Families of 55 Missing Malaysians in Nepal Want Moratorium to Ease Loans, Insurance Claims
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Families of 55 missing Malaysians in Nepal want moratorium to ease loans, insurance claims
PUTRAJAYA, Sept 27 — Families of 55 Malaysians still missing following the flash flood in Nepal have urged the government to consider a special moratorium on the victims’ financial commitments, as their families are now facing difficulties accessing the victims’ accounts and assets, insurance coverage, and managing their loans. Malaysia Solidarity: Families in Hope (MASFIH) spokesperson Dr Manivannan Rethinam said that after 33 days without cert…
Putrajaya: Kerajaan Nepal sedang mempertimbangkan langkah perundangan bagi menangani kes individu yang statusnya masih belum dapat ditentuk, termasuk warga asing susulan bencana banjir dan tanah runtuh di negaa itu. Dalam satu kenyataan Ahad, Kementerian Luar Malaysia berkata langkah itu masih tertakluk kepada proses perundangan domestic Nepal dan belum berkuat kuasa setakat hari ini. “Kedutaan Besar [...] The post Nepal pertimbang langkah perun…
PETALING JAYA – The Nepalese government is considering legal measures to address the cases of individuals affected by the floods and landslides in the country, including foreigners, whose status has yet to be determined. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said, however, the measures are subject to Nepal's domestic legal process and have not yet come into effect. "The government ...
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