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.
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