JBPM will safeguard the welfare of two officers still uncontactable after Nepal floods, including salary and pension matters as efforts to confirm their status continue
PUTRAJAYA: The Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) will ensure that the welfare of its two officers who remain uncontactable following flash floods in Rasuwa, Nepal last month is taken care of.
Its director-general Datuk Seri Nor Hisham Mohammad said the department had consulted the Public Service Department (PSD) on matters relating to the two officers’ salaries and pensions.
He said checks showed that JBPM headquarters deputy director of the Planning and Research Division Mohd Sani Harul is due to retire on Sept 23, while its Central Region Academy officer Mohd Fakhrul Munir Mohd Isa still has many years of service remaining.
“We will refer the matter to PSD regarding their welfare,” he told reporters at the Public Sector Human Resource Management Conference here today.
The two officers were among 10 Malaysians who departed for Nepal on Aug 24 to travel to Everest Base Camp (EBC).
The Foreign Ministry said today that 55 Malaysians remain uncontactable following the floods and landslides in Nepal and China, with efforts to establish the status of each individual still ongoing.
