Families of 54 Malaysians missing in Nepal floods get loan moratorium, renew request to meet PM
KUALA LUMPUR: Families of 54 Malaysians still missing following floods in Nepal have secured a six-month loan moratorium as they continue to face financial commitments amid uncertainty over their loved ones.
The families of 54 Malaysians still missing after the floods in Nepal have received a six-month loan moratorium from HSBC and Public Bank, following discussions with Bank Negara Malaysia. MASFIH, the group representing the families, is seeking further clarification on Nepal's verification procedure for missing persons and an urgent meeting with the Attorney-General's Chambers to address legal issues, including accessing financial records and insurance claims.
The group has renewed its request for a meeting with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to coordinate outstanding diplomatic, legal, and financial matters across government agencies, emphasizing the urgent need for clear answers, meaningful relief, and coordinated action for the affected families.
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