受影响受害者的家庭提供财政援助，他将于明天提交2027年财政预算案，”他今天在国会大厦举行的新闻发布会上说。

在尼泊尔当局宣布将结束搜救行动并宣布未找到的遇难者死亡后，雷耶尔还要求国家登记部门 (JPN) 协助处理和向受影响家庭发放死亡证明等文件。

与此同时，同时也是槟城印度教基金会（PHEB）主席的雷耶表示，该基金会已决定向每位来自槟城的遇难印度教家庭提供 5000 令吉的抚恤金。

PHEB 副主席参议员 RA Lingeshwaran 博士表示，符合条件的家庭可以通过 PHEB 官方 Facebook 帐户和网站上显示的二维码申请援助。

8月26日，尼泊尔-西藏边境地区发生毁灭性洪水和山体滑坡，目前仍有54名马来西亚人失踪。——马新社

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