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Banks are offering loan repayment deferments and flexible payment plans to ease the financial strain on families of 54 Malaysians missing in the Nepal landslide, as the families seek broader government assistance.

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00:01Banks have offered loan repayment deferments and flexible payment arrangements to ease
00:07the financial burden on families of Malaysians missing in the Nepal landslide.
00:11The Association of Banks in Malaysia said its members introduced the assistance in early
00:17October, with member banks appointing contact persons to help affected families with applications,
00:23documentation and administrative procedures.
00:26ABM said it would work with Bank Negara Malaysia and other relevant parties to support the
00:32families and next of kin, acknowledging the distress and uncertainty they were facing.
00:37On Tuesday, the group Malaysia Solidarity Families in Hope met Prime Minister Datuk
00:44Sri Anwar Ibrahim in Parliament and submitted a 29-page proposal outlining a national humanitarian,
00:50legal, financial and diplomatic response for the 54 Malaysians missing since the August 26 disaster.
00:59MASFEH Representative Dr Manivanan Rethinum said the families were facing mounting pressure
01:04to service housing and car loans, as well as credit card debts, despite being unable to access
01:10the bank accounts of their missing relatives.
01:20MASFEH Representative Dr Manivanan Rethinum Said

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