JBPM officer Mohd Sani, missing after Nepal floods, among 121 honoured at KPKT appreciation night (VIDEO)

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 17 — A Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) senior officer, Mohd Sani Harul, who is still missing after the catastrophic Nepal flood incident, was among 121 Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) staff recognized at the ministry's 2026 'Bakti Disanjung Budi Dijunjung' appreciation night. In a statement released yesterday, KPKT affirmed that Mohd Sani had devoted over three decades to the nation's fire and rescue services.

The tribute to him symbolized the unity and solidarity of the entire KPKT community with Mohd Sani and his family, the statement added. KPKT also expressed optimism that the efforts to ascertain his whereabouts would be supported, and prayed for his family's resilience in enduring this trying situation.

Out of the 121 personnel honored, 10 are still active and eligible for retirement, while 11 have already passed away. Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming, in the same statement, highlighted that KPKT's accomplishments were a result of the unwavering commitment, dedication, and selfless sacrifices of the ministry's 22,000 staff members, who diligently fulfill their duties with the highest integrity.